College of Engineering (COEP) Courses & Fees 2026, Pune

Course and Fee Structure
Course	Stream	Fees	Fee period
Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech]	Engineering	84250	1st Yr Fees
Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] {Lateral}	Engineering	84250	1st Yr Fees
Master of Technology [M.Tech]	Engineering	115850	1st Yr Fees
Post Graduate Diploma	Engineering	189000	1st Yr Fees
Master of Business Administration [MBA]	Management	207500	1st Yr Fees

First-year undergraduate programmes

COEP Technological University’s first-year admission page lists ten undergraduate programmes for AY 2026-27: Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Manufacturing Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy and Materials Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and Planning. The first-year sanctioned intake totals 1,260 across the ten programmes. The list is useful for comparing the current programme portfolio, but it is a single-cycle seat statement rather than a 2027-28 promise or a count of vacancies.

Programme titles matter when comparing fees and seats. COEP lists Planning alongside the engineering degrees, and the revised first-year fee schedule covers “B. Tech (First Year B. Tech - All Disciplines & B. Planning).” Applicants should use the current course name in their counselling choice and check whether a later notice has changed the programme title, intake or fee schedule. Do not assume that a broad “engineering” fee page also covers direct-second-year or postgraduate study.

How to read the revised 2026-27 fee schedule

The university’s first-year undergraduate fee PDF applies to students admitted in AY 2026-27 and was revised on 28 September 2026. It presents payment categories across CAP and ACAP admission categories. Its amounts are not a single flat “annual tuition” figure: the schedule separates tuition, development, examination, alumni-association, disaster-relief and refundable caution-deposit heads, then shows the total payable at admission for each category.

For the open payment category, the PDF shows ₹1,25,830 tuition, ₹18,874 development, ₹5,000 examination, ₹750 alumni-association, ₹10 disaster-relief and a refundable ₹6,000 caution deposit. The total at admission is ₹1,56,464. For the All India Quota (JEE) column the displayed total is also ₹1,56,464. The table separately identifies other admission/payment categories; their totals depend on the category and conditions printed in the schedule.

The schedule shows ₹11,760 for SC/ST/PWD/Orphan categories in the displayed columns, ₹30,634 for certain VJNT/SBC/OBC categories with valid non-creamy-layer certificates, and ₹93,549 for EWS/EBC/SEBC with valid certificates in the listed CAP columns. These are not universal entitlements based only on a label. The PDF marks some tuition and development amounts for reimbursement or scholarship treatment and states that the student must apply through the government process within the prescribed period. If the reimbursement is not obtained, the student may have to pay the applicable difference. Verify the exact column, certificate validity, income condition, CAP or ACAP route, and current government rules before budgeting from a reduced total.

Girls admitted in the schedule’s specified Open/EWS/SBC/SEBC categories with annual income below ₹8 lakh have a separate displayed total of ₹30,634 in the relevant column; the table’s note marks the examination-fee treatment with a special symbol. The All Girls ACAP column and the All India JEE column are separately displayed. Read the complete row and the note for the applicant’s exact route rather than transferring a value across columns.

The caution money is marked refundable, but the PDF does not make it a recurring tuition charge. Keep it distinct when comparing first-year cash outlay with subsequent-year expenses. The schedule is for newly admitted first-year students; it should not be used as the amount due for a continuing student, direct-second-year entrant or another programme.

Fees, scholarships and payment responsibility

COEP’s fees page hosts separate schedules for newly admitted first-year students, direct-second-year entry, continuing students, international categories, MTech, MBA and other programmes. The revised first-year PDF also says fees may change under state-government and university guidance. The captured table therefore answers a specific question: what the published admission-time total was for the identified first-year categories in 2026-27. It does not determine the next cycle’s fees, later-year charges, hostel costs or an individual scholarship award.

The schedule places responsibility on students to apply for freeship or scholarship support through the relevant state or central government process. It notes that certain category benefits depend on timely application through the MahaDBT portal or the appropriate authority and that the student may have to pay full fees or a difference if reimbursement is not approved. A fee concession printed in a category column should be treated as conditional on eligibility and successful completion of the required process, not as automatic at admission.

COEP also maintains a separate scholarship page describing university, government, non-government, industry and alumni support. That page reports a 2026-27 aggregate of 307 recipients and ₹20,852,346 disbursed through 15 NGOs, trusts or foundations. Those totals describe reported institutional support; they do not establish that a particular first-year applicant will receive a scholarship or that the scholarship covers the fee heads shown in the schedule. Ask the scholarship office which programmes are open, how awards interact with government freeship, what documents are required and when payments are made.

Planning a realistic first-year budget

Start with the exact programme and admission route, then locate the corresponding CAP or ACAP column and payment category. Add only charges listed for that column, keeping refundable deposits separate from non-refundable fees. If the schedule shows a starred or otherwise conditional amount, budget conservatively until the responsible authority confirms the applicant’s eligibility and reimbursement. Check whether an updated fee schedule has been posted since the version you downloaded and confirm the payment instrument: COEP’s first-year admission page says fees are accepted through demand draft, while the current admission notice supplies the operational payment instructions.

Then make a second budget for costs that are not included in this schedule: hostel and mess, travel, books, devices, personal expenses and any programme-specific materials. Hostel admission is separate and allotted through its own notices, so do not treat a hostel charge as guaranteed or included in the university fee total. A complete comparison between COEP and another offer should use the same admission year, programme level, category, route, fee heads and accommodation assumptions.

What is not yet known for 2027-28

The captured COEP material gives a detailed 2026-27 baseline, not the 2027-28 fee schedule. The next cycle’s tuition, development charge, category conditions, reimbursement process, total at admission, payment dates and course intake should be checked again when COEP publishes its official notice. Keep the downloaded PDF with its revision date, and ask the university’s admissions or accounts office to clarify any category cell or fee symbol that affects the amount you would actually pay.

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College of Engineering (COEP) Courses & Fee Structure

First-year undergraduate programmes

How to read the revised 2026-27 fee schedule

Fees, scholarships and payment responsibility

Planning a realistic first-year budget

What is not yet known for 2027-28

Plan your next step

Plan your next step

College of Engineering (COEP) Courses & Fee Structure

Programmes and admission routes

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Recorded admission routes

Civil Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Computer Science Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Electrical Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Instrumentation and Control Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Manufacturing Science and Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Mechanical Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Metallurgy and Materials Technology

Recorded admission routes

Planning

Recorded admission routes

First-year undergraduate programmes

How to read the revised 2026-27 fee schedule

Fees, scholarships and payment responsibility

Planning a realistic first-year budget

What is not yet known for 2027-28

Programmes and admission routes

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Recorded admission routes

Civil Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Computer Science Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Electrical Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Instrumentation and Control Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Manufacturing Science and Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Mechanical Engineering

Recorded admission routes

Metallurgy and Materials Technology

Recorded admission routes

Planning

Recorded admission routes