New Horizon College of EngineeringFees 2027: academic and hostel costs

NHCE’s published management academic totals range from ₹2 lakh for M.Tech CSE to ₹15 lakh for B.E. CSE and AIML. The B.E. schedules used for the full-course calculation are labelled 2025–26. A new 2027 fee schedule has not been announced in the documents checked.

In those schedules, CSE and AIML cost ₹3.75 lakh a year, ECE ₹3 lakh, and EEE or Mechanical ₹2.50 lakh. MBA and MCA cost ₹3.50 lakh a year; M.Tech CSE costs ₹1 lakh a year. These are academic amounts. The college’s March 2026 disclosure contains a separate CET, Management and KRLM fee table, which is shown below with its original scope.

Accommodation adds ₹1.60–1.90 lakh per year at the published three-sharing tariffs. Application payments, refundable security, examination charges and transport do not have one common amount in the available schedule. They remain separate payment heads rather than being shown as zero.

CSE and AIML each have four academic payments of ₹3.75 lakh in the named 2025–26 management schedules, giving ₹15 lakh across four years. ECE has four ₹3 lakh payments; EEE and Mechanical have four ₹2.50 lakh payments. For the two-year degrees, MBA and MCA have two ₹3.50 lakh payments, and M.Tech CSE has two ₹1 lakh payments.

The table separates academic fees from accommodation. The annual hostel amount is added only when a room is selected. A scholarship approved against academic fees reduces the eligible academic amount; it does not automatically reduce the hostel tariff.

The college’s fee table updated on 31 March 2026 lists ₹1,12,410 under CET for each of the five B.E. branches. Its Management column shows ₹3.50 lakh for CSE, AIML and ECE, and ₹2.50 lakh for EEE and Mechanical. MBA and MCA each show ₹57,750 under CET and ₹3.50 lakh under Management; M.Tech CSE shows ₹69,300 and ₹1 lakh.

The table does not identify payment frequency or a component-wise split. These entries are therefore displayed as stated amounts. They are not multiplied into a new four-year fee. The named management schedules used above and this disclosure differ for some branches; the admission offer must identify the applicable course, quota and payable schedule.

Application payment and first-year academic payment are separate. The available course schedules do not publish a common application amount. After selection, the offer or allotment identifies the academic payment and any joining charges. A tuition advance is part of first-year fees only when it is explicitly credited in that offer.

For CSE, the published first-year management academic amount is ₹3.75 lakh. The remaining academic balance is that amount minus any credited advance already paid. Hostel is then added separately if chosen. Years two, three and four each carry ₹3.75 lakh in the same schedule; refundable deposits and other separate charges remain outside that academic total.

NHCE girls’ three-sharing accommodation is ₹1.60 lakh a year. Boys’ three-sharing rooms cost ₹1.70 lakh with a common bathroom or ₹1.90 lakh with an attached bathroom. The published tariff identifies the room type but does not assign these prices to a named hostel block or give separate mess and deposit amounts.

Using the ₹15 lakh CSE academic schedule, the first-year subtotal is ₹5.35 lakh with the girls’ package, ₹5.45 lakh with boys’ common-bathroom accommodation or ₹5.65 lakh with an attached bathroom. At unchanged room rates, four-year academic-plus-hostel totals are ₹21.40 lakh, ₹21.80 lakh and ₹22.60 lakh respectively. Separate application and other charges are additional.

The academic total does not provide a complete rupee list for every service. An AIML reviewer mentions semester examinations, lab notebooks and fines. These are personal reported payments; the available college fee table does not establish one fixed amount for every student or batch.

Application charges, refundable security, transport and any separate hostel deposit are therefore kept outside the academic schedule. The planner includes fields for the amount actually stated in the admission offer. An amount already included in tuition or the room package is not added for a second time.

The official 2026–27 first-year B.E. merit scheme awards ₹25,000 to New Horizon students and ₹20,000 to students from other colleges who have at least 85% in Class 12/II PUC. The KEA scholarship table lists 100% concession for ranks 1–1,000, 50% for 1,001–3,000 and 25% for 3,001–5,000.

First-year MBA and MCA academic awards shown on the same page are ₹20,000 for New Horizon students and ₹15,000 for others with above 75% in the degree. Sports awards distinguish national and state-level winners. The page also states that awards are valid for one academic year. A separate 2027–28 policy and award-combination rules have not been published there.

The loan calculation uses the amount borrowed, annual interest rate and repayment period. A day scholar’s academic budget and a hostel resident’s academic-plus-accommodation budget give different principal amounts. A scholarship or family contribution reduces the amount that needs to be borrowed.

The EMI is calculated on the principal entered. If study-period or moratorium interest is added to the balance, that larger amount must be entered before calculating the repayment instalment. The tool’s interest rate is an input, rather than a bank offer attached to NHCE admission.