Master of Technology [M.Tech]
Accepted entrance exams
Fees
Fees at AMC Engineering College for the Bachelor of Engineering [BE] (Electronics & Communication Engineering) program vary significantly based on the entrance pathway and scholarships. Tuition fees for students entering through the KCET are approximately 104,265 INR annually. For management quota students, fees range from 70,000 to 350,000 INR. Additional costs may apply for placement training and projects, particularly in advanced years.
Scholarships are available through various channels, including the Leela Poonawala Foundation, offering up to 70,000 INR for female students. SSP scholarships provide 22,000 INR for OBC students and 80,000 INR for SC and ST students annually. The total estimated cost of education can reach approximately 600,000 INR, inclusive of tuition and other fees.
About Master of Technology [M.Tech]
AMC Engineering College offers a 2-year, full-time Master of Technology affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University and approved by AICTE at its Bannerghatta Road campus in Bangalore. The M.Tech spans five specialisations including Computer Science, Data Science, VLSI Design and Embedded Systems, Digital Electronics and Communication, and Machine Design, with a uniform total fee of INR 2,17,000. Admission is through Karnataka PGCET and GATE merit.
Admission Status: Admissions for the 2026-27 session follow Karnataka PGCET and GATE merit. The M.Tech PGCET was held on May 23, 2026 and results are expected on July 8, 2026, with KEA counselling beginning in July/August 2026.
Key Points
- Admission open through both Karnataka PGCET and GATE scores
- GATE scorers can access consortium-quota seats
- Curriculum emphasises research, laboratory work, and a dissertation
- Management quota available for direct admission
AMCEC MTech Fees 2026
All five M.Tech specialisations at AMCEC carry a uniform total fee of INR 2,17,000 for the two-year programme, charged as INR 1,08,500 per year. Government-quota seats allotted through PGCET counselling are charged lower fees.
| Course | Total Fees |
|---|---|
| M.Tech CSE, M.Tech Data Science, M.Tech Digital Electronics and Communication, M.Tech Machine Design, M.Tech VLSI Design and Embedded System | INR 2,17,000 |
- One-time admission fee and other charges are payable separately.
- Fees is subject to change, Please verify with the official sources before taking admission.
AMCEC MTech Admission 2026
Admission to the AMCEC M.Tech is through Karnataka PGCET or GATE merit for government and consortium-quota seats, with management-quota seats filled by direct application. The 2026-27 timeline is below.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| GATE 2026 Result | March 19, 2026 |
| Karnataka PGCET Registration | March 23, 2026 |
| Karnataka PGCET Exam | May 23, 2026 |
| Karnataka PGCET Result | July 8, 2026 |
| KEA PGCET Counselling | July/August 2026 |
| Classes Commence | September 2026 |
The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.
Eligibility Criteria
- B.E. or B.Tech in a relevant branch from a recognised university
- Minimum 50% marks, or 45% for reserved categories
- Valid Karnataka PGCET or GATE score for government and consortium seats
Admission Process
- Register for Karnataka PGCET on the KEA portal or qualify GATE
- Appear for the entrance exam and obtain a valid score
- Participate in KEA counselling with choice-filling and seat allotment
- For management quota, apply directly to AMCEC with degree marks
- Complete document verification and pay fees to confirm admission
✓ Opt for this if
- Engineers wanting a Bangalore M.Tech via PGCET or GATE
- GATE scorers seeking affordable VTU postgraduate study
- Aiming for core technical or R&D roles
- Plan to pursue research or a PhD afterwards
✗ Skip if
- Target IISc, IIT, or NIT M.Tech brand
- Want a guaranteed high-package corporate placement
- Prefer specialisations outside the five offered
- Seek a purely management or non-technical career
AMCEC MTech Scholarships 2026
AMCEC M.Tech students can access government category scholarships, merit concessions for high entrance ranks, and central-sector support, along with education loan facilities.
| Scholarship | Amount | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Government Scholarships | As per scheme | SC/ST/OBC and category students under state welfare schemes |
| Merit Scholarship | Variable | Awarded to high GATE or PGCET rank holders at admission |
| Central Sector Scholarship | As per scheme | Meritorious students from eligible low-income families |
| Education Loan | As required | Available through leading nationalised banks |
- GATE-qualified full-time scholars may receive stipend support.
AMCEC MTech FAQs
Ques. Can I get M.Tech admission at AMCEC with only a GATE score?
Ans. Yes. GATE scorers are admitted through government and consortium counselling. Karnataka PGCET is the alternative route, and management-quota seats are available by direct application.
Ques. Is a GATE score mandatory for the AMCEC M.Tech?
Ans. No. If you do not have a GATE score, you can take Karnataka PGCET or apply under the management quota based on your B.E. or B.Tech marks.
Ques. Which M.Tech specialisation at AMCEC is in most demand?
Ans. Computer Science, Data Science, and VLSI Design typically draw the most applicants, reflecting hiring demand across Bangalore’s technology and semiconductor industry.
Ques. Does the AMCEC M.Tech offer a GATE stipend?
Ans. GATE-qualified full-time scholars may receive an AICTE stipend as per prevailing norms. Confirm current stipend eligibility with the department at admission.
Ques. Is the AMCEC M.Tech offered only full-time?
Ans. Yes. All five specialisations are offered as full-time programmes over two years under the VTU curriculum and examination system.
Ques. Can working professionals pursue M.Tech at AMCEC?
Ans. The listed M.Tech programmes are full-time. Working professionals should confirm any part-time or weekend availability directly with the college before applying.