The Oxford College of Engineering Bangalore M.Tech Power Electronics: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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09 Oct, 2026 The Oxford College of Engineering Bangalore Karnataka PGCET Round 1 GM Category Cutoff 2026 is 3554-11433 for MTech. View category-wise cutoff.

Total fees
INR 3.90 Lakhs
2 years, no hostel
Average pay
INR 5.5 LPA
Class of 2025, this branch
Cutoff
4,520
Karnataka PGCET rank, Round 6 2025
Placement rate
92%
Class of 2025 batch placed

About Oxford M.Tech PE

The Oxford College of Engineering offers a two-year, full-time Master of Technology in Power Electronics with 18 seats through Karnataka PGCET. The course is taught on campus over four semesters, with power labs from the first semester. The institute lists NBA and NAAC, and India Today ranked TOCE 133rd in engineering. The full fee without hostel is INR 3.90 Lakhs, paid per semester, and INR 5.90 Lakhs with hostel and mess. You get a seat through KEA counselling. The General Home State seat closed at rank 4,520 in round 6 of 2025. The Class of 2025 averaged INR 5.5 LPA and 92% of the batch was placed.

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Fees

The full course costs INR 3.90 Lakhs without hostel and INR 5.90 Lakhs with hostel. The tuition fee is INR 3.10 Lakhs of that. You pay the tuition fee per semester, four times in all. The admission fee is paid once. The caution deposit comes back when you leave. Hostel and mess add INR 2 Lakhs over two years.

Fee headAmountHow it is charged
Tuition feeINR 3.10 LakhsINR 77,500 a semester, 4 semesters
Admission feeINR 80,000One time
Caution depositINR 10,000One time, refundable
Hostel and messINR 2 LakhsINR 1 Lakh a year, 2 years
Total, no hostelINR 3.90 LakhsFull course
Total with hostelINR 5.90 LakhsFull course

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Admission Dates

Round 1 allotment closed on 1 Sep 2026. Round 6 allotment comes on 24 Sep 2026. Reporting starts on 13 Oct 2026. Keep the allotment letter and the fee receipt ready for reporting.

EventDateStatus
Karnataka PGCET registration, last date to apply22 Jan 2026 to 26 Feb 2026Over
Karnataka PGCET session 1 exam3 Mar 2026 to 13 Mar 2026Over
Karnataka PGCET result and rank22 Apr 2026Over
KEA choice filling20 Aug 2026 to 28 Aug 2026Over
Round 1 allotment1 Sep 2026Over
Round 6 allotment24 Sep 2026Confirmed
Seat acceptance fee, last date29 Sep 2026Confirmed
Physical reporting and document check13 Oct 2026Confirmed
Classes start29 Oct 2026Confirmed
Spot roundNov 2026Tentative

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Eligibility

You need BE or B.Tech in a relevant branch and 50% marks; 45% for Karnataka SC, ST and Cat-1. You also need a Karnataka PGCET rank from any session. There is no upper age limit.

RequirementWhat you need
Eligible degreerelevant engineering branch
Graduation marks50% for General, 45% for Karnataka SC, ST and Cat-1
ExamKarnataka PGCET rank from any session
AgeNo upper age limit

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Admission Process

KEA allots the seat on your rank and your choices. You then pay the seat fee within five days. Most students who lose a seat miss that window.

StepWhat you do
1. Write Karnataka PGCETSit for one or both sessions; your best score counts
2. Fill choices on KEAList this course high if it is your first pick
3. Accept the seatPay the seat fee within five days of allotment
4. ReportBring original mark sheets and the allotment letter

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Cutoff

The General seat closed at rank 4,520 and the OBC-NCL seat at 4,300 in 2025. These are the KEA round 6 closing ranks for Home State seats. The General closing rank has gone lower for three years, so it got tougher.

