Colleges in Jamshedpur

Yes, since PGDM is a residential programme of two-year duration, students must avail of the hostel facility. The hostel rent is INR 9,000 per month.

Candidates from the general category must have completed graduation in any discipline with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks. In the case of SC/ ST category, there is a relaxation of 5 per cent.

No, the candidates having valid NET scores are exempted from the NSU Jamshedpur PhD entrance test.

A total of nine specialisations are offered in the BA programme, namely Hindi, English, Economics, History, Political Science, Sociology, Geography, Psychology and Journalism & Mass Communication.

The final selection to the BCA programme is based on Class 12 merit only.

No, you do not have to apply separately for XLRI. XAT 2026 application include a field where you can select the XLRI course for which you want to apply for. Do select the course option carefully as the admission will be provided according to the submitted choice. 

The total seat intake for PGDM programmes of XLRI Jamshedpur is 1310. Seat count varies for each specialisation. Tabulated below is the specialisation-wise seat count:

NOTE: The mentioned seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Candidates applying for PGDM (GM) can apply through GMAT. The application fee is mentioned in the following table:

Aspirants shall be able to pay the fee via online mode with a credit card/debit card or through net banking. Additionally, candidates shall ensure that they pay the fee within the due date to submit the application successfully.

Find below the XLRI Jamshedpur PGDM admission schedule:

Yes, the Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) offered at XLRI Jamshedpur is recognised as equivalent to the PhD course of an Indian University by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). It is a full-time, residential doctoral course offering studies in different fields of management and functional areas. XLRI FPM admission is completely entrance-based and depends on candidates' performance in several national-level entrance exams.