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Manipal Institute of Technology, Bengaluru

Manipal Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, in Bengaluru, India, has 11 undergraduate courses and 11 master's courses listed on StudyPath. Every figure above was read from MIT Bengaluru's own published pages and last checked on 31 August 2026.

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Courses
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courses

22 courses

B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering

B.Tech · 4 years · Computer Science

International tuition

US$60,800 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering

B.Tech · 4 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering

International tuition

US$60,800 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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B. Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering

B.Tech · 4 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering

International tuition

US$60,800 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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B.Tech in Mathematics & Computing

B.Tech · 4 years · Mathematics, Computer Science

International tuition

US$60,800 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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B.Tech in Electronics Engineering

B.Tech · 4 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering

International tuition

US$28,400 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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B.Tech in Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

B.Tech · 4 years · Robotics

International tuition

US$30,800 total for the course

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2026-27 · Priced for this course · International students

Manipal admits international students under its Foreign / NRI category. This is that category's 2026-27 fee for the whole 4-year course in US dollars, tuition and other fees together, paid in yearly instalments. A refundable caution deposit of US$200 is paid on top.

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How MIT Bengaluru compares

Against the other universities in India on StudyPath, using each one's verified international fees and its own published housing prices. Universities are only compared with others charging in the same currency (and, for housing, for the same period), so no figure here has been converted. A ~ marks a year worked out from a per-term or whole-course fee.

MIT Bengaluru's lowest undergraduate fee for international students is ~US$7,100 a year, for B.Tech in Electronics Engineering. Of the 9 other universities in India we list with undergraduate fees in USD, 4 charge more at their lowest, 5 charge less. Their lowest undergraduate fees run from ~US$2,100 (MAHE) to ~US$10,080 (MAHE Mangalore).

By subject
SubjectLowest fee hereAgainst other universities in IndiaTheir lowest fees
Computer Scienceundergraduate~US$15,200B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering0 of 7 charge moreUS$5,000 to ~US$15,200
Electrical & Electronic Engineeringundergraduate~US$7,100B.Tech in Electronics Engineering3 of 7 charge moreUS$5,000 to US$9,000
Mathematicsundergraduate~US$15,200B.Tech in Mathematics & Computing0 of 3 charge moreUS$8,000 to ~US$15,200

Subjects taught at MIT Bengaluru

Each one opens every course in that subject, at every university we hold, with the same verified fees.

Where these figures come from

6 sentences from MIT Bengaluru's own site each back several figures above. Each is quoted once here; every course that uses one still opens it and links to its own source page.

  1. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B.Tech in Mathematics & Computing 4 4 200 9,450 5,700 15,350 28,350 17,100 60,800”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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  2. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering 4 4 200 9,450 5,700 15,350 28,350 17,100 60,800”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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  3. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering 4 4 200 9,450 5,700 15,350 28,350 17,100 60,800”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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  4. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B.Tech in Robotics & Artificial Intelligence 4 4 200 4,700 2,950 7,850 14,100 8,850 30,800”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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  5. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B. Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering 4 4 200 9,450 5,700 15,350 28,350 17,100 60,800”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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  6. Used for course length on 1 course, international fee on 1 course

    “B.Tech in Electronics Engineering 4 4 200 4,350 2,700 7,250 13,050 8,100 28,400”
    COURSE FEES — NRI Category Students, 2026-27 (Foreign / NRI category course fees), Manipal Academy of Higher Educationmanipal.eduread 31 Aug 2026
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More about MIT Bengaluru

About & contact

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After you graduate

Rules read 19 Aug 2026. Check the current rules, this may be out of date

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Work during study

A foreigner on a Student Visa has no work rights at all. The Bureau of Immigration's own guidance for foreign students states this as a direct prohibition rather than an hours-based limit of the kind several other countries on StudyPath publish: a Student visa holder must not take up any employment or business activity in India, full stop. Foreigners intending an internship instead use a separate, dedicated visa (Student (S-5) Visa) for that specific purpose, rather than a general work permission attached to the ordinary Student (S-1) visa.

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“Foreigners on Student visa are must not involve in any Employment/Business activities in India.”
Study in India | Bureau of Immigrationboi.gov.in
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Route to permanent residence

India does not publish a distinct post-study job-search visa or a general permanent-residence status for a foreign graduate; the Bureau of Immigration's own materials describe only the ordinary Employment Visa route, open to any qualified professional (not graduates specifically) with a confirmed engagement from an Indian company, organisation, industry or undertaking, or a foreign firm executing a project in India. As a general rule the employed foreigner must draw a gross salary above Rs. 16.25 lakh a year, though the Government periodically notifies specific sectors exempt from that floor. The visa is tied to the sponsoring employer: no change of employer is permitted while the visa is current — someone who wants to switch jobs must leave India and apply for a fresh Employment Visa — and a person may not hold an Employment Visa for more than one employer at a time. Employment Visas are issued and renewed on a case-by-case, typically annual, basis rather than converting into a fixed permanent-resident status after a stated number of years the way several other countries on StudyPath describe; StudyPath found no published route from repeated Employment Visa renewal into any form of Indian permanent residence for a person with no Indian family or ancestral connection.

