Kristu Jayanti University Released MBA Fee Structure for Batch 2026-28; Check Details here

Content Writer | Updated On - Oct 30, 2025

Kristu Jayanti University announces new MBA fee structure for 2026-batch, with transparent registration and no capitation charges.

Kristu Jayanti University Released MBA Fee Structure for Batch 2026 28

Kristu Jayanti University has released the fee structure for its 2026 batch of MBA programs. Annual academic fees range from ₹4.80 lakh to ₹5.00 lakh, depending on the specialisation. The university emphasises that no capitation or donation beyond the stated fee is collected, enhancing transparency for prospective students.

Kristu Jayanti University MBA Fee Details for 2026 Batch

Kristu Jayanti University has announced the MBA fee structure for the 2026 admission cycle, maintaining transparency with no capitation or extra donation charges beyond the declared fees. Here are the the academic fees structure for MBA programs:

MBA Program	Year I Fee (₹)	Year II Fee (₹)	Admission Registration Fee
MBA (General)	4,80,000	4,80,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)
MBA International Finance (ACCA Integrated)	4,90,000	4,90,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)
MBA Business Analytics	4,90,000	4,90,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)
MBA International Business	4,90,000	4,90,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)
MBA Strategic Finance (CPA Integrated)	4,90,000	4,90,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)
Executive MBA (Strategy & Leadership)	5,00,000	5,00,000	₹5,000 (Non-Refundable)

Kristu Jayanti University Additional First-Year Fees Based on Category

Category	Fee
Students from Kristu Jayanti University	Nil
Students from Public Universities in Karnataka	Nil
Students from Other Institutions in Karnataka	10,000
Students from Other States (Non-Karnataka)	20,000
Students from International Board in India	20,000
NRI Students	40,000
Students from SAARC Countries	50,000
Foreign Students (Foreign Nationals / PIO / OCI)	1,00,000
Application Processing Fee	₹1,500 (Non-Refundable)

Kristu Jayanti University’s revised MBA fee structure for the 2026 batch positions the institute among premium-tier management programs, indicating a strategic move to strengthen its academic brand and industry standing.

The university has also offered a clear and transparent fee breakup, particularly in category-based first-year charges, enabling applicants from different regions and education backgrounds to plan finances with greater clarity.

Additionally, the university’s reaffirmation of its no-capitation-fee policy is expected to boost trust among aspirants concerned about hidden charges during admissions.

Candidates planning to apply should now focus on reviewing programme eligibility requirements, valid entrance test scores, and application timelines. It’s important to factor in both academic tuition and the specified additional charges while budgeting.