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IIT Bombay Defends Fee Hike, Says Needed To "Stay Alive And Grow"
Arguing that it needed to "adjust its charges to stay alive and grow", IIT Bombay added that only eight percent of its funding comes from student fees. It added that the operational expenses will continue to be more than the fees collected despite the hike.
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Former Telecom Secretary Backs M.Tech Fee Hike
R Chandrashekhar, who was conferred Distinguished Alumnus award of IIT Bombay in 2010, backed the fee increase, saying it would also exert pressure on the IITs to make their programmes more market- and research-orientated to keep abreast with the changing times.
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Blog: IIT Bombay Students Blog On Why Fee Hike Is Unacceptable
There will be an extensive increase in non-tuition fee for all students on the campus starting with the autumn semester 2017-18. The new fee structure proposes an increase of 300% in Hostel Rent among other hikes.
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IIT Bombay Students Suspend Hunger Strike After Director Promises Fee Cut
Students at IIT Bombay have temporarily suspended their hunger strike after the college director reportedly assured them that a committee will be set up to discuss the fee hike and examine a possible reduction in fees.
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IIT Bombay Students Go On Indefinite Hunger Strike Against Fee Hike
Around 150 students of the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) were on a relay hunger strike today to protest a hike in fees.
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IIT Mumbai Students On Hunger Strike To Protest Fee Hike
Fed up of the authorities turning a blind eye to their protest against the fee hike, students of the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B), Powai, have begun a relay hunger strike from Monday
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IIT Council To Review 122 Per Cent Fee Hike Introduced By MHRD
IIT Council will meet in Mumbai on April 28 to review the decision taken by MHRD for increasing the tuition fee. The apex bodies of all the IITs would meet to take a decision about the 122 per cent hike in tuition fee and awarding financial concessions to special category students taken by MHRD when it was led by Smriti Irani.
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IIT Bombay Defends Fee Hike, Says Needed To "Stay Alive And Grow"
Arguing that it needed to "adjust its charges to stay alive and grow", IIT Bombay added that only eight percent of its funding comes from student fees. It added that the operational expenses will continue to be more than the fees collected despite the hike.
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Former Telecom Secretary Backs M.Tech Fee Hike
R Chandrashekhar, who was conferred Distinguished Alumnus award of IIT Bombay in 2010, backed the fee increase, saying it would also exert pressure on the IITs to make their programmes more market- and research-orientated to keep abreast with the changing times.
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Blog: IIT Bombay Students Blog On Why Fee Hike Is Unacceptable
There will be an extensive increase in non-tuition fee for all students on the campus starting with the autumn semester 2017-18. The new fee structure proposes an increase of 300% in Hostel Rent among other hikes.
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IIT Bombay Students Suspend Hunger Strike After Director Promises Fee Cut
Students at IIT Bombay have temporarily suspended their hunger strike after the college director reportedly assured them that a committee will be set up to discuss the fee hike and examine a possible reduction in fees.
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IIT Bombay Students Go On Indefinite Hunger Strike Against Fee Hike
Around 150 students of the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B) were on a relay hunger strike today to protest a hike in fees.
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IIT Mumbai Students On Hunger Strike To Protest Fee Hike
Fed up of the authorities turning a blind eye to their protest against the fee hike, students of the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-B), Powai, have begun a relay hunger strike from Monday
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IIT Council To Review 122 Per Cent Fee Hike Introduced By MHRD
IIT Council will meet in Mumbai on April 28 to review the decision taken by MHRD for increasing the tuition fee. The apex bodies of all the IITs would meet to take a decision about the 122 per cent hike in tuition fee and awarding financial concessions to special category students taken by MHRD when it was led by Smriti Irani.
