Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University (JIIT) Courses & Fee Structure

JIIT Noida Fees 2026-27: Tuition, Hostel and One-Time Charges

Read the fee schedule by programme and year

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT), Noida publishes a programme-wise fee schedule for Academic Year 2026-27. It separates tuition fee (TF), development fee (DF), semester totals, annual totals and one-time charges. The amounts below follow the official General Category in INR schedule and should be read as a dated reference: JIIT marks admissions for 2026-27 closed, and the reviewed material does not establish a 2027-28 fee schedule. Confirm the new fee page before accepting an offer or planning a later intake.

The fee schedule does not give one useful “total cost” for every student. A student’s amount depends on programme, year, room type, category and any eligible waiver. The figures below keep recurring academic amounts separate from hostel, admission, application and refundable caution charges. They are not a full attendance-cost estimate and do not include meals, travel, personal spending or optional expenses.

Academic fees for the General Category

For BTech and five-year Integrated MTech, the page lists annual totals of ₹3.79 lakh in year one, ₹3.98 lakh in year two, ₹4.18 lakh in year three and ₹4.39 lakh in year four. The Integrated MTech table also shows ₹4.61 lakh for the fifth year. The semester totals rise from ₹1.895 lakh in the first two semesters to ₹2.305 lakh in semesters nine and ten. The page groups BTech and Integrated MTech together, so applicants should use their offer and programme duration to identify whether a fifth year applies.

The lateral-entry/direct admission schedule starts at year two: it lists annual totals of ₹3.79 lakh, ₹3.98 lakh and ₹4.18 lakh for years two, three and four. Do not apply the regular first-year BTech amount to a lateral-entry student or treat the table as a separate admission charge.

For BBA and BCom, the 2026-27 schedule lists annual totals of ₹2.40 lakh, ₹2.52 lakh, ₹2.65 lakh and ₹2.78 lakh. For BSc and BCA it lists ₹1.78 lakh, ₹1.87 lakh, ₹1.96 lakh and ₹2.05 lakh. These are schedule years, not a claim that every named course has the same exit award or duration; refer to the programme page and offer for the enrolled course.

Among postgraduate schedules, MTech is listed at ₹2.02 lakh for year one and ₹2.12 lakh for year two. MSc is ₹1.01 lakh and ₹1.06 lakh; MCom is ₹98,000 and ₹1.03 lakh; MCA and MDes are ₹1.94 lakh and ₹2.04 lakh. The page shows separate figures for three MBA formats: general MBA at ₹6.55 lakh and ₹6.88 lakh by year; MBA in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at ₹6.95 lakh and ₹7.28 lakh; and MBA in Hospital and Healthcare Management at ₹3.14 lakh and ₹3.29 lakh.

MBA semester totals include a “Study Mat.” line of ₹15,000 in semesters one and three, with a dash in semesters two and four. This is why the listed semester totals are not simply the same in each year. Check the live schedule for the exact programme label and charge breakdown before budgeting.

What the line items mean

For BTech, the 2026-27 page lists tuition and development fee separately. In year one, each semester has ₹1.55 lakh tuition plus ₹34,500 development fee, for a listed total of ₹1.895 lakh per semester and ₹3.79 lakh for the year. The schedule increases these components in later years. MBA and several other programmes also list development fee; MTech, MSc and MCom tables show tuition fee as the listed academic line. Keep the fee heads separate when comparing programmes rather than treating “annual fee” as tuition alone.

An admission charge is a one-time amount, separate from academic fees. The schedule lists ₹25,000 for BTech, Integrated MTech, BTech lateral entry and MBA; ₹15,000 for BBA, BCom, MTech, MCA and MDes; and ₹10,000 for BSc, BCA, BA, MCom and MSc. The application fee is another separate one-time payment: ₹1,200 for BTech and lateral entry; ₹1,000 for MTech, MBA, MCA, MDes and PhD; and ₹500 for BSc, BCA, BBA, BA, BCom, MCom and MSc. The page lists higher application charges for some international or other-category routes, so do not apply the General Category application fee to those applicants.

JIIT also lists ₹20,000 caution money for all programmes, describing it as one-time and refundable after programme completion. It is not tuition. Refund timing and any deductions should be confirmed in the applicable policy and admission documents.

Hostel charges are additional

For Indian students, the fee page lists hostel charges per semester for AY 2026-27 by room arrangement: ₹1.35 lakh for a single room or twin-sharing room with attached washroom; ₹1.15 lakh for twin sharing; ₹1.05 lakh for triple- or four-sharing; and ₹95,000 for five- or six-sharing. These are not included in the annual academic totals above. Room availability, allocation and exact accommodation terms should be checked with the hostel office and current joining instructions.

The page separately quotes foreign-national/OCI/CIWGC hostel fees in US dollars and notes that the amount depends on accommodation type. It does not make the Indian-student rupee schedule a universal hostel rate. Meal expenses are not itemised in the cited fee table, so do not assume that hostel charges include meals.

Waivers and category-specific schedules

The fee page has separate buttons and schedules for General Category in INR, NRI/NRI-sponsored applicants in USD, Foreign National/OCI/CIWGC applicants in USD, and SAARC category applicants in INR. The other-category table includes annual fees and marks-based waiver columns. Those amounts and currency labels are category-specific; they should not be mixed into the General Category programme table.

JIIT’s page says continuation of a listed waiver in later years depends on achieving the equivalent CGPA. The supplementary brochure and scholarship page contain additional conditions. A student should verify the exact scheme, programme, qualifying marks, category documents and continuation rules rather than subtract a displayed percentage from the annual amount without checking the underlying schedule.

Estimate your payable amount carefully

For an initial estimate, start with the academic total for the correct programme and year, then add one-time admission and application charges where applicable. Add the room-specific hostel amount separately if you plan to live on campus. Keep the refundable caution money visible as a separate cash requirement, even though the university describes it as refundable after programme completion. For MBA, include the study-material entries only in the semesters where the page lists them.

Do not multiply a first-year figure by the number of study years: several programmes have scheduled increases. Do not combine the annual academic total with the semester hostel amount without matching the period. Do not add the caution money to the recurring annual fee or present it as non-refundable tuition. If you receive an offer, use its fee demand and due dates as the payable reference for that seat and cycle.

The 2026-27 fee page is useful for understanding JIIT’s fee structure, but it is not evidence of a 2027-28 price. The currently closed admissions notice and the absence of a reviewed later-year schedule mean prospective applicants should check the official fee page again when the next intake is announced.

Frequently asked questions

What is the listed first-year BTech fee for 2026-27?

The General Category table lists ₹3.79 lakh per year, made up of two ₹1.895 lakh semester totals. Admission, application, hostel and caution charges are separate.

Is hostel included in the academic fee?

No. The fee page presents Indian-student hostel charges separately per semester and lists different amounts by room type.

Is the ₹20,000 caution money refundable?

JIIT labels it one-time and refundable after programme completion. Check the applicable policy for the process and conditions.

Are these fees current for 2027-28?

The cited schedule is for 2026-27. The reviewed sources do not establish the next academic year’s fees.