Courses Offered at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

The PGDM fee for the Batch 2026-28 is INR 7,50,000 for Year 1 and INR 7,25,000 for Year 2, taking the total programme fee to INR 14,75,000. A refundable security deposit of INR 15,000 is payable in addition to the programme fee. Residential students pay hostel fees separately, which are INR 2,10,000 per year for an AC single room and INR 1,40,000 per year for an AC double room for 2026-27, along with a refundable hostel deposit of INR 10,000. Complete cost details are on the fee structure.

• PGDM with Marketing specialisation - 2 years, full-time
• PGDM with HR specialisation - 2 years, full-time
• PGDM with Operations specialisation - 2 years, full-time
• PGDM with Finance and Strategy specialisation - 2 years, full-time
• PGDM (Service Management) - two-year programme offered by the institute
• Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) - doctoral level programme
• Total PGDM fee for Batch 2026-28: INR 14,75,000 (Year 1: INR 7,50,000; Year 2: INR 7,25,000)

Eligibility for the PGDM requires a bachelor's degree from a recognised Indian university with at least 50 percent marks or an equivalent CGPA. Final-year students can apply provisionally, subject to submitting proof of graduation by 1 October 2026. Candidates must also hold a valid score in CAT 2025, XAT 2026, CMAT, MAT or GMAT. Selection is based on a composite of aptitude test score, personal interview, academic performance, case analysis, work experience and extra-curricular activities, and diversity.

Teaching at the institute blends classroom learning with industry exposure. An Academic Council comprising industry leaders and academicians guides the curriculum and pedagogy, and about 20 percent of the lectures are delivered by corporate experts. Technology-enabled classrooms support lecture capture and live online courses, and both faculty and students are encouraged to complete MOOCs as part of a continuous learning culture. Students looking at the programme as an investment can also see the placement outcomes.

The dual specialisation structure is designed so that, for example, a student can combine Marketing with Finance and Strategy or HR with Operations, depending on career interests. Alongside the coursework, students engage in case analysis and applied learning, which are also assessed during the admission stage, so the programme rewards analytical thinking from the very beginning. Eligibility conditions in full are given under admission eligibility.