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The NorthCap University offers scholarship & fee waivers worth Rs.1.41 crore

December 13, 2016

To celebrate the spirit of the Haryana Swarna Jayanti Celebrations, The NorthCap University (NCU), Gurugram held its Fee Concession and Merit Scholarship Distribution Ceremony 2016 on December 13. A total of 266 students benefited from the scholarships and fee concessions amounting to Rs 1.41 crore. Professor Furqan Qamar, secretary general, Association of lndian Universities, New Delhi graced the occasion as the chief guest. 
Prof. Qamar, an internationally renowned and nationally respected educationist is dedicated to the inter-university system of the country. While addressing the students, he said, “The efforts of The NorthCap University, Gurugram in providing fee concession to economically weaker sections and scholarships to meritorious students is laudable. Every university should follow the 3Es which are Equality, Expansion and Excellence and I am happy to see that NCU is following them.” Advising the students, Prof. Qamar said, “Students should be oriented towards merit, capitalise on opportunities provided by the university and continue getting better in whatever they do, but above all be good human beings”. 

Other luminaries present on the occasion were The NorthCap University’s founder members; chancellor, V Daulet Singh; pro-chancellor, Prof. Prem Vrat and vice-chancellor, Brig SK Sharma (Retd). 

The university has been awarding scholarships and fee concessions each year to its BTech, MTech, Management and Law students. 86 meritorious students were awarded scholarships and 106 students from the economically weaker sections were given fee waiver. 

Speaking on the occasion, Brig. Sharma (Retd) said, “The NorthCap University provides quality programmes which are recognised by the UGC and the Bar Council of India. The university understands its responsibility towards society and offers scholarships and fee concessions to deserving students and is committed towards sustaining this effort.” 

Akshay Kumar, BTech, one of the beneficiaries of the fee waiver said, “I am from an economically weak background so could not afford a good education. With the benefit of the fee waiver I will be able to pursue technical education of the highest quality, get a well-paying job and support my family.” 

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