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13 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
13 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
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Eligibility: Graduation with 60% + CAT
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Eligibility: 10+2 + JEE Main
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Explore collegesProgramme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
Each route applies only to this named programme and the stated year.
JEE-Main: Joint Entrance Exam Main · 2026-27
Admission-route evidence: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-01
13 recorded programmes · 1 institution. Admission years and conditions apply to the named programme.
NIT Calicut lists B.Arch., B.Tech. branches, a B.Tech.-M.Tech. Mathematics and Computing dual degree, ITEP B.Sc.-B.Ed., and postgraduate programmes in engineering, planning, science and management. The UG catalogue includes Biotechnology, Chemical, Civil, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Energy, Engineering Physics, Materials Science, Mechanical and Production Engineering. The official curriculum pages provide syllabi by programme; inspect those for core subjects, laboratories, electives and project work rather than comparing course names alone. A catalogue entry does not establish that seats are open in every admission cycle, so check the current programme notice and seat matrix as well.
The fee schedule is not a single campus-wide amount. NITC publishes separate tables for B.Tech., B.Arch., the dual degree, ITEP, M.Tech./M.Plan., M.Sc. and MBA, and tables may divide each award by admission scheme or income/category group. Compare the degree, batch and route shown at the top of the PDF with the offer in hand. A regular GATE/CCMT postgraduate fee row cannot be applied to a self-sponsored programme; a B.Tech. total cannot stand in for B.Arch. or ITEP; and a later-semester amount for a continuing student is not automatically the charge for a new entrant.
For the 2026 admission batch, NITC’s UG PDF lists B.Tech. Open/EWS/OBC-NCL students with annual family income above ₹5 lakh, along with DASA-CIWG/MEA students, at ₹1,42,600 for the monsoon semester and ₹68,900 for winter. The first figure includes one-time charges; the table lists ₹61,000 of one-time fees. The winter total is lower because those charges do not recur in the same way. Do not call ₹1,42,600 an annual or all-student price.
For the same B.Tech. admission batch, the row covering Open/EWS/OBC-NCL students with family income below ₹1 lakh and SC/ST/PwD students lists tuition as exempt and totals ₹80,100 for monsoon and ₹6,400 for winter. The schedule has a separate middle-income row as well. Use the correct certificate and income band; do not assume a fee exemption without the supporting document accepted by the institute. The published schedule notes that government-set categories, tuition and exemptions can change and that the annual insurance premium may vary.
ITEP B.Sc.-B.Ed. has its own fee rows. For the 2026 admission batch, the above-₹5-lakh Open/EWS/OBC-NCL group is listed at ₹1,40,300 for monsoon and ₹67,100 for winter. For the ₹1-5-lakh income band, the schedule lists ₹98,634 and ₹25,433. The UG document shows tuition, recurring other fees and one-time charges separately, and says hostel charges are additional. The ITEP numbers therefore should not be substituted for the B.Tech. row. These examples belong to the 2026-27 admission batch even though the PDF also contains later-semester columns for those continuing students.
The international B.Tech. table uses USD tuition plus rupee-denominated other fees. For the 2026 admission batch it lists US2,000 for SAARC applicants. Confirm the exact DASA/CIWG, ICCR or Study in India notice for eligibility and billing; do not combine currency rows or assume the same charge applies to domestic students.
For the 2026-27 admission batch, NITC’s PG/Ph.D. fee PDF lists the regular CCMT/QIP M.Tech./M.Plan. row separately. The monsoon total is ₹1,15,100 for both, including ₹61,000 in one-time fees. The winter totals are ₹43,400 for M.Tech. and ₹45,400 for M.Plan.; the difference includes thesis or thesis-and-jury charges. The fee document states tuition is exempt for SC/ST students, while QIP students do not receive that exemption. Read the line items rather than treating the semester total as a recurring annual fee.
M.Sc. and MBA use different programme notices and tables. NITC’s 2026-28 MBA notice separates regular CAT, industry-sponsored and self-sponsored schemes. The fee information for regular MBA is not a quote for sponsored applicants. The PG fee page links the detailed schedules and refund rules; spot-round and self-sponsored notices can carry their own conditions. Check award, batch, scheme, category and semester on the same official document, and confirm whether one-time, thesis, insurance or hostel charges apply to you.
Some fee PDFs show columns for semesters in 2027-28 and later. These columns are explicitly part of the 2026-27 admission-batch schedule, so they describe the future semester bills of students admitted in 2026, not an established fee for a new 2027-28 entrant. No fresh incoming 2027-28 fee schedule was verified for this page.
NITC’s academic fee documents state that hostel fees are separate. The 2025 physical-reporting bulletin provides a dated example of one-time hostel charges and semester hostel, rent and mess advance amounts, but those figures are not current-year guarantees. Hostel requests and room allotments are handled separately from an academic seat, and room availability is not assured by the course fee table.
For budgeting, separate academic semester bills, non-recurring admission and caution charges, hostel and mess costs if applicable, and travel or personal expenses. Check whether a deposit is refundable and what conditions apply; do not count every one-time fee as recurring or every deposit as refundable. If you need education-loan documents, the institute’s reporting bulletin says they are issued after admission and physical reporting are complete. Confirm current instructions with the Academic Section.
Download the current fee PDF and check the programme, admission batch, semester, route, category and income band. Verify certificate dates and issuing authority in the admission bulletin. Separate tuition, other fees, one-time charges and hostel costs, and read the refund rule before remitting money. Save the exact schedule and payment receipt.
The reviewed NITC UG and PG schedules apply to 2026-27 admission batches. A 2027-28 semester column in those PDFs does not establish charges for a new 2027-28 applicant. Wait for the applicable new-entry schedule and compare it with the offer letter. If the amount or category does not match, ask the institute’s admissions or academic office before paying.
