Fee breakdown 2026-28: 1st year and 2nd year
The published Jaypee Business School fees for the 2026-28 MBA intake list exact per-year line items and totals; below table reproduces the institution's published figures so applicants can see amounts at a glance.
| Component | First-year (INR) | Second-year (INR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | 5,50,000 | 5,78,000 | Published tuition component per academic year |
| Development Fee | 90,000 | 95,000 | Infrastructure/development charges listed per year |
| Study Material | 15,000 | 15,000 | Academic learning material per year |
| Total Institutional Fee | 6,80,000 | 6,88,000 | Two-year institutional fee: 13,68,000 |
Interpretation: the official per-year totals add to a published institutional programme fee of Rs.13,68,000 for the two-year MBA. The institution separately lists a one-time refundable caution money of Rs.20,000 (see next section for refund rule). Semester billing is used; partial semester payment is required to confirm the seat as per the admission offer.
update: JBS published these figures on its official pages in July–September 2026 (blog and fee-structure pages). Confirm the final payable amount on your admission offer and the official JBS fee page.
For verification, consult the Jaypee Business School programme fee page and the Jaypee Institute of Information Technology admission portal.
Other mandatory charges: caution money and one-time fees
Jaypee Business School fees include a one-time caution money of Rs.20,000, refundable after completion or leaving the programme subject to conditions. The published 2026-28 fee pages and the JBS blog (September 2026) state this amount and its refundable nature.
The table below summarises mandatory non-recurring charges that appear on the official 2026-28 fee schedule.
| Charge | Amount (INR) | Refundable | When refunded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caution Money | 20,000 | Yes | After completion of or leaving the programme (subject to applicable conditions) |
| Admission Fee / Admission Charges | 25,000 (first year) | No | Not applicable |
Interpretation: the Rs.20,000 caution money is charged once and returned at the end of the academic programme, subject to the institute's refund conditions; the institute's published wording (September 2026) states refund "after completion of or leaving the programme, subject to applicable conditions." The Rs.25,000 admission fee appears only in the first-year fee column of the 2026-28 schedule and is non-refundable.
For confirmation of the refund procedure, contact the admissions office at Jaypee Business School or the parent campus administration of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Management Studies using the official admission contacts on JBS pages. Keep the admission offer letter: it specifies the exact partial payment required to secure the seat and any conditional deductions from caution money.
Semester payment, seat confirmation and registration rules
Jaypee Business School fees policy requires a partial deposit on acceptance to secure the offered seat, with the remaining first-semester balance due at registration and subsequent semester fees payable on registration dates stated in the academic calendar.
On receipt of the admission offer letter, candidates must deposit the partial academic fee for semester-1 as specified in the offer to confirm their seat; the offer letter supplies the exact amount and payment instructions. The balance for semester‑1 is payable on the day of registration.
Every subsequent semester fee must be paid at registration as per the published academic calendar; the official JBS fee page states, "Fee for every semester shall be payable on the registration dates as per academic calendar." (JBS MBA Fee Structure page, undated but reflected in the JBS blog updated September 2026).
- Deposit to secure seat: Pay the partial academic fee amount shown in the admission offer when you accept admission.
- Registration-day payment: Pay the remaining first-semester balance at registration; failure to register and pay on the specified day will forfeit claim on the seat.
- Subsequent semesters: Pay semester fees on registration dates published in the academic calendar.
The college warning is explicit: if a student does not register on the specified date in the first semester, "he/she will have no claim on the seat." This is posted on the JBS official fee-structure page and reiterated in the JBS blog (published/updated September 2026).
ACTION REQUIRED: Pay the partial academic fee amount listed in your admission offer immediately to secure the seat; keep proof of payment and note the registration date in the JBS academic calendar for balance payment.
Students should check their admission offer and the JBS academic calendar for exact payment amounts, dates and online payment links; for admission procedure and payment instructions consult the JBS admission pages.
