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MBBS fees at Maharashtra private college cut by over 40 percent

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 10, 2022 10:20 IST

The Fee Regulating Authority has slashed the annual tuition fee for MBBS at Sangli's Prakash Institute of Medical Sciences ...

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The Fee Regulating Authority has slashed the annual tuition fee for MBBS at Sangli's Prakash Institute of Medical Sciences for 2022-23 to Rs 4.8 lakh from Rs 8.4 lakh. Six sought-after private colleges in the state have not demanded a hike in fees, while a few others have seen an increase of Rs 50,000 to up to Rs 1.5 lakh. According to a TOI report, The FRA arrived at the fee amount based on the expenditure documents of last year submitted by Prakash College.

The institute can seek a review based on proper documentation.Medical college fee hike kept reasonable: FRA chairperson. While most private medical colleges in the state sought a hike in annual fees, the FRA is, based on the expenditure of colleges, allowed a reasonable increase and in one case, even a cut. In marathon meetings scheduled last week, the authority fixed both undergraduate and postgraduate medical college fees to facilitate students in the upcoming admission season.

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