If I take admission in May with 10000 fees and any cause I will not be able to take admission after 12th result then can I get my money back
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You will be refunded with the money after deduction of some amount, if it will be not so late and if you withdraw your admission then no issues in that, you will get the money of yours.
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Yes, the money is refundable but some few charges, but will be deducted which would not be more than Rs.1500. -
If you paid Rs 10000 for admission in LPU and apply for a refund on or before 15th August 2020 then only Rs 1000 will be deducted, the rest of the amount will be refunded.
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Refund policy at LPU are quite good, you will get your money back depending upon the time when you had applied for the refund, a small amount of money will be deducted rest will be returned.
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Refund rules will be applicable. You can apply till or before 15th August 2020 then only Rs 1000 will be deducted and rest will be refunded. -
If you paid Rs 10000 for admission in LPU and apply for a refund on or before 15th August 2020 then only Rs 1000 will be deducted, the rest of the amount will be refunded. -
Dear Anamika, Refund rules will be applicable. You can apply till or before 31st july 2020 then only Rs 1000 will be deducted and rest will be refunded
For more details visit www.lpu.in. -
Yes, you can apply for a refund within a certain time frame. A small amount will be deducted as processing fee and the other amount will be refunded. For more information kindly visit Lovely Professional University websites or call on Tel: +91-1824-404404. -
Yes, LPU follows refund scheme but for a certain given point of time. After that no refund application will be entertained.
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Hello, Yes if you taken admission by paying Rs 10000 and for some reason you want the refund then you can apply till or before 31st july 2020 then only Rs 1000 will be deducted and the rest of the amount Rs 9000 will be refunded. For More information visit www.lpu.in
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