What are the placement statistics at JIIT Noida?

In 2024-25, 244 companies visited. The highest package was INR 1.15 Cr (Amazon EMEA) and the average package was INR 11.66 LPA.

Does JIIT offer lateral entry admission?

Yes. Lateral entry to 2nd year B.Tech is available for Diploma, B.Sc (with Mathematics), or 3-year BVoc/DVoc holders.

Is branch change allowed after 1st year at JIIT?

No. Change of programme/branch is not allowed after the last date of admission closure.

What is the hostel fee at JIIT Noida?

Hostel fee is INR 1,00,000 per semester (INR 2,00,000 per year) for general category students, with a one-time refundable security deposit of INR 20,000. NRI/Foreign students pay USD 1,500 per semester.

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

#101-150 NIRF📍 Noida, Uttar Pradesh

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Scholarship 2026 Admissions 2026, Courses, Fees & Cutoffs

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10.75 LPA

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21 Courses

JIIT's scholarship portfolio is smaller in absolute number than some larger institutions but includes several genuinely impactful awards - particularly the girl student fee waiver and the William Webster Merit-cum-Means scholarship. The challenge with JIIT scholarships is that they are competitive and awarded to small numbers of students, meaning the majority of students pay the full fee structure. At a total B.Tech cost of approximately ₹14.5–20 lakhs over four years (plus ₹4.4–6.8 lakhs hostel over four years), JIIT is on the more expensive end of private engineering colleges in NCR - though the placement ROI for CSE and ECE graduates makes it genuinely worthwhile for students who clear the cutoff.

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Scholarships & Financial Aid

Special scholarship to promote female enrollment in engineering.

Available Scholarships

Scholarship Name	Eligibility Criteria	Award Amount
Girl Student Scholarship Special scholarship to promote female enrollment in engineering.	B.Tech girl students with parental income below INR 50,000/month.	50% Tuition Fee Waiver Apply Link →
Free Education for JEE Top Rankers Institute merit scholarship for JEE top rankers admitted to B.Tech.	JEE Main All India Rank holders in top bracket.	Full tuition fee waiver Apply Link →
William Webster Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Funded by Jaiprakash Sewa Sansthan with an initial corpus of INR 20 Lakhs. Adjusted against tuition fees in the year approved.	Economically weak UP students; combined parental income ≤ INR 1.5 Lakh/year; merit based on 10th (15%), 12th (35%), B.Tech 1st Sem (50%) marks.	Up to one semester Tuition Fee waiver Apply Link →
UP Government Scholarship (Post-Matric) State Government of UP scheme. Apply at scholarship.up.gov.in.	SC/ST/OBC/Minority students from Uttar Pradesh with family income below threshold.	Variable (State-funded) Apply Link →
UP Government Scholarship (Post-Matric) State Government of UP scheme. Apply at scholarship.up.gov.in.	SC/ST/OBC/Minority students from Uttar Pradesh with family income below threshold.	Variable (State-funded) Apply Link →
Girl Student Scholarship Special scholarship to promote female enrollment in engineering.	B.Tech girl students with parental income below INR 50,000/month.	50% Tuition Fee Waiver Apply Link →
Free Education for JEE Top Rankers Institute merit scholarship for JEE top rankers admitted to B.Tech.	JEE Main All India Rank holders in top bracket.	Full tuition fee waiver Apply Link →
William Webster Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Funded by Jaiprakash Sewa Sansthan with an initial corpus of INR 20 Lakhs. Adjusted against tuition fees in the year approved.	Economically weak UP students; combined parental income ≤ INR 1.5 Lakh/year; merit based on 10th (15%), 12th (35%), B.Tech 1st Sem (50%) marks.	Up to one semester Tuition Fee waiver Apply Link →

Scholarships and Financial Aid at JIIT Noida

The 50% tuition fee waiver for girl students whose parents earn less than ₹50,000 per month is one of JIIT's most practically impactful scholarships and is specifically targeted at making technical education accessible for meritorious girl students from middle-income families. The eligibility threshold of ₹50,000/month parental income is meaningfully higher than many similar schemes elsewhere, capturing a broader portion of the student population. Continuation requires maintaining a CGPA of 7.5 per semester - a reasonable academic bar that ensures the scholarship supports committed students.

Scholarships Available at JIIT Noida
Scholarship	Offered By	Eligibility	Award
Girl Student Fee Waiver	JIIT Institution	Girl students in B.Tech; parental income < ₹50,000/month	50% tuition fee waiver; continuation requires CGPA ≥ 7.5/semester
Board Topper Merit Scholarship	JIIT Institution	Board exam toppers (state/national level) at 10+2	50% tuition fee waiver; continuation requires CGPA ≥ 7.5/semester
William Webster Merit-cum-Means Scholarship	JIIT Institution	B.Tech students; combined parental income < ₹8 LPA; merit evaluated on Class 10 + Class 12 + Semester 1 CGPA	1 semester's tuition fee waiver per academic year; 2 awards total (1 at Sector 62, 1 at Sector 128); evaluated in Semester 2; continue with CGPA ≥ 7.0
MBA Merit Scholarship	JIIT Institution	MBA students; based on CAT entrance exam marks	Fee concession (amount varies by CAT performance)
AICTE Pragati Scholarship	AICTE (National)	Girl students in AICTE-approved technical programmes; family income ≤ ₹8 LPA	₹30,000/year + ₹2,000 contingency grant
AICTE Saksham Scholarship	AICTE (National)	PwD students with 40%+ disability; family income ≤ ₹8 LPA	₹30,000/year
AICTE Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW)	AICTE (National)	Students from economically weaker families admitted through TFW scheme seat reservation	Full tuition fee waiver for AICTE-approved programmes
Educational Loan Facilitation	Bank partnerships (SBI, PNB, etc.)	All students; banks offer education loans against JIIT admission letters	Loan coverage for tuition and hostel fees; bank interest subsidy schemes applicable for eligible students

The William Webster Merit-cum-Means Scholarship deserves special attention for its design: unlike most scholarship schemes that are awarded at admission based on entrance performance alone, the William Webster award is evaluated during Semester 2, incorporating the student's actual first-semester university performance alongside their prior academic record. This creates an incentive to perform strongly in the first semester - students who enter with good 10+2 scores and then deliver a strong Semester 1 CGPA are prioritised. With only two awards available (one per campus), this is a highly competitive scholarship, but the process is transparent and merit-based.

Students from economically weaker sections who do not qualify for JIIT's institutional scholarships should explore the AICTE TFW (Tuition Fee Waiver) scheme, which provides full tuition fee exemption for eligible students admitted through the TFW seat category. JIIT participates in this scheme through its AICTE-approved programmes. Additionally, students should initiate education loan processes early - most nationalised banks (SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda) process JIIT admission letters as valid documentation for education loans, and early loan application avoids the fee-payment deadline pressure that can disrupt the admission process.