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“Foreigner employed in any sector should draw a gross salary in excess of Rs. 16.25 lakhs per annum . However, certain foreigners who are employed in such sectors as notified by the GOI from time to time will be exempted from this annual floor limit.”
Work in India | Bureau of Immigrationboi.gov.in
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Route to citizenship

Indian citizenship by naturalisation is governed by Section 6 of the Citizenship Act, 1955, published by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The Central Government may grant a certificate of naturalisation to an applicant of full age and capacity if satisfied they are qualified under the Act's Third Schedule (a distinguished contribution to science, philosophy, art, literature, world peace or human progress lets the Government waive some or all of those conditions instead). The Third Schedule's qualifications include: residence in India (or service under an Indian government) throughout the 12 months immediately before applying; residence or government service in India for at least 11 of the preceding 14 years in aggregate (reduced to 5 years for a Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian applicant from Afghanistan, Bangladesh or Pakistan, under a 2019 amendment); good character; adequate knowledge of a language listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution (one of India's own scheduled languages, not necessarily English); and an intention to reside in India, or to continue in government, international-organisation or Indian-body service, after naturalising. On dual nationality: India does not recognise it. Section 9(1) of the same Act states that an Indian citizen who voluntarily acquires the citizenship of another country automatically ceases to be an Indian citizen — the same principle applies in reverse to naturalisation, and in practice an applicant must not hold another country's citizenship at the point Indian citizenship is granted.

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“(c) that he has either resided in India or been in the service of a Government in India or partly the one and partly the other, throughout the period of twelve months immediately preceding the date of the application; 3[Provided that if the Central Government is satisfied that special circumstances exist, it may, after recording the circumstances in writing, relax the period of twelve months up to a maximum of thirty days which may be in different breaks.] (d) that during the 4[fourteen years] immediately preceding the said period of twelve months, he has either resided in India or been in the service of a Government in India, or partly the one and partly the other, for periods amounting in the aggregate to not less than 5[eleven years];”
The Citizenship Act, 1955 (Act No. 57 of 1955), as amended - Ministry of Home Affairsmha.gov.in
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New entry added 19 August 2026. Two Indian government domains accepted as a government source here: boi.gov.in (Bureau of Immigration, Ministry of Home Affairs — the actual visa and stay authority) and mha.gov.in (the Ministry of Home Affairs itself, whose own site hosts the current consolidated text of the Citizenship Act, 1955). postStudyWork is left null: StudyPath found no published job-search, practical-training or graduate-specific status distinct from the ordinary Employment Visa described under residencyRoute — a genuine gap in what boi.gov.in itself publishes for graduates specifically, not an assumption. Collection note: the Citizenship Act PDF from mha.gov.in returned raw binary bytes to automated fetching; it was downloaded and converted with pdftotext (poppler-utils, -enc UTF-8 -layout) and archived from a browser capture, the pattern already used elsewhere on StudyPath for PDF-only government sources. One textual nuance worth recording: the Third Schedule's clause (b) — which, before a 2004 amendment, explicitly required an applicant to have renounced any other country's citizenship — now reads only 'that, if he is a citizen of any country, [omitted]' in the current consolidated text, i.e. the specific renunciation wording was deleted by the 2004 amendment rather than replaced with new text; this entry's dual-nationality claim rests instead on Section 9(1)'s clear, currently-in-force statement that an Indian citizen automatically loses that citizenship on voluntarily acquiring another, which is unambiguous, rather than on the now-textually-uncertain clause (b). inDemandOccupations is left null: no shortage-occupation list gating the Employment Visa was found; the salary floor is a flat threshold with sector-based exemptions the Government notifies from time to time, not a named list of occupations. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route': the Third Schedule states real, numbered, followable criteria, even though the residence requirement (11 of 14 years, or 5 of 14 for the named-minority exception) is among the longer qualifying periods on StudyPath — per the doc comment on ResidencyPathway.naturalisationStatus this field records only whether criteria are published, not how long or attainable the route is. citizenshipTerms records 11 years, the aggregate the Third Schedule requires within the preceding 14 years. That sits on top of a separate requirement of continuous residence throughout the 12 months immediately before the application, so the qualifying history is 12 years in total; 11 is the figure the Act states. The Third Schedule reduces the aggregate to 5 years for a Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian applicant from Afghanistan, Bangladesh or Pakistan under the 2019 amendment.

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