How do the programme fees and instalments work?

The short answer

The AEP fee is agreed with you after counselling and can be paid in instalments. PGDIA is paid in full before the course starts. EPGDIA and the AIP are paid in full at checkout by UPI, card or netbanking, with GST included.

How each programme is paid

AEPClassroom

Fee set
After counselling
Instalments
3, 6, 9 or 12
Paid
As agreed

PGDIAClassroom

Fee set
On its page
Instalments
No
Paid
In full before it starts

EPGDIA and AIPOnline

Fee set
On its page
Instalments
No
Paid
In full at checkout

Fees are never typed in this Help Centre, because each programme's page shows its own, with the batch dates. Here is how paying works.

  • AEP (classroom). The fee is agreed with you after counselling. It can be paid in instalments of 3, 6, 9 or 12, and admissions explains the schedule. Ask admissions who collects the instalments and whether any charge applies before you agree to one. More on fees and instalments.
  • PGDIA (classroom). One fee, paid in full before the course starts. There are no instalments. Read the PGDIA terms first: PGDIA terms.
  • EPGDIA (live online). Bought on its page and paid in full at checkout, by UPI, card or netbanking. GST is included, and a receipt comes by email. After you pay, admissions confirms your batch dates. EPGDIA terms.
  • AIP (self-paced online). Bought on its page and paid in full at checkout. You start the day you buy. AIP terms.

Once you have joined, your payments, due dates and invoices are in Payments & Invoices in your portal.

Refunds and cancellation: see Can I cancel a programme?.

See your fee and payments

Your portal

  1. Click My Account
  2. Click Payments & Invoices

Your fee, what is paid and what is due

Updated 22 October 2026

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