Bachelors

The fees for UG courses at Faculty of Law, Calcutta University vary depending on the course and the duration. For example, the fees for Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws [B.A.L.L.B.] is INR 40,000 per year for a 5-year course. The fees for Master of Laws [L.L.M.] is INR 3.21 L for a 2-year course. The fees for Ph.D. (Law) is not mentioned in the results.

Candidates seeking admission to the B.A.LL.B at the Faculty of Law of University of Calcutta are required to meet the below-mentioned criteria:

• Must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent from a Board recognised by the University of Calcutta. 
• General category candidates must have obtained not less than 45% marks in best four subjects (Excluding Environmental Studies of WBCHSE).
• Candidates belonging to SC/ST/PERSON WITH DISABILITY (Disability 40% or more) categories must have obtained at least 40% marks in best four subjects (Excluding Environmental Studies of WBCHSE).
• Candidates who have passed 10+2 from a board other than ISC, CBSE, WBCHSE, NIOS, Rabindra Mukto Visyalay must obtain "Equivalence Certificate" from the office of the Registrar University of Calcutta, 87/1, College Street, Kolkata-700073. A written application in plain paper with a relevant photocopy of 10+2 Mark Sheet must be submitted for the same. 

No, compared to private or deemed universities, enrolling in undergraduate (UG) programs at Maharaj Vinayak Global University (MVGU) is typically not very expensive. Here are some details about the expenses:

1. Because MVGU is a state-owned private university, its undergraduate programme tuition rates are set and fair. For the duration of the course, the fees would range from Rs 50,000 to Rs 3 Lakhs.

2. For worthy and less fortunate students, MVGU offers generous scholarships and financial aid programs like fee waivers, concessions, installment plans, etc.

3. In comparison to many private colleges, the costs are fairly reasonable. Furthermore, the cost is significantly lower than enrolling in the same undergraduate programs at private or deemed universities.

4. Meals and hostel fees are also extremely low and heavily subsidized for MVGU students. The annual cost of shared housing is less than Rs 1 lakh. 

5. Since MVGU owns its own campus and facilities, students do not have to pay outside expenses for things like rent, utilities, or commuting.

In conclusion, MVGU offers reasonably priced, high-quality UG education, as well as reasonable career and post-graduation study opportunities. A three-year undergraduate programme can be funded for a total of Rs 2–5 lakhs, which is a good deal of money.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Centurion University of Technology located in Vizianagaram in Andhra Pradesh is spread on an area of almost hundred acres. This place has quite a lot of students centric facilities like library Wi-Fi modem classrooms sports arenas etc. being a private University it has to spend money only from the fees collected from the students. In spite of this which this university charges is not exorbitant but is quite commensurate with the facilities provided to the students. It charges just about rupees 1.25 Lacs per year fees for engineering courses. While the same is just about rupees 50000 for BBA and about rupees 100000 for BSc. For the students of Diploma it charges just about rupees 50000 per year. Those we can see that the fees are very reasonable for a private University giving quality education and also providing lots of facilities for the students communities. 

Best wishes to you.