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Explore collegesRV College of Engineering (RVCE), Bengaluru, offers a four-year B.E. programme, but the official sources checked do not yet establish its 2027-28 branch list, seat intake or fees. The newest directly opened route-specific figures are from two different cycles: COMEDK’s 2026-27 round-one fee table and RVCE’s 2025-26 management-quota notice. They are useful for understanding how the fee components differ, not for estimating a 2027 bill. Confirm your route, branch and payable amount from the next RVCE admission notice before selecting or paying.
RVCE’s 2024 AICTE disclosure describes B.E. as a four-year programme. The COMEDK seat-and-fee matrix notified on 14 July 2026 lists 13 RVCE engineering options for that counselling cycle: Aerospace, Biotechnology, Chemical, Civil, Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), CSE (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning), CSE (Cyber Security), CSE (Data Science), Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Management, and Mechanical Engineering. That is a dated COMEDK round-one list, not a guarantee that every branch or seat will return in the next cycle.
For a first comparison, start with the subject and work you want to study. Aerospace, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical and Biotechnology are distinct engineering disciplines; the CSE options add specialisations named in the programme title. ECE and Electronics and Telecommunication are separate listings in the 2026 table, as are CSE and its AI/ML, Cyber Security and Data Science options. Industrial Engineering and Management is also a B.E. branch there. Compare the current syllabus and first-year scheme on RVCE’s official site before treating similar names as interchangeable. A branch title does not by itself establish a different degree duration, additional fee or admission eligibility.
The 2026 COMEDK table reports available seats by branch for that round. Those figures belong to COMEDK counselling and should not be read as the college’s total approved intake. A round-one seat count can change after later seat matrices and allotments; it also cannot tell an applicant how many seats remain in a later year. For a current choice list, use the newest authority matrix and check that its RVCE name and branch code match your target.
In the 14 July 2026 COMEDK engineering matrix, the RVCE rows show ₹3,02,000 tuition plus ₹20,000 other fee, for a listed total of ₹3,22,000, across the 13 branches shown. The table is labelled for seats and fees before Round 1 of COMEDK counselling in the 2026-27 cycle. This is the clearest current-cycle branch-level fee reference found in the official sources checked, but it is not a 2027-28 quote, a management-quota rate or a four-year B.E. total.
Read the columns separately: ₹3.02 lakh is the tuition entry; ₹20,000 is the other-fee entry; ₹3.22 lakh is the table’s total for that COMEDK listing. The matrix does not convert that amount into a four-year programme price. It also does not establish hostel, transport, food, deposits or personal expenses. Use it only to understand the 2026-27 COMEDK fee basis and the branch rows shown at that point in counselling.
RVCE’s notice dated 29 March 2025 lists first- through fourth-year tuition for management-quota B.E. admissions in AY 2025-26. For example, it shows Civil Engineering at ₹6 lakh per year, with ₹24 lakh total tuition for four years; Electronics and Communication Engineering at ₹17 lakh in the first year and ₹7 lakh in each following year, totalling ₹38 lakh; and CSE at ₹34 lakh in the first year and ₹12 lakh in each later year, totalling ₹70 lakh. Its AI/ML programme row lists ₹24 lakh first-year tuition and ₹12 lakh in each later year, or ₹60 lakh total tuition.
The same notice estimates other fees at about ₹65,000 each year, separate from the branch tuition figures. Hostel and transport charges were to be communicated later. So, for the CSE example, ₹70 lakh is the notice’s four-year tuition total, not an all-in living and study cost. Do not add the same annual other-fee estimate to a different quota’s tuition table or assume that these 2025-26 management figures remain in force.
These historical examples show why the route must appear next to every fee comparison. The COMEDK table is a 2026-27 counselling entry; the management table is a 2025-26 college notice with a four-year tuition schedule. They differ in route, year and what the total represents. Comparing ₹3.22 lakh with ₹70 lakh as though they were competing all-in prices for the same student would be misleading. The official sources checked did not supply a directly comparable 2027-28 KEA fee schedule, management fee circular or complete hostel/transport amount.
When RVCE and the counselling authority publish the next cycle, make a branch-and-route budget with separate lines for: tuition; other mandatory college fees; authority or counselling charges; one-time deposits; hostel and transport, if required; and any refundable amount. Confirm whether a displayed total is for one year, one admission cycle or the full degree. For management quota, compare each year’s tuition and add other annual fees only when the new circular confirms them. For KEA or COMEDK, use the fee and seat matrix attached to that route, not a management circular.
Also check whether fees vary by branch, category, quota or round. The cited COMEDK 2026 table gives the same fee entries across the RVCE branches it lists, but that does not establish that all categories, routes or later cycles are identical. The 2025 management notice shows substantial branch differences and a stepped annual schedule. Neither source establishes the next year’s rates or a scholarship offset. Ask the institution for written confirmation of the amount due, due date, payment account, refund policy and separate residence charges; keep the official notice and receipts with your allotment documents.
The sources reviewed do not establish the 2027-28 RVCE B.E. intake, final branch availability, quota-specific tuition, other fees, hostel or transport cost, deposit or payment timetable. RVCE’s official website exposes a 2025-26 management schedule in its indexed admission material, while the opened COMEDK file covers 2026-27. Those records are historical. Check the newest notices on RVCE’s website and the relevant counselling authority when the application cycle opens; if the published amounts conflict, use the current route-specific notice and confirm the fee basis directly with RVCE before paying.