COURSES & FEES DESCRIPTION

Courses Offered at JIMS Rohini

Jagan Institute of Management Studies offers management, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The fee depends on the course, duration, residential arrangements and applicable additional charges.

Indicative Course-Wise Total Fees

These figures are indicative published fee amounts and may change by admission year, course structure and fee revision. The institute's latest fee notice should be used to confirm the amount payable for the particular intake.

PGDM Fees

The PGDM is a flagship programme at JIMS Rohini. The institute offers specialisations including General Management, International Business and Retail Management.

• Approximate total academic fee: ₹10.83 lakh for the two-year programme.

• Tuition component: Approximately ₹10.75 lakh.

• Other listed charges: A caution deposit and alumni fee may be included in the overall amount.

• Duration: Two years.

• Residential option: Accommodation is charged separately where applicable.

Indicative fee components

The exact instalment schedule and any other applicable charges should be confirmed from the official fee notice.

Undergraduate Course Fees

BBA

The Bachelor of Business Administration is a three-year programme designed to introduce students to business operations, marketing, management, finance and organisational practices.

• Approximate total fee: ₹4.22 lakh.

• Typical eligibility: Class 12 with the prescribed minimum marks.

• Admission route: The applicable GGSIPU admission process, including the relevant entrance examination or accepted route, should be checked for the current intake.

BCA

The Bachelor of Computer Applications focuses on computer applications, programming and information technology.

• Approximate total fee: ₹4.16 lakh.

• Typical eligibility: Class 12 with the prescribed minimum marks and any required subject conditions.

• Duration: Three years under the listed programme structure.

B.A. (Hons.) Economics

This programme focuses on economic theory, quantitative methods, markets, public policy and related subjects.

• Approximate total fee: ₹5.37 lakh.

• Typical eligibility: Class 12 with the prescribed minimum marks.

• Duration: Confirm the applicable programme structure for the admission year, as the duration and curriculum may follow the prevailing university framework.

Postgraduate Courses

MCA

The Master of Computer Applications programme is intended for graduates seeking advanced study in computer applications and information technology.

• Approximate total fee: ₹4.29 lakh.

• Typical duration: Two years.

• Eligibility: A relevant bachelor's degree and the mathematics or other subject requirements specified in the current admission rules.

Fellow Programme in Management (FPM)

The FPM is a research-oriented programme for candidates interested in advanced management research and academic or research careers.

• Approximate listed fee: ₹4.92 lakh.

• Eligibility: A relevant postgraduate qualification and the programme's research aptitude and selection requirements.

• Duration: Depends on research progress and the current programme rules.

Hostel and Accommodation Fees

Residential expenses should be considered separately from academic tuition fees.

The combined residential amount is indicative and may depend on the accommodation period and facilities selected. Confirm whether the amount includes meals, security deposit, utilities and other residential costs before budgeting.

Other Costs to Consider

Students should also check for examination charges, university or registration fees, books, learning materials, travel, personal expenses and any other programme-specific costs that are not included in the published total.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

Scholarships may be available under institute policies or other eligible schemes. The availability and amount depend on the programme, academic performance, entrance examination scores and the applicable scholarship rules. Students should confirm the current scholarship criteria before assuming that a concession will reduce the published fee.

Fee Verification Before Admission

Before paying the admission fee, applicants should request the current course-specific fee schedule, instalment dates, refund policy, hostel charges and details of refundable or non-refundable deposits. The final amount payable should be based on the official fee notice for the relevant intake.

ADMISSION DESCRIPTION

Admission Overview

Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Rohini, admits students to its PGDM, undergraduate, postgraduate and research-oriented programmes through programme-specific admission procedures. The process depends on the course, eligibility criteria, accepted entrance examinations and, where applicable, the university counselling system.

PGDM admissions are managed through the institute's selection process, while undergraduate programmes affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) may follow the applicable university admission and counselling framework.

Admission Form Dates for 2026

• Overall Start Date: A single verified opening date for all JIMS Rohini programmes has not been established.

• Overall End Date: A single verified closing date for all programmes has not been established.

• PGDM 2026–28: The 2026–28 PGDM admission cycle was reported as concluded in the available October 2026 information.

• Next PGDM cycle: Applicants should follow the institute's current admission notice for the next intake.

• Undergraduate programmes: Dates may depend on the relevant university's application, entrance examination and counselling schedule.

A deadline for CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT or university counselling is not automatically the deadline for the JIMS application form. Applicants should check the deadline for the exact programme they intend to pursue.

