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Management-quota fees, published

What a management seat costs, from the colleges' own signed notices — not from a consultant.

In short

A management-quota B.E. seat at RVCE costs ₹18 lakh to ₹75 lakh for the four-year programme depending on branch, against ₹1,20,320 a year for the same college through KEA counselling. A rank in KCET, COMEDK or JEE Main is still compulsory, and the college says it deals with no consultants.

Why this page is short. Almost no Karnataka college publishes its management-quota fee, which is precisely why the number is worth so much to whoever does know it. Every figure below comes from a signed notice on the college’s own website, linked so you can read it yourself. Figures quoted by consultants, forums or listing sites are not published here.

RVCE — 1st year B.E., academic year 2026-27

RVCE/ADMN/1252/2025-26, dated 14 March 2026, signed by the Principal

BranchYear 1Years 2–4 (each)Programme total
Computer Science & Engineering₹36 L₹13 L₹75 L
CSE (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning)₹31 L₹12 L₹67 L
CSE (Data Science)₹24 L₹12 L₹60 L
CSE (Cyber Security)₹22 L₹11 L₹55 L
Electronics & Communication Engineering₹19 L₹8 L₹43 L
Aerospace Engineering₹11 L₹8 L₹35 L
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering₹8 L₹8 L₹32 L
Biotechnology₹10 L₹6 L₹28 L
Civil Engineering₹7 L₹7 L₹28 L
Mechanical Engineering₹7 L₹7 L₹28 L
Electrical & Electronics Engineering₹7 L₹7 L₹28 L
Industrial Engineering & Management₹6 L₹6 L₹24 L
Chemical Engineering₹4.5 L₹4.5 L₹18 L

Tuition only. On top of tuition, the notice states other fees of approximately ₹65,000 every year. Hostel and transport are separate and "will be intimated in due course". Source: RVCE — Admission for 1st year B.E. under management quota, 2026-27 (14-03-2026).

The college’s own warning. The notice says, in bold: the college does not entertain any consultants or brokers, and all admissions are done directly only.

Who is eligible

  • 10th standard: at least 70% in Science and in Mathematics, each counted separately.
  • 11th standard: at least 65% in Mathematics and in Physics, each separately.
  • 12th standard, if results are out: at least 60% in Physics and in Mathematics, each separately.
  • A rank in KCET 2026, COMEDK 2026 or JEE Main 2026 is compulsory — the management quota does not bypass the entrance exam.
  • Candidates from boards outside India must obtain a UGC equivalence certificate (equivalence.ugc.ac.in).

How to apply

  1. Email a request naming the B.E. programme to the Hon. Secretary, RSST at rv@rvei.edu.in, copying rvcemqadmissions@rvce.edu.in.
  2. Attach scanned 10th and 11th marks sheets — or 12th marks cards if those results are out — and a parent mobile number.
  3. The Management Office reviews the email and advises.
  4. Pay only AFTER the Management Office confirms, by demand draft or online. Bank details come at that stage, not before.

Contacts

  • Management-quota applications: rv@rvei.edu.in
  • Copy to: rvcemqadmissions@rvce.edu.in
  • Phone: +91-80-68188135 / 68188111 / 68188112

The notice states no application deadline.

Questions & Answers

Answered from verified records — official closing ranks, published fees and accreditation. Not written by students. How we verify data.

What does a management-quota seat cost in Karnataka?
It depends entirely on the college and the branch, and most colleges do not publish a figure. Where one does — RVCE for 2026-27 — the range across its 13 B.E. branches is ₹18 lakh to ₹75 lakh for the whole programme, with Computer Science the most expensive at ₹36 lakh in the first year alone. Compare that with ₹1,20,320 a year for the same college on a KEA-counselled seat.
Does the management quota mean I can skip the entrance exam?
No. RVCE’s own notice requires a rank in KCET 2026, COMEDK 2026 or JEE Main 2026, plus minimum marks in 10th, 11th and 12th standard counted subject by subject. A management seat changes how the seat is allotted and what it costs, not whether you had to qualify.
Should I go through a consultant?
RVCE states in bold on its notice that it does not entertain any consultants or brokers and that all admissions are done directly. Where a college publishes a direct application route, that route is the college’s own official process — a consultant adds cost, not access.
Why do so few colleges appear here?
Because this page only carries figures from a signed notice published on the college’s own website. Numbers circulating through consultants and forums are not verifiable and are not published here at any price. As more colleges publish, more will appear.

Keep reading

  • KEA fees 2026-27 — the counselled-seat fee these figures should be compared against.
  • Government seats — the cheapest route to the same colleges, and how to qualify.