Jaipuria Lucknow vs Noida vs Jaipur vs Indore: Fees Compared (2026-28)

Most multi-campus B-school groups price each campus on a different page, in a different brochure, with different fine print. Jaipuria does the opposite: one PDF, four campuses, six dated instalments each, to the rupee. We opened that official fee-structure document for 2026-28 on 29 August 2026, and it makes the four-campus decision unusually clean — because the degree name, the AICTE approval, the AACSB accreditation, the exam menu and the application form are identical. What differs is price, city and placement geography.

Next question, once you have shortlisted a campus: how to compare the actual offers, on paper.

The answer first: the official 2026-28 fee table

Campus	Year 1	Year 2	Total (2026-28)
Jaipuria Indore	Rs 6,80,000	Rs 6,70,000	Rs 13,50,000
Jaipuria Jaipur	Rs 7,50,000	Rs 7,25,000	Rs 14,75,000
Jaipuria Lucknow	Rs 7,70,000	Rs 7,55,000	Rs 15,25,000
Jaipuria Noida	Rs 8,30,000	Rs 8,20,000	Rs 16,50,000

Every figure above is a grand total from the official instalment table (the PDF lists each instalment with its due date — for Lucknow: 15 September 2026, 15 December 2026, 15 March 2027, 15 September 2027 and 15 December 2027, with the first instalment set by your offer letter). A Rs 15,000 refundable security deposit applies with the first instalment, GST is extra as notified, and hostel is separate (at Lucknow: Rs 1,35,000 a year for an AC double room on the 2026-27 table).

What is actually identical across campuses

• One application — the common form covers all four campuses and all PGDM variants, with a Rs 1,000 non-refundable entrance fee.
• One exam menu — any valid CAT 2025, XAT 2026, CMAT, MAT or GMAT score, with a 50% graduation bar. No campus-specific test.
• One accreditation stack — AICTE-approved, NBA-accredited PGDM within an AACSB-accredited institution.
• One honest caveat — the published placement record is group-wide (2023-25: highest international Rs 36.6 LPA, highest domestic Rs 22.57 LPA, 275+ recruiters); no campus-level average is published anywhere official.

What actually differs, beyond the fee

City and placement geography. Indore and Jaipur sit in lower-cost education hubs; Noida sits in the Delhi NCR recruiter corridor; Lucknow anchors its region. If your target companies hire regionally — and most first jobs are regional — the metro premium can pay for itself in interview access. If you want the accredited PGDM at the lowest published cost, the official table already answers the question: Indore, Rs 13,50,000.

The method for deciding is the same one we use in the budget-band guide: total published cost first, then city placement access, then nothing else — because on every other published dimension these four are the same institution.

The honest warnings

• No campus-level placement split is published. Any “Noida places better than Indore” claim you hear in a counselling room is anecdote. Ask each campus for its own placed percentage and median package in writing.
• The ‘currently stands’ 2024-26 figures are a live season, not a final report — quote them with that label or not at all.
• A quota offer contradicts the published price list. The fee table is the counter-document: any ‘package’ above a campus’s printed total has no official standing. See our management-quota legality guide for the general law, and agent red flags for the pattern.

How Udaan helps with this decision

We turn the published table into your shortlist arithmetic: what each campus costs with hostel and GST, what your best exam score is among the five accepted, and which campus’s placement geography matches where you actually want to work after graduating. One application, honest numbers, no invented averages — and every quote checked against the PDF.