What is the total cost for B.Tech Energy Engineering in IIT Delhi??

For the B.Tech Energy Engineering course at IIT Delhi, the total cost is roughly 2 lakh rupees per semester. This covers your tuition, hostel, and other expenses. I know it seems high, but the campus experience is really worth it! The education quality is top-notch, and the placements are solid too. Just make sure you explore scholarship options, especially if financial assistance is something you might need.

1,00,000 per semester for a general student whose parents' income is greater than 500k. If the parents' income is below 500k, a 66% waiver is awarded, and if below 100k, a 100% waiver is applicable.

If you’re looking at IIT Delhi for B.Tech Energy Engineering, expect to pay around 2 lakh rupees every semester. This includes everything from academic fees to hostel costs. Honestly, it’s a bit tough for students like me who come from middle-class families. The tuition fee alone is about 1 lakh, and then you have hostel fees which are around 80,000. So, plan your finances accordingly if you decide to join!

Thanks for the A2A! I assume you're looking for the fee structure for undergraduate studies.

There are three divisions based on parental income:

• Parental income > 5L
• 1L < parental income < 5L
• Parental income < 1L

For general and OBC categories (fees according to the divisions mentioned above):

• 1.2L–1.25L in the first semester and 1.1L-1.15L in the second semester.
• 48k-50k in the first semester and about 40k in the second semester.
• 7k-7.5k in both semesters.

For SC/ST students, the fees are 7k-7.5k in each semester, regardless of parental income.

Keep in mind that all the figures above are approximate and can change from year to year.

Also, these amounts do not include mess charges, which range from 18k-22k per semester for everyone availing of hostel facilities, irrespective of category and parental income.

The total cost for B.Tech Energy Engineering at IIT Delhi is approximately 2 lakh rupees per semester, which includes academic, hostel, and residence fees. Since I’m in my first year, I can say that this amount is quite significant, and it can be a bit overwhelming. I missed out on some scholarship opportunities initially, so I recommend keeping an eye on that if you’re considering this college. The faculty and curriculum are great, but just be prepared for the financial aspect.