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Explore collegesCIT’s official fee page separates the 2026-27 schedule by degree, year or semester, and counselling stream. For first-year B.E./B.Tech., the page lists ₹33,350 for an aided seat; self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. is split into two term charges of ₹56,000 and ₹36,000, while B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence is ₹53,000 plus ₹34,000. These are the latest dated amounts reviewed, not a 2027-28 quote. The page does not itemize every charge component, so use its figures as the published scheduled fee and confirm the applicable amount in the current admission and payment notice.
For 2026-27, CIT’s online Tuition Fees page displays separate annual or term schedules. The aided B.E./B.Tech. line lists ₹33,350 in year one, ₹31,735 in each of years two and three, and ₹35,035 in year four. Its four listed year amounts total ₹1,31,855 by addition; that is a simple sum of the published schedule, not a separately quoted package price.
The counselling self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. table gives two term amounts per year. Adding the terms produces ₹92,000 in year one, ₹90,975 in each of years two and three, and ₹83,675 in year four, or ₹3,57,625 across those four listed years. The self-supporting B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence line is ₹87,000 in year one, ₹85,975 in years two and three, and ₹78,675 in year four, totalling ₹3,37,625. The table labels the line “Artificial Intelligence”; check the programme offer and current fee notice before treating it as a separate degree from the institute’s B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science listing.
The first-year difference between the listed aided and self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. amount is ₹58,650 (₹92,000 minus ₹33,350). The comparison is meaningful only for the fee schedule’s first-year amounts. Admission category and course availability determine which row applies; a student should not assume that the lower aided figure is available for every branch or applicant.
CIT lists an MBA fee by semester: ₹1,08,900, ₹1,02,300, ₹1,05,815 and ₹1,02,300 for semesters one through four. The arithmetic total is ₹4,19,315 over the four listed semesters. The two-year MCA schedule is split into terms within each year: the first year is ₹59,360 plus ₹38,240 (₹97,600); the second is ₹59,163 plus ₹39,442 (₹98,605). These are schedule totals, not hostel-inclusive estimates.
For the five-year integrated M.Sc. group, the table groups Software Systems, Data Science, Decision and Computing Sciences, and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Its ten semester amounts are ₹86,060, ₹77,600, ₹78,365, ₹77,600, ₹78,655, ₹77,300, ₹79,655, ₹77,300, ₹84,565 and ₹72,600. Their sum is ₹7,89,700. Treat that as the sum of the values CIT publishes for the grouped M.Sc. row; the page does not supply a separate fee total for each specialisation.
The M.E. table lists four semester values: ₹40,250, ₹27,600, ₹38,900 and ₹28,950, totalling ₹1,35,700 by addition. The working-professional part-time B.E. table shows amounts through semester seven, but not an eighth semester; therefore it is not possible to calculate a complete programme total from that table alone. Confirm the department’s full schedule rather than multiplying one term or extrapolating the missing value.
The same CIT fee page retains a separate 2025-26 schedule, useful as history but not as a substitute for 2026-27. The first-year aided B.E./B.Tech. figure stays at ₹33,350. The self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. first-year schedule moves from ₹88,550 to ₹92,000, an increase of ₹3,450; B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence moves from ₹83,550 to ₹87,000, also ₹3,450. These comparisons are derived from the two dated schedules. They show a change in the published fee amounts, not the reason for it or a forecast for a future intake.
The figures in the web table are labelled “Fee (Rs)” or “Fees structure”; they do not consistently itemize tuition, deposits, examination charges or other components. A separate 2025-26 admission form calls the self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. line “Tuition & other Fees,” illustrating why the table should not be relabelled as tuition alone. Check the year, branch, stream and payment notice, and ask the institute which components are included before building a complete cost-of-attendance estimate.
CIT’s 2026-27 hostel tariff separates hostel charges, mess charges and the total amount. For a first-year B.E./B.Tech., M.Sc. or PG student in the boys’ hostel, the page lists ₹75,000 hostel plus ₹35,000 mess for a single room, total ₹1,10,000; a double room is ₹65,000 plus ₹35,000, total ₹1,00,000. The girls’ hostel line for first-year B.E./B.Tech., M.Sc. and PG lists ₹55,000 hostel plus ₹35,000 mess, total ₹90,000. The tariff also lists a ₹10,000 caution deposit separately.
For a first-year aided B.E./B.Tech. student, adding the published ₹33,350 course schedule to those first-year hostel totals and the ₹10,000 deposit gives a planning subtotal of ₹1,33,350 for the listed girls’ hostel category, ₹1,43,350 for the boys’ double-room line, or ₹1,53,350 for the boys’ single-room line. This is a transparent addition of separate published line items. It is not a guarantee of room availability, a final bill, or a complete four-year budget. Self-supporting B.E./B.Tech. increases the same first-year subtotal by ₹58,650, if the relevant hostel category and fee rows apply. Later-year hostel rates differ, and room choice is not stated as universally available.
CIT’s Hostel Fees page says payment is by UPI or NEFT and lists admission documents, including a physical fitness certificate, the hostel admission form, a college-fee receipt and identity documents. It gives the hostel contact as 0422 2573374 and [email protected]. Ask the hostel office about room allocation, deposit treatment, payment deadlines and any revised tariff before paying.
No 2027-28 tuition or hostel tariff was found in the opened CIT material. The institution’s published 2026-27 schedule is a dated reference for planning only. Start with the programme and admission pages, identify aided versus self-supporting status and direct versus lateral entry, then verify the current amount on the official fee page and the amount in the actual counselling or admission notice. Keep the course amount, hostel fee, mess bill and caution deposit in separate budget lines. The official hostel tariff page or the institute office should resolve room-specific charges and whether any deposit is refundable; the reviewed tariff does not say.
