What is the difference between regular and self-finance courses at UNIRAJ?

University of Rajasthan offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses under regular and self-financing schemes. Students can opt for their desired course under any scheme depending on their convenience. The major difference between regular and self-finance courses at UNIRAJ is the variation in fee structure. While all regular courses of Rajasthan University have a minimal fee that is affordable by most of the students, the course fee under the self-finance scheme is on the higher end of the spectrum. 

For regular seats at UNIRAJ, the expenses of the course are mostly funded by the government or UGC grants, hence the fee is low and students will be required to pay only a minimum amount as the course fee. But in the case of self-financing seats, no grants are provided by the government or UGC. Consequently, the amount required for providing the necessary facilities at the university is collected from the students by charging an extra fee. For instance, in UNIRAJ, the regular course fee for M.Sc is INR 5440 per year, whereas, for the same course, the fee is INR 65,890 under the self-finance scheme.