Scholarships and fee waivers: bands, continuation and SGPA rule
Jaypee Business School publishes merit-based scholarship bands that link qualifying-degree CGPA and CAT percentile to a defined fee-waiver percentage; continuation is conditional on maintaining a semester SGPA threshold. The published table below shows the official bands for the 2026-28 MBA intake.
| Qualifying CGPA | CAT Percentile | Scholarship (%) | Continuation SGPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7.50 - 7.99 | 60.0 - 70.0 | 20% | ≥7.50 each semester |
| 8.00 - 8.49 | 70.0 - 80.0 | 30% | ≥7.50 each semester |
| 8.50 - 8.99 | 80.0 - 90.0 | 40% | ≥7.50 each semester |
| 9.00 and above | ≥90.1 | 50% | ≥7.50 each semester |
Interpretation: a student awarded any of these waivers must produce the stated qualifying CGPA and CAT percentile at admission; to retain the waiver across semesters the official rule requires maintaining an SGPA of at least 7.5 every semester. The scholarship will be withdrawn if SGPA falls below 7.5 or if the student obtains a fail grade or is debarred in any subject.
These scholarship bands and the continuation SGPA rule are published by JBS for the 2026-28 session; candidates should confirm amounts shown in their admission offer. (JBS blog, published/updated September 2026; MBA Fee Structure page, undated.)
Practical note: the scholarship percentage reduces the institutional tuition component and is applied as per the admission offer. For details on application and confirmation procedures consult the JBS admission pages linked in the article.
Hostel: official figure or estimated costs
Jaypee Business School does not publish a hostel charge specifically on its MBA fee page; however related Jaypee campus sources list campus accommodation charges. The available official figures apply to the parent campus (JIIT/Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) and to broader Jaypee programme pages rather than the JBS MBA page. Where a JBS-specific hostel number is missing, the table below shows the official campus figures and a labelled estimate for MBA students.
| Item | Amount (INR) | Period | Source/Assumption |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official campus hostel (single/twin sharing; range) | ₹95,000–₹1,35,000 | Per semester | JIIT fee profile; published Sep 2026 |
| Estimated MBA hostel (labelled estimate) | ₹1,90,000 (per year) — Estimated | Per year | Calculated as two semesters × midpoint of JIIT range (₹1,15,000/sem). Midpoint chosen because JBS uses JIIT campus facilities; estimate labelled and assumption explained. |
The practical interpretation: students taking JBS hostel should budget about ₹1.9 lakh per year (Estimated) if they choose typical twin/single shared rooms on campus, but JBS’s MBA fee pages do not include hostel charges and require separate booking and payment.
caution: The JBS MBA fee structure for 2026-28 published on Sep 19, 2026 lists a ₹20,000 one-time refundable caution money but does not publish hostel rates; confirm room category and mess inclusions with the admissions office when you receive your offer.
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How scholarships are applied and continuation conditions
Scholarships at Jaypee Business School are credited as fee waivers against the published institutional fee and are awarded at admission based on qualifying-degree CGPA and CAT percentile bands for the 2026-28 session. The published bands and corresponding waivers are 20%, 30%, 40% and 50% depending on the CGPA and percentile (JBS official pages, updated Sep 2026).
On receipt of an admission offer the payable amount shown in the Offer Letter will reflect any scholarship granted; the scholarship reduces the institutional fee liability and therefore reduces the fee required to be paid for semester-1 as part of seat confirmation. The JBS fee page states that "a partial academic fee for semester-1 as mentioned in the Admission Offer Letter, is required to be deposited" to secure the seat; this payable sum will be lower if a scholarship is applied in the offer (JBS MBA Fee Structure page, published/updated Sept 2026).
Continuation of the scholarship across semesters is conditional on maintaining the published academic performance threshold. For the 2026-28 scholarship policy JBS requires that the student achieve the SGPA band stated in the scholarship table each semester; the scholarship is withdrawn if semester SGPA falls below 7.5 or if the student receives a fail grade or is debarred in any subject (JBS MBA Fee Structure page, undated but mirrored by the JBS blog updated Sep 2026).
