IIIT Bangalore Fees Structure & Courses 2025

The course curriculum is one of the main reasons why I chose this Institute. We are taught industry level subjects from 1st semester only like Coding Languages, Probability, Digital Design, Economics, etc. In second semester DSA, Computer Network, Comp Architecture, etc. are there. We are given opportunity from 3rd year to choose electives and we can also do a Minor / Honors in AIML / VLSI which provides a lot of flexibility to us in finding our interest and pursuing them. Our course is already one of the most advanced and best in CSE industry. We are also given group projects for corporate world knowledge. We have our exams frequently conducted in every 2 months and it may depend on faculty and the course. You will be assessed thoroughly in the exam and you need to understand the practical approaches.

The tuition fees for B.Tech CSE is Rs 2,30,000/- per year (Year 1 and 2) and Rs. 2,76,000/- per year (Year 3 and 4). Total fees for the duration of 4 years will be approximately Rs. 20,00,000/-, including the hostel and mess charges. This adds up to total of around Rs. 25,00,000/- for 4 years. They also provide you with medical insurance which was Rs. 2,000/- till last year and now its Rs. 3,000/- per year. We also need to give some caution deposit which is roughly Rs. 20,000/- and it is refundable at the end. There is no reservation policy so everyone has to pay the same amount. However, the Institute provides 2 scholarships to students, one is Utkarsha scholarship in which the top 5 rankers in JEE Main under CRL 999 will get 100% waiver in tuition fees. They also follow a Dean’s merit list scholarship in which some specific set of students are provided fees waiver of Rs. 50,000/- per year depending on the availability of funds and you need to have a CGPA of 3.6+/4 to be eligible for it.Read Full Review

Their curriculum is my most favorite thing (apart from really awesome Professors). For instance right now I am in 4th sem and I have 3 core ECE course :- Analog, Principles of Comm. Systems, and Digital Signal Processing. These 3 are taught simultaneously. I had DSA and Comp. Architecture together. We had to build a simulation of a Pipelined and non-Pipelined 5 stage Processor, and implement few algorithms by which the caches make the CPU run time ways better. So DSA and Comp Architecture had a bit of a complimenting effect that is seen in many places in the course structure. Academically, this college is really demanding.

To get strong, failure is essential. I failed in the initial tests and the questions that were asked to me. I was sorry as it was not mine but my previous college’s fault. All these things made me work harder, and the college provides a perfect environment and skilled teachers that one can rise above their ranks. Data analytics and data modeling were the main subjects that I studied at IIITB. Surviving at IIITB was a little tough, but those who have survived are at places today.