KIIT B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering at KIIT is a 4-year, full-time residential program. The total fees is INR 24.91 Lakhs, inclusive of the hostel fees. 

Admission is granted through KIITEE/JEE Main scores, followed by a counselling round. Admissions are conducted in three phases, and the registration deadline for phase 1 is April 8, 2026. Candidates with 60% in 10+2 (PCM) are eligible to apply. The minimum qualifying marks for KIITEE are 50% for general candidates and 40% for candidates from other categories. 

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Course HighlightsDetails
duration4 Years (Full Time)
course levelUG (Degree)
mode of studyOn Campus
total fees₹ 16.91 Lakhs
median package₹ 7.4 Lakhs
eligibility10+2+ KIITEE
entrance testKIITEE
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KIIT B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Fees

The total fees for B.Tech Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering is INR 24.91 Lakhs for AC room hostels. Out of which 70k is the room accommodation fees, and mess charges are between INR 30-40k. Check here for hostel charges for non-AC rooms and other hostel arrangements. 

Quota:
Fee TypeTotal Amount (INR)
tuition fee₹16 Lakhs
total academic fee₹16.91 Lakhs
hostel fee₹3.4 Lakhs
total fee₹20.31 Lakhs
* Fees is refundable

Important Dates for B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering at KIIT


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Dates of KIITEE Entrance Examination for 3RD Phase Admission 2026 [BE/B.Tech]
Jul 05, 2026 - Jul 07, 2026
Payment of Fees for Admission 2026 [B.Tech]
Jun 30, 2026 - Jul 06, 2026
Submission Date of Application of KIITEE for 3RD Phase Admission 2026 [BE/B.Tech]
Jul 01, 2026
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KIIT: Students' Opinion

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The admission to KIIT is straightforward, involving a free online application followed by the KIITEE entrance exam in April. Successful candidates attend a counseling session with a Rs. 55,000 fee, of which Rs. 50,000 is refundable if they opt out. Women benefit from a special ranking quota. Academic sessions start in July. Faculty at KIIT are well-qualified, many with PhDs from prestigious institutions. The student-to-teacher ratio is typically 12:1, and a student-mentor program supports academic and non-academic development.

Assessments include internal exams, mid-term, and end-term exams, totaling 100 marks per subject each semester. The B.Tech course costs approximately Rs. 3 lakhs annually in tuition, with additional hostel and mess fees, bringing the total to 16-20 lakhs over four years. KIIT maintains transparency in its fee structure and offers various payment methods. Placement opportunities are strong, with over 250 companies visiting annually, achieving a 95% placement rate. Average salaries range from Rs. 5-8.5 LPA, peaking at Rs. 82 LPA.

Day 0 is reserved for high-paying companies and Day 1 for mass recruiters. KIIT provides extensive internships and pre-placement offers. Scholarships are available for meritorious and financially disadvantaged students, including 50-100% tuition waivers for top KIITEE rankers and need-based scholarships. Education for 15,000 tribal students is fully funded. The total four-year cost, including accommodation, is approximately Rs. 20-22 lakhs, with typical fee hikes of 10-12% for new batches.

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KIIT: 2 Answered Questions

What is the course: electronics and computer science engineering at KIIT?

Ananya DasguptaStudied at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT)

As a reflection of the sheep mentality, the majority of engineering aspirants can be seen running after CS or IT. However, I will suggest you also give preference to your interests first.

Electronics and Computer Science Engineering is a recently launched branch at KIIT and is actually great. Not many batches have passed out yet, but the branch seems promising like any other branch at KIIT.

  • In the first year, the same foundation courses are taught that are common in all the branches. These include Physics, Chemistry, Basic Electronics, Engineering Mechanics, etc. 
  • From the second year, you will be intrigued by the ECE concepts. Out of the overall curriculum, approximately 55% weightage is given to electronics subjects and 45% weightage is given to CS subjects. 
  • From what I have heard, the subjects taught to ECE are easier than the subjects taught to CS and Electronics students individually. 

In all, Electronics and Computer Science Engineering is a decent choice especially if you are interested in the field. However, if you are still aiming for CS, then you can opt for a branch change after one year. The cut-off for branch change is 8.5 CGPA but to get into CS you will need around 9.2+ and 8.9 or more for IT.

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Which college should I choose for a rural management course, KIIT or XIMB Bhubaneswar?

Raktim Tarafdar
Kalyan SahuLives in Bhubaneshwar

There is no doubt that students should choose XIMB. It truly has a strong brand of academics in Management Studies at both the national and international levels.

XIMB Rural management students receive 100% placement every year, not only in banks and companies but also in many government agencies. The highest package offered was of 17 LPA and the average package offered is of 8 LPA. 

The Infrastructure and campus at XIMB create a diverse setting for students to study in. Over 25 years of rural management experience and direct exposure to fieldwork. All of this influences students' decisions to invest their money at XIMB.

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KIIT University

Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB)

Ranking

#44 in NIRF 2021

#31 in NIRF 2021

Student Intake (MBA)

600

360

Average CTC Offered (MBA)

INR 6.5 LPA

INR 15.42 LPA

Top Recruiters

Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Accenture, Cognizant, Deloitte, Capgemini

Deloitte, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Steel, Vodafone, Amazon, Flipkart

Notable Alumni

Manoj Nayak, Satya Prakash Panda, Monica Das, Dutee Chand

Naveen Jindal, B. Muthuraman, Ashok Soota, Anil Swarup

On the basis of comparison table also XIMB is better when compared to KIIT.

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