Once you’ve been selected for a management quota seat at PES University, the next step is making the actual payment. PES University Management Quota has a specific payment process — and knowing it in advance prevents a scramble at the last minute.
PES University accepts management quota fee payments exclusively through Demand
Draft (DD). This is firm: RTGS, NEFT, UPI, online transfers, cash, and cheques are all explicitly not accepted. This applies to both the seat-booking fee and the annual tuition payments.
For the Ring Road Campus and the Electronic City Campus, the Demand Draft should be drawn in favour of “PES University – General Fund,” payable at Bangalore. Make sure the exact name is correct PES University Management Quota banks are particular about this, and a misspelling can cause delays.
The seat-booking DD amount will be communicated by the admissions office at the time of selection.
It’s advisable to have this ready quickly, as seats can be held for a limited period before they’re released to the next applicant.
For subsequent annual payments — the second, third, and fourth year tuition — the process is the same: Demand Draft in favour of the General Fund. Fee payment timelines are communicated by the university at the start of each academic year, typically before the semester begins.
One practical tip:
if your family is not based in Bangalore, ensure you have access to a bank that can issue a Demand Draft payable at Bangalore from your home city. Most nationalised banks can do this, but it takes a day or two, so build that into your timeline.
Also factor in that additional charges — university miscellaneous fees, exam fees, lab fees — may be collected separately at the time of admission. Having a small additional buffer in your Demand Draft or as cash (for non-fee items) is prudent. Ask the admissions office for the complete breakup of charges due at the time of joining to avoid being caught short.