CategoryClosing rank, Home StateRound and year
General4,520Round 6, 2025
OBC-NCL4,300Round 6, 2025
SC2,100Round 6, 2025
ST1,000Round 6, 2025
EWS1,900Round 6, 2025

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Placements

The Class of 2025 placed 92% of its batch at an average of INR 5.5 LPA. The median is INR 5 LPA and the highest offer was INR 22 LPA. Core electronics and power equipment companies hire this branch on campus in the seventh semester.

MetricValue
Average payINR 5.5 LPA, Class of 2025
Median payINR 5 LPA
Highest offerINR 22 LPA
Batch placed92%
RecruitersCore electronics and power equipment companies, on campus

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Scholarships

Four schemes cut the fee by INR 40,000 to INR 2 Lakhs over the course. The state post-matric scholarship gives the most. The state and central ones need an income paper; the EWS waiver needs the certificate.

ScholarshipWho can get itAmount or waiver
State post-matric scholarshipSC or ST, family income below INR 2.5 Lakhs a yearINR 2 Lakhs over the course
Central Sector SchemeAny category, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a year, strong graduation marksINR 40,000 over the course
EWS tuition waiverEWS certificate, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a yearINR 1.50 Lakhs over the course
OBC post-matric scholarshipOBC-NCL, family income below INR 2.5 Lakhs a yearINR 1 Lakh over the course

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Ranking

The college stands #12 in Collegedunia's engineering ranking and #133 in NIRF engineering, with NAAC A+. Collegedunia ranks on fees, placements and student reviews. NIRF ranks on data the institute files every year.

Ranking bodyYearRank or grade
Collegedunia engineering ranking2026#12
NIRF Engineering2025#133
NAAC2024A+

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Course Structure

Year 1 has power converters, drives and control labs. Year 2 has electives and the final project. You stay in one branch from the first semester.

YearWhat you study
Year 1Power electronics, machines, drives and control labs
Year 2Electives, seminar, internship and final project

Oxford Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Hostel and Campus

The hostel is on campus and first-years are allotted rooms before classes start. The mess fee is part of the hostel fee.

ItemDetail
First-year roomThree to a room, allotted before classes start
Single roomFrom year 3, on request
MessIncluded in the hostel fee, three meals a day
CampusOne campus in a Bengaluru technology corridor

Should you pick M.Tech Power Electronics at The Oxford College of Engineering?

This course suits students who like power converters, drives and lab work, and want a Bengaluru engineering campus.

Pick it if:
You hold a Karnataka rank: KEA fills these PG seats through PGCET, so keep this branch high before option entry closes.
You want core power roles: the placement page lists MNC and Indian companies, and power students apply through the same placement cell.
Your family can pay only per semester: you pay the tuition fee in four parts, and a request to split it further opens every August.
You want the fee back fast: at the average pay the full course fee comes back inside the first working year, as the ROI tile shows.
Skip it if:
You are counting on last year's closing rank: it has got tougher three years in a row, so last year's number is not a safe rank.
You need a single room from the first year: first-years share three to a room and single rooms open only from year 3.
You want internships in a big city: this is a Bengaluru technology corridor, so the placement cell brings most internships here.
You will decide after option entry closes: the KEA choice window shuts before allotment, so fill this choice before you wait for results.
Counsellor's advice
Freeze this branch if round 1 gives it to you on a Karnataka rank. If you are below the round 1 close, float it and keep a safer college above it.
M.Tech Power Electronics Eligibility▾
Graduation marks: 50% in relevant engineering branch. 45% for Karnataka SC, ST and Cat-1.
Degree needed: BE or B.Tech must be in a relevant engineering branch.
Exam needed: A Karnataka PGCET rank. PGCET rank decides the counselling seat.
Karnataka quota: KEA allots seats through the PGCET rank and the options you lock.
M.Tech Power Electronics Admission Process▾
Write Karnataka PGCET: Two sessions, January and April. Your best score counts.
Register on KEA: KEA (the central counselling body) allots every seat here.
Fill choices: List this college and branch high. Freeze keeps the seat, float keeps looking.
Pay the seat fee: Pay within five days of allotment or you lose the seat.
Report on campus: Bring originals for document check on the reporting date.

