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Explore Management collegesN. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research (NLDIMSR) shows the latest detailed full-time PGDM fee table for the 2026-28 batch. It lists the same year-wise amount for PGDM, PGDM (Finance) and PGDM (Business Analytics): ₹8.60 lakh for Year 1 and ₹7.90 lakh for Year 2, for a published total of ₹16.50 lakh. Treat this as a dated programme fee reference. The official page does not establish a 2027-29 schedule or itemise every possible charge. Before accepting an offer, get a written fee schedule for your exact programme and batch from the official admissions page.
The table sits under NLDIMSR’s full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Management programmes and names three options: PGDM, PGDM (Finance) and PGDM (Business Analytics). The institute’s official disclosure describes the full-time PGDM as a two-year programme across six trimesters. Its programme page describes a credit structure for learning that includes core courses, a major, specialisation courses, electives, internship and capstone work. The cost table does not show a separate fee premium for the Finance or Business Analytics option: each is listed at the same amount for the 2026-28 batch.
Keep this full-time schedule separate from other offerings visible in the institute’s navigation, including Global MBA, Ph.D., online and open/distance learning, and PGDM for working professionals. Those are separate formats or programmes, and their fee pages or notices should be checked independently. The official admissions page also describes the PGDM as AICTE-approved and AIU-recognised as equivalent to an MBA. The listed award is still PGDM; MBA equivalence is not the same as a university MBA degree.
The current PGDM page describes the programme as 109 credits: 60 core, 24 major, 12 specialisation and 6 elective credits, plus a 3-credit summer internship project, 3-credit capstone and 1-credit Bloomberg certification. That outline is useful when comparing what the institute says the programme includes, but it is not a fee-by-fee breakdown or a promise about every elective a student will take. Ask for the batch curriculum and academic calendar alongside the financial schedule so you can compare workload, project requirements and payment obligations on the same basis.
These figures are copied from the institute’s official fee table and its FAQ identifies the total as the fee for the PGDM batch 2026-28. The page introduces the table as year-wise tuition fees, but it does not provide a detailed component ledger on the reviewed page. Use ₹16.50 lakh as the published total for that batch, not as a confirmed 2027-29 quotation. The two annual figures add to the stated total; they do not establish the due dates, number of instalments or whether a particular payment is refundable.
The institute describes the two-year PGDM as running across six trimesters. Do not assume the annual amounts are collected once a year or split evenly across those terms; the current batch payment calendar is the authority for due dates.
Use the table to start a comparison, then ask the institute for the complete payment circular for the batch you are considering. Confirm whether any admission deposit, examination or student-services charge, refundable caution deposit, taxes, learning materials, transport, meals or accommodation are charged separately or included. The current page does not itemise those components, so they should remain unestimated until NLDIMSR provides a written answer. Its admissions page says it has education-loan associations with financial institutions, but names or promotional links do not guarantee your eligibility, interest rate or sanction terms. Compare the actual loan offer and repayment schedule with the institute’s payment calendar before borrowing.
NLDIMSR publishes a merit-scholarship table for PGDM 2026-28 with exam-specific thresholds. That table has its own test-year labels and award conditions; do not subtract a scholarship from the fee total unless you have an individual award confirmation for the correct batch and programme. The institute also links a separate scholarship policy and impact reports. Read the detailed terms for continuing eligibility, documentation, disbursement timing and whether an award can be combined with other aid. A scholarship headline is not a guaranteed reduction for every admitted student.
As of the reviewed page, the last specified full-time fee edition is 2026-28. NLDIMSR has not published a 2027-29 amount in the materials reviewed for this article, so applicants to the next batch should confirm the updated schedule instead of treating this table as a current quote.
