Rahul's admission to St. Andrews Institute of Technology and Management (SAITM)

After a lot of research on the possible options for Rahul to continue his education journey, we have finally admitted him to St. Andrews Institute of Technology and Management for B.Tech in Computer Science and Technology (CST).

I went with him to see the campus, and the hostel facilities.  

Sharing a picture of us infront of the campus. 




 
After detailed discussions, they offered scholarships based on OBC certificate .
Also hostel facility obtained. Bus facility is also there but charges are Rs. 45000/- per year. Whereas we got as follows:
4 year course.
1) Institute charges : Rs.58,000.00 per year. ( Normal fees Rs.1,05,000.00 per year.)
 
2) Hostel (4 seater Non AC)  with breakfast, lunch, snacks & dinner ; Rs. 42,000.00 per year.

Total : Rs. 1.00 lac per year.
Fees half in July, half in Dec. 

Nothing could have been better.
Thank God.

College has given papers for getting bank loans. 

Now we have to talk to banks. 






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