M.Tech Power Electronics Admission Dates 2026

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These are the official 2026 dates. Tap 2027 Session for expected dates of the next batch.

The 2027 calendar is not out yet. These dates are estimates based on 2026.
Over
22 Jan 2026 to 26 Feb 2026
Karnataka PGCET registration
Last date to apply was 26 Feb 2026. Late forms were not taken.
Over
3 Mar 2026 to 13 Mar 2026
Karnataka PGCET session 1 exam
Your main rank comes from your best session.
Over
22 Apr 2026
Karnataka PGCET result and rank
The rank card is the only paper KEA reads.
Over
20 Aug 2026 to 28 Aug 2026
KEA choice filling
Choices locked when the window shut on 28 Aug 2026.
Over
1 Sep 2026
Round 1 allotment
The first allotment letter came online the same day.
Confirmed
24 Sep 2026
Round 6 allotment
The last regular round; the allotment letter comes online the same day.
Confirmed
29 Sep 2026
Seat acceptance fee, last date
You lose the seat if the fee is not paid by 29 Sep 2026.
Confirmed
13 Oct 2026
Physical reporting and document check
Bring originals; the seat is cancelled without them.
Confirmed
29 Oct 2026
Classes start
Hostel rooms are given out in the week before this date.
Tentative
Nov 2026
Spot round
Only if seats are left over after reporting.
Tentative
Jan 2027
Karnataka PGCET registration
Expected to open in the same month as this year; the last date to apply is usually two weeks before the exam.
Tentative
Jan 2027
Karnataka PGCET session 1 exam
Expected in the same month as this year.
Tentative
Feb 2027
Karnataka PGCET result and rank
Expected about two weeks after the exam.
Tentative
Jun 2027
KEA choice filling
Expected to stay open for about a week.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Round allotments
Six rounds are expected again.
Tentative
Jul 2027
Seat acceptance fee
Expected five days after each round.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Physical reporting and document check
Expected soon after the last round.
Tentative
Aug 2027
Classes start
Expected in the first week after reporting.

Source: KEA 2026 schedule and the institute admission notice. Confirm on the official site before you act.

The Oxford College of Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Fees 2026

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This is the full 2-year cost, not one year. Turn on the toggle to add hostel and mess.

Tuition fee
Per semester × 4, INR 77,500 a semester
INR 3.10 Lakhs
Admission fee
One time, in year 1
INR 80,000
Caution deposit Refundable
One time, returned when you leave
INR 10,000
Add hostel + mess
Hostel and mess
Per year × 2, INR 1 Lakh a year
INR 2 Lakhs
Total course fee
INR 3.90 Lakhs
2 years · tuition + admission fee, hostel not added
Total course fee
INR 5.90 Lakhs
2 years · tuition + admission fee + hostel and mess
Education loan EMI
INR 6,576
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
141%
average first-year pay INR 5.5 LPA vs the full fee
Education loan EMI
INR 9,948
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
93%
average first-year pay INR 5.5 LPA vs the full fee

Source: institute fee notice 2026. Confirm on the official site before you act.

Will your rank get you Power Electronics at The Oxford College of Engineering?

Pick your category and quota. The cutoff ranges are this course's published KEA closing ranks.

Category
Quota
General · Home State
3,600 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
3,601 to 4,520: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 4,520: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
General · Other State
2,520 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
2,521 to 3,164: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 3,164: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
OBC-NCL · Home State
3,200 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
3,201 to 4,300: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 4,300: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
OBC-NCL · Other State
2,240 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
2,241 to 3,010: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 3,010: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
SC · Home State
1,500 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
1,501 to 2,100: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 2,100: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
SC · Other State
1,050 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
1,051 to 1,470: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 1,470: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
ST · Home State
700 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
701 to 1,000: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 1,000: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
ST · Other State
489 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
490 to 700: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 700: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
EWS · Home State
1,400 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
1,401 to 1,900: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 1,900: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
EWS · Other State
979 or better: yes, you are in. Keep this branch high on your list.
980 to 1,330: almost there. Later rounds moved the close each year.
Worse than 1,330: not this year. Try the spot round or a different quota.
EDITOR'S NOTE

The Round 1 close is the safe number. The Round 6 close only helps if you keep the choice floated to the end.

