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JNTU-GV ends Rs 3,000 tatkal certificate fee
The Hindu··4d ago
JNTU-GV Vice-Chancellor V.V. Subba Rao on Thursday said students no longer pay a Rs 3,000 tatkal fee for quick certificates. An online system will issue degrees and other certificates in a couple of days. Statutory fees can be paid online without a campus visit. The change covers nearly 90,000 students in 37 affiliated colleges across six north Andhra districts.
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What It Means For You
- Students can request original degrees and certificates online without the Rs 3,000 tatkal charge.
- Turnaround is stated as a couple of days once the online request is filed.
- Faculty and students can also use the CAP mobile app for academic and hostel services.
What's Happening
- Subba Rao said student-centric governance was introduced so services need less campus footfall.
- Offline certificate applications have been stopped to improve transparency, he said.
- He completed one year as Vice-Chancellor on October 7.
Who is covered
- JNTU-GV affiliates include 37 colleges in six north Andhra districts.
- Those districts include Visakhapatnam and Srikakulam.
- Nearly 90,000 students fall under the university’s affiliated network.
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