Engineering course fees hiked by 10%


Team Udayavani, Jul 6, 2018, 10:49 AM IST

Bengaluru: Students willing to apply for engineering courses in Karnataka will see a fee hike of 10% from that of the past academic year. The decision was gone up against Thursday after a meeting between private school management and the State government. 

Senior authorities in the Higher Education Department said that fees for seats over all quotas will see a hike of 10%. But, managements of a few private building schools are not satisfied. 

“College management had really looked for a 20% hike in fee structure, however the government has consented to top it at 10%. A consensual understanding in such manner is probably going to be marked on Friday itself,” said an administration individual from a private engineering school.

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