B.Tech Fees

The total tuition fee for a four-year BTech course at the Nirwan University ranges between INR 2.6 Lakhs to INR 4 Lakhs depending on the specialisation of BTech in which the student is interested. The college offers five specialisations in BTech. Apart from this, the student may also need to pay some additional charges like hostel fee, application fee, admission fee, etc.

Ambala College of Engineering and Applied Research (ACEAR) prescribes its B.E. / B.Tech annual fees, between INR 85,000 and INR 1,00,000, which covers the cost of tuition, examination, library, and other academic services. Any applicable facility charges such as hostels, transportation, and lab fees shall be added to the prescribed fee structure.

The total tuition fee of be or BTech course at gudlavallera Engineering College (GEC) in Andhra Pradesh range from rupees 2.6 to 2.86 Lacs this is C for B.Tech course in private college in India can range from 2 to 5 Lacs per year depending on the college and specialisation

JBIET Hyderabad Fee Structure 2024

Course Fees Duration

B.Tech Rs 80,000 - 1,10,000 2 - 4 Years

M.Tech Rs 80,000 2 - 4 Years

MBA Rs 50,000 2 Year 

JBIET Hyderabad fees range from Rs 50000 to Rs 110000 per year, depending on the degree level, duration and specialisation of the course. The college offers 18 courses at UG and PG programmes. Furthermore, JBIET Hyderabad offers 13 courses in B.Tech at  UG level.

The fee structure for the B.E/B.Tech programs at the Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engineering and Technology (RGMCET) is competitive and the adheres to state regulations. The yearly fee for a B.Tech course between from 50000 and 75000 depending on engineering branch and entrance category.

Management quota seats have varying fees, which are usually greater than the government quota. Additional charges, such as registration, library and test fees may apply. Scholarships are available to eligible students through government schemes and private sponsors, easing the financial load on deserving and economically disadvantaged students.