Application & VISA Fees

Top Engineering Universities & Colleges in Abroad in 2025

College InfoCourse NameEligibilityFees (per Year)Financial AidAction
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Important Dates:Restrictive EA: Nov 1; Regular: Jan 5
Application Fees:$75 (MIT App / Common App)
B.S. in Computer Science and EngineeringHigh school diploma, GPA ≥ 3.8, strong STEM background, SAT/ACT optional, TOEFL iBT 100 / IELTS 7.0~$61,990 (₹INR 51.5L/Yr)Yes – full demonstrated need met; need-blind for all applicants including internationalsApply
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Important Dates:Same as above
Application Fees:$75
B.S. in Mechanical EngineeringHigh school diploma, math/science background, strong grades, TOEFL/IELTS~$61,990 (₹INR 51.5L/Yr)Yes – generous scholarships and full-need financial aidApply
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Important Dates:Same as above
Application Fees:$75
B.S. in Aerospace EngineeringHigh school diploma, physics & math strength, GPA 3.8+, TOEFL/IELTS~$61,990 (₹INR 51.5L/Yr)Available – grants, scholarships, part-time workApply
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Important Dates:Same as above
Application Fees:$75
B.S. in Biological EngineeringHigh school diploma, GPA 3.7+, TOEFL/IELTS, science background~$61,990 (₹INR 51.5L/Yr)Yes – full demonstrated need metApply
University of California, Berkeley (UCB)

Important Dates:Same as above
Application Fees:Same as above
Electrical & Computer EngineeringSame as aboveSame as aboveSame as aboveApply
Princeton University

Important Dates:Early Action: November 1; Regular Decision: January 1
Application Fees:$70–$75 (fee waiver available)
Computer Science & Engineering (B.S.E.)High school diploma; Common/Coalition/QuestBridge Application; counselor and 2 teacher recommendations; standardized tests optional; TOEFL/IELTS required for non-native English speakersTuition: $65,210 Total Cost of Attendance: ~$90,730Need-blind admission for all applicants; meets 100% demonstrated financial need with grants only (no loans); families earning ≤ $100,000 typically pay $0; average grant ~$75,000Apply
Princeton University

Important Dates:Early Action: November 1; Regular Decision: January 1
Application Fees:$70–$75 (fee waiver available)
Operations Research & Financial Engineering (B.S.E.)Common application with all supporting documents; strong math and analytical skills highly recommendedTuition: $65,210 Total Cost of Attendance: ~$90,730Need-blind policy; 100% demonstrated need met with grants; average aid ~$62,600; students often graduate debt-freeApply
University of Chicago

Important Dates:EA: November 1; ED1: November 1 (binding); ED2 & RD: January 3
Application Fees:$75 (waived for aid applicants)
Molecular EngineeringRequires STEM preparation; regular application components as per standardTuition: $71,325Total COA (On-Campus): $98,301Full need-based aid; families under income thresholds receive significant aid ensuring minimal out-of-pocket expenses under UChicago’s No Barriers frameworkApply
Columbia University

Important Dates:Early Decision: November 1; Regular Decision: January 1
Application Fees:$85 (fee waiver available)
Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)Strong preparation in physics, math, and chemistry recommended; must apply to Columbia Engineering (SEAS); TOEFL/IELTS for non-native speakersTuition: $70,170 Total Cost of Attendance: ~$96,990Columbia Engineering also follows full-need policy; 100% need met; no loans; families with modest income typically contribute very littleApply
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Important Dates:Same as above
Application Fees:$70 via UC application
Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)Requires STEM coursework and preparation; UC application requiredSame cost estimates applySame – full-pay expected for nonresidents/international applicants; California residents may receive aid via UC grantsApply