BITS Pilani Fee Structure 2018: B.E., B.Pharm

The BITS Pilani Fee structure for all the BITS Pilani Campus i.e BITS Pilani, BITS Goa and BITS Hyderabad. The BITS Pilani fee structure given below is for both B.E and B.Pharm.Course.

The fee of the Course is very important for the student in planning for the studies. The table shows the fee for the BITS Pilani for all campus for 1st Year. The fee is for 2017. The fee for 2018 will be updated as and when it is updated by the institute. All fees are to be paid in advance.

BITS Pilani Fee Structure - Goa, Hyderabad Campus Fee

Mess & Electricity fee should be payable at the beginning of each semester/term and adjustable at the end of the same.

BITS Pilani Hostel Fees

The BITS Pilani hostel fee structure for the different campus of the BITS Pilani is given in the table below. The candidates can find the fee structure for the first and second semester as well as for summer term. The hostel fees payable by on-campus students only.

Fees for 2nd, 3rd and 4th year

The fee is given only for the 1st year and the semester, term and admission fees will be revised upwards every year, but will not increase beyond 15% each year.

So a 4 years course at BITS Pilani Costs roughly around Rs.12-13 Lakhs for 4 years course for Indian Students which includes the hostel fee.

BITS Pilani Fee Structure for NRI Students

This is also the fee for the 2017-18 academic session and the fee for 2018-19 will be announced later.

The application fee for NRI Candidates for 2018-19 admission is USD 70.

BE and B.Pharm are 4 years course

• The first two years are devoted to establishing a strong foundation in courses drawn from Maths, Science, Engineering Science (Electronics, Thermodynamics, Materials Science), Technical Arts (Computer Programming, Workshop Practice, Engineering Graphics, Measurements, Report Writing), and Management (Principles of Management). The courses are mostly common to all the degree programs.
• PracticeSchool-I is conducted during the summer following the second year. (Optional)
• The third year is spent studying Specialized Discipline Courses and various other Analysis and Application Oriented Courses. By the end of the third year, the student would have completed all the named (compulsory) courses of the degree program.
• In the final year, the student spends one-semester doing elective courses and the other doing Practice School -II