Alliance UniversityFees 2027: what you pay, and when

Registration is included in Alliance’s published programme total. For the July 2027 MBA, ₹50,000 registration and ₹15.50 lakh in instalments make ₹16 lakh. The ₹10,000 professional-development fee and ₹3,000 alumni fee take academic payments to ₹16.13 lakh; the ₹1,000 application charge and hostel are separate.

For B.Tech CSE, ₹25,000 registration and four instalments totalling ₹17.75 lakh make the ₹18 lakh programme total. The same ₹13,000 in named additional charges gives ₹18.13 lakh. Counting registration again on top of ₹18 lakh would overstate the bill.

CSE starts with ₹4.63 lakh in academic payments: ₹25,000 registration, ₹4.25 lakh first instalment, ₹10,000 professional development and ₹3,000 alumni membership. Later instalments of ₹4.50 lakh fall on 15 May in 2028, 2029 and 2030.

BBA (Honours) begins at ₹3.13 lakh and has three subsequent ₹3 lakh instalments, while B.Com (Honours) begins at ₹2.13 lakh and has three ₹2 lakh instalments. Each integrated law degree begins at ₹3.63 lakh and has four ₹3.50 lakh instalments. The full July MBA academic amount is payable within its first 12 months.

The MBA registration comprises ₹25,000 processing and ₹25,000 for the virtual Learners Value Proposition course. The first ₹5.50 lakh instalment is due as specified in the provisional offer; ₹5 lakh is due on 15 October 2027 and another ₹5 lakh on 15 April 2028. Professional development and alumni fees are due before classes.

The initial academic commitment is ₹6.13 lakh including the named pre-class charges, while total academic payments are ₹16.13 lakh. Virtual support for Learners Value Proposition starts on 3 May 2027; its ₹25,000 component becomes non-refundable after 2 May 2027 under the published schedule.

The September 2026 hostel tariff includes meals and laundry for six months. HOR 10 costs ₹66,000 for quadruple, ₹72,000 for triple and ₹84,000 for double occupancy. HOR 6 is ₹86,500 for triple and ₹97,500 for double. The other named halls start at ₹90,000 for quadruple or ₹1 lakh for triple occupancy.

HOR 9 AC double and AC single are ₹1.26 lakh and ₹1.44 lakh for six months. Every booking also carries ₹20,000 refundable security and ₹5,000 one-time non-refundable maintenance. Two HOR 10 quadruple payments plus those one-time charges give a ₹1.57 lakh first-year hostel cash outlay.

At unchanged hostel rates, the July MBA with HOR 10 quadruple comes to ₹19.02 lakh in academic and residential payments over two years, and four-year CSE to ₹23.66 lakh. These totals include refundable hostel security and exclude the application fee.

Six months is the hostel billing period; the minimum stay is twelve months or until the university permits vacation under its announcement. Room allocation is first come, first served and subject to availability.

Booking requires the refundable security and six-month payment through the university payment route. A later room or hostel change depends on availability in the alternative hall. Since meals and laundry are already included in the tariff, adding a separate guessed mess bill would duplicate an included service.

Professional development costs ₹10,000 and alumni membership ₹3,000 where the individual schedule names them. These have already been included in the academic amounts above. Application charges remain separate; ₹1,000 applies to the main Indian-applicant routes, while the doctoral application charge is ₹3,000.

International exchange can add travel, boarding, lodging, insurance and overseas tuition where applicable. The fee notes also identify experiential learning, field trips, incidental charges and student-club fees when announced. They do not set one common rupee amount for every student.

For CSE, the ₹25,000 Learners Value Proposition component has virtual support from 15 June 2027 and becomes non-refundable after 14 June 2027 under its published schedule.

MBA CAT/XAT at 90 percentile qualifies for the 50% tuition-waiver tier with at least 60% each in Class 10, Class 12 and graduation; 80 percentile corresponds to 25%. GMAT scores of 650 and 600 carry 50% and 25% tiers with the same academic conditions. NMAT 240, 220, 200 and 180 correspond to 50%, 35%, 25% and 10%.

For the specified undergraduate degrees, AUSAT thresholds of 90, 80 and 70 correspond to 25%, 15% and 10% tuition waivers, paired with school-mark requirements of 80%, 75% and 70% respectively. The separate AUSAT freeship describes ₹50,000 once at 90 or ₹25,000 once at 80–89.99, with 60% each in Classes 10 and 12.

A one-time freeship and a percentage tuition waiver are different awards. The approved award letter determines the applicable component and period; hostel and security do not automatically receive the same reduction.

For the July MBA, the first ₹6.13 lakh academic commitment is followed by two ₹5 lakh instalments during the first year. A loan disbursement plan therefore needs the actual due dates rather than ₹8.065 lakh each year. CSE instead has ₹4.63 lakh initially and three later ₹4.50 lakh payments.

The amount borrowed can include eligible residential costs and subtract an approved scholarship or family contribution. Monthly repayment depends on the principal entering repayment, the lender’s interest rate and the term; study-period interest depends on when funds are disbursed and how the moratorium works.