FISAT B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT) is available via the management quota using KEAM entrance exam scores. The admission process involves a merit-based screening that considers both KEAM scores and higher secondary results. The faculty at FISAT is well-qualified with a faculty-student ratio of nearly 1:6, ensuring personalized attention. The college offers a variety of fee structures: government quota students pay about INR 60,000, management quota students pay around INR 1,30,000, merit students pay INR 45,000 annually, and non-merit students pay approximately INR 90,000.

Additional fees include bus, hostel, and lab fees, with specific waivers available for top-ranking students and financially disadvantaged individuals. Placement at FISAT is robust, with an 80.05% placement rate in 2023, where 317 of 404 students secured jobs. Major recruiters include TCS, IBM, Infosys, and Microsoft, with the highest package reaching INR 17.6 LPA and an average salary of INR 5.7 LPA. Placement eligibility typically starts in the sixth semester, and internships are facilitated through collaborations with companies like TCS.

Scholarships and fee waivers are offered based on merit, KEAM scores, financial background, and specific categories such as SC/ST and EWS. For students with a KEAM rank below 2000, a full fee waiver is available. Federal Bank provides scholarships that can cover up to 100% of the fees based on academic performance. Additional fees include mess charges ranging from INR 3,600 to INR 4,350 monthly, and hostel room rent is INR 27,500 annually.