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Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Private College

Hostel fees for BoysFee₹70 K

Hostel fee (boarding & lodging): Rs.35,000/- per semester (Note: Hostel Lodging and Boarding Fee will vary depending on prevailing market conditions and inflationary compulsions.) Transport Charges: Rs.12,000/ per year. Admission procedure is subject to change as per the directive of concerned university.Fee structure is subject to change according to norms of state government and university without any prior notification.

Hostel fees for GirlsFee₹70 K

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New Delhi: The Education Ministry has revealed that a total of 212 new faculty members were hired during the mission mode period at central institutions. As a result of which, more than 6000 teaching seats remain vacant at Central Universities (CUs). During this time, the majority of the more

HNBGU BA BSc Admission 2022 23 Open for CUET Candidates

New Delhi: Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University (HNBGU), Uttrakhand is inviting applications for admission to its BA and BSc program for the academic session 2022-23. CUET UG 2022 candidates can apply by submitting their applications till October 26, 2022. Candidates who

HNBGU UG Admission 2022 Open Admission to be done on CUET Scores

New Delhi: HNBGU is inviting applications for admission to its UG Courses for the academic session 2022-23. Interested candidates can apply through the official website till September 26, 2022. HNBGU will admit students through CUET 2022 scores for UG Admission from this year. The various

Centre Announces Exemption of Northeastern States Uttarakhand from CUET 2022

New Delhi: The Union government has announced the exemption of eight Central Universities in the Northeastern states and one in Uttarakhand from conducting the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) 2022 for admissions to undergraduate courses. The Centre has sent out a letter to the r