Is there any concession in the fee for the students of SC category?

I am a student of class 12th and want to take admission in a good college after it.

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P
9 years ago
Yes, SC students are given fee concession in almost all the universities and colleges across India.

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J
3 years ago
Hi yes there is a benefit for sc student BASLP 36505 1st Year Fees 12 Ph.D 8200 1st Year Fees Post Graduation B.Tech 85005 1st Year Fees 12 MBA 76505 1st Year Fees Graduation with 50 UPSEE MBA BA 5505 1st Year Fees 12 L. M 47505 Total Fees L. B.Ed 56505 1st Year Fees Graduation.

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