With the fee fixation process for engineering courses almost complete, officials have decided to open the web options from July 6 to July 8.
The Telangana Admission and Fee Regulation Committee (TAFRC) that met on Thursday completed the process of finalising the fee structure of all colleges.
The file has been sent to the government for its nod and the necessary process of giving the government orders for the same.
A separate G.O. is issued for each college as the fee structure varies from institution to institution depending on the proposals submitted by them.
Not much hike
TAFRC is said to have dismissed the hard bargain of some top colleges that submitted proposals for enhancing the fee over ₹ 2 lakh.
The highest fee this year could be around ₹1.30 lakh and the minimum ₹ 35,000 with large number of colleges figuring in the ₹ 35,000 bracket.
Fee in the sought-after colleges that moved the court as well will see an enhancement of 15 to 20% only and not huge increase that they sought.
However, officials refused to give details of the final figure saying the government was yet to give its nod.
Seat availability
This year 64,709 seats will be available in 183 colleges including university and private colleges under the Convenor quota.
Osmania University will have 420 intake in its two colleges; JNTUH has 1410 seats in four colleges, Kakatiya University has 825 seats in three colleges while Mahatma Gandhi University has an intake of 180 seats, JNAFAU has 160 seats, PJTSAU has 54 seats and PV Narasimha Rao Telangana Veterinary University has 22 seats.
Comptuer Science Engineering (CSE) has 16,614 seats including 550 in university colleges followed by 14,955 seats in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) including 500 seats in university colleges. Other prominent streams with huge intake are Mechanical Engineering (8,833), Civil Enginering (7949), Electrical and Electronics Engineering (7792), Information Technology (3717) and Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering (322).
