FLAME University Releases UG Fees for 2026; Records ~5% Annual Increase

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Content Writer | Updated On - Oct 8, 2025

A one-time refundable caution money deposit of INR 75,000 will be charged at the time of admission.

FLAME University Announces UG Fee Structure 2026

FLAME University, Pune, has officially announced the Undergraduate (UG) fee structure for the 2026 batch. The new structure, available on the official website flame.edu.in, outlines the tuition, hostel, and other charges for each academic year.

For the first year, students enrolling in FLAME’s UG programs will pay a total of ₹11,45,000, which includes the tuition fee of ₹8,75,000, lodging and boarding of ₹1,90,000, and other charges amounting to ₹80,000. The fees gradually increase each year, with the fourth-year total reaching ₹13,00,000, comprising ₹10,00,000 as tuition, ₹2,05,000 for accommodation, and ₹95,000 under miscellaneous heads.

The other fees cover essential services such as IT services, on-campus medical care, counselling, sports, gymnasium access, and the University bus service from campus to Pune city (Fergusson College Road) and back. Additionally, a one-time refundable caution money deposit of ₹75,000 is charged at the time of admission.

FLAME University UG Fee Structure 2026

The fee breakup for 2026 UG programs is as follows:

In INR per annum	YEAR I (₹)	YEAR II (₹)	Year III (₹)(Exit Option)	Year IV (₹)
Program Fees	8,75,000	9,15,000	9,60,000	10,00,000
Lodging & Boarding Fees	1,90,000	1,95,000	2,00,000	2,05,000
Other Fees	80,000	85,000	90,000	95,000
Total Fees	11,45,000	11,95,000	12,50,000	13,00,000

Here’s the Official UG Fee Structure of FLAME University:

FLAME University UG Fees - 2025 vs 2026

A comparison with 2025 tuition fees shows a moderate increase of 4–5% each year:

Year	Tuition Fees 2025 (₹)	Tuition Fees 2026 (₹)	Difference (₹)	% Increase
Year I	8,35,000	8,75,000	40,000	4.79%
Year II	8,75,000	9,15,000	40,000	4.57%
Year III (Exit Option)	9,15,000	9,60,000	45,000	4.92%

Key Summary

Each year shows a moderate increase of around 4–5% in tuition fees.
Year III, which also offers an exit option, sees the highest increment of ₹45,000.
Students and families should account for this gradual increase when planning finances for the full UG program.

Some miscellaneous costs, including field trips for experiential learning courses, domestic or international immersions, specialisation-specific software, stationery, consumables, printing, photocopying, books, study material, sports equipment, additional credit charges, and alumni charges, are not included in the above fees and will be charged as per university policy or at actuals.