LJIET BE Instrumentation & Control Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is merit-based, requiring a rank of up to 30,689, with options for Electronics and Communication Engineering or Instrumentation and Control Engineering. The process is managed by ACPC, focusing on 12th-grade results and JEE scores, without interviews. Admission can also be secured via the Karnataka board's Common Entrance Test. The faculty is well-qualified, all having at least a master’s degree, and are described as friendly and experienced.

Classes occur 4 to 5 times daily over 5 days a week. The annual fee is about 73,000 INR, with a semester option of approximately 36,000 INR. Management seats cost more than government seats. The college boasts strong placement opportunities with companies like TCS and Wipro, though direct internships aren't provided. Instead, students gain experience through projects and a committee helps with internship placements during the last semester. Scholarships are available, such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana for high achievers and the National Portal Scholarship offering 24,000 INR annually.

The TFWS scheme provides significant fee reductions for qualifying students, with fees as low as 1,000 or 500 INR per semester. Additional scholarship and government waiver options further support students financially.