Fees charged by private medical and dental colleges in Uttar Pradesh can go up by 10% from the next academic session pending review by a committee, sources aware of the development said.
The committee, which has been formed to review the fees charged by private medical and dental colleges, have received details from colleges regarding facilities provided to students, both infrastructure- and academic-wise. A decision on the fee hike will be taken on the basis of these details.
“Colleges have submitted details regarding teaching and clerical staff, libraries, hostels, and extra-curricular activities offered to students. The same will be reviewed by the committee and a decision on change in the fee structure will be taken,” said a senior official of the medical education department.
The committee has additional chief secretary of medical education as its president, with additional chief secretary-finance, who’s nominated by the state government, as its member and director general of medical education as its secretary. The fee revision is being done after 2021.
There are 31 private medical and 23 dental colleges in the state.
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