Lucknow: Fees for all courses including B.Tech will not be increased in this academic session 2022-23 in private engineering colleges of Uttar Pradesh. The fees which were taken from the students in the last academic session 2021-22, the same fee can be taken in this academic session also. The fee hike has been postponed for one year. Will be considered afresh next year.
Big relief to parents by not increasing fees
The financial condition of the parents has weakened due to the extraordinary circumstances arising out of the corona pandemic. In such a situation, a big relief has been given to the parents by not increasing the fees. An order not to increase the fees has been issued by the Department of Technical Education.
CM Yogi Adityanath gave instructions
Instructions were given by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath not to increase the fees of private engineering colleges. In such a situation, the Fee Regulation Committee has given its approval not to increase the fee in the year 2022-23.
Students from rural areas will also be able to take admission easily
Technical Education Minister Ashish Patel said that this decision of the government will give great relief to parents who are in financial crisis due to Corona. Students from rural areas will also be able to easily take admitted to private engineering colleges.
The fee was fixed for three years
It is to be known that the fees of private engineering colleges were fixed for three years from the year 2018-19 to the year 2021-22. This time the fees were to be fixed afresh for the next three years, but at present, a big relief was given by deciding not to increase the fees in the year 2022-23.
Decision made for one year
Subhash Chandra Sharma, Principal Secretary, Technical Education Department, has informed that after considering the proposals made available by the Secretary, Admission and Fee Regulation Committee, and the representations submitted by UPPCA and other engineering institutions, it was decided that the session would be held in the year 2018-19. The ‘Standard Fee’ and ‘Non-Standard Fee’ fixed for 2018-19, 2019-20, and 2020-21 will be kept the same in the current academic session 2022-23 as in 2021-22. This decision has been taken for one year. The fees of private colleges located in the state are decided according to their income and expenditure. But the state government fixes the maximum fee that colleges cannot take more fees than this.
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