Indian Institute of Management (IIMU) Courses & Fees 2026, Udaipur

Course and Fee Structure
Course	Stream	Fees	Fee period
Certification	Management	400000	Total Fees
Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration [PGDBA] for Working Executives	Management	1000000	Total Fees
Master of Business Administration [MBA]	Management	1178700	1st Yr Fees
Executive Master of Business Administration [EMBA]	Management	1420800	Total Fees
Ph.D	Science		1st Yr Fees

IIM Udaipur publishes separate fee schedules for its two-year MBA, the one-year MBAs in Digital Enterprise Management (DEM) and Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM), and the Executive MBA. The amounts below belong to different programme cohorts and billing structures. They should not be treated as one campus-wide fee or projected onto a later intake. Check the linked programme fee page before paying, because instalment dates and schedules can change.

Two-year MBA: 2027-29 batch

The current regular-and-international schedule labels this fee plan for the 2027-29 batch. Its six term totals are ₹3,19,250, ₹3,99,250 and ₹3,99,250 in year one, followed by ₹3,65,000, ₹3,60,000 and ₹3,60,000 in year two. The listed term totals add to ₹22,02,750. The table also lists a ₹1,00,000 payment when accepting an admission offer and notes that the first-year tuition amount is after adjustment of the commitment fee; confirm with the institute how the acceptance payment is accounted for before treating the sum as the final out-of-pocket total. The schedule includes refundable caution deposit, hostel, mess and alumni charges in the relevant term rows. The official page gives due dates from June 2027 to December 2028 and itemises each term, so use it for the precise payment calendar. (IIMU MBA fees)

The listed due dates are June 21, 2027 for Term I, October 3, 2027 for Term II and January 2, 2028 for Term III. Year-two bills are scheduled for June, September and December 2028. The page presents the offer-acceptance payment separately and labels the Term I tuition as adjusted for the commitment fee, so a student should reconcile those entries with the offer letter instead of adding the listed commitment payment to every term total without checking.

One-year MBAs: DEM and GSCM, academic year 2027-28

The DEM and GSCM fee pages show the same 2027-28 payment plan: a non-refundable ₹1,00,000 commitment fee, then three instalments of ₹7,75,000, ₹7,85,000 and ₹7,81,353. The first instalment includes a refundable ₹30,000 caution deposit. The payment schedule lists ₹24,41,353, while its separate fee-breakdown table lists ₹24,11,353 before the caution deposit. Since the page also lists the commitment fee separately, confirm with the programme office how those figures reconcile before treating either as the all-in cost. The breakdown names ₹22,00,000 tuition, ₹1,99,353 executive-room hostel and ₹12,000 infrastructure charges. Mess is charged separately by the vendor according to actual consumption; a ₹5,000 alumni fee is due with instalment three. Personal expenses are excluded and GST does not apply to either programme. Compare the two programme pages before paying, since their instalment deadlines and terms are programme-specific. (DEM fee schedule; GSCM fee schedule)

For both one-year programmes, the first instalment is due on the date in the offer letter; the second is listed for July 15, 2027 and the third for November 15, 2027. The DEM and GSCM pages agree on the amounts and these dates, but the fee tables do not fully explain how the commitment amount relates to the separately itemised fee breakdown. Keep the offer letter and payment acknowledgements when checking the institute’s final payable balance.

Executive MBA: 2027-29

The EMBA fee page lists a total programme fee of ₹14,20,800 for 2027-29, paid as a non-refundable ₹50,000 commitment fee and seven instalments: four of ₹2,00,620, followed by three of ₹1,89,440. The page specifies cycle-dependent deadlines for the commitment fee and first instalment, then dates from August 2027 through January 2029 for later payments. The stated fee includes tuition, living expenses during campus modules, programme materials, programme kit, virtual library access and alumni fee; GST does not apply. IIMU says the campus-module living expenses cover food and hostel accommodation. Check the current schedule for the exact offer-linked deadline, and ask the admissions office about bank loan terms. (EMBA fee schedule; EMBA FAQ)

The commitment payment is due within 10, 8, 7 or 5 days of the offer for Cycles 1 to 4 respectively. The first instalment is due within 30, 25, 20 or 15 days, with the Cycle 4 deadline also capped at May 15, 2027, 3 pm, whichever comes first. Later instalments are dated August 24 and November 24, 2027; February 24, May 24 and September 24, 2028; and January 24, 2029. Late payment attracts ₹200 until the full amount is received, according to the fee page.

Financial assistance and paying

For the two-year MBA, IIMU says applicants with annual household income below ₹6 lakh may apply for need-based tuition waivers; students with higher income may also apply if they demonstrate severe financial difficulty. The award depends on an assessment of need. The institute states that a student may use either IIMU financial assistance or a scholarship offered by a ministry, not both. Its fee page also points admitted students to the Government of India’s Vidya Lakshmi education-loan portal. This assistance information is specific to the MBA page; do not assume it applies to DEM, GSCM or EMBA. (IIMU fees and financial assistance)

Before making a payment

Match the schedule to your exact programme and cohort, then follow the offer letter and current programme fee page for the due date and payment instructions. Ask IIMU to clarify the two-year MBA acceptance-payment adjustment and the one-year MBA commitment-fee reconciliation if you need a single all-in figure. DEM and GSCM exclude consumption-based mess and personal costs; the EMBA schedule covers living costs during campus modules but not every personal expense.

These figures are not directly comparable as a simple ranking of affordability: the MBA spans two years, DEM and GSCM are one-year programmes, and the EMBA is a two-year degree delivered largely online with on-campus modules. Their fee pages include different accommodation, meals, deposits and programme items. Compare the components and payment terms that apply to your own programme and cohort, not just the headline amounts.

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Indian Institute of Management (IIMU) Courses & Fee Structure

Two-year MBA: 2027-29 batch

One-year MBAs: DEM and GSCM, academic year 2027-28

Executive MBA: 2027-29

Financial assistance and paying

Before making a payment

Plan your next step

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Indian Institute of Management (IIMU) Courses & Fee Structure

Programmes and admission routes

Bachelor of Business Administration

Executive Master of Business Administration

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Digital Enterprise Management

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Global Supply Chain Management

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Investment and Wealth Management

Two-Year MBA

Recorded admission routes

Two-year MBA: 2027-29 batch

One-year MBAs: DEM and GSCM, academic year 2027-28

Executive MBA: 2027-29

Financial assistance and paying

Before making a payment

Programmes and admission routes

Bachelor of Business Administration

Executive Master of Business Administration

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Digital Enterprise Management

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Global Supply Chain Management

Recorded admission routes

One-Year MBA in Investment and Wealth Management

Two-Year MBA

Recorded admission routes