Practical implications for admitted students:
- Confirm the exact waived amount in your Admission Offer Letter before paying the seat-confirmation fee.
- Pay the reduced partial semester-1 fee by the deadline stated in the offer to hold the seat; failure to register on the specified date forfeits claim on the seat (JBS fee rules).
- Monitor semester SGPA carefully; a single semester SGPA <7.5 or any fail/debarment will result in immediate withdrawal of the scholarship for subsequent semesters.
- Queries on scholarship calculation or restoration after reinstatement should be directed to the JBS admissions/help desk contact on the official site.
Payment modes, late fees and refund policy details
Jaypee Business School accepts online payment modes and specifies semester-wise payment and refund mechanics in its official fee pages; published pages for the 2026-28 session list the timing rules and caution-money refund but do not itemise late-fee slabs or multiple payment channels with dates.
The following table summarises the payment-related items that are explicitly published on the JBS fee page for 2026-28.
| Payment mode | Details | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Online payment (semester fee) | Balance fee for semester-1 payable on the day of registration; partial academic fee deposit required on offer to secure seat | Instructions given in the Admission Offer Letter; registration dates follow the academic calendar (JBS fee page, published pages updated Sept 2026) |
| One-time refundable deposit | ₹20,000 caution money; refundable after completion of programme or leaving, subject to conditions | Amount published on JBS fee page for academic session 2026-28 (JBS blog and fee-structure pages, Sept 2026) |
Practical interpretation: applicants must follow the payment instructions in the Admission Offer Letter. JBS requires a partial semester-1 payment to confirm the seat; the remainder for semester-1 is due at registration and subsequent semester fees are payable on registration dates in the academic calendar. The published material states that failure to register on the specified first-semester date leaves the candidate with no claim on the seat.
Refunds: JBS explicitly lists the ₹20,000 caution money as refundable after programme completion or leaving, "subject to applicable conditions"; the fee pages do not publish a detailed pro‑rated tuition refund table or timelines for refund processing. No late-fee or penalty slabs are published on the official 2026-28 fee pages or blog; candidates should assume that any late-payment penalties or precise online transaction instructions will be stated in the Admission Offer Letter and registration instructions.
For authoritative payment steps and any late‑fee rule, check the JBS payment instructions in the admission offer or contact the admissions office listed on the official pages.
How to pay, where to apply and contacts for fee queries
Jaypee Business School fees can be paid after you receive the admission offer; applications and fee payments are handled through the institute’s online portals and admission office. Apply using the official online application and follow the fee instructions contained in your admission offer letter.
Direct application and payment links:
- Jaypee Business School — Apply Online (official application portal linked by JBS).
- JBS payment instructions and fee schedule are published on the official MBA Fee Structure page; candidates must follow the instalment and registration dates specified in their Admission Offer Letter.
Admission helpdesk and fee query contacts:
- Admission / general enquiries: 9560349700 (phone).
- Admission query phone: 9560349500.
- Email for general queries: admission@jiit.ac.in.
- Email for admission/fee queries: jbs@jiit.ac.in.
Payment and seat confirmation rules: on receipt of the admission offer letter you are required to deposit the partial academic fee for Semester‑1 as specified in the offer to secure the seat; balance for Semester‑1 is payable on registration day and subsequent semester fees on registration dates as per the academic calendar. Failure to register on the specified first‑semester date will forfeit any claim on the seat.
ACTION: Deposit the partial Semester‑1 fee amount stated in your Admission Offer Letter by the deadline in the offer to confirm your seat; follow the payment method and registration dates in the offer.
For campus contact and broader university enquiries see the Jaypee Institute of Information Technology contact page for campus address and administrative contacts.
Costs to budget beyond institutional fee
Plan for living and study expenses in addition to the Rs.13.68 lakh institutional fee for the 2026–28 MBA session. Official JBS pages list the institutional fee and a refundable Rs.20,000 caution deposit; other recurring costs are not listed on the primary fee page and must be budgeted separately.
