Tathastu ICS offers separate on-campus hostel facilities for both, boys and girls. The hostels are well-equipped with all the required amenities. Tathastu Institute of Civil Services hostel fee costs around INR 1.8 L per year.

The fee structure at Tathastu ICS Kalyani differs for each course. The tuition fee costs around INR 3.7 L – INR 5.2 L. This is taken from the official website of the institute. But is still subject to change.

Tathastu Institute of Civil Services conducts the admission process for all the courses in online mode. Interested candidates can fill the admission forms through the official website. The admissions at Tathastu ICS are currently ongoing.

The mode of application at Tathastu ICS is online. The application form for all courses can be filled through the official website of the institute. Tathastu ICS admissions 2026 are now open. Candidates can go to the website for more updates around admissions.

No. One of the biggest advantages of joining Tathastu ICS is that coaching is already included within the program, saving both time and money.

Absolutely. Government job preparation is built-in, making it ideal for Tathastu ICS students seeking stable, long-term careers, which a regular BBA alone does not guarantee.

The Tathastu ICS programme focuses on:

• Interview preparation
• Communication & personality development
• Mock tests and exam strategies
• Mentorship from experts

These are usually missing in a regular BBA.

Tathastu Institute of Civil Services (ICS) offers admission to all its courses on the basis of merit. Candidates can secure admission without any entrance exam. However, they need to fulfil the eligibility set by the institute and qualify in the shortlisting rounds.

The Tathastu ICS BA course fee costs around INR 5.2 L. This is exclusive of other components such as examination fee, application fee, hostel fee, security deposit, etc. 

To apply for BA course at Tathastu ICS, candidates are first required to register at the official website of Tathastu ICS, followed by a shortlisting round conducted by an admission counsellor of the institute.