Courses and Fees at LEAD College of Management

The MCA programme has an intake of 120 seats and is open to graduates who studied Mathematics at the 10+2 level or at graduation, with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate marks (45 percent for reserved categories) as per the official website. Collegedunia lists 55 percent for the same course, so this is another detail worth verifying before applying. The curriculum is built around programming, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing and data science, supported by modern computing labs and a one-year internship.

The total fee for the MBA is about Rs. 8 lakh, which works out to roughly Rs. 4 lakh per year when divided equally. The college does not publish a year-wise breakup online, and older student queries mention about Rs. 3.90 lakh for the first year and Rs. 3.60 lakh for the second year, so the actual instalments can differ from a simple average. The MCA fee of about Rs. 5.4 lakh translates to roughly Rs. 2.7 lakh per year. Fees for the MBA remained the same between 2025 and 2026 according to Collegedunia.

Because the college follows a compulsory residential model, accommodation and food are part of the student experience, and applicants should ask the admissions office exactly which hostel, mess and caution deposit charges are included in the quoted totals. The refund of fees follows UGC guidelines, which means the amount returned depends on how early a student withdraws and a processing charge may be deducted. All figures given here are sourced from the college and education portals and may change, so the latest notification should always be checked before payment.

Fee pressure can be reduced through merit scholarships awarded on the basis of entrance performance and through government schemes. Students planning their finances can read about the available waivers on the scholarship page.