Other colleges charge up to 20x more than revised JNU hostel fees
Agitating Jawaharlal Nehru University students may not be impressed – however, the truth of the matter is that even the modified inn expenses are between one-fifth and one-twentieth that of charges in Delhi and Mumbai IITs, Chennai’s Loyola College or considerably higher training institutions in non-metro focuses like Jalandhar and Indore. What’s more, despite charging substantially more than JNU, these foundations schools still subsidize convenience.
Here’s the information. Reconsidered in charges for JNU students are Rs 3,600 for each annum (for students from underneath neediness line families, the modified yearly charges are Rs 1,800). In IIT Bombay and Delhi, yearly inn charges are Rs 20,000 and Rs 15,000 for each understudy, individually.
Non-metro Institutes
Chennai’s Loyola College charges students in humanities and sciences stream Rs 20,000 every year while for building students, the annual expenses are Rs 65,000. Also, even non-metro organizations charge substantially more than JNU, a premier university with extensive offices situated in the Capital.
In IIM Indore, undergraduate students pay Rs 25,000 for every annum/per head for triple occupancy, and a post-graduate understudy pay Rs 75,000 for every annum for single occupancy.
Furthermore, institutes commonly considered tier-II, regardless of whether in huge or little urban communities, likewise charge students on different occasions of what JNU has proposed. Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-D) has a Rs 60,000 every year charge for single occupancy and Rs 45,000 for twofold occupancy. National Institute of Technology Jalandhar charges Rs 12,000 every year for twofold occupancy and Rs 18,000 every year for single occupancy. National Institute of Technology, Andhra Pradesh is currently charging Rs 20,000 for every annum.
Lodging charges are a lot higher in most undergraduate schools also. St Stephen’s students in Delhi pay Rs 60,000 every year while those at Mumbai’s Tata Institute of Social Sciences shell out Rs 30,000.
And all of these institutes and colleges, despite charging much more than JNU, still subsidize accommodation substantially. “Loyola gives hostel accommodation to students (arts and science streams) who are first-generation learners (that includes EWS students, orphans, physically challenged persons)…hence we subsidize the cost,” said S Samuel Jeyaseelan, hostel director, Loyola College.
“We are only ready to recuperate the operating expense from the current charges for lodging settlement. A huge sum is being borne by the establishment,” said Sarit Kumar Das, Director, IIT Ropar.
“A straightforward principle that the establishments ought to pursue is that they ought not to make inn lease a source of pay. Additionally, they ought to incur no loss or no profit from this source,” said Anil Sahasrabudhe, executive of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
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