Graduate Programme
M.Div. Introductory Fee Structure
Introductory Subsidised Fees — First Two Academic Years Only. The fee structure below is applicable for the first two academic years of the M.Div. programme only. After this introductory period, fees will be reviewed and revised to the regular fee structure as decided by the college management.
Residential (Monthly)
₹300
Library Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Technology Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Extra Work Duty (Weekly)
+6 hrs/week
Residential (Monthly)
₹500
Library Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Technology Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Extra Work Duty (Weekly)
+3 hrs/week
Residential (Monthly)
₹800
Library Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Technology Fee (Yearly)
₹1,000
Extra Work Duty (Weekly)
+1 hr/week
Common Fees — All Students
Mess Charges (Monthly · 11 months)
₹4,500
Exam / Assignment Redo
₹200
Leave Fine (per day)
₹100
Mess charges (₹4,500/month · June–April) are waived in full for students who complete the entire course. Students who discontinue will be charged at the 50% subsidised rate for all months attended, plus full mess charges.
Full details on fines and college policies are on the Student Life page.
Eligibility for the 95% Subsidised Category
The 95% Subsidised Category is not an automatic entitlement. It is a limited provision reserved for the following:
Regional Students
- Students from Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha with genuine financial need and demonstrated ministry commitment
Exceptional TTC Graduates
- Good academic performance
- Strong spiritual life
- Consistent discipline
- Positive ministry attitude
- Readiness to serve the vision of the college and the church
Mess Charges (M.Div.): Mess charges will be accumulated separately. For students who successfully complete the full course, the accumulated mess support may be written off as per college policy. Students who discontinue, withdraw, or are dismissed before completing the course may be required to clear all accumulated mess charges and other pending dues.
Subsidy Policy: Subsidy is a privilege granted by the college and not an automatic right. Continuation of subsidy will depend on academic progress, spiritual formation, discipline, ministry involvement, and faithful participation in assigned work duty.
Note on Fee Revision: The 95% Subsidised Category is limited to students from Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha, and to exceptional TTC graduates who have demonstrated strong academic performance, spiritual maturity, discipline, and commitment to ministry. All subsidy approvals are subject to institutional review and management decision.