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Yes, Singhania University refunds the fees if a student withdraws/cancels their admission within the stipulated time. The university follows the fee refund policy prescribed by UGC. The fees will be refunded based on the following UGC guidelines:

• In case of cancellations of admissions/migrations of students up to September 30 of admission year, the university shall make full refund of fees with a deduction of not more than INR 1,000 as a processing fee, up to deadline.
• For any admission schedule extending/commencing beyond October 31 of admission year, the refund of fees shall be made on following basis:
  

  Category	Refund Percentage
  Admission withdrawal notified at least 15 days before the official last date of admission	100%
  Admission withdrawal notified less than 15 days before the official last date of admission	90%
  Admission withdrawal notified within 15 days after the official last date of admission	80%
  Admission withdrawal notified after 15 days but within 30 days after the official last date of admission	50%
  Admission withdrawal notified over 30 days after the official last date of admission	0%

  
  
  

Yes, ICFAI University, Himachal Pradesh, offers a BA in Humanities. It is a three-year undergraduate programme divided into six semesters. The university provides a BA programme in two specialisations, such as BA in Humanities and a BA (Hons.) in English, which follows a semester pattern. Before commencing the admission process, candidates must carefully review the eligibility criteria. The fee structure for ICFAI University courses depends on the specific BA programme.

The aggregate fee structure for the BA programme at ICFAI University is INR 79,500. It includes tuition, hostel, and other fees. In ICFAI University, all courses have different fee structures for different BA programmes. However, the mentioned fee is taken from the official website.

The School of Photography at Bharati Vidyapeeth (BVSP) does not directly admit students into the BA program. The candidate's performance on the BVSP Common Entrance Test (CET) determines their admission. Candidates must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and have a valid BVSP CET score in order to apply for admission to the BA programme at BVSP. For the BA program, the university does not offer management quota seats or direct admission.

At Bharati Vidyapeeth's School of Photography, the total cost of tuition for the BA in Photography and Cinematography programme is INR 1,200,000. In addition to the tuition, there is a one-time admission fee.

The annual cost of the Bharati Vidyapeeth's School of Photography in Pune is Rs. 3.50 Lacs for the Bachelor of Arts in Photography and Cinematography program. A one-time admission fee of Rs. 50,000 is also required. Thus, the three-year BA programme will cost about Rs. 11 Lacs in total in fees.

The Bharati Vidyapeeth School of Photography's BA graduates have poor placement and employment prospects. One review claims, "Our college offers very few job opportunities and placements. Students often have to go outside for interviews with employers. Very few businesses will visit our college in order to place employees." Another review notes that because the programme is relatively new, there may be some problems with the curriculum and pace. The majority of the search results point to this school's BA placements as being weak.

Singhania University BA admissions are based on the merit list prepared by the university. This merit list is prepared based on various criteria, primarily focusing on the Class 12 merit of the applicants. The list is published on the university's official website. There is no entrance exam for BA admission at Singhania University. The elgibility criteria is also not very difficult to meet. The university requires candidates to score at least 50% in Class 12. Hence, getting admission to Singhania University BA courses is not very hard.