Srinivas Institute Of Technology BE Aeronautical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is based on KCET exams, and the student opted for aeronautical engineering driven by an interest in aviation. The first-year fees are approximately Rs 80,000 for tuition and Rs 40,000 for hostel accommodation. Teaching quality varies; while some faculty are supportive, others are perceived as indifferent. Two internal and one external exam per semester determine academic progression, with a generally moderate grading system. Faculty approachability is mixed, with 90% reportedly being rude, but they do encourage extracurricular activities.

Annual college fees range from Rs 80,000 to Rs 95,000, with hostel fees at Rs 40,000 and a mess fee of Rs 2,500 per month. Placement opportunities begin from the 5th semester, with companies like Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro visiting, offering an average highest package of Rs 8 LPA. Students need a CGPA above 8 for eligibility, and typical salaries do not exceed Rs 30,000. While the college lacks direct internship opportunities, external organizations provide them.

Workshops are infrequent, particularly in the aeronautical branch. Tuition fees vary based on admission type: management seats are approximately Rs 105,000, while CET seats are around Rs 80,000, excluding other costs. Management quota students paid Rs 65,000 for tuition and Rs 21,000 for bus fees. Hostel fees tend to be higher. Total expenses are about Rs 1 lakh annually, deemed reasonable for the education provided. The college does not offer its own scholarships but assists in applying for Karnataka government scholarships.

With a recent upgrade to NAAC A grade, fees might rise to Rs 1.5 lakhs for the first year and Rs 1.15 lakhs for subsequent years. Karnataka students with a CET rank and over 50% in PCM qualify for fee reductions.