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University Body Announces New Fee Refund Policy For Higher Education Institutions
New Fee Refund Policy: For admissions schedules beginning after October 31, higher education institutions must adhere to the UGC's October 2018 notification on fee refunds.
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Institutions Asked To Refund Fees For Students Who Migrated To Other Colleges
The University body also noted that any delay or denial from the universities may call for punitive actions against the university.
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Refund Cancellation, Migration Fee In Full For First Year UG Students Up To October 31: UGC To Universities
UGC has asked universities to refund the full amount of fee collected from first-year undergraduate students in case the students have cancelled their admissions or have migrated till October 31, 2022.
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UGC Asks Colleges, Universities To Refund Admission Cancellation, Migration Fees
UGC also said that if students cancel or withdraw their admissions between October 31 and December 31, 2022, the entire fee collected from a student will be refunded in full after the deduction of not more than Rs 1,000 as a processing fee.
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Refund Cancellation, Migration Fee Of First Year UG, PG Students: UGC To Universities
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has decided to refund the full amount of fee collected from the first-year undergraduate and postgraduate students in case the students have withdrawn their admissions or have migrated till November 30, 2020.
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100% Fee Refund For Admission Withdrawal 15 Days before Last Date Of Admission: UGC
UGC has issued the guidelines to be followed for fee refund in case of withdrawal of admission.
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No Original Certificates Needed During Admission: UGC Notification
For the facilitation of the students, the UGC notification on Refund of Fees and Non Retention of Original Certificates is being brought out.
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Educational Institutions Not Refunding Fees To Face Action: HRD
Higher education institutions not returning fees in case of withdrawal of admission by a student will soon face punitive action, according to a senior HRD Ministry official.
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University Body Announces New Fee Refund Policy For Higher Education Institutions
New Fee Refund Policy: For admissions schedules beginning after October 31, higher education institutions must adhere to the UGC's October 2018 notification on fee refunds.
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Institutions Asked To Refund Fees For Students Who Migrated To Other Colleges
The University body also noted that any delay or denial from the universities may call for punitive actions against the university.
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Refund Cancellation, Migration Fee In Full For First Year UG Students Up To October 31: UGC To Universities
UGC has asked universities to refund the full amount of fee collected from first-year undergraduate students in case the students have cancelled their admissions or have migrated till October 31, 2022.
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UGC Asks Colleges, Universities To Refund Admission Cancellation, Migration Fees
UGC also said that if students cancel or withdraw their admissions between October 31 and December 31, 2022, the entire fee collected from a student will be refunded in full after the deduction of not more than Rs 1,000 as a processing fee.
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Refund Cancellation, Migration Fee Of First Year UG, PG Students: UGC To Universities
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has decided to refund the full amount of fee collected from the first-year undergraduate and postgraduate students in case the students have withdrawn their admissions or have migrated till November 30, 2020.
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100% Fee Refund For Admission Withdrawal 15 Days before Last Date Of Admission: UGC
UGC has issued the guidelines to be followed for fee refund in case of withdrawal of admission.
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No Original Certificates Needed During Admission: UGC Notification
For the facilitation of the students, the UGC notification on Refund of Fees and Non Retention of Original Certificates is being brought out.
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Educational Institutions Not Refunding Fees To Face Action: HRD
Higher education institutions not returning fees in case of withdrawal of admission by a student will soon face punitive action, according to a senior HRD Ministry official.
