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ASHOK VARDHAN
8 years ago
There are a lot of scholarships and fee waivers that are available based on caste, economic status etc.

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SAMARTH AGARWAL
8 years ago
No not at all. It depends upon the category of student. The fees is higher for general and lower for SC/ST or PWD. I am attaching the link clearing your doubts ease check the link you will find the details of NIT or IIIT or IIT: https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
No, not at all. It depends upon the category of students. The fee is higher for general and lower for SC/ST or PWD.

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Vatsalya Tegwal
7 years ago
It totally depends on your category in which you are in. If you belong to a SC/ST category, then you will be charged less in the college. For IIT, if you cleared JEE Advance and get admission in the IIT, then you will be charged nothing to study if and only if you belong to SC/ST category.

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ashutosh chauhan
7 years ago
Hi, if you get admission through JEE Mains score. You had pay fees of that particular college. For more information regarding admission process visit college website.

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shikhar singh
7 years ago
No, it will not be free even if it will BA, a government college. They will charge you their fee yearly, and if you are eligible for scholarship you may get that.

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Pavithra Desu
7 years ago
No, it is not free. You are supposed to pay the fees.

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
No it is not free, you have to pay the fees but in this college you will get the scholarship according to the need and academics.

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S
8 years ago
No, it is never free. But yes, some colleges do offer scholarships. The fees of government colleges are lower compared to those of private institutions.

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Qamre Alam
8 years ago
If you are SC category, then you can get fee from Government scholarship. Also, all the colleges have some seats of fee waiver in which fee is very less.

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