The Oxford College of Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics Scholarship Calculator

Answer two questions to see what you can claim. Confirm the final amount with the college.

Category
Annual family income
Scholarships you missedYou do not qualify on your answers. Tap to see why.▾

Each chip below says which answer blocked the scheme.

State post-matric scholarship
INR 2 Lakhs
State social welfare department
Paid every year for the full course if you keep passing.
Who qualifies: SC or ST, family income below INR 2.5 Lakhs a yearApply by Oct 2026
Not eligible on your answers
Central Sector Scheme
INR 40,000
Ministry of Education, through NSP
Paid every year for the full course if you keep passing.
Who qualifies: any category, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a year, strong graduation marksApply by Oct 2026
Not eligible on your answers
EWS tuition waiver
INR 1.50 Lakhs
The Oxford College of Engineering
Paid every year for the full course if you keep passing.
Who qualifies: EWS certificate, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a yearApply by Sep 2026
Not eligible on your answers
OBC post-matric scholarship
INR 1 Lakh
State backward classes welfare department
Paid every year for the full course if you keep passing.
Who qualifies: OBC-NCL, family income below INR 2.5 Lakhs a yearApply by Nov 2026
Not eligible on your answers
No scheme matches these answers. Ask the college about paying in parts and about education loans.
Estimated total waiver
INR 40,000
Your net course fee: INR 3.50 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 0
Your net course fee: INR 3.90 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 1.40 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 2.50 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 2.40 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 1.50 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 1.90 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 2 Lakhs

The Oxford College of Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics vs similar colleges

Tap a college to see it next to The Oxford College of Engineering. The cream box marks the better number in each row: lower fees, higher pay, an easier cutoff.

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Total fees2 years, no hostel
INR 3.90 Lakhs
tuition + admission
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Average paylatest batch
INR 5.5 LPA
Class of 2025
INR 9.5 LPA
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Placement rateshare of the batch placed
92%
Class of 2025
88%
4 points lower
95%
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8 points lower, Class of 2024
90%
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89%
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Closing rankKarnataka PGCET rank, General
4,520
Round 6, 2025
9,400
4,880 places easier
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Seatsthis branch
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Karnataka PGCET
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ROIaverage pay vs the full fee
141%
on INR 5.5 LPA
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Northfield costs less and pays more on average, but its closing rank is about 3,000 places tougher. If your rank clears both, take Northfield; if it clears only Oxford Engineering, take this seat and do not wait for the spot round.
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Riverbank places more of its batch but charges INR 75,000 more over two years and pays a little less. If its easier closing rank is what you need, keep it one place below Oxford Engineering in your choice list as the safer seat.
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Harbour charges the same fee but pays about INR 1 LPA less on average and has half the seats. If Oxford Engineering gives you a seat in any round, take it; Harbour belongs below it in your list, not above it.
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Lakeside costs a little more and pays about the same, but it has more seats and an easier closing rank. If your rank misses Oxford Engineering in the early rounds, list Lakeside right below it and take whichever comes first.
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Summit is the cheapest seat here and the easiest to get, but its average pay sits below this page's. If Oxford Engineering allots you a seat in any round, take it and keep Summit only as your backup.

Fees and pay can change. Check each college site before you decide.

FAQs on The Oxford College of Engineering M.Tech Power Electronics

Straight answers to what students ask before they decide.

