Jamia Hamdard

What is the fee structure at Jamia Hamdard?

The fee structure at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi for 2026 runs from about ₹96,500 for an MA at the lowest end to ₹77,68,000 for the full MBBS programme at the highest, with most popular undergraduate degrees sitting between ₹5.5 lakh and ₹12.5 lakh for the entire course duration. As a NAAC A-grade deemed-to-be university (and NIRF 2024 Rank 1 in Pharmacy), Jamia Hamdard charges programme-specific consolidated fees rather than a single flat rate. Professional and clinical courses such as MBBS (₹77.68 lakh), BA LLB (₹12.49 lakh) and BPT (₹8.46 lakh) sit at the top, while traditional arts and commerce degrees like BA (₹2.17 lakh) and B.Com (₹6.54 lakh) remain among the most affordable. Hostel charges, refundable caution deposits and exam/registration fees are additional to the course fees listed below.

Course-Wise Fee Structure (2026)

The table below answers the single most common question from applicants: "What is the total fee for my course at Jamia Hamdard?" It lists each major programme with its duration, the academic (tuition) fee that forms the bulk of the cost, the nature of the additional charges, and the total course fee for the 2026-27 session. All figures are for the complete programme for general-category students, not per year. Read the "Total Fee" column as the headline academic cost to budget for, then add hostel and caution amounts (covered separately below) if you plan to stay on campus.

The clear takeaway for 2026 is that clinical and law programmes drive the cost ceiling at Jamia Hamdard: MBBS alone (₹77.68 lakh) costs more than the next ten programmes combined, and BA LLB (₹12.49 lakh) is the most expensive non-medical course. Pharmacy, in which the university holds NIRF 2024 Rank 1, is comparatively accessible, with B.Pharm at ₹7.02 lakh and D.Pharm at just ₹2 lakh. Postgraduate research-track courses such as M.Tech and M.Sc (₹2.6 lakh each) and MA (₹96,500) are the most budget-friendly, making the university viable for both fee-heavy professional aspirants and cost-conscious PG students. MD, MS, LLM and PhD fees are notified separately at admission and are not published as fixed consolidated figures.

Year-Wise Fee Changes

This section answers the question "Has Jamia Hamdard increased its fees recently?" The figures shown above are the current 2026-27 session fees confirmed against the university's admissions fee structure and leading education portals. Like most deemed-to-be universities, Jamia Hamdard revises its consolidated course fees annually, with the table below summarising the direction of change across the 2024 to 2026 admission cycles for its flagship programmes.

The practical takeaway is that aspirants should budget for a small year-on-year rise rather than a frozen figure: Jamia Hamdard typically applies a modest annual revision (commonly in the 5-10% band seen across comparable deemed universities) to its consolidated tuition. The university's published fee notices state that the amount is "for the complete course for general-category students," so the headline number you accept at admission is broadly the number you pay across the programme, insulating continuing students from steep mid-course shocks. Always confirm the exact 2026-27 figure on the official admissions fee structure before depositing, as MBBS and other clinical seats carry the largest absolute increases.

Scholarships & Fee Waivers at Jamia Hamdard

Jamia Hamdard reduces the effective fee through merit-cum-means concessions ranging from 25% to 50% of annual tuition, decided case by case. Because the headline fees above are substantial, especially for MBBS, BA LLB and B.Tech aspirants, these waivers are central to financial planning. The university, a deemed-to-be institution under Section 3 of the UGC Act since 1989, distributes scholarships and freeships primarily on a merit-cum-means basis, meaning both academic performance and family income are assessed together.

The key insight for applicants is that the listed fees are a ceiling, not a fixed bill: a meritorious student from an economically weaker background can see effective tuition fall by a quarter to a half. EWS-bracket families (income under ₹4.5 lakh), minority-community students eligible for the MOMA scholarship, and high-CGPA achievers stand to benefit most. Research-track students additionally have access to fellowships such as the Silver Jubilee fellowship (up to ₹25,000 per month) and UGC-sponsored stipends, which can offset PhD and PG living costs. Apply for these concessions at the time of admission, since they are awarded competitively and on a case-by-case basis.