Engineering Fees

You can go aeronautical engineering courses in India in government colleges at this range with scholarships. Try for MIT- Madras, IIT, etc.

VIT is the best college. It has better placement record. There is a less difference in the fee structure. You can fill the application form.

For general candidates, total Rs 65.7 K for B-Tech textile engineering.

Check the link of UEM Kolkata: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-mechanical-engineering-university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-rajarhat-236604 to know the fees and eligibility criteria for admission to mechanical engineering.

Approximate 4 to 6 Lacs an average in one year hope you understand.

You can consider following colleges:
BITS Pilani
Anna University
College of Engineering
Indo Global Group of Colleges
Netaji Subhas Institute Of Technology
UEM, Jaipur
Delhi Technological University
IEM, Kolkata
D Y Patil International University Akurdi, Pune
Manipal Institute of Technology

OBC Basic Fee 36,000 INR is approximately. ST/NT/SBC/TFWS 5500/- is approximately. For SC, there is no basic fee. J&K basic fee 24000/- INR approximately.
Good luck.

Hello,
These days tens of thousands of seats in engineering colleges across India are remaining vacant. In such scenario there is no need to give any donation. In any case "donation" is banned. What perhaps you mean is fees under management quota. Yes, you will have to pay this exorbitant fees if you want admission in a specific branch in a particular private college. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
This college established in 1994 is accredited as A by NAAC. It admits students based in ranking by TNEA and charges fees of about Rs 2Lac for different branches of engineering including aeronautical branch. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/sri-ramakrishna-engineering-college-coimbatore-1571
Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Fees charged by engineering colleges against management quota is highly guarded secret. It all depends on demand supply gap and ability of the student for hard bargaining. It is understood that it is about four to five times normal fees. Best wishes to you.