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Explore Management collegesJIMS Kalkaji's current Admission Procedure page lists total fees of ₹10.75 lakh for each of its PGDM and PGDM-International Business (PGDM-IB) programmes, plus ₹10,000 as refundable security. It says payment is payable in four instalments, but does not break down the amount or due date of each instalment. The same page lists a ₹1,200 application fee. These are the institute's published 2027-29 terms, not a guarantee that every applicant will pay the same net amount after any scholarship or other adjustment.
The page does not explain whether the ₹10.75 lakh includes every academic charge, taxes, study materials, travel, meals or optional activities. Treat the published amount as the stated programme fee, and ask for the current written fee circular before paying. Do not count the refundable security as a tuition discount: it is a separate amount that may be returned under the institute's applicable refund terms.
The guide is assigned to the 2027-28 publication edition, while the fee schedule on the official page is explicitly for the 2027-29 intake. Those labels answer different questions. The current campaign page also presents the 2027-29 batch and describes both courses as two-year, full-time programmes. The Kalkaji campaign lists 120 PGDM seats and 60 PGDM-IB seats; these are stated capacities, not confirmation of remaining seats or individual admission chances.
JIMS publishes a general PGDM and a separate PGDM-IB. The current fee page lists the same fee and security amount for both, so applicants should compare them on curriculum, intended career direction and any programme-specific requirements rather than assuming one has a lower published price. The application procedure page names both programmes under the current intake.
The institute's currently accessible curriculum pages are marked for the 2025-27 batch, not 2027-29. They can help a prospective student understand the distinction, but they do not confirm that every subject or credit remains unchanged for the next intake. The historical PGDM curriculum shows a common management foundation, a six-to-eight-week corporate internship, a capstone and elective groups that support two specialisations; its stated total is 121 credits. The historical PGDM-IB curriculum includes international trade, logistics, business law, international marketing and foreign-exchange subjects, along with an internship and capstone; its stated total is 120 credits. Both pages explicitly identify their batch as 2025-27.
Use that comparison as a guide to the programmes' published emphasis, not as a promise about the 2027-29 course catalogue. Before selecting PGDM-IB, ask for the current subject list, internship conditions and any international component or travel cost. For either programme, ask whether electives depend on enrolment and what the process is for choosing two specialisations. The official pages reviewed do not establish separate 2027-29 fee rates by specialisation or an additional international study charge.
The current procedure page gives two application-payment options: buy a form from the institute for ₹1,200 in cash, or pay online by card or net banking. Confirm the form is for the Kalkaji campus and the intended programme before submitting it. The returned page does not state a closing date. It asks applicants to submit completed forms with attested certificates and two passport-size photographs within ten days, but confirm the current document checklist and how the ten-day period is counted on the live form.
The same page displays scholarship eligibility for the 2027-29 session, including percentage-based categories and separate waivers for JIMS students, siblings and wards of martyrs. The listed categories use academic marks, entrance scores and, in some cases, GD/PI scores. The table's compact formatting leaves some conditions difficult to map to every category, so do not budget against a scholarship until JIMS confirms in writing that the exact programme, applicant profile and intake qualify. Ask whether an award is a percentage of tuition only, whether it is renewed across instalments or years, and whether it can be combined with another waiver.
JIMS also says it partners with Jammu & Kashmir Bank to facilitate education loans and can provide assistance with loan documentation. This does not guarantee loan approval, an interest rate or a particular repayment schedule. Compare the lender's written terms, processing charges and repayment start date independently, and check whether any security amount must be paid before a loan is disbursed.
The official hostel page describes a hostel facility for female students, at walking distance from the institute. It lists a common room with dining area, air-cooled or air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi, meals and a kitchenette on each floor. The page does not give the hostel fee, room-sharing options, meal plan, security deposit, availability or reservation procedure. Contact the institute directly for those details rather than adding an assumed hostel amount to the programme fee.
Build a separate living-cost budget for transport, books or supplies, meals outside any hostel plan, personal expenses and any placement or study activity charges. The available pages do not provide a current itemized schedule for these costs. The campus address shown in the campaign is MOR Pocket 105, Kalkaji, New Delhi 110019; verify the route and daily commute from your actual accommodation before deciding whether hostel residence is needed.
The current Admission Procedure page labels the intake 2027-29, but its refund paragraph still says tuition will not be refunded after foundation classes begin from 15 June 2026. That date is already past and cannot safely be treated as the 2027-29 refund cutoff. The separate Eligibility Criteria page also continues to state an October 2026 final-year result deadline, despite not identifying a 2027-29 intake. These are unresolved page inconsistencies; ask admissions for the current batch-specific refund policy and final-year document deadline in writing.
Before paying, request a dated fee letter for PGDM or PGDM-IB that answers: the total charge and what it includes; each of the four instalment amounts and due dates; the treatment and return timeline for the ₹10,000 security; taxes or one-time charges; scholarship eligibility and renewal; hostel availability and price if needed; and the refund terms for the 2027-29 cohort. Save the fee letter, application receipt and any scholarship award with the submitted form. If the online form or payment page shows different terms from the institute's information page, pause and confirm with JIMS Kalkaji using its current official contact details.
