As had been feared, the Eamcet engineering web-based counselling was put off by a day due to confusion over the fee structure in 44 colleges and even the number of colleges to be included in the proce

The state government on Tuesday decided to cap the fee reimbursement at Rs 35,000 for students pursuing engineering courses this year. Anything over this amount will have to be borne by the students.

In an attempt to reduce the fee hike burden on engineering students, the state government has devised a formula wherein the hiked amount will be passed on to the juniors equally for the next three yea

Though the state government fixed the fees for engineering courses for this academic year (2012-13) with a midnight government order (GO) on Saturday, it came as a shock for many as engineering degree

The state government has hit upon an idea that will net it an extra Rs 1,000 crore from the sale of liquor. The excise department on Saturday changed the pricing of liquor by substituting “rounded off

The negligence of the Admissions and Fee Regulatory Committee in devising a rational fee structure for engineering colleges over the years has now proved costly for the state government. Though only a

Only half of the 700 engineering colleges in the state fulfil the requirements of faculty and infrastructure laid down in the rules. Students and parents have no way of knowing which colleges abide by

Expecting the worst to happen for engineering colleges after the Eamcet counselling, the college managements sprang into action to lure students and parents ahead of counselling scheduled to begin fro

As a sop for agreeing to the government’s common fee of Rs 35,000, managements of engineering colleges will get a free hand in allotting the 30 per cent management quota seats from this year. This me

Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy on Tuesday convinced most engineering colleges to accept the fee of 35,000 per annum, paving the way for Eamcet counselling to begin. Following a meeting with the