IGNOU offers 50% fee concession for agriculture courses

Updated on: Wednesday, December 15, 2010

The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has announced 50 per cent fee concession to students joining agriculture diploma and certificate programmes. This fee concession will be given to all candidates from rural areas subject to their producing their domicile certificate. Urban students who are below poverty line will also be eligible for 50 per cent fee concession.

M. Shanmugham, Regional Director, IGNOU-Madurai, said on Monday admission to courses in agriculture for January 2011 session is going on now. The last date for receiving applications is December 20. Further details can be had from the university's Regional Centre here on phone numbers: 0452-2380387 and 2370733.

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