PESCE BE Civil Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college through PGCET is based on rank allocation by the KEA website, requiring participation in option entry and timely reporting for fee payment. The college is known for its highly educated, student-friendly faculty and a favorable faculty-to-student ratio of 1:10, ensuring personalized attention and effective teaching through diverse methods. The fee structure is reasonable for CET seat holders, but more expensive for direct admissions. The college maintains a well-balanced exam schedule with internal assessments and final exams.

It boasts a strong placement and internship program with companies like Accenture, Cognizant, and Infosys, offering packages up to INR 12 lakh, and an average of INR 4-6 lakh annually. Around 70-90% of students secure placements, with over 100 companies visiting the campus. Mechanical/automotive fields see fewer core companies, but electronics and computer science departments benefit greatly from the placement cell. Internships start as early as the first semester. The college provides limited direct financial support but aids in obtaining bank loans and facilitates government scholarships for eligible students.

College fees include Rs 25,000 for building funds, Rs 65,000 for unaided courses, Rs 25,000 for aided courses, and KEA fees of Rs 19,000. Reservation category students have first-year fees of Rs 18,000, increasing annually, with total costs between Rs 80,000 to Rs 100,000, plus annual exam fees of Rs 2,000. The campus is praised for its environment and affordable canteen food.