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Explore collegesThe official sources captured for this guide do not provide a verified 2027–29 PGDM fee amount. IMI’s live Kolkata admissions portal identifies the 2027–29 intake and its application timeline, while the detailed fee table on the institute site is headed for PGDM 2026–28. Treat every rupee figure below as a prior-batch reference, not an offer or invoice for 2027–29. Check the new batch’s fee notice and offer letter before planning a loan or paying a deposit.
The institute page divides its 2026–28 PGDM charges into a self-sponsored category and a company-sponsored category. Its listed academic and institutional totals are ₹14,98,000 for self-sponsored students and ₹16,94,000 for company-sponsored students. The tables include tuition and several institutional charges; they are not a combined total with hostel and mess. The self-sponsored table includes a ₹15,000 security deposit described as refundable subject to clearance of dues and damages. The company-sponsored table lists an ₹18,150 deposit on the same condition.
For the self-sponsored 2026–28 schedule, the remainder above tuition is learning materials ₹1,05,000, student activities and welfare ₹43,000, library and information resources ₹75,000, IT infrastructure ₹32,000, alumni life membership ₹20,000 and the refundable security deposit ₹15,000. These amounts add to the published total. The older company-sponsored schedule lists learning materials ₹1,14,950, student activities and welfare ₹36,300, library and information resources ₹1,08,900, alumni life membership ₹24,200 and security deposit ₹18,150 in addition to its tuition charge. Use the table headings and your sponsorship category when comparing these figures; do not assume the self-sponsored price applies to a company-sponsored seat.
IMI Kolkata’s 2026–27 and 2027–28 hostel table lists an annual combined hostel-and-mess amount by room type. The published annual totals are ₹1,85,000 for twin sharing in the academic block (noted as male-only), ₹2,25,000 for other twin sharing, ₹2,50,000 for single occupancy and ₹3,10,000 for a single room with attached washroom. The page says hostel accommodation is mandatory for PGDM students in that fee notice. It also says the hostel and mess charges are indicative and subject to change; room allocation depends on availability and student preferences.
As a budgeting illustration only, adding two years of those old annual hostel/mess totals to the old academic totals gives approximately ₹18.68 lakh to ₹21.18 lakh for a self-sponsored student, or ₹20.64 lakh to ₹23.14 lakh for a company-sponsored student, depending on room type. This is arithmetic from the 2026–28 fee table, not an institute-quoted package total or a 2027–29 price. It excludes personal travel and other individual spending, and the academic totals include the refundable deposits noted above. Ask the institute whether new hostel rates, room categories or mandatory-residence rules have changed for your intake.
The institute’s detailed admissions page lists a ₹2,250 application processing fee for the Kolkata PGDM route in the previous 2026–28 information. It also says applicants who had applied to IMI New Delhi could add Kolkata and/or Bhubaneswar without extra cost. Because those instructions are attached to the older intake information, verify the amount and multi-campus application terms inside the live 2027–29 portal before paying. Do not confuse an application-processing fee with tuition, admission instalments or hostel charges.
The prior fee notice splits its academic total into six instalments and shows due dates across academic years 2026–27 and 2027–28. For the first instalment, it refers applicants to the due date in their offer letter; later instalments are listed for September and December 2026, then March, September and December 2027. Those dates are historical to the 2026–28 cohort and have already passed or are tied to a different cohort. For 2027–29, follow the dates in your own offer letter rather than copying that schedule.
The same previous-cycle page describes an Economically Weaker Section (EWS) tuition-fee waiver for students with total family income below ₹8 lakh a year, with applications invited after admission. It says waivers may be offered up to 5% of total intake and calls for supporting documents such as income-tax returns, PAN and a certificate from the competent authority. This is a 2026–28 description, not confirmation that the 2027–29 criteria, seat cap, documentation or deadline are unchanged. Confirm the current policy with the admissions office; do not assume it waives hostel, mess or every non-tuition charge.
Use the current Kolkata admissions portal and the fee statement attached to your offer to confirm the 2027–29 tuition total, category, instalment schedule, refundable deposit, hostel and mess rates, and any waiver terms. Ask whether room-and-mess amounts are payable for both years and whether a different room choice changes the annual total. Keep payment receipts and the written offer schedule. If the new batch’s published table disagrees with this historical reference, the 2027–29 notice controls.
This page keeps the older amounts visible because they are the latest detailed official figures captured, while leaving the current intake amount explicitly unresolved. The ₹14.98 lakh and ₹16.94 lakh totals above must not be presented as current 2027–29 fees.
