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Under RTI Act, Which Was Received in PIO, Sarala Birla University Officeon Date: Irl ttf zog From: The PIO, Sarala Birla University Birla Knowledge City PO- Mahilong, Ranchi-Purulia Highway Ranchi, Jharkhand-853 I 03 To. Sandeep Kumar Village-ReshiporaAthoora Tensil& P.O. Kreeri District Baramulla- 193 198 Jammu & Kashmir Subject: Seeking information under 'The right to information Act-11005, Dear sir, This is with reference to your letter No. RTI/[INI/313 dated l4ll0,t20l9, seeking information under RTI Act, which was received in PIO, Sarala Birla University officeon 21l1;llg regarding information related with admission in our university in various courses.In this regard, pointwise reply of queries raised in RTIis provided as unde.r: 1. Sarala Birla Universitl, is a self'-financed private university approved by state govemment and UGC. The Sarala Birla University Act.2017 (Jharkhand Act. 13.2017) has been passed by the Legislative Assembly of Jharkhand in 2017. The llarala Bir.la University Act 2017 has been published in the.lharkhand Gazette on 4th July vide the Law Department Notification No. 504 dated 4th.Iuly 2017. For reference Annexure-1 is attached. 2. SBU provide financial slrpport to students througl-r e-kalyan, Ciovt. of Jharkhand fbr SC. ST and OBC students. biology or any technical vocational subjects as optional u,ith a minimurn of 50% marks (45% in case of SC/ST category). For BBA&BA courses: Passl0+2 (any stream) or equivalent rvith a minimum of 50% nrarks in aggregate (45% in case of SC/ST category). For MCA Course: Pass Bachelor' degree BCA/B.Sc. with mathematics/statistics/computer science/IT/Electronics with 55% marks. 5o/o relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/specially abled candidates. For MBAcourse: Pass graduation fiom any stream with a minimum of 50o/o marks in aggregate (45% in case of SC/ST category). For MA/M.Sc. in yoga course: Pass graduation lrom any strearn rzv,ith a minimum of 45yo nrarks in aggregate (40o/o in case of SC/ST category). For Diploma in yoga course:pass 10+2 examination in any relevant stream. Besides fulfilling above criteria, candidates need to clear SBU.lllE eutrance test conducted by Sarala Birla University for Engineering, diploma and MBA courses. Courses Duration ( Years) B.Tech (CSE,ECE, EEE, ME, CE) 4 a B.Tech (lateral Entry) (CSE,ECE, EEE, J ME, CE) Diploma (lateral Entry) (CSE,ECE, EEE, 2 ME, CE) BCA J BBA, BBA (capital marketing) Ja B.Com (Hons.) J B.A (Hons.) [Hindi, English, Economics, 3 Yoga & Naturopathyl 6. Fee structure (2019-2020) of all courses offered by SBU One time Registration fee at the time of admission: Rs 10,000 One time refundable Caution money to be deposited at the time of admission: Rs 5,000 @ Lnn"gr*- 1 ffiqiE qqt rlufg 3f,{rft[Nq 3iir, gRETUg Tr(ItDT{ ENI rtr"rFTf, 29 3ilrIr6,, 193g (gI.) +tgt - so4 gs''sti(, d*, zo gar{,, zolt ({.) Afr (frtrm) fuTrrr GrBWqr gdr{, 2o1r rrrGII fr{dr fu slBfrrrs, ZOIT (grwtrs snBfrqq dtrr - 13,2'o1T) -.t' .--r'-f @ .."f:1 :@ Annuxt$nu - L ,- Scrolllng Banner / Apply now Button Schedule Date: Will be Announced Shortly Centre across Jharkhand I The Students seeking admissions for programmes run in collaboration with knowledge partners are not eligible for any kind of siholarship. - Important Note: The award of scholarships to the students shall be finalized within 20 days after the declaration of result of SBU JEE Examination. Other:-Schola rsh ip Scheme Sr. ScholarshipType Value of Scholarship On Tuition No. fees Son/Daughter, Grand Son/Grand Daughter of freedom LOo/o fighters, l Son/Daughter of Armed / Para - Military forces/Police. 