Pharmacy Fees

Hi, colleges in Pune offer B Pharmacy in various fee structures and you can refer below for them:

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Mohamed Sathak A.J. College of Pharmacy does not have any explicit policy in the matter of fee refund. Generally, fee refund policies of educational institutions are governed by the conditions contained in the admission prospectus and the particular circumstances of the student's withdrawal. Generally, colleges retain part of the fees paid as processing charges if a student withdraws after admission. The fee refund policy and conditions of the institution can thus be accessed directly by contacting the college administration or through the official prospectus.

Yes, SRM IST, Chennai College of Pharmacy has a refund policy, though. The students have to note down their enrollment number with their payment date and present the same to the concerned person in the Admin/Accounts Office for writing his/her request for the respective amount. Refund of money is at the behest of the management as it takes about 30 days. However, they cannot refund the registration fees. All refund requests are to be made in person, not through email or even oral request. Once all documents are found correct, the refund amount is transferred by way of NEFT in a bank account.

Refund will be made as per the university norms. Refund will be made only after the submission of proof of fee paid, Provisional Seat Allotment Letter, and No Dues Certificate from the concerned department. The refund will be made through an account transfer to the account number mentioned in the withdrawal request.MIT do not offer refunds for any reason. If a technical error occurs during the transaction process, please contact us for further assistance. A fee waiver will not be retroactively applied to an application that has been submitted

Yes, Bombay College of Pharmacy offers refunds under certain circumstances. Full Refund (minus processing charges): You can receive a full refund of the paid fees minus a processing fee of Rs. 1,000 if you cancel your admission on or before the cut-off date declared by the authorities No Refund (except deposits): If you cancel your admission after the cut-off date, you won't be eligible for a refund on the majority of the fees. However, refundable deposits like Library & Laboratory Caution Money Deposit will be returned. In addition you can contact the college directly for further information

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No, the mode of payment for BCECE application form is online. The modes of payment include Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking and UPI transactions. Although earlier cash payments could be made using e-challans, but since last few years, the exam authorities are accepting online payment only. 

Yes, reserved category candidates need to pay INR 500 (if they wish to apply for PCM/PCB subjects) and INR 550 (if they wish to apply for PCMB subjects) for the BCECE Pharmacy entrance exam.