Hyderabad: Providing relief to over 2 lakh Engineering aspirants in the state, the AP High Court on Thursday cleared the decks for the commencement of Eamcet engineering counselling for admission to

Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy announced the new fee reimbursement policy for engineering courses for this academic year on Thursday. Other than reimbursing the total fees for all eligible studen

With Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy providing clarity on the fee structure and fee reimbursement issue in engineering colleges on Thursday, Eamcet officials have been able to issue a revised sche

The decision to cap the fee reimbursement at Rs 35,000 for students pursuing engineering courses this year was taken at a meeting of the Cabinet sub-committee on fee reimbursement headed by minister f

The AP High Court on Tuesday ordered that only those engineering colleges that have been paying salaries as per the 1996 payscales or the VIII Pay Revision Commission’s recommendations to their facult

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

While the government has fixed the fees for engineering courses for this academic year, it is yet to fix the fees for the remaining 44 colleges, which had not submitted any affidavits and had approach

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

Engineering courses that were once very popular seem to have lost their lustre. This year, some 26,000 engineering seats in state colleges are yet to be filled. According to the data released by the K