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More About Alliance University
Alliance University, Bengaluru, is widely recognized among the top private universities in India, established in 2010 under the Karnataka State Act. Located in the vibrant tech hub of Bengaluru, the university offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs through its various prominent schools, including Business, Engineering & Design, Law, and Liberal Arts. It is recognized by both UGC and AICTE and holds an A+ grade accreditation from NAAC. The university is known for its commitment to academic rigor and a student-centric approach. The lush green campus spans over 60 acres, providing a conducive environment for learning and holistic development with world-class infrastructure, including modern classrooms, laboratories, a well-equipped library, and residential facilities. Alliance University emphasizes global exposure and industry readiness. It has over 75 bilateral partnerships worldwide, offering students opportunities for exchange programs with leading international universities. The faculty comprises experienced academicians and industry experts dedicated to providing quality education and mentorship. Placement outcomes at Alliance University are notable, with the university reporting a highest salary package of INR 60.10 LPA and an average package of INR 8.50 LPA during the 2023 placement drive. Over 600 companies reportedly participated, making over 6000 job offers. The university's Career Advancement and Networking department actively assists students in achieving their career aspirations, connecting them with top recruiters across various sectors. Alliance University continues to strive for excellence in education, research, and community development, preparing students to become successful professionals and responsible global citizens.
Campus Area (Acres)
60+ Acres
Estd. Year
2010
Total Faculty Members
250+
Alliance University Rankings, Accreditations & Recognitions
Tuition Fee
₹2,25,000 - ₹12,90,000 per 3 years (Total Fee)
Duration
3 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹15,00,000 per 5 years (Total Fee)
Duration
5 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹15,00,000 per 5 years (Total Fee)
Duration
5 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹15,00,000 per 5 years (Total Fee)
Duration
5 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹15,00,000 per 5 years (Total Fee)
Duration
5 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹8,00,000 per 4 years (Total Fee)
Duration
4 years
Specializations
PG
Tuition Fee
₹4,00,000 per 2 years (Total Fee)
Duration
2 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹7,00,000 - ₹12,00,000 per 4 years (Total Fee)
Duration
4 years
Specializations
Tuition Fee
₹14,00,000 per 4 years (Total Fee)
Duration
4 years
Specializations
PG
Tuition Fee
₹4,00,000 per 2 years (Total Fee)
Duration
2 years
Specializations
UG
Tuition Fee
₹8,00,000 - ₹20,00,000 per 4 years (Total Fee)
Duration
4 years
Specializations
PG
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Multimedia Classrooms
Lecture Halls
Seminar Halls
Auditorium
Moot Court Infrastructure
Amphitheatre Classrooms
Guest Room/Waiting Room
Modern Laundry Rooms
ATM Facilities
Convenience Store / Departmental Stores
Saloons
Bookstore
Accessibility Features
Food Court
Cafeteria / Canteen
Aromas Restaurant
Student Halls of Residence
Hostel Room Types and Amenities
Hostel Mess and Dining
Hostel Recreational Areas
Campus-wide Wi-Fi Connectivity
Computer Centres
Bloomberg Terminal
Research and Innovation Ecosystem
General Laboratories
Computer Labs
Media Centres
Engineering Specific Labs
Cutting-edge Research Labs
Central Library
Digital Library
Reading Rooms
Health Centre
Psychological Counsellors
TV Rooms
Gaming Areas
Hobby Centers & Clubs
Music Room
Dance Room
Campus Security
Personnel Support & Safety Measures
Gymnasium / Fitness Centre
Outdoor Sports Facilities
Indoor Sports Facilities
Grievance Redressal Committee
Career Advancement and Networking (CAN)
Student Social Outreach
Bus Services
KRISHNA KUMAR Chandrasekharan
Alliance University.Happened to visit the University for some official work. It is about 65 km away from the airport. The campus is close to the Tamil Nadu border.Very well-maintained campus with large number of trees, and well-kept lawns and gardens.The main office is an imposing structure. The library with over 100,000 books is also very well arranged. Saw a huge display of books written by faculty of the institution.Had a chance to visit the engineering department. The lobby looks more like the lobby of a five-star rated hotel. They have labs created in association with various organizations for game development and one in association with Apple for app development.They have an excellent restaurant on campus operated by the Sukh Sagar group. Another canteen for students, called the food court is also available. Food is quite good. Rates are also quite reasonable compared to rates in Bangalore.Met many members of the faculty team. They are extremely dynamic. Lot of developmental works, new campuses and new programmes are being planned after Dr. Priestly Shan has taken over as the new Vice Chancellor.The campus also provides electric buggies to take a visitor around.There is a well-appointed guest house near the main office.Uber cabs are easily available from the campus to travel to the city.
Madhu J Arali
I am a student of Alliance University Bangalore Karnataka. Where it is one of the best Universities in Bangalore I have ever seen. It ranks top when it comes to beauty 😍 campus.
Shivi Sharma
This was the place where I have started my life, career. This place has given me the life I have always dreamt of. It's am imotion.
Tanish gupta
As students of Alliance University, we are deeply concerned about the recent decision to make the summer term mandatory. While we value academic growth, this move eliminates our only extended break—a crucial time for rest, internships, family, and personal development.Moreover, the additional financial pressure of staying on campus during the summer term—covering tuition, accommodation, and living expenses—is a significant burden for many students and their families.We sincerely hope the university administration will reconsider this policy and offer a more flexible, optional approach to better support student well-being and individual goals.
