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Fee Structure Overview

The fee structure for the Education program at Rai University Ahmedabad is designed to be transparent and comprehensive, covering all aspects of the student's academic and living experience. The structure is broken down into semester-wise payments to ensure clarity and ease of management for students and their families.

Itemized Fee Structure

The following table provides a detailed breakdown of the fee structure for the entire program duration, broken down per semester:

Detailed Fee Breakdown

Tuition Fee

The tuition fee covers the cost of instruction, access to academic resources, and the use of university facilities. It is the largest component of the fee structure and is paid semester-wise. The fee is subject to annual revision based on the university's policies and inflation rates.

Hostel Rent

Hostel rent covers accommodation in the university's residential facilities. The university offers various room types, including single, double, and triple occupancy rooms. The rent is inclusive of basic amenities such as Wi-Fi, electricity, and maintenance services.

Mess Advance

The mess advance is a prepayment for meals provided in the university's dining facilities. The amount is adjusted at the end of each semester based on the actual consumption. Students are advised to manage their mess advance carefully to avoid any financial shortfalls.

Student Benevolent Fund

This fund supports students in need of financial assistance for academic or personal emergencies. The fee is a nominal amount that contributes to the fund's sustainability and ensures that students can access support when required.

Medical Fees

The medical fee covers access to the university's health center and basic medical services. It includes consultations, minor treatments, and preventive health measures. Students are encouraged to maintain their health and seek medical attention when needed.

Gymkhana Fees

This fee provides access to the university's sports and recreational facilities. It includes membership to the gym, sports courts, and other recreational activities. The fee supports the maintenance and operation of these facilities.

Examination Fees

The examination fee covers the cost of conducting and evaluating academic assessments. It includes the administration of tests, grading, and result processing. The fee is charged per semester and is non-refundable.

Other Charges

This category includes miscellaneous charges such as library fees, laboratory charges, and other incidental expenses. These charges are minimal and are adjusted based on actual usage.

Hostel & Mess Charges

Hostel Room Types

The university offers different types of hostel rooms to accommodate varying preferences and budgets:

• Single Occupancy Room: A private room for one student with basic amenities
• Double Occupancy Room: A shared room for two students with shared facilities
• Triple Occupancy Room: A shared room for three students with shared facilities

Mess Billing System

The mess billing system is designed to ensure fair and transparent consumption tracking. Students are required to register for meals and are billed based on their actual consumption. The system uses smart cards or mobile apps to track meals and adjust bills accordingly.

Rebate Policies

Students may be eligible for rebates on hostel and mess charges under certain conditions:

• Students who are absent for more than 30 days in a semester may be eligible for a partial rebate
• Students with documented medical conditions may receive a rebate on hostel charges
• Students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds may be eligible for additional rebates

Fee Waivers, Concessions, and Scholarships

Eligibility Criteria

Fee waivers and concessions are available to students based on specific eligibility criteria:

• SC/ST/PwD: Students belonging to these categories may be eligible for a 100% fee waiver
• EWS: Students from economically weaker sections may be eligible for a 50% fee concession
• MCM: Merit-cum-Means students may be eligible for a 25% fee concession

Benefits and Application Process

Students who qualify for fee waivers or concessions must submit an application along with supporting documents. The application process includes verification of eligibility and approval by the university's financial aid committee. Once approved, the concession is applied to the student's account.

Payment Procedures & Refund Policy

Payment Deadlines

Students are required to pay the fees by the specified deadlines for each semester. Late payments may incur additional charges or penalties. The university provides a grace period for late payments, but students are advised to pay on time to avoid any inconvenience.

Late Fee Calculations

For payments made after the deadline, a late fee of 5% of the total amount is charged per month. The late fee is calculated on a monthly basis and is added to the total fee amount.

Refund Rules

The refund policy is designed to ensure that students receive appropriate refunds in case of withdrawal or other circumstances:

• Students who withdraw before the start of the semester are eligible for a full refund
• Students who withdraw after the start of the semester may be eligible for a partial refund based on the number of weeks attended
• Refunds are processed within 30 days of the withdrawal request

Refund Process

To initiate a refund, students must submit a formal request along with supporting documents. The request is reviewed by the finance department, and the refund is processed through the university's official channels. Students are advised to keep a record of all transactions for future reference.