The structural fees vary because traditional Science courses receive government financial aid, making them highly subsidised for regional students. Conversely, specialised self-financed programs like Animation, Biotechnology, and Data Science do not enjoy state funding and thus cost higher.

You would need to secure a merit seat in traditional programs like Physics under the government grant quota for the lowest fees. This extra feature at Fergusson College, Pune allows state-reservation postgraduates to finish their master's degree with an extremely nominal financial investment.

Fergusson College offer seat reservation as per Maharashtra Government and Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU). For UG courses, reservations comprise 50% reserved category (SC/ST/DT/VJ/OBC/SBC) and 50% seats for the unreserved category. It also has supernumerary quotas for defense personnel, phy

No, Fergusson College does not have a uniform. Students are free to dress however they want. Students can wear comfortable smart-casuals and clothes such as jeans, t-shirts, kurtis and salwars. 

Candidates can check below the application fee of Fergusson College: 

• General Category: INR 800
• Reserved Category: INR 600

Candidates need to pay the application fee in online mode before submitting the form. 

Fergusson College offer three-year BVoc course in the below specialisations; 

• BVoc in Digital Art and Animation 
• BVoc in Fashion Technology 
• BVoc in Interior Design 
• BVoc in Media and Communication 

No, sports quota is not considered for First Year BA/ BSc/ BVoc admission at Fergusson College. Only Defense / Ex-servicemen quota, Divyang Quota, and Orphan quota are considered at First Year BA/ BSc/ BVoc.

No, CUET is not required for admission into BVoc at Fergusson College. The college offers merit-based admission, considering the academic performance in the last qualifying exam. 

The video feed from the camera will be used to verify the candidature along with previously submitted documents in Fergusson College application form. The college has the right to disqualify a candidate if he/she is found to participate in malpractice after such scrutiny and verification.