15% Son/Daughter/Spouse of Sarla Birla University Employees. 25% Note: The above Merit Scholarships-l,ll & lll Scheme for { Jharkhand State / Outside Jharkhand State (OMS)/Sports/ and Other Scholarships) of Graduate programs shatl be awarde to the students as Per prescribed criteria as per above. Only students selected in first year get the scholarshiP in subsequent years provided they secure first class. r ^n*J ^* ; Arn"x t^jtl--7- F.No. 3-+l20L7-NER Governrnent of India Ministry of Human Resource Development Department of Higher Education Econornic Administration Division .LT5:Pl,1;_St"*: t: ?;"7 1. The Chairma"rr, UGC c The Chairman, AICTE 3. The Vice Chancellor of all Universities 4. The Principal Secretaries of Higher Education & Technical Education of al] State Govts./UTs Subject: Concession for the wards of Kashmiri Migrants qnd. Kashmiri pandit / Kastrmiri Hindu Farnilies {Non-Migrants} living in Kashmh valley for . admission in Higher Educational Institutions - Regarding. Stu'/Madam, Attention is invited to tlr.is Mi'istr5r's letrers No. 3-1/2O12-NER darecl 12.03.2015 and 22.QT.2016 regarciing certain concessions for the q'ards of Kashmiri miEpants fgr their admissi_on in Highir Education institutionsr in other parts of tht: counir-v. 2' in this connection,, rePresentationd have been received from Kashmiri pandits (Non-Migrants) living in the kashmir \ralley to sttend the existing concessiols being provided to l(ashmiri tuIigrants for them also. 3' The matter has been considered i.n this Department in consultation Ministry of Home sith Affairs and State Goternment of .lLmu & Kashmir. Now, been decided it has to all-orv-the.fgllowing concessions to the ward.s of Kashmiri *'ell as Migrants as Kashmiri Pandits/ Kashmiri Families who the l(ashmir YTdu fNon-ruigrants) are Living in in the matter of their adrnission in the educational other parts Yrll.y, institutio,s in of the country from the academic yra.' iozo-21 and orders: onwards till further (i) Rela-ration in cut-off percentage upto l0o/o subject requirement. to minimum eligibiiity __rtl f,ncre_qse in inlake capagity upto 5'% course_wise. (iii) Resenration bf.. at }tastl-one seaL-in- instihrtions. tnentl:quqtq, - i! technicar/professionalj- (iu) waiving off domiciie requirernents for l(aslrmiri Migralts on1y. Iiashr'iri Famiiies _ "in :=fj:rj1:i,:tLffiff {N on *igran tsl ri"in g rhe x".i.*i,i Va,e5, 4. ?his issues with the approval of Honbie HRM- Yours fai*rfully. ,r''),, Y',-i:'l.r- ';iJ)41-''\,'.i- j;*;1-ll;];3. Sr Economi" Ad,,i ;:::ls;:i Tol NI^ nr I ^.^n,.^-- t1 F.No. 3-412O17-NER 2- coPy for necessary action:- 1. The SecretaS., Ministry of Health anrl Family Welfare. 2. The Secretary, Depar:tment of Agricultural Research & Eclucation, Millistry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare. 3. Ttie Secretary, Department of [e gal Afiaiis, Ministry of Larv & Justice. '+.A The Secretarl,, ivllrrlstrl' of Science and Techn<llogr. ,r^ \ f Y::{:'{"- {,Yiuc: (V.L.V.S.S. SubbaRao) Sr. Economic Advisor (Fligher Education) Tel. No. Oll-23384245 Copy for Information:- 1. The Secretarl,, Ministry of Home Affairs, North Biock 2. The Chief Secretarlr (Jammu & Kashmir) 3. PS to l{on'ble HRM/PS to Hon'ble MoS (HRD}I PSO (HE) tv --' (V.L.V.S,S. SubbaRao) Sr. Economic isor (Higher Educalion) Tel. No. 01 i -23384245 d,at,R-$.
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