General requirements:

• » Students attending UAlbany shall be required to enroll in the mandatory health insurance program of the State University of New York (SUNY) at their own expense.
• » Students are responsible for providing UAlbany with all necessary information and documentation to obtain visas and entry documentation.
• » Enrolled students are responsible, at all times, for maintaining appropriate immigrant status while at UAlbany.
• » Students attending UAlbany on an F-1 student visa must document their ability to meet all expenses while attending UAlbany by submitting a financial affidavit and financial documents.

Note:

• » If an IIIT-Delhi B. Tech student does not complete the degree requirements for the BS-DF program at UAlbany, UAlbany will not object to the student transferring their credits to IIIT-Delhi to be applied toward their B. Tech degree. However, you will be eligible for IIIT-Delhi B.Tech. degree, provided you complete all the graduation requirements as per the IIIT-Delhi regulations.
• » All tuition, room, board, and other fees charged by UAlbany for enrollment and attendance at UAlbany shall be paid directly to UAlbany.
• » Students shall be responsible for paying all other costs of enrollment at IIIT-Delhi and UAlbany, including, but not limited to, travel, visas, passports, books, computers, supplies, medical insurance and treatment, vaccinations, personal expenses, and any other expenses incurred by the students to participate in this dual degree partnership.
• » UAlbany BS-DF students demonstrating exceptional academic achievement may be eligible for a scholarship while at UAlbany for up to $9,500 per year for the Fall and Spring semesters (the award of scholarship and its amount may vary as per the discretion of UAlbany).
• » Neither UAlbany nor IIIT-Delhi shall be responsible for the acts of the other nor for the acts of any student participating in this program.

The information provided above is derived from the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). In the event of any discrepancies, the MoU and the regulations of each university will take precedence. Therefore, applicants are strongly advised to review both the MoU and the regulations of the respective universities before finalizing their plans.