Can I get 50% waiver in fees if I score 96% in class 12th? I am presently inter 2nd year and I want to join SRM, Andhra Pradesh.

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Zeeshan Danish
8 years ago
For getting off in the fee, you need to crack the SRMJEEE (exam conducted by the college) according to your rank cut off you will get the discount in fees and it also depends on your choice of course because different courses are having different fees. You can check fees structure available on the w

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Sowmya Maddula
8 years ago
Hi Ramsai, I can't assure you for 50%. It all depends upon the college management. But you may get some scholarship and if you are not GM ,then you will be more benifited. All the best!

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Could you tell me best colleges at less fee structure?

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