B.Sc Fees

Fees structure depends upon different university to university and you are mentioning a specific fee structure but you haven't mentioned which university or college. Hostel fees are often separate, based on the facilities provided like AC or non-AC rooms, mess charges, and additional services. Talking about my experience, I studied at Chandigarh University and I found it offers a well-rounded environment for students. The fashion designing program there is quite impressive, with advanced labs and tools like Juki sewing machines, dyeing, and printing labs, and CAD labs for digital design. They even focus on practical learning with industrial equipment, which helps students develop industry-ready skills.With five specializations like Pattern Making, Costume Designing, and more, students can pick what suits their interests best. Hostel fees at CU are super pocket-friendly and the mess fees are also affordable and worth it as food is really tasty and delicious.

Students who choose MGM Institute of Biosciences and Technology (MGMIBT) to obtain their B.Sc. find their fees costly relative to what other institutions charge for parallel programs. B.Sc. students studying Biotechnology, Microbiology, or Bioinformatics at MGM Institute pay tuition fees between Rs 60,000 to Rs 1,00,000 each academic year for their specialised courses. Total educational expenses including tuition fees for three years quantifiably range between 1.8 Lacs rupees to 3 Lacs rupees.Students must budget Rs 10,000–Rs 30,000 each year to cover their laboratory expenses along with book purchases and educational supplies. Students who choose hostel accommodations will spend Rs 50,000 to Rs 80,000 yearly for room costs combined with food and utility expenses. The financial load becomes lighter through fee reduction opportunities that specifically target outstanding and financially disadvantaged college students.