Is M.Tech Power Electronics at this college worth the fee?▾
Yes, if you want a job in power electronics, drives or core electronics. The full fee without hostel is INR 3.90 Lakhs and the last batch averaged INR 5.5 LPA, so the fee can come back within the first working year. If a loan will pay the fee, read the EMI line above before you decide.
Should I take this seat if my rank is just above the closing rank?▾
Do not decide on last year's number alone. The General seat closed at rank 4,520 in round 6 and the close got tougher across the last three cycles. Keep this course in your list, but keep a safer choice above it and check your own category in the rank checker.
What job can I get after this course?▾
You should aim for core electronics, power equipment, drives and testing roles. The Class of 2025 averaged INR 5.5 LPA, the median was INR 5 LPA and 92% of the batch was placed. If you want only software product roles, this course is not the direct path.
Who should pick this M.Tech course?▾
Pick it if you already like power converters, machines, drives and lab work. The course has 18 seats, so it is small enough for project work and faculty contact. Use it for core jobs or a later PhD plan, not as a quick way to move away from electrical subjects.
Who should skip this course here?▾
Skip it if you want a broad software course or if you cannot attend lab hours on campus. This is a full-time two-year course, and the fee without hostel is INR 3.90 Lakhs. If you want only weekend study or distance mode, ask the Admission Cell before you pay anything.
Is this course good for higher studies and research?▾
Yes, if you plan your project early. Year 2 has electives, seminar, internship and a final project, and those decide your research profile. Talk to a faculty member in year 1, keep your CGPA strong and choose a project that fits the PhD topic you may want.
Should I wait a year and try for a better rank?▾
Wait only if you can improve your PGCET rank by a lot. A small change may still miss the seat because the General close was around 4,520. If you clear this year, take the seat and use the two years for projects, internships and placement training.
Will I get placed if I am not in the top half of the batch?▾
You still have a chance, but you may get placed later. The page uses 92% placement, INR 5.5 LPA average pay and INR 5 LPA median pay. Keep your CGPA above company cutoffs, finish lab projects well and attend placement training from the first year.
Is Power Electronics better than a general electrical M.Tech for me?▾
Choose Power Electronics if you want converters, drives, control and power systems work. It is narrower than a general electrical M.Tech, but that helps when you want core roles. If you are unsure about the branch, read the course structure table above before locking the KEA choice.
How do I get admission to this course?▾
Write Karnataka PGCET and fill this college in your KEA choice list. A seat comes in the round where your rank clears the cutoff, and you must accept it within the days KEA gives. Then report with your papers on the date shown in the admission dates block.
What is the full fee for the course?▾
The full 2-year fee is INR 3.90 Lakhs without hostel. With hostel and mess it becomes INR 5.90 Lakhs. The fee block above shows both totals, and the toggle shows the living cost separately, so use the hostel total only if you need a room.
Can I pay the fee in parts?▾
Yes. You pay the tuition fee semester by semester, so the whole amount is not due at once. The fee block shows INR INR 77,500 a semester for tuition. If you need smaller parts, ask the fee office before the semester starts and get the answer in writing.

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The Oxford College of Engineering Bangalore: Students' Opinion

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Admission to the college can be achieved through the Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET), allowing candidates to select colleges based on their merit rank. If not satisfied, candidates can participate in subsequent selection rounds. The entire admission process is online. Alternatively, direct admission is possible by paying the necessary fees as instructed by the college. The faculty is supportive and often uses real-world examples in teaching. Regular workshops and seminars are conducted, and labs are equipped with updated software.

Some lecturers have industry experience, enhancing the learning experience. The fee structure is course-dependent, and payments are made via Demand Draft (DD). Exam fees are paid separately at Vijaya Bank on campus. The college maintains transparency in its fee breakdown, with no additional hidden charges. Undergraduates receive good placement opportunities and training, though postgraduate students have not yet participated in placements. Scholarships, like the ePass scholarship, are available for SC, ST, or OBC students with an annual family income below 2 lakhs, funded by the Karnataka Government.

Applications are submitted online, with necessary documents provided to the college. Successful applicants are announced on the notice board, and scholarships are disbursed via cheques.

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