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Eligibility: Graduation with 50%
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Eligibility: Graduation with 50%
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Eligibility: Graduation with 50%
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BIMTECH’s current admissions page labels its programme fees for the 2027-29 batch and states tuition for the full course, not an annual charge. It lists ₹14,00,000 in the merit category for each of four named programmes: the core PGDM, PGDM International Business, PGDM Insurance Business Management and PGDM Retail Management. The core PGDM page also lists ₹14,00,000 tuition for its supernumerary category. The published figure is tuition, not the total residential cost. BIMTECH admissions and fee details
BIMTECH lists 300 merit seats plus 45 supernumerary seats for the core PGDM, and 60 seats each for International Business, Insurance Business Management and Retail Management. These are the counts on the 2027-29 admissions page, not a guarantee of remaining seats when you apply. The supernumerary category is reserved for the applicant groups named by BIMTECH, including PIO, foreign nationals, international and SAARC nationals, Gulf quota applicants and OCI candidates. Verify that your category applies before using the separate core-programme fee line. The page does not list a supernumerary category for the other three PGDM tracks.
The admissions page calls ₹14,00,000 the programme tuition fee for the full course. It separately states that a refundable security deposit, hostel and mess charges are additional. The captured fee summary does not quantify those charges, so it cannot be used as an all-in cost of attendance. Before accepting an offer, ask for a written, batch-specific schedule covering the deposit, accommodation, meals, payment deadlines and any other compulsory charge. Confirm the conditions for returning the deposit; the page labels it refundable but the summary does not set out the process.
BIMTECH describes its PGDM as a two-year programme with six trimesters. The fee page does not provide a trimester-by-trimester split or payment calendar. Do not divide ₹14,00,000 into equal terms and treat the result as an official payment demand. Use the current portal and your offer letter for installment values and due dates. PGDM programme details
The four fees are equal, but the programmes are separate choices. The core PGDM, International Business, Insurance Business Management and Retail Management have different specializations and admission details. A matching tuition figure does not make their curriculum, seat category or career focus interchangeable. When comparing value, identify the exact programme first, then compare its fee basis and published exclusions with the same information from other schools.
BIMTECH separately lists a Late B K Birla Admission Merit Scholarship for the 2027-29 batch. The published criteria show two CAT/XAT award categories at the 85th percentile or above: ₹5 lakh for candidates with at least two years of work experience in a reputed company, and ₹3 lakh for candidates who do not receive the Category A award or have less/no work experience. Common academic conditions include at least 80% in Class X and XII and 70% in graduation. Half the award is scheduled at the end of the first trimester; the remaining half is scheduled at the start of the fourth trimester if the student has maintained a minimum 7.5 CGPA. The page says an award can be withdrawn if conditions are not met. BIMTECH scholarship rules for 2027-29
Treat a scholarship as conditional financial assistance, not an automatic fee reduction. Do not subtract ₹3 lakh or ₹5 lakh from tuition in a personal budget unless you meet the stated criteria, receive the award and satisfy its continuation terms. The captured scholarship page does not establish that every admitted student qualifies or that the award pays hostel, mess or deposit charges. Ask the institute to confirm the applicable category and the schedule recorded in your offer.
Before comparing schools, put the same cost categories side by side: full-course tuition, compulsory deposits, housing, meals and any other required charges. Ask how much is due before registration, whether a deposit is refundable, and what conditions govern repayment. Keep any scholarship as a separate scenario until eligibility and renewal conditions are confirmed. Obtain the current, written offer schedule before deciding how much to borrow; a headline tuition figure alone does not answer those questions.
A useful budget sheet tracks both the amount due before enrollment and the full-course commitment. Start with the exact invoices and payment dates, then add only charges the offer makes compulsory. Keep a refundable deposit separate from permanent costs so it does not distort comparisons with another college. Scholarship timing matters too: BIMTECH schedules the first half at the end of the first trimester and the balance at the start of the fourth trimester if conditions are met. That is later than the initial admission decision, so do not count the award as cash available for the initial payment unless the institute confirms a different arrangement in writing. Request the signed fee schedule before finalizing a loan amount.