The table below explains common expense categories and shows conservative, clearly labelled estimates with assumptions so CAT/MBA aspirants can plan a realistic annual budget.
| Item | Estimated annual cost (INR) | Assumption |
|---|---|---|
| Hostel (on-campus or university-managed) | Estimated ₹2,00,000 | Approximate: based on JIIT/JBS-related hostel semester charges reported for 2026–27 and typical annualisation (see note). See Jaypee Institute of Information Technology for hostel semester bands (2026–27). |
| Food / Mess | Estimated ₹90,000 | Approximate: assumes ₹7,500 per month for 12 months where mess may be partially included; adjust if private accommodation chosen. |
| Books & academic materials | Estimated ₹15,000 | Approximate: printed and digital material, course packs and consumables as not itemised in the official JBS fee table. |
| Laptop / essential technology (annualised) | Estimated ₹25,000 | Approximate: a mid-range laptop cost spread over three years; one-time purchase may be higher. |
| Travel & local transport | Estimated ₹24,000 | Approximate: ₹2,000 per month for commuting and occasional travel within NCR. |
| Personal & miscellaneous | Estimated ₹36,000 | Approximate: ₹3,000 per month for phone, clothing, recreation and incidentals. |
Interpretation: adding these estimates gives an approximate annual living cost of ₹3.90 lakh. Actual expense will vary by room type, meal plan and lifestyle; hostel and mess inclusions should be confirmed with JBS admissions or the hostel office before accepting an offer. For official hostel charges and caution-money policy see the JBS fee page and JIIT hostel bands linked above.
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Comparison: how JBS fees sit in NCR private B-school range
Jaypee Business School fees for the 2026-28 MBA programme — a published institutional total of Rs.13.68 lakh for two years plus a Rs.20,000 refundable caution — places JBS in the medium-range bracket among private MBA providers in the Delhi–NCR private-sector market.
The campus-published breakdown shows a first-year institutional fee of Rs.6.80 lakh and a second-year institutional fee of Rs.6.88 lakh (JBS blog, published/updated Sep 2026; site fee page, undated). Combined with the separate one-time refundable caution money of Rs.20,000 (site fee page), the headline outlay a student must plan for at offer-acceptance is Rs.13.88 lakh including the deposit.
This level reflects a tuition and institutional-charge mix where tuition is the dominant item (first-year tuition Rs.5.50 lakh, second-year tuition Rs.5.78 lakh) while development and study-material charges add a meaningful share to the annual payment schedule (JBS fee structure, site; JBS blog, Sep 2026).
Compared with the typical private-sector pricing in NCR, JBS is not in the lowest-cost segment (where programme totals can appear significantly lower) and it is also below the top premium bracket for specialised or high-fee private MBA offerings. The published merit scholarships of up to 50% (JBS fee page and blog, Sep 2026) can materially reduce net payable fees for eligible candidates and move effective cost toward the lower-medium band for scholarship recipients.
For CAT/MBA aspirants assessing affordability, consider two practical points: (1) confirm specialisation-specific totals before accepting an offer because some JBS specialisations publish higher two-year totals; and (2) include refundable caution money and living costs in your budget. For official confirmation and the programme-specific totals, use the JBS fee page and the 19 Sep 2026 blog post that publish the 2026-28 figures.
Also Read: MBA fees in India 2026: Program-wise cost breakdown
Important Points
When you accept a Jaypee Business School offer and prepare to pay, act on the following verified points to secure your seat and protect refundable deposits.
The published 2026–28 institutional fees are Rs.6,80,000 for Year 1 and Rs.6,88,000 for Year 2; a one-time refundable caution money Rs.20,000 is required. (JBS official pages updated Sep 2026.)
- Pay the partial semester-1 amount specified in the Admission Offer Letter by the deadline in that letter to confirm your seat; failure to register on the specified registration date forfeits the seat (JBS fee page, undated; blog updated Sep 2026).
