| Fees and Expenses |
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| Following are the fees in our Two Years Full-time Post Graduate Diploma Programme in Nation-Building during 2019-21 with the dual objectives of keeping the studies cost reasonable and providing top quality education: |
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| Admission Fee : Rs. 10,000 plus taxes, as applicable, payable at the time of acceptance of the offer of admission by the student. |
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| Academic Fee : Rs. 60,000 plus taxes, as applicable, per Academic Term payable latest by the beginning of each Term. This is inclusive of library usage, computer centre usage and books & teaching material provided to each student. |
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| The above fees do not include canteen/cafeteria expenses, travel, educational tours, courses outside, boarding & lodging, clothing, laundry and other personal items. |
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| We would be pleased to give 5% rebate to those students who make the payment of fees for the entire first year in one lot and 10% rebate in the fees to those students who make the payment of fees for entire two years duration in one lot. |
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| All the fees and charges are to be paid only by demand draft or payable at par cheque in favour of "Aravali School of Ignited Minds" payable at Jodhpur. |
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| If the fees are not paid latest by the stipulated last date then the prescribed late fee will be charged for a month, after which the name of the concerned student will be struck off the Institute and/or hostel rolls, as the case may be. |
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| We sincerely believe that doing things in time is one of the most important aspects of professional development. We have no other reason to charge the late fees except just to instill the importance of time in the students. As our alumni know, we put all these late fees in Student's Welfare Fund, which is used for the various activities of the students like sports, cultural, picnics, classes outside, etc. |
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| The fees once paid are non-refundable. |
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The ASIM Management reserves the right to charge any other fees from the students or to change the rate of any fee components as may be necessary.
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