Economist

Hello,

The fees for Agricultural Economics can vary by college. Government colleges usually charge between INR 15,000 and INR 1 Lacs per year, while private colleges can go up to INR 3 lakhs annually. Since you are an ST category student with 75-80% in 12th, you may qualify for scholarships and fee concessions, including state government schemes and ICAR's National Talent Scholarship  (INR 3,000/month). Many agricultural universities also offer community-based scholarships to help reduce costs. 

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Hi, If you have failed to appear in your 3rd semester, then you won't be able to continue from the same semester as per NEP. But if you pay the fees in one year, then you'll be declared failed in the semester and can give re exams in the next semester.