JIM Lucknow Scholarships: Amount, Eligibility & Details

The largest published scholarship at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow is ₹5,00,000. It goes to a candidate with a CAT percentile of 90 or above. It draws from a stated group-wide pool of ₹10 crore Jaipuria Lucknow Admissions. Awards are merit-based, tied directly to your CAT percentile band. They go first-come, first-served, after your first fee instalment. This is not a guaranteed award for simply qualifying on percentile. The ladder on the site is for the 2026-28 batch. Jaipuria has not published a ladder for 2027-29 yet.

A candidate with a CAT percentile of 70 or above is likely to qualify, since the largest ladder starts there. GMAT scorers should look closely: no scholarship ladder is published against that exam. MAT, CMAT and XAT scorers do have a published tier. It is smaller than the CAT ladder, and starts at a higher percentile. See the Jaipuria Lucknow overview page for how this award fits into the college's full fee and placement picture.

How much can I actually get at Jaipuria Lucknow?

Up to ₹5,00,000, against a CAT percentile of 90 or above. Awards go first-come, first-served, not automatically to every qualifying applicant. The pool is finite, even when the percentile bar is met.

Both ladders are published for the 2026-28 batch. A smaller, separate ladder applies to MAT, CMAT and XAT scores. A 90 percentile score or above on any of the three gets ₹1,50,000. This covers both the PGDM and PGDM (Financial Services) programmes (Jaipuria Lucknow Admissions). It is meaningfully smaller than the CAT-linked top tier. It also starts only at the 90-percentile mark, with no published 70-80 or 80-90 band for these three exams.

A separate sibling scholarship of ₹1,00,000 applies where a sibling is also enrolled. This is independent of both percentile ladders (Jaipuria Lucknow Admissions). This pool is described as group-wide, ₹10 crore across all four Jaipuria campuses. It is not exclusive to Lucknow. This is the same pattern seen on the placement figures, where a headline number covers the whole group.

What is the Jaipuria Lucknow sibling scholarship?

₹1,00,000, available where a sibling is also enrolled at a Jaipuria campus, independent of the CAT-percentile ladder.

• A CAT percentile of 70 or above, for the largest merit ladder (₹2,50,000 to ₹5,00,000).
• A MAT, CMAT or XAT percentile of 90 or above, for the smaller ₹1,50,000 tier.
• A sibling currently or previously enrolled at a Jaipuria campus, for the ₹1,00,000 sibling scholarship.
• Submission of the first fee instalment. Scholarships are awarded first-come, first-served after this step, not at the offer stage.

Source: Jaipuria Lucknow Admissions. The institute's page does not state a scholarship ladder for GMAT scorers specifically. This is a gap on the official page, not an omission here. See the Jaipuria Lucknow admission for the full eligibility route this scholarship ladder attaches to.

Does Jaipuria Lucknow offer a scholarship for XAT, CMAT, MAT or GMAT scores?

Yes for MAT, CMAT and XAT: 90 percentile and above on any of the three gets ₹1,50,000. That is smaller than the CAT ladder's top tier. No scholarship is published against GMAT specifically.

Source: Jaipuria Admissions. It states scholarships go "on a first-come, first-serve basis," following the first instalment.

When is the Jaipuria Lucknow scholarship awarded?

After you pay your first fee instalment, not at the offer stage. Awards are processed first-come, first-served from that point.

Selection is first-come, first-served. It is not merit-ranked beyond the CAT percentile band itself. Two candidates in the same 90%+ band do not compete on percentile alone. Whoever pays the first instalment first gets processed first, until the pool for that cycle runs out (Jaipuria Admissions). This is meaningfully different from a ranked merit list. It rewards early instalment payment as much as a high percentile.

Who qualifies for a Jaipuria Lucknow scholarship?

Any admitted candidate with a CAT percentile of 70 or above qualifies for the merit ladder. But the award is first-come, first-served, after the first fee instalment. Qualifying on percentile alone does not guarantee the scholarship if the pool runs out.