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Kakatiya University inks pact with SBI
Kakatiya University KU and the State Bank of India SBI have on Thursday entered into a Memorandum of Understanding MoU that allows the KU students avail the payments of their fees etc, through online electronic payment method These transactions are via through fully secured payment gateway method
Warangal: Kakatiya University (KU) and the State Bank of India (SBI) have on Thursday entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that allows the KU students avail the payments of their fees etc., through online (electronic payment method). These transactions are via through fully secured payment gateway method.
Students can avail the facility through 23,000 SBI branches and other banks across the country. Students can also avail the facility through debit card, credit card and internet banking. KU Vice-chanellor Prof R Sayanna, Registrar Prof K Purushotham, and SBI Chief General Manager J Swamy Nathan and SBI General Manager UNN Mayya exchanged the MoU papers.
Prof S Mahender Reddy, Prof B Venkatram Reddy, Prof. Ch Rajesham, Dr P Sadanandam, Dr L P Raj Kumar, K Prabhavathi, P Ashok Babu, P Sridhar, M Bhaskar, and SBI Manager of KU Branch Sheri Sathish, were among others present.
