Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi

In short it cost around INR 6,000 per months.
Detailed explanation :
HOSTEL FEES
(i)
Ist Installment
A.
Admission Fee 150
Crockery Charges 100
Furniture 200
Common Room 100
Garden Fee 100
Association 50
Medical 50
I-Card 50
Total 800
B.
Hostel Development Charges 3000
C.
Hostel Security (Refundable) 500
D. Monthly Charges
Establishment 600
Building Maintenance 250
Room Rent 50
Fan 50
Contingency 50
Total 1000
E. Mess Advance-1st Installment-Rs. 14000/- (Adjustable according to the actual Mess Bill)
F. The residents shall pay actual electricity bills sent by NDPL to the Hostel. However, an initial payment of Rs. 5000/- (Rs. Five Thousand Only) is payable at the time of admission subject to the final adjustment in April every year.
1st Installment is to be made at the time of admission at the college after receving the clearance from the warden
Residents have to pay Rs. 1000 x 6 from July to December i.e. Rs. 6000/-
Fresh Admission: A+B+C+D+E+F=30,300/-
Readmission: A+B+D+E+F=29,800/-
2nd Installment Fee payable till 15th January 2023
A
Monthly Charges
Establishment 600
Building Maintenance 250
Room Rent 50
Fan 50
Contingency 50
Total 1000
Residents have to pay Rs. 1000 x 5 from January, 2022 i.e. Rs. 5000/-
Total
Note: Establishment Charges are to be paid for 12 months while other charges are payable for 11 months only
5000+600 5600
B. Mess Advance-2nd Installment-Rs. 14000/-(Adjustable according to the actual Mess Bill) C. The residents shall pay actual Electricity bills sent by NDPL to the Hostel. However, a payment of Rs. 4000/-as 2nd installment is to be made.
2nd Installment Fee A+B+C Rs. 23,600/-
Note:
(i) Hostel Charges may vary from time to time.
(ii) Mess, Electricity and water charges shall vary on actual expenditure basis
(iii) Free payment mode is divided into two terms on the basis of semester system 1st Term (July, 2022 to Dec, 2022)/1, III & V semester and 2nd term (Jan., 2023-May, 2023)/II, IV & VI Semester
(iv) Mess advance has been calculated taking an average expenditure of rs. 2800/- per month. This does not include expenses on special dinners on the occasions like Freshers Party. Hostel Night, socials and other functions.
(v) The student has to settle the complete bills of the hostel expenses before the final examinations and seek clearance from the hostel office.
(vi) It is the responsibility of every resident to collect the pay in slip from the Hostel office and clear the dues by the stipulated date. If any Hostel dues remain unpaid by the stipulated date, a late fee of Rs. 20/- per day for the first fortnight and Rs. 50/- per day for another fortnight shall be charged. If a resident fails to clear his dues within one month of the date fixed by the Warden, he will be liable to disciplinary action including cancellation of his Hostel seat. It is suggested that parents should send semester Hostel dues by RTGS directly to the Hostel Office account in the favour of the Warden, Kirori Mal College Hostel, Delhi.

In order to take admission in Kirori Mal college of university of Delhi it is desirable to opt for common university entrance test that is CUET 2023 (UG) after taking the exam of CUET you need to wait for the results and you need to register yourself on the university website filling in the very basic details and uploading the supporting documents within the time frame. After that the college would decide its cut off on the basis of merit. Once the results are out and you qualify the cut off score The university, then, would publish the final merit list of students accordingly. The list of college allotments would finally be published on the university website as well as NTA website. If you are satisfied with the allotment freeze and confirm your admission by paying the college fees and then you will be given a date to report in college premises for your orientation programme.

To be eligible for M.Sc. In Food and Nutrition, the typical requirement is a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field like Nutrition, Food Science, Dietetics, Home Science, etc. A Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences can also be relevant and may qualify you for M.Sc. Food and Nutrition. However, some universities may have specific subject requirements for the Bachelor's degree, like requiring certain core courses in Nutrition, Food Science, Biochemistry, etc. So I would suggest:
1. Check the eligibility criteria for M.Sc. Food and Nutrition programs you are interested in to SEE if a Life Sciences degree from Kirori Mal College meets the requirements
2. If there are specific subject requirements, evaluate if you have taken those core courses as part of your Bachelor's programme
3. If there are any deficiencies, SEE if you can take additional courses to fulfill the requirements before applying to the Master's programme
With some preparation and planning, a Life Sciences degree can be a good foundation for M.Sc. In Food and Nutrition, but you should check the criteria for your target programs to ensure you meet all the requirements.