Fee Structure Overview

The total fee for the Food Production program at Government Instituite Of Hotel Management Catering Technology And Applied Nuteration is designed to cover all academic and infrastructure-related costs. The fee structure is divided into semester-wise payments, ensuring manageable financial planning for students and families.

Itemized Fee Structure (Per Semester)

Fee Head	Amount (INR)
Tuition Fee	150000
Hostel Rent	30000
Mess Advance	25000
Student Benevolent Fund	2000
Medical Fees	5000
Gymkhana Fees	3000
Examination Fees	2000
Total Per Semester	217000

Detailed Explanation of Fee Components

Tuition Fee: This fee covers the cost of instruction, including faculty salaries, course materials, and administrative overheads. It is the primary component of the annual fee structure and reflects the high-quality education provided by the institution.

Hostel Rent: The hostel charges include accommodation in single or shared rooms with basic amenities such as bedding, furniture, and security. Hostels are managed by the university to ensure a safe and conducive living environment for students.

Mess Advance: This fee covers meals during the semester period and is adjusted based on consumption at the end of the term. The mess operates under strict hygiene protocols and offers a diverse menu catering to different dietary preferences.

Student Benevolent Fund: A small contribution towards this fund supports students facing financial difficulties, scholarships for meritorious students, and other welfare activities within the campus.

Medical Fees: This includes access to on-campus medical facilities, including consultations with doctors, emergency care, and preventive health programs. Students are encouraged to maintain regular check-ups to ensure good health.

Gymkhana Fees: These fees support recreational activities, sports events, and fitness programs that promote physical well-being among students.

Examination Fees: Covers the cost of conducting examinations, including invigilation, answer sheet evaluation, and result processing. This ensures fair and transparent assessment practices.

Hostel & Mess Charges

The university offers multiple hostel options with varying room types to accommodate different preferences and budgets:

• Single Room: A private accommodation for one student, featuring basic amenities like bed, table, chair, and storage space.
• Double Room: Shared accommodation for two students, with similar amenities as single rooms but shared space.
• Triple Room: Shared accommodation for three students, providing a balance between cost and comfort.

The mess charges are fixed at INR 25000 per semester and include breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu is carefully planned to meet nutritional requirements and includes vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Students can opt for special diets upon request, subject to availability.

Fee Waivers, Concessions, and Scholarships

Financial assistance is available through various schemes designed to support deserving students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds:

• SC/ST/PwD Category: Students belonging to these categories receive a 100% waiver on tuition fees and a 50% concession on hostel charges.
• EWS Category: Eligible students receive a 50% waiver on tuition fees and a 25% concession on hostel charges.
• MCM (Meritorious Children of Migrant Workers): These students receive a 75% waiver on tuition fees and a 30% concession on hostel charges.

The eligibility criteria for these schemes are based on income slabs and documentation submitted during the admission process. Detailed guidelines and application forms are available on the university website.

Payment Procedures & Refund Policy

Fees can be paid through online banking, NEFT/RTGS, or cash at designated counters on campus. Payment deadlines are strictly enforced, with late fees applicable beyond the due date:

• Late Fee: INR 500 per day for delayed payment.
• Refund Policy: Refunds are processed within 30 days of withdrawal, subject to deduction of applicable fees and charges. Students must submit a formal application along with necessary documents.

Students who withdraw from the program after completing at least one semester are eligible for partial refunds based on the duration of study. The refund process is straightforward and handled by the finance department with transparency.