Indian Institute of Management Jammu (IIM Jammu)

#35th. NIRF 2025 (Management)📍 Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir

Indian Institute of Management Jammu (IIM Jammu) Scholarship 2026 Financial Aid, Merit & Category Scholarships

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16.04 LPA

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26.6 LPA

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Institute Type

Public

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Total Courses

8 Courses

A management degree from a leading institute is a significant investment, and IIM Jammu supports students through a mix of merit-based scholarships, need-based assistance, fellowships and bank loan tie-ups. The financial aid framework covers the MBA, the Integrated Program in Management, the Executive MBA, the dual degree and the doctoral programme, so that talented candidates are not held back by financial constraints.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Information regarding scholarships and financial aid opportunities provided by the institute.

Available Scholarships

Scholarship Name	Eligibility Criteria	Award Amount
Bank Loan Facility	Available to eligible applicants across MBA, IPM and Executive MBA programmes through tie-ups with banks.	As per bank terms; collateral requirements vary by scheme.
Merit Scholarship (Top Performers)	Top 10% performers in MBA Year I, based on academic performance.	Reported at approximately INR 2,00,000.
IPM/BTech Scholarships	Available to meritorious IPM and Dual Degree (B.Tech) students; applications invited in July for the Autumn Semester and January for the Spring Semester.	Covers tuition fees, academic expenses and/or living costs depending on the scheme.
Executive MBA Concession for Defence Personnel	Serving/veteran defence personnel with valid service proof.	Fee concession on the Executive MBA programme (percentage as per the prevailing admission policy).
Need-cum-Merit Scholarship	Second-year MBA students with a minimum CGPA of 7.00 and no failing grades; financial assistance based on the candidate's family annual income.	Full to partial tuition fee waiver depending on assessed financial need.
PhD Fellowship	All admitted full-time PhD scholars.	Tuition fee waived; monthly stipend of INR 55,000 (Years 1-2) rising to INR 60,000 post-comprehensive examination, plus conference and other allowances.

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Scholarships and Financial Aid at IIM Jammu

Merit Scholarship (Top Performers)

Students ranked in the top 10 percent of the MBA Year I batch on the basis of academic performance are eligible for a merit scholarship, reported at approximately INR 2,00,000. This recognises consistent academic achievement and motivates students to perform well from the very first year.

Need-cum-Merit Scholarship

Second-year MBA students who hold a minimum CGPA of 7.00 with no failing grades can apply for the Need-cum-Merit Scholarship. The assistance is based on the family annual income of the candidate and ranges from a full to a partial tuition fee waiver depending on the assessed financial need.

IPM and B.Tech Scholarships

Meritorious students in the IPM and the Dual Degree (B.Tech) programme can apply for scholarships, with applications invited in July for the Autumn Semester and in January for the Spring Semester. Depending on the scheme, the support covers tuition fees, academic expenses and living costs.

Executive MBA Concession for Defence Personnel

Serving and veteran defence personnel who hold valid service proof are eligible for a fee concession on the Executive MBA programme, with the percentage determined by the prevailing admission policy.

PhD Fellowship

All admitted full-time PhD scholars receive a fellowship that waives tuition fees. The monthly stipend is INR 55,000 in the first and second years and rises to INR 60,000 after the scholar clears the comprehensive examination. Scholars also receive support of up to INR 2,00,000 over the programme for participation in national and international conferences, plus a one-time laptop grant and other allowances.

Bank Loan Facility

Eligible applicants to the MBA, IPM and Executive MBA programmes can use the bank loan facility offered through the institute's tie-ups with banks. Loan amounts and collateral requirements depend on the bank and the scheme chosen, so families should compare the terms before deciding.