Bennett University 2027Tuition, hostel and payment details

Bennett CSE day-scholar academic payments total ₹18,13,000 under the 2026–27 schedule. Tuition accounts for ₹15,70,000. The remaining ₹2,43,000 comprises annual examination, co-curricular and sports charges, registration, refundable academic security and two one-time degree or alumni charges.

A hostel resident does not pay the ₹26,000 annual day-scholar sports item. Residential academics therefore total ₹17,09,000. Four years of triple occupancy add ₹6,80,000 at the current ₹1,70,000 annual rate, giving ₹23,89,000 for residential academics and the quoted room category together.

These amounts are before a separate application payment, distance-based transport and any meal or service payment quoted separately. The 2026–27 schedule supplies the current figures for a 2027 applicant’s initial budget.

CSE has ₹45,000 one-time registration and ₹30,000 refundable academic security. Together, these ₹75,000 charges are included in the first-year budget. They do not recur in years two, three and four.

First-year tuition is ₹3,80,000. Adding ₹12,000 examinations, ₹3,000 co-curricular charges and ₹26,000 day-scholar sports produces ₹4,21,000 before the initial ₹75,000. The resulting day-scholar first-year academic payment is ₹4,96,000.

This is a full-year budget, not the amount necessarily due when accepting the seat. The admission offer gives the tuition instalment and its deadline. A separate application amount is paid through the application portal where required.

CSE tuition is ₹3.80 lakh, ₹3.90 lakh, ₹4 lakh and ₹4 lakh in successive years. For a day scholar, the ₹41,000 annual examination, activities and sports charges take the recurring academic amounts to ₹4.21 lakh, ₹4.31 lakh, ₹4.41 lakh and ₹4.41 lakh.

Year one also includes ₹45,000 registration and ₹30,000 refundable security, making it ₹4.96 lakh. Later-year day-scholar payments are ₹4.31 lakh, ₹4.41 lakh and ₹4.41 lakh. Degree digitisation and alumni charges add ₹4,000 once across the course; their payment year is unspecified.

For a resident, the first-year academics are ₹4.70 lakh after removing day-scholar sports. Adding the current triple-room charge makes the first residential year ₹6.40 lakh. Years two to four with the same room rate are ₹5.75 lakh, ₹5.85 lakh and ₹5.85 lakh, with the ₹4,000 one-time items still included separately in the full total.

Examinations cost ₹12,000 per academic year, payable as ₹6,000 at each semester registration. Co-curricular charges are ₹3,000 annually. Day scholars also pay ₹26,000 sports per academic year, split into two ₹13,000 semester-registration payments.

Registration of ₹45,000 and refundable security of ₹30,000 are paid once for CSE. Degree digitisation of ₹2,500 and alumni charges of ₹1,500 are also one-time items. Together, the annual charges and these named initial or final items account for the difference between tuition and the academic total.

University transport has a distance-based price payable by semester. It is an additional cost for students using that service, rather than a common fixed charge included for every day scholar.

On-campus triple occupancy is ₹1.70 lakh per year. The MBA fee schedule additionally lists twin occupancy at ₹2.25 lakh per year. At unchanged prices, two MBA twin-room years would add ₹4.50 lakh to the relevant residential academic charges.

The university permits hostel increases of up to 7% a year. Four triple-room years would cost approximately ₹7,54,790 if that full increase were applied each year, compared with ₹6,80,000 at unchanged rates. This is a budget scenario, not an announced four-year price.

The course table does not give a separate mess amount. A separately quoted food, service, deposit or accommodation charge must be added to the student’s own residential budget. For the 2026 intake, on-campus accommodation was unavailable for students admitted after 25 July 2026.

New scholarship applications for AY 2026–27 are closed because the allocation is exhausted. Bennett’s notice says AY 2027–28 scholarship applications will open shortly. The existing score bands describe the published scheme; they do not establish that an award is available for a new applicant.

The regular CSE scheme has 10%, 20%, 30% and 50% tuition awards. The Class 12 best-three/CUET route begins those bands at 81, 86, 91 and 95; the JEE Main percentile route begins at 65, 70, 75 and 90. At the ₹3,80,000 first-year tuition, an approved 10% award would reduce tuition by ₹38,000, while a 50% award would reduce it by ₹1,90,000.

Continued awards require the published 8/10 CGPA condition and the applicable university policy. Examination, activities, sports and accommodation remain separate from the tuition covered by an award.

The amount borrowed for CSE depends on whether the family funds the ₹18.13 lakh day-scholar academic budget or a residential budget such as ₹23.89 lakh at unchanged triple-room rates. An approved scholarship and the family contribution reduce the amount to be financed.

The monthly instalment depends on the lender’s interest rate and repayment period. Interest charged during study or a moratorium can change the balance outstanding when repayment begins. Refundable security is part of the initial money required even though it may be returned later under the university’s conditions.

The fee documents cover AY 2026–27, including degree-wise tuition, hostel categories and other applicable payments. For CSE, the complete calculation distinguishes ₹15.70 lakh tuition, ₹18.13 lakh day-scholar academics and ₹23.89 lakh residential academics plus four triple-room years at unchanged prices.

The refund policy carries its own 2026–27 dates and conditions. Registration, tuition and refundable security should retain their individual names in a payment record because they are different components of the admission payment.