Thu. Mar 28th, 2024
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The results of the Board exams are already out and the excitement to get a seat in the admired college is on high. The students had big dreams about the college, where they would spend the golden age of their life. The students toiled hard to score the best, to own the right of choosing the college. There are many meritorious students, irrespective of the score, fail to take admissions in the best college. The high fee is a major contribution to this. It is tough time for the middle class families to spend a huge amount on donations.

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Surana College has come out with merit based discounts. The students can choose the preferred courses without shelling out extra penny. There are different schemes for different courses. The annual fees will be reduced depending on the performance of  the students in the PUC exam. The students can avail upto 75% discount on seats for various courses including B.com, BBM, BCA etc.

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The annual fee includes tuition fees, extra courses, personality development trainings, exam fees, industrial tours and other accessories. The students will not be demanded anything extra apart from the annual fees. Surana College is offering concessions to students of single parents. Any student who is opting for a BSC course and has secured 90% will be charged only 13% of the actual annual fees. Likewise, a student opting for a BBM course with the same course will have to pay only 32% of the actual annual cost. The students who have excelled in sports can also avail discounts on producing their certificates.

National Level Player:      75% discount

State Level Player:               50% discount

University Level Player:  25% discount

This is a very good opportunity for the students to avail their desired courses at an affordable amount. The students who have burnt the midnight lamps to score better will reap the benefits. This is also a lesson to the coming generation. The parents will also be financially relieved from this burden.

By Prithviraj Singh Chauhan

Part time journalist, full-time observer. Editor-in-Chief at The Indian Wire. I cover updates related to business and startups.

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