- Semester fees are payable on the registration dates shown in the academic calendar; the balance for semester‑1 must be paid at registration day as instructed in the offer.
- Scholarships are applied at admission based on qualifying‑degree CGPA and CAT percentile bands; continuation requires meeting published SGPA thresholds each semester and will be withdrawn if SGPA < 7.5 or a fail/debarred grade occurs (JBS fee page).
- Keep documentation of the refundable caution deposit receipt; refund is processed after programme completion subject to institute conditions (JBS fee structure).
- Hostel charges are not included in the institutional fee table; confirm hostel room fee and mess details directly with admissions—public summaries list hostel totals on third‑party pages but verify with JBS before payment.
- Use the official payment instructions in your Admission Offer Letter or the JBS payment portal links on the MBA Admission pages to make transfers; contact the admissions helpdesk emails provided on the official site for fee disputes.
- Budget separately for accommodation, food, transport, personal items and any additional course materials or special programme fees not listed in the institutional fee.
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Important Points
- Total published fee The two-year institutional fee for the MBA 2026-28 batch is ₹13,68,000 (first year ₹6,80,000, second year ₹6,88,000).
- Caution money A one-time refundable caution money of ₹20,000 is required; refund is processed after programme completion subject to conditions.
- Scholarship bands Merit scholarships range from 20% to 50% based on qualifying CGPA and CAT percentile; continuation requires maintaining semester SGPA bands.
- Seat confirmation Partial semester-1 academic fee (as stated in the admission offer letter) must be deposited to secure the seat and students must register on the specified day or forfeit the seat.
- Hostel charges MBA institutional fee excludes hostel; third-party listings show hostel estimates (approx) between ₹1.05–1.35 lakh per semester for JIIT campus options — labelled as Approximate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the exact Jaypee Business School fees for the 2026-28 MBA programme?
The published two-year institutional fee for the MBA 2026-28 batch is ₹13,68,000, split as ₹6,80,000 for the first year and ₹6,88,000 for the second year. An additional one-time refundable caution money of ₹20,000 is listed.
Is the ₹20,000 caution money refundable and when will it be returned?
The caution money of ₹20,000 is one-time and refundable; JBS states it will be refunded after completion of the programme or leaving the programme, subject to applicable conditions and deductions if any.
How are scholarships at Jaypee Business School awarded and continued?
Scholarships are merit-based. Bands are tied to qualifying-degree CGPA and CAT percentile: 20% (CGPA 7.50–7.99, CAT 60–70), 30% (8.00–8.49, CAT 70–80), 40% (8.50–8.99, CAT 80–90), 50% (≥9.00, CAT ≥90.1). Continuation requires maintaining the same SGPA band each semester; scholarship is withdrawn if SGPA < 7.5 or on fail/debarred in any subject.
What payment is required to confirm a seat after receiving the admission offer?
To confirm the seat you must pay the partial academic fee for semester‑1 as specified in the Admission Offer Letter. The balance for semester‑1 is payable on the registration day. If you do not register on the first‑semester registration date, you forfeit the seat.
Are hostel fees included in the institutional MBA fee or charged separately?
Hostel fees are not included in the published institutional MBA fee. JBS does not list hostel charges in the MBA fee table; separate JIIT campus listings show hostel as charged separately (approximate figures available and should be verified with JBS).
What happens if I fail to register on the specified date in the 1st semester?
If a student does not register on the specified date in the first semester, they will have no claim on the seat and the institute may release it; seat confirmation requires both the admission payment and registration on the scheduled date.
Conclusion
Jaypee Business School fees for the MBA 2026-28 session are published and specific: an institutional two‑year charge of ₹13,68,000 (first year ₹6,80,000, second year ₹6,88,000) plus a one‑time refundable caution money of ₹20,000. Scholarships up to 50% are available under defined CGPA and CAT percentile bands, and continuation requires maintaining semester SGPA thresholds. Confirm seat by paying the partial semester‑1 amount in the offer letter and registering on the scheduled date; verify any hostel or additional living costs separately with admissions.
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