TEZU Distance Education Fee Structure For 2026 Session: All UG & PG Courses
TEZU offers a wide array of courses tailored for flexible learning, and the university’s user-friendly admission portal ensures that the entire process—from checking the updated fee structure to final submission—is smooth and accessible for every student.
TEZU All Courses Fees Structure: (2026-27) Updated
Looking for a university where you can have a good reputation and a reasonable price? That’s why you’ll find the Center for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) at Tezpur University (TEZU) the most popular choice for students in the Northeast and beyond, because it does have both.
It is essential to first know how much it will cost you to pursue a Master’s degree or a specific PG Diploma through distance education. We’ve divided the fee structure for the session of 2026 into easy-to-understand sections so you can plan for your future with ease.
Details about Application & Registration Fees
To start your quest for admission, there is a small upfront fee to get your application in the door. Non-refundable and slight variation in the amount for different categories.
- General/OBC/EWS: ₹500
- SC/ST/PWD/Female: ₹250
Pro Tip: Save your transaction ID! This is what you will use to see the status of your admission on Samarth portal.
Postgraduate (MA) Course Fees
Tezpur University’s MA courses are very good, especially Mass Communication and Sociology. They are 2 years course (4 semesters) and their fees are very reasonable compared with other central universities.
| Program Name | Duration | Total Program Fee (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| MA in English | 2 Years | ₹16,300 |
| MA in Sociology | 2 Years | ₹16,300 |
| MA in Mass Comm & Journalism | 2 Years | ₹16,950 |
PG Diploma Course Fees
If you want to acquire a specific skill quickly and add that to your resume, TEZU’s 1-year PG Diploma programs are a great option. They are practical, intensive and very affordable.
| PG Diploma Program | Duration | Total Fee (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Human Resource Management (PGDHRM) | 1 Year | ₹10,450 |
| Environmental & Disaster Management | 1 Year | ₹11,800 |
| Child Rights and Governance | 1 Year | ₹11,800 |
Understanding the "Hidden" Costs
While you see the program fees above, it’s important to understand what that fee actually represents.
TEZU tries to keep it as clear as possible.
- The program fee includes: tuition fees, access to Self-Learning Material (SLM) and library resources.
- Examination Fee: This is not always included as part of the whole admission fee. You will be required to pay approximately an amount of ₹200 to ₹500 per course/paper when you fill out your examination form at the end of the semester.
- Late Fee: This may be an additional (mostly around ₹1,000) fine if you miss the initial registration date.
How to Pay Your Fees?
Tezpur University uses the Samarth Portal for all its distance education admissions.
Method: You can pay using Net Banking, Debit/Credit Cards, or UPI.
Verification: Once you pay, the university will verify your documents. If there’s an issue and your admission is rejected, the program fee is usually refunded (minus the application fee), but always double-check the latest prospectus for the exact window of time allowed for refunds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually, TEZU CDOE needs the fee to be paid semester-wise in full at the time of registration. Many of the students opt for the EMI facility of their own bank while paying through credit card on the portal.
Absolutely. Being a central university, all students are eligible to apply for many of the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) schemes, especially for SC/ST/OBC and Minority.
No. The study material is covered under the program fee. The digital SLM will be accessible immediately. Printed blocks are normally sent to your address or are available for pickup at your Learner Support Center.
If you wish to re-appear for a paper in order to improve your marks, the fee (approx. ₹500/paper) will be separate and payable in the next examination cycle.
Yes. TEZU CDOE offers the convenience of paying the program fee in two installments – i.e. 70% at the time of admission and the remaining 30% within a stipulated period later in the semester.