How much does 4 years of MIT cost?

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It can be very expensive to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for four years. Living expenses, tuition, and fees are all included in the overall cost. According to the academic year 2024–2025, MIT charges an undergraduate tuition of about $61,000 per year, plus an extra $2,200 i

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Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

2 months ago

Students need to consider tuition, dining, housing, and other expenses like books, supplies, and personal expenses while factoring in the total MIT cost. Check MIT fees for 4 years BTech course are-

Expense	Cost for 2025-26
Tuition	USD 64,310
Student life fee	USD 420
Housing	USD 13,614
Food	USD 7,650
Books, course materials, supplies & equipment	USD 910
Personal expenses	USD 2,436
Total	USD 89,340

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