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Explore collegesJCC’s official fee page is titled “Fee Structure 2026.” The page header captured alongside it advertises Admissions 2027–2028, but the schedule itself remains labelled 2026. It separates a total fee for three academic years, a separate amount for students opting into a fourth-year Honours programme, and another column for the fee payable at admission. That layout is useful for comparison, but it does not confirm that the 2026 amounts are the final charges for every 2027–2028 course or campus. Ask JCC for the written fee statement for the exact programme and intake before paying. JCC fee schedule
JCC’s site describes a mix of skill programmes, university collaborations and courses delivered by partners at different Delhi NCR and Haryana locations. A fee row labelled “Management,” “Commerce” or “IT & Software Development” is not enough by itself to identify the award, campus or delivery partner. Confirm the exact programme title, campus, awarding body and intake year against the current admission offer. JCC course and admission menu
The 2026 table lists total charges for three academic years. Examples include Management at ₹5,41,500, Banking & Finance at ₹5,26,500, IT & Software Development at ₹5,48,500, Journalism Media Management at ₹5,44,500, Diet & Nutrition at ₹4,38,000, and Hospitality, Catering, Travel Tourism & Service Industry at ₹5,54,500 before uniform costs. The schedule also lists Commerce and several other management pathways at ₹5,41,500; Economics at ₹4,96,500; and Interior Design at ₹5,53,000. These are the labels and figures printed in the 2026 schedule, not a 2027–2028 confirmation. Official 2026 total-fee table
The schedule’s three-year totals range from ₹4,38,000 for Diet & Nutrition to ₹5,54,500 for Hospitality before its uniform fee. The table lists fourth-year Honours charges separately; it does not fold that optional year into the three-year total. The admission column is a distinct payment stage, not another course total. Confirm the later instalment dates and the amount due for your programme in the current offer letter.
The same page breaks out Diploma and PG Course charges instead of combining them with the three-year undergraduate totals. Its listed Diploma totals run from ₹1,57,000 for Diet & Nutrition to ₹1,96,000 for Interior Design. For the PG courses shown, totals range from ₹2,78,500 for Interior Design to ₹2,99,500 for Fashion Technology. The page does not identify a new 2027–2028 edition for those rows, so use them as schedule figures only until admissions confirms the live course and batch.
The page uses “PG Course” without repeating a duration next to each fee row. Do not infer that those are annual charges or whole-programme charges unless JCC confirms the fee period for that exact course. The same applies to partner-run or university-collaboration offerings: ask which table applies to the teaching campus and award route shown on your application.
For the undergraduate entries, JCC says students who continue to the Honours programme in the fourth year under NEP 2020 pay that year’s fee separately. The listed amounts vary by course: ₹1,43,000 for Diet & Nutrition, ₹1,68,000 for Banking & Finance, ₹1,78,000 for several management and technology labels, ₹1,79,000 for Journalism Media Management, ₹1,81,000 for Interior Design and Fashion Design & Technology, and ₹1,82,000 for Hospitality. Do not add the fourth-year amount to a three-year offer unless you intend to take that optional year and the course confirms the same schedule. Honours fee note
The second table is headed “Fee At time of Admission.” For example, it lists ₹1,08,000 for Management and Commerce, ₹1,15,000 for IT & Software Development, ₹92,000 for Diet & Nutrition and ₹1,11,000 for the Diploma in Hospitality. Those are admission-time amounts; the page does not present them as the entire course price. Ask for the installment calendar and balance due dates in writing before making a budget.
JCC says the listed fees include tuition, registration, building maintenance, transport, alumni, activity, industrial visit, laboratory, library, examination, security, development, miscellaneous, and health and wellness charges. It notes that a uniform fee applies only to Hospitality students; the Hospitality three-year total is explicitly marked as excluding that amount. The page also says its headers may vary, which is another reason to match the row to the current offer rather than relying on a course-family name alone. Fee inclusions and notes
A separate note states a ₹7,500 security deposit at admission, of which ₹5,500 is refundable and ₹2,000 is adjusted toward Alumni Membership Fee. The page does not clearly say whether this deposit is already included in each course total. Do not add or subtract it from a quoted total without the current written breakup. Hostel charges are not listed in the captured schedule, and the source does not specify any separate hostel or food price.
The 2026 page says refund requests submitted by 29 August 2026 would be processed after a ₹5,000 deduction. That date has passed as of this review, so it is not a current refund guarantee for a 2027–2028 applicant. Ask the admissions office for the latest refund rule, the treatment of the security deposit, and the fee consequences if admission is cancelled or deferred. Dated refund note
Before you pay, ask JCC to send the fee breakup for your exact course, campus and intake. Confirm whether the quote is for three years, a diploma, a postgraduate course or an optional Honours year; which components are included; whether the uniform, hostel or other campus costs are extra; what is due at admission; and when the balance is due. The public table helps you compare its published 2026 amounts, but the current offer letter should control your payment decision.
