Aryan group of colleges signs MOU with Kiran Bedi's trust

Updated on: Monday, June 21, 2010

Chandigarh based Aryan group of colleges has signed a MOU with Navjoyti Trust founded by former IPS officer Kiran Bedi's for providing education to 11 students in MBA and BBA courses.
The Aryan group would fund the entire cost of studies of these students admitted to colleges run by it, Chairman of the group Anshu Kataria told reporters here today. However, the selected students selected on "merit-cum-means" basis would have to pay the hostel charges and loans would available at four per cent rate of interests for those students who did not have the capacity to pay, he
added.

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