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MBBS, BDS fee hiked for private medical colleges in Karnataka, medicos cry foul
Karnataka: In a major move, the Karnataka Government has recently hiked the fee for MBBS and BDS courses under government and private quota in self-financing medical colleges from this academic session.According to recent media reports, MBBS and BDS fee for the Government quota seats in private medical colleges has now been increased to 15% while those seats which are kept for private quota...
Karnataka: In a major move, the Karnataka Government has recently hiked the fee for MBBS and BDS courses under government and private quota in self-financing medical colleges from this academic session.
According to recent media reports, MBBS and BDS fee for the Government quota seats in private medical colleges has now been increased to 15% while those seats which are kept for private quota have faced a fee hike of 25%.
Think twice if you are considering low inflation for your goals.
— BasuNivesh (@BasuNivesh) November 13, 2020
- Retail inflation @ 7.6%.
- In Karnataka, fee hiked for private Medical and Dental colleges. 15% hike for Govt quota seats and 25% for private quota seats.
Fee hiked in Karnataka medical colleges. Now almost 10lakhs for a private seat which is open to non Karnataka students. Now Karnataka fee is almost equal to other states and very less difference between lower end of deemed university fee @justgetmbbs pic.twitter.com/f84W6dUawt
— Sandeep Gupta (@sandeepblore) November 13, 2020
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.