IIT Indore - Indian Institute of Technology (IITI) Courses & Fee Structure

Compare IIT Indore fees using the exact programme, student category, entry batch and semester shown on the current official notice. A single four-year total can hide recurring semester charges, one-time entry charges, refundable deposits, hostel rent and mess advances. I could open the institute’s Autumn 2026 fee notice, but its PDF did not expose readable table text in this research pass. I therefore do not quote an amount or add up a projected course total. IIT Indore links the Autumn 2026 notice from its academic pages and provides a separate B.Des. course-fee page; use those official documents to confirm the amount for the offer you actually hold.

Start with the right programme and fee notice

IIT Indore lists B.Tech, B.Des and B.S. at undergraduate level, and M.Tech, M.Sc, MS, M.A. and PhD at postgraduate or doctoral level. Its B.Des. page describes the degree as four years. These are different courses, and fee notices may classify them by programme, batch, semester and category. Do not use a B.Tech row as the B.Des. amount or apply a postgraduate semester charge to a doctoral student. Dual-degree students should verify how the institute’s notice maps their current programme and stage rather than multiplying a single-programme amount by an assumed duration.

The institute’s current academic area links a “Fee Notice - 2026 Autumn Semester.” That establishes the existence of a dated semester notice, not the amount payable by every student. The amount in a notice can depend on whether a student is a new entrant or continuing, the programme and admission batch, category-specific tuition rules, and which components have already been paid. Ask the Academic Office or Finance and Accounts to confirm the exact row when an offer, category certificate or batch label does not match the table cleanly.

Build a like-for-like cost estimate

When you open a fee table, separate these components before adding anything:

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Component	What to check before comparing
Tuition	Programme, admission batch, category, semester or annual period, and any waiver/remission eligibility
Academic and registration charges	Whether the amount recurs each semester, once a year, or only at entry
Admission charges	Whether the one-time amount is already included in the first payment or paid earlier through counselling
Security deposit	Whether the notice labels it refundable and under what exit or clearance conditions
Hostel or accommodation	Whether rent is per semester, whether room type changes it, and whether the charge is mandatory for your mode
Mess advance	Whether it is an advance adjusted later or a fixed fee; do not treat an advance as the final food cost
Other utilities	Whether electricity, water, insurance, library, medical or activity charges are separate

Read the billing period printed above each table column. If a row says “for 2026 Autumn Semester,” that is a one-semester payment, not an annual fee. A tentative four-year worksheet is not the same as a current demand notice; totals can change when rates or rules change, and an estimated dining charge should not be presented as a fixed four-year cost. To estimate the remaining study cost, identify the entry payment, recurring amount per semester, known one-time charges, refundable deposits and any variable mess bill separately. Multiply only the recurring items, and state how many semesters the calculation covers. Do not multiply refundable deposits into a permanent expense total.

IIT Indore’s 2026 Autumn notice was accessible as a seven-page PDF but produced no readable text here. Until its tables can be read, open the notice directly from the institute site or contact the Academic Office for the exact current row. This limitation is material for anyone comparing total tuition or the amount due at registration; it does not mean the fee is zero or that every programme has the same fee. A current estimate should include a copy or link to the underlying dated notice so a student can check whether each stated amount is per semester, annual or one time.

Tuition remission is separate from the base bill

IIT Indore’s June 11, 2026 notice sets an income-based tuition-remission route for AY 2026–27. It invites applications from eligible undergraduate students in the 2023, 2024 and 2025 batches who belong to GEN, OBC-NCL or EWS categories. For that named group and year, the notice says family annual income below ₹1,00,000 receives full tuition remission; income from ₹1,00,000 to ₹5,00,000 receives two-thirds remission; above ₹5,00,000 is not eligible under that notice. The institute says students must apply afresh each academic year with current supporting documents and that remission is not automatic.

That is a specific 2026–27 notice, not a standing promise for a student entering in 2027–28. Its covered batches are explicitly 2023–25. A new entrant should not assume the same deadline, eligibility or income-certificate rules will carry forward. IIT Indore’s scholarship page currently links this notice and the CSS scholarship procedures for SC/ST students, FFE and Samsung Star information. These are distinct funding routes; check each sponsor’s current criteria, application portal and renewal conditions. Do not subtract a scholarship from the fee estimate until you have a written award and know which charges it covers.

The remission notice asks for an online-generated signed form, a valid latest Family Income Certificate from a competent authority and a bank-passbook copy. It states that incomplete applications are not considered, and that income-tax returns, Form 16 and salary slips are not accepted as income proof for this scheme. The published 2026 deadline was June 30, 2026 at 5 pm, which has passed. It is a documented example of how evidence and annual reapplication work, but is not a live application deadline now.

A practical budget workflow

1. Download the fee notice for the correct semester and offer-year, not an old search result.
2. Match the row to the exact degree, admission batch and category in your offer and certificates.
3. Separate tuition from academic charges, deposits, hostel rent, mess advances and other utilities.
4. Note whether each number is per semester, annual, one time, refundable or estimated.
5. Check the current remission or scholarship notice independently; do not assume it applies to a new cohort.
6. Ask the Academic Office to resolve any mismatch before transferring money, and retain the notice and receipt.

For the 2027–28 planning edition, no 2027–28 fee amount or remission threshold is asserted here. The safest next action is to use IIT Indore’s official Academic Office and B.Des. fee links when the relevant admission-year notices are available, then calculate a personal total from the table row and payment schedule. A current official notice is more useful than an unattributed course-fee total because it reveals which parts are tuition, recurring charges, refundable deposits and living-cost advances.