JNNCE BE Computer Science And Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college can be achieved through the COMEDK or CET exams, with no interviews or additional tests required. The faculty is supportive and innovative, offering an 8-semester course over 4 years, with regular exams. Fees are affordable for middle-class students: COMEDK students pay around 1.5 lakh INR annually, with government fees at 36,000 INR, transport at 8,000 INR, lab fees of 5,000 INR, and a building fund of 9,000 INR.

CET students pay approximately 18,000 INR to the CET cell and an additional 20,000 INR for bus and development fees, totaling 1.3 lakh INR per year, including hostel and transport. Fee hikes are modest, around 5,000 INR annually. Private seat fees are significantly higher. The college emphasizes placements in CSE and ISE, with regular visits from companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys. On average, 45 companies visit each year, offering a mean salary of 3.5 LPA and a highest package of 25 LPA, with about 70% of students securing placements.

Students can access placement opportunities from the 7th semester, although internships require independent pursuit. Financial aid includes government scholarships, merit-based fee reductions, and easy access to bank loans, along with scholarships for low-income and marginalized groups. The KCET fee structure is around 100,000 INR per year, COMEDK fees are about 180,000 INR, and management quota fees can exceed 300,000 INR for CSE, with non-IT branches being less costly. Payment quota fees can reach 4-5 lakhs annually.