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Tamil Nadu's Higher Education Minister K. Ponmudy announced a hold on a planned fee hike for certificates and practical examinations at Anna University, citing student concerns about financial burdens. Originally set to increase fees for various services, including certificates from Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,500, the decision has been delayed until further approval from the university's syndicate. Additionally, there will be no increase in semester fees for the current academic year, responding to requests from students, particularly first-year students, who highlighted the financial strain on their families. The minister emphasized that ongoing discussions aim to maintain the current fee structure while addressing the financial challenges faced by students. He also assured strict action against colleges involved in fraudulent practices related to faculty listings. A formal announcement detailing the fee structure will follow soon.
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