IIT Mumbai: Every year lakhs of students dream of studying in IIT Mumbai, which is among the top institutes of the country. Especially students work hard for years to get admission in CSE Computer Science Engineering branch in IIT Mumbai. But often due to lack of information, students are not able to understand what is the fee structure of IIT Mumbai. In such a situation, let us tell you today how much is the fees for one year in IIT Mumbai and what are the benefits for those who take advance.

How is the fee structure of IIT Mumbai?

Students wishing to take admission in IIT Mumbai should be aware of its fee structure. The total fees for degree programs at IIT Mumbai ranges from Rs 50,400 to Rs 11.36 lakh. The fees for different courses in IIT Mumbai depend on the specialization chosen by the students. The fees of IIT Mumbai include tuition fees, hostel fees, security deposit and other fees.

Fees as per course in IIT Mumbai

The fees for B.Tech course in IIT Mumbai is around Rs 10 lakh. Whereas the fee of BE-B.Tech is Rs 8 lakh, B.Dis fee is Rs 8 lakh, BS fee is Rs 8 lakh, MBA fee is Rs 8 lakh, M.Tech fee is Rs 1.03 lakh, M.Sc fee is Rs 1.03 lakh, MA fee is Rs 60 thousand and MS fee is Rs 45 thousand.

Admission can be done through scholarship

Many times students find the fees of IIT Mumbai high, but many types of scholarship facilities are also provided to the students studying here. Weaker categories from the financial group like SC, ST, EWS and disabled students get fee relaxation. At the same time, students also get government scholarship and education loan.

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In which courses is admission available in IIT Mumbai?

IIT Mumbai runs many popular B.Tech courses. However, Computer Science and Engineering is the most sought after course among CSE students. The remaining courses include Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Every year lakhs of students hope to get admission in IIT Mumbai through JEE Advanced exam. But due to limited seats, it is considered difficult to get a seat here.

Do children who go by giving Jee Advance get any benefit?

There is no special “zero fee” or “automatic 100% exemption” rule in IITs for General or OBC category students who have secured top rank like AIR 1 or Top 100 in JEE Advanced exam. Despite being a topper, the fees are determined mainly on the basis of the category of the student and the annual income of his family.

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Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said that he will write a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Union Education Minister to change the name of IIT Bombay to IIT Mumbai. Mumbai was also earlier known as Bombay and was officially renamed Mumbai in 1995 by the state government in honor of Mumbadevi and to erase the imprint of British colonial rule.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh had commented on the name

IIT Bombay came into limelight when Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh arrived here and commented on its name. He had said, “As far as IIT Bombay is concerned, thankfully its name is still the same. You have not changed it to Mumbai. So that is another compliment for you. And the same is true for Madras also. It is still IIT Madras.”

MNS Chief Raj Thackeray was enraged

MNS chief Raj Thackeray had targeted the Union Minister’s statement. He said in X Post that the conspiracy of Marathi people to separate Mumbai from Maharashtra was always foiled by Marathi leaders and people. He said, “Our Marathi remained in Mumbai, Maharashtra only. The bitterness that was filled in their minds for decades has now started coming out once again. He said, “The people of Mumbai and all Marathi people living in the entire Mumbai Metropolitan Region should now open their eyes.

Efforts are definitely going on to capture the city- Thackeray

Raj Thackeray said that the name Mumbai bothers them (the ruling party) because it is named after Mumbai’s goddess Mumbadevi. Their children are Marathi people who have been living here for generations. Thackeray said that the central government tried to snatch Chandigarh from the control of Punjab, but backed down after opposition from all other parties. He said that the step back is temporary. He said, “Something similar is happening in the case of Mumbai also. Efforts are definitely going on to capture the city. First Mumbai and then the entire MMR area will be captured and linked to Gujarat. Marathi people should wake up.”