DSCE Bangalore Scholarship 2026

The college itself does not provide scholarships or loans directly to students. However, scholarships are available through the Karnataka government, primarily based on caste, income, and academic performance. For SC/ST students, scholarships can cover up to 60% of fees, with some receiving up to INR 47,000 per year. OBC students may receive around INR 20,000 annually. Students from economically weaker sections can apply for scholarships through government portals like Vidyasiri (SSP) and NSP, potentially receiving INR 18,000 annually.

Students admitted via KCET benefit from significantly lower tuition fees compared to COMEDK students, whose fees can be as high as INR 2.8 lakhs annually. Management quota students pay the highest fees, sometimes exceeding INR 4 lakhs annually. Educational loans are available through affiliated banks like Vijaya Bank, with government-backed loans offering interest as low as 2%.