PGDM Admission

JIMS Rohini's PGDM programmes include General Management, International Business and Retail Management.

Typical eligibility

• A bachelor's degree from a recognised university.

• The minimum graduation marks prescribed in the current admission rules.

• A valid score from an accepted management entrance examination, where required.

• Participation in the institute's selection process.

Accepted entrance examinations

The institute's PGDM admissions may consider scores from examinations such as CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, GMAT or ATMA, subject to the current admission policy. Applicants should verify which examinations are accepted for their specific intake and whether any score submission deadline applies.

General PGDM Application Process

• Review the current PGDM admission notice and eligibility requirements.

• Complete the institute's application form through its official admissions portal.

• Enter academic details and the accepted entrance examination information.

• Submit the application fee and required supporting documents.

• Participate in the selection stages specified by the institute, which may include written assessment, group discussion, personal interview or other evaluation components.

• Review the final admission offer and fee payment schedule.

• Complete document verification and enrolment formalities within the specified deadline.

BBA Admission

BBA applicants generally need to have completed Class 12 from a recognised board with the required aggregate marks. Admission may be routed through GGSIPU counselling and the accepted entrance examination process for the current year. Students should verify the applicable examination, merit criteria, seat allocation process and choice-filling schedule.

BCA Admission

BCA applicants generally need Class 12 qualification with the required marks and any prescribed subject conditions. Admission follows the current university or institutional procedure applicable to the programme. Applicants should confirm whether an entrance examination, university registration or counselling process is required.

B.A. (Hons.) Economics Admission

Applicants generally need to complete Class 12 with the required minimum marks. Selection and admission depend on the programme's eligibility criteria and the applicable university admission process. Subject requirements and the current course structure should be confirmed before applying.

MCA Admission

MCA applicants usually require a relevant bachelor's degree and must meet the mathematics, marks and other conditions specified by the current admission policy. An accepted entrance examination or university selection process may apply.

FPM Admission

The Fellow Programme in Management is designed for candidates interested in research. Applicants generally require a relevant postgraduate qualification and must satisfy the programme's academic and research aptitude requirements. Selection may include a research-oriented assessment, proposal evaluation and interview.

Documents Commonly Required

Applicants may need to provide:

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates.

• Graduation mark sheets and degree certificate, where applicable.

• Entrance examination scorecard.

• Government-issued identity proof.

• Recent photographs and signature.

• Category or other supporting certificates, if applicable.

• Migration, transfer or character certificates where required.

• Any additional documents specified by the institute or affiliating university.

Admission Contact and Verification

JIMS Rohini publishes admission information through its official website. Applicants should use the contact details on the official JIMS Rohini website to confirm current form status, course availability, fee payments, eligibility and deadlines. Do not rely on an old deadline for a previous intake when applying for a new academic session.

Before Confirming Admission

Students should confirm the exact programme title, qualification awarded, recognition or approval status, total tuition fee, accommodation expenses, refund rules and placement information before making payment. Eligibility does not guarantee admission, as selection also depends on the applicable merit, entrance score, counselling and seat availability.

CUTOFF DESCRIPTION

JIMS Rohini Cutoff Information

The cutoff for Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini, depends on the programme, entrance examination, category, admission year and selection process. PGDM admissions and university-affiliated undergraduate admissions use different selection routes, so a single cutoff score does not apply to every course.

PGDM Cutoff

For the PGDM programmes, JIMS considers scores from accepted management entrance examinations under its current admission policy. Examinations may include CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, GMAT and ATMA, subject to the applicable intake rules.

A published 2026 admission listing reports an XAT cutoff of approximately 75 percentile for the General category for PGDM admission. This figure should be treated as an indicative examination cutoff, not as a guaranteed admission score. Final selection can also depend on academic records, interview performance, the institute's selection criteria and the number of applicants.

Indicative Cutoff Reference

BBA Cutoff

BBA admission may be based on the applicable GGSIPU admission route. Published course information gives an indicative IPU-CET cutoff rank range of approximately 1,978–11,205 across categories for BBA. This is a historical or listing-based range and should not be treated as the final 2026 cutoff for every category or counselling round.

How to Understand Cutoff Figures

• Percentile: Indicates a candidate's relative performance compared with other test-takers.

• Rank: Indicates a candidate's position in the relevant examination or merit list.

• Category: Cutoff requirements may differ according to the applicable reservation category.

