GMIT BE Robotics and Automation: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total course fee for the BE (Robotics and Automation) programme at GM University is INR 6,60,000 for the four-year programme, at INR 1,65,000 per year. The fee is payable in two instalments each academic year. Examination fees and university charges are payable separately as per university norms. Hostel accommodation charges are also separate and optional, depending on whether the student opts for on-campus residency. Scholarships such as AICTE Pragati and NSP can reduce out-of-pocket costs.

Ans. Candidates must have passed PUC-II or 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, plus any one of Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science, or Electronics, from a recognised board. A minimum of 50 percent aggregate in the qualifying examination is required. Karnataka domicile candidates with a valid KCET score are eligible for admission through KEA counselling. SC/ST/Category-1 candidates may be eligible under relaxed norms.

Ans. Admission to the programme is through KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) conducted by KEA. Qualified candidates register on the KEA portal and participate in the allotment process based on their KCET rank and category. After seat allotment, candidates complete document verification and pay the prescribed fee to confirm admission. COMED-K score and direct management quota admission through the university are also available for eligible candidates.

Ans. The BE (Robotics and Automation) at GM University is a four-year full-time undergraduate programme spread over eight semesters. Each semester includes theory classes, practical sessions, and project work as per the university’s curriculum framework. The programme includes a final-year project and industrial training component, giving students exposure to real-world engineering problems before graduation. The university follows a semester-based examination system.

Ans. Graduates of BE (Robotics and Automation) from GM University can pursue careers as robotics engineers, automation engineers, control systems engineers, mechatronics designers, and manufacturing process consultants across the automotive, aerospace, pharmaceutical, food processing, and smart manufacturing sectors. Public sector opportunities include government engineering departments and PSUs, while private sector roles are available in manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology companies. Graduates may also pursue higher studies such as M.Tech, MBA, or relevant postgraduate programmes, or appear for government competitive examinations for engineering services positions.