CET Seat Matrix Fees

Medical & Engineering Seat Sharing Matrix And Fees

The government's share of seats in the CET has been gradually decreasing over the years. It was 85:15 in 1994-95 but is now reduced to 40:60 (medical). Private college managements are expected to petition the education secretariat on not giving up any medical/dental seat to the government for next year's UG admissions. The govt in 2007 had increased the salaries
of teaching staff in government medical and dental colleges. Now, the private colleges too must hike the salaries
to retain staf. Each college will have to bear an additional burden of Rs 3 crore.

The government got an extra 5% seats in Engineering colleges in 2009, in turn 25% these seats will be reserved for the poor and meritorious students. Needless to say the government will have its own criteria of determing who is poor.

Fee Update for 2010-11 Admission


Private institutions are willing to allot 75% of the engineering seats to the Government if the govt is willing to hike the fees by 45%. The institutions argue when parents are willing to pay Rs 40,000 for nursery kids why are they hesitating to increase the fee for professional courses?

Private institutions want govt to scrap CET and use just PUC marks for admission. They want the govt to raise the bar for admissions as most of the students who graduate are below average.

Poor Meritorious Quota

At least 10,000 seats in undergraduate engineering courses in the state, will be earmarked for meritorious poor during 2009-10. The fee for these students will be Rs 15,000 against the regular Rs 25,000.

Annual family income of Rs 2 lakh is the ceiling, while the creamy layer has been completely kept out of the purview of the quota (creamy layer policy laid out in government order No SWD225BCA2000, dated March 30, 2002). The creamy layer  covers SC and ST and also the Categor I of the backward classes. The creamy layer applies only to Categories II(A), II(B), III(A) and III(B). Students belonging to these categories but not failing under the creamy layer will also be elegible for the quota.

The government has decided to distribute 50% of seats under the government quota for the poor and meritorious students who have earned competitive ranks in CET.

The candidates will have to provide during the consuseling a certificate from the jurisdictional tahsildar certifying their annual family income.

Seat Sharing Ratio
Academic Years	Medical		Dental		Engineering
	Govt	Mgmt	Govt	Mgmt	Govt	Mgmt
1994-95 to 2002-03	85	15	85	15	85	15
2003-04	75	25	75	25	75	25
2004-05	60	40	60	40	75	25
2005-06	50	50	50	50	65	35
2006-07	50	50	50	50	60	40
2007-08	40	60	35	65	55	45
2008-09	42	58	35	65	50	40

2007-08 Break-Up Of Seats
(Will Remain The Same For 2008-09)
Medical (36 Colleges)
Government Seats	1,993
Management Seats	2,295
All India Quota	157
Total	4,445
Dental (40 Colleges)
Government Seats	846
Management Seats	1,745
All India Quota	9
Total	2,600
Engineering (138 Colleges)
Government Seats	32,450
Management Seats	22,582
All India Quota	nil
Total	55,032

Fee structure for 2007-08
Discipline	Government quota	Institutional Quota
Medical	Rs 42,000	Of the remaining 50% to be filled by non-minority instutions, fees for 50% of the students is Rs 3,25,000 while 15% NRI and 5% Institutional Quota fees has been left to the managements.
Dental	Rs 32,000	Of the remaining 65% to be filled by non-minority instutions, fees for 45% of the students is Rs 2,30,000 while 15% NRI and 5% Institutional Quota fees has been fixed by the private colleges.

Fees For 2008-09
Medical (Non-Minority)
Seat Sharing Ratio 40:60
Seats	Fees
Govt (through CET)
40% (concession fee)	Rs 42,000
Management (through Comed-K)
40%	Rs 325,000 (upper limit)
15% (NRI)
5% (discretionary quota)
Dental (Non-Minority)
Seat Sharing Ratio 35:65
Seats	Fees
Govt (no CET, just PUC marks)
35% (concession fee)	Rs 32,000
Management (through Comed-K)
45%	Rs 230,000 (upper limit)
15% (NRI)
5% (discretionary quota)
Minority Medical And Dental Colleges
Seat Sharing Ratio 25:75
Seats	Fees
Govt (through CET)	Rs 42,000 (medical)
25% (concession fee)	Rs 32,000 (dental)
Management (through Comed-K)
55%	Rs 325,000 (medical)
15% (NRI)	Rs 230,000 (dental)
5% (discretionary quota)