• Counselling round: Closing ranks may change as seats are allotted and vacancies are filled.

• Programme: Different courses can use different examinations and eligibility criteria.

A percentile and a rank are not interchangeable. Applicants should confirm the examination, category, quota and admission round before comparing cutoff figures.

2026 Cutoff Status

The available information provides an indicative XAT cutoff for PGDM and a published IPU-CET rank range for BBA, but it does not establish a single verified 2026 cutoff applicable to all JIMS Rohini programmes.

For a College Dakhila single-value field, the most appropriate entry is “XAT: approximately 75 percentile (PGDM, General category; verify current admission criteria)” if the field is specifically for PGDM. For the overall institute, use “Course-wise; varies by examination and programme” rather than presenting one course's cutoff as the cutoff for the whole institute.

PLACEMENT DESCRIPTION

Placement Overview

Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Rohini, has a Corporate Resource Management Centre that coordinates placement-related activities for eligible students. The centre works to connect students with employers and supports career preparation through recruitment activities, professional development and employer interactions.

Placement results differ by programme and graduating batch. The flagship PGDM programmes have their own placement reports, while undergraduate and computer application programmes may have different recruiters, salary levels and placement timelines.

PGDM Placement Highlights

The latest available reporting for the 2024–26 PGDM batch indicates that recruitment was still in progress in early 2026. More than 90% of the batch was reported placed by January 2026, with 190 companies participating, including 43 first-time recruiters. These are interim figures and should not be interpreted as the final placement report for the batch.

The latest complete figures available in the cited reporting for the 2023–25 PGDM batch include the following:

Placement statistics may vary between reports because of the batch, reporting period and definition of eligible students. The figures above relate to reported PGDM placement outcomes and should not be applied automatically to BBA, BCA, MCA or other programmes.

Reported 2024–26 Batch Updates

• Placement progress: More than 90% reported placed by January 2026.

• Participating companies: 190.

• First-time recruiters: 43.

• Highest international offer: Approximately ₹24 LPA, as reported.

• Final average and median figures: These should be checked against the final placement report before being entered as definitive figures.

Recruiters and Employment Sectors

Recruiters associated with JIMS placement reporting include organisations from consulting, banking, financial services, FMCG, technology, logistics and other business sectors. Examples reported in placement information include Deloitte, EY, KPMG, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, ITC, Nestlé, TCS, Wipro, Amazon and Gartner. Recruiter participation can vary by year, course and hiring requirements.

Potential Career Roles

Graduates may pursue roles such as:

• Marketing and Sales: Marketing executive, sales management trainee, brand support and business development.

• Finance and Banking: Financial analyst, banking operations, credit analysis and finance support.

• Human Resources: HR executive, recruitment coordinator and talent acquisition support.

• Consulting and Research: Business analyst, research associate and consulting support.

• Operations and Supply Chain: Operations executive, logistics coordinator and supply chain support.

• Retail and International Business: Retail management, trade support, category management and international business operations.

• Information Technology: Software support, application development, IT services and other roles relevant to computer application qualifications.

These are potential career paths, not a promise that each position will be offered through campus recruitment.

Placement Preparation and Career Support

Students may receive support through resume development, aptitude preparation, interview practice, group discussions, communication training and employer interaction activities. Internship experience, practical projects, analytical ability, communication skills and relevant technical knowledge can strengthen candidates' applications.

For management students, case studies, presentations and industry projects can help build commercial awareness. Computer applications students can improve their prospects by developing programming skills, practical projects and familiarity with relevant software tools.

Internships and Industry Exposure

Internship opportunities and corporate interactions depend on the programme, employer participation and the academic calendar. Students should confirm whether internships are compulsory, whether the institute helps arrange them, and how internship experience is reflected in the placement report.

Placement Figures to Verify Before Admission

Before making a decision, applicants should request the latest programme-specific placement report and verify:

• Number of students eligible for placement.

• Number of students placed and the reporting period.

• Average and median salary packages.

• Highest domestic and international offers.

• Number of participating companies and first-time recruiters.

• Course-wise recruiter list and job roles.

• Internship opportunities and conversion to full-time offers.

Overall Placement Assessment

JIMS Rohini has an established placement support structure, and its PGDM reporting indicates participation from a broad range of employers. However, placement results vary by course, graduating batch, student profile and market conditions. Applicants should compare the latest verified statistics for their chosen programme and should not assume that the highest package represents the salary typically received by graduates