SRM University AP — Fees, Placements & Admission 2026

SRM University AP B.Tech fees for 2026-27 follow a branch-linked structure. Core CSE and CSE-AI & ML are ₹4,00,000 per year. CSE specialisations in Cyber Security, Data Science, Cloud Computing, Blockchain and Big Data are ₹3,60,000 per year. Non-CSE branches (ECE, Mechanical, Civil, Biotechnology, EEE) are ₹2,50,000-3,00,000 per year. A one-time admission fee of ₹10,000 and a refundable caution deposit of ₹5,000-10,000 are payable at joining. Hostel with mess ranges from ₹1.13-1.55 lakh (Non-AC 3/4-seater) through ₹1.80-2.18 lakh (AC 4-seater) to ₹2.05-2.65 lakh (AC 2/3-seater) per year.

For a Core CSE student choosing a 4-seater AC hostel, the typical first-year outflow at SRM University AP works out to approximately ₹6.20-6.50 lakh, comprising ₹4,00,000 tuition, ₹10,000 one-time admission fee, ₹5,000-10,000 refundable caution deposit and ₹1.80-2.18 lakh hostel plus mess. Students opting for Non-AC hostel see total year-one outflow around ₹5.35-5.75 lakh. Non-CSE students (ECE, Mechanical, Civil, Biotech, EEE) pay ₹2,50,000-3,00,000 tuition, bringing first-year totals to ₹3.80-5.25 lakh depending on hostel choice. Post-graduate year-one costs for M.Tech (often with scholarship) and MBA sit between ₹3-7 lakh.

SRM University AP's 2024-25 placement season recorded 1,600+ offers, a highest package of ₹46.37 LPA and an average in the ₹7-9 LPA band, with 100% placement in core branches and 85-95%+ overall. Notably, 35+ international offers were placed across destinations including Germany, Japan and Sweden — a rare international-placement density for an emerging private university. Top recruiters include Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung, IBM, TCS, Deloitte and Accenture plus global engineering and product firms. The Career Services team runs structured aptitude, coding, soft-skills and mock-interview training from the second year onwards and supports internship placements across the SRM Group's industry network.

SRM University AP is fully residential on a 200-acre campus at Neerukonda, Mangalagiri Mandal. Accommodation spans separate boys and girls hostel blocks, with AC and Non-AC rooms in 2-seater, 3-seater and 4-seater layouts and attached vegetarian and non-vegetarian mess. Common facilities include a 24/7 medical centre, 80+ specialised laboratories, a central library with print and e-resources, a gymnasium, indoor badminton courts, outdoor turf, cricket and football grounds, tennis and basketball courts, a swimming pool, cafe and food court, banks and ATMs. The April 2026 inauguration of India's first Quantum Reference Facility added a flagship research asset to the campus.