Mysuru Royal Institute of Technology Lakshmipura Mysore B.Tech Civil Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The B.Tech Civil Engineering programme at MRIT charges INR 1,86,000 per year, totalling INR 7,44,000 for the four-year KCET government quota programme. COMEDK UGET and management quota fees may differ and should be confirmed with the institution. Payment is made annually at the start of each academic year. Karnataka SC/ST students are eligible for near-full fee reimbursement through the state scholarship portal. Confirm the current fee at mysururoyal.org or the admissions office before applying.

Ans. MRIT accepts KCET 2026 for 45% of B.Tech Civil seats and COMEDK UGET 2026 for 30% of seats. The remaining 25% are filled through management quota. KCET 2026 was held on April 22 to 24, 2026, with results declared on June 6, 2026. COMEDK UGET 2026 was held on May 9, 2026, with results on May 29, 2026. KCET Round 1 seat allotment is expected on July 15, 2026. Register for KCET counselling at kea.kar.nic.in after seat allotment results.

Ans. B.Tech Civil graduates from MRIT can work in infrastructure development, government public works departments, private construction companies, and real estate firms. Mandya and Mysuru districts have ongoing infrastructure projects in roads, bridges, and irrigation that provide local employment opportunities. Graduates may also appear for GATE in Civil to pursue M.Tech at government engineering colleges. Central and state PSU exams through KPSC and UPSC Engineering Services also recruit Civil Engineering graduates for government positions.

Ans. Yes, MRIT’s B.Tech Civil Engineering programme is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi. VTU is one of the largest technical universities in Asia and sets the curriculum, examination pattern, and degree award norms for all affiliated colleges in Karnataka. The programme is also AICTE-approved. VTU affiliation ensures that the degree is recognised nationally for employment and for eligibility in government engineering service examinations across India.

Ans. The sanctioned intake for B.Tech Civil Engineering at MRIT is 30 seats per academic year, making it one of the smaller batches alongside Mechanical Engineering. Of these, around 13 seats fall under KCET government quota, nine under COMEDK UGET, and eight under management quota. The small cohort provides close faculty-to-student interaction and hands-on lab time in materials testing, surveying, and AutoCAD sessions. Check the final seat matrix on kea.kar.nic.in for the confirmed quota split.

Ans. Karnataka SC/ST students can claim near-full tuition reimbursement through the state government fee reimbursement scheme via the Karnataka state scholarship portal. Girl students in AICTE-approved programmes are eligible for the AICTE Pragati Scholarship of INR 50,000 per year, applied at aicte-india.org. OBC students from Karnataka may apply for the Post-Matric Scholarship via the National Scholarship Portal. Civil Engineering students should also check VTU and institution-level merit scholarships at the time of admission. Apply in the first semester to avoid missing deadlines.