JMI charges foreign nationals on the 25% supernumerary seats by home region: US$1,800 per semester for most countries, US$1,500 for West Asian countries, US$1,500 for African and Latin American countries and US$1,500 for SAARC countries (the band for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes of the Faculties of Engineering & Technology, Education, Law, Fine Arts and Management Studies and postgraduate programmes of Architecture & Ekistics). At the standard rate that is US$3,600 a year and about US$7,200 over four semesters. Fees are paid in Indian rupees at the dollar equivalent, in two instalments a year, and stay at the admission-category rate for the whole programme. Supernumerary admits also pay an INR 2,000 admission fee and an INR 8,000 refundable security deposit. Foreign nationals admitted through JMI's entrance test under the general category pay US$1,800 a year instead. Hostel, food and insurance are extra.

JMI charges foreign nationals on the 25% supernumerary seats by home region: US$1,800 per semester for most countries, US$1,500 for West Asian countries, US$1,500 for African and Latin American countries and US$1,500 for SAARC countries (the band for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes of the Faculties of Engineering & Technology, Education, Law, Fine Arts and Management Studies and postgraduate programmes of Architecture & Ekistics). At the standard rate that is US$3,600 a year and about US$7,200 over four semesters. Fees are paid in Indian rupees at the dollar equivalent, in two instalments a year, and stay at the admission-category rate for the whole programme. Supernumerary admits also pay an INR 2,000 admission fee and an INR 8,000 refundable security deposit. Foreign nationals admitted through JMI's entrance test under the general category pay US$1,800 a year instead. Hostel, food and insurance are extra.