JKUAT fee structure for government and self-sponsored students 2025/2026
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) is one of the most prestigious institutions in Kenya. The institution offers various programmes, from certificate to diploma to undergraduate and post-graduate. If you are interested in pursuing your studies at the institution, then here are details on the JKUAT fee structure for government and self-sponsored students.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- JKUAT fee structure
- How do you check the JKUAT fee balance?
- How to pay JKUAT fees via M-Pesa?
- What is the JKUAT master programme fee structure?
- What is the minimum grade required to join JKUAT?
- How much is the government-sponsored student fee?
- Can I join JKUAT with a C minus?
- What are the courses offered at JKUAT?
- What is the fee structure for Kenyatta University self-sponsored?
- How do you contact JKUAT?
Key takeaways
- JKUAT is a public university in Juja, Kenya, about 36 kilometres northeast of Nairobi.
- The university was founded in 1981, and it has grown to over 50,000 students.
- JKUAT consistently ranks among the top engineering institutions in Kenya and Eastern Africa.
JKUAT fee structure
JKUAT offers both self-sponsored and regular programmes. They include certificate courses, diploma, undergraduate, and post-graduate programmes at the main campus and the various satellite campuses. The institution has a fee structure for various courses.
If you wish to study at this prestigious institution, you can contact the university's respective departments to find out more about the fee structure for your desired programme.
The JKUAT fee structure for government-sponsored students and self-sponsored students is different. Government-sponsored generally pay significantly less. The government covers a large portion of their tuition fees.
JKUAT fee structure for self-sponsored students in 2025
JKUAT fee structure for degree courses
Programme | Tuition fees (per year in Ksh) |
Bachelor of Commerce | 168,967 |
Bachelor of Architecture | 266,790 |
Bachelor of Business and Office Management | 168,967 |
Bachelor of Business Information Technology | 306,000 (first year) |
Bachelor of Construction Management | 266,790 |
Bachelor of Corporate Communication Management | 168,967 |
Bachelor of Development Studies | 168,967 |
Bachelor of Mass Communication | 168,967 |
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) | 487,911 |
Bachelor of Pharmacy | 451,981 |
Programme | Tuition fees (per year in Ksh) |
Bachelor of Science Computer Science | 207,142 |
Bachelor of Science Health Records and Information Management | 212,208 |
Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science | 130,000 - 160,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Economics and Food Industry Management | 225,576 |
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture | 225,576 |
Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology | 130,000 - 160,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Botany | 130,000 - 160,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science | 130,000 - 160,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Nutrition | 225,576 |
JKUAT fee structure for diploma courses
Programme | Tuition fees for 4 semesters(In Kshs) |
Business Administration | 217,267 |
Business and Information Technology | 217,267 |
Clinical Medicine | 239,532 |
Community Development | 217,267 |
IV/AIDS Management & Counselling | 196,639 |
Human Resource Management | 217,267 |
Information Technology | 119,844 |
Mass Communication | 217,267 |
Microfinance | 217,267 |
Public Relations | 217,267 |
JKUAT fee structure for masters
Programme | Tuition fees for 2 academic years(In Kshs) |
Environmental Planning & Development | 357,000 |
Business Information Technology | 505,000 |
Construction Management | 357,000 |
Artificial Intelligence | 508,200 |
JKUAT fee structure for government-sponsored students in 2025
Government-sponsored students usually have a lower tuition fee and other charges than self-sponsored ones because the government covers part of their fees.
In line with the new university funding model, JKUAT government-sponsored students are required to access their HEF Band classification and download an updated fee details letter from the JKUAT admission system.
How do you check the JKUAT fee balance?
JKUAT has a friendly fee payment policy that allows you to pay your fees in instalments. Here is how you can check your fee balance.
- Navigate to the JKUAT student portal.
- To log in, enter your student "Username and Registration Number".
- Click on "Fees".
- Click on "Statement of fees" to view the breakdown and total fees to be paid.

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If you wish to pay your fees, click on the tab to pay the fees. Then, follow the steps gradually to pay the fees at designated banks.
How to pay JKUAT fees via M-Pesa?
You can pay your fee through the bank deposit via M-Pesa. If you wish to pay via the bank, the following are the details.
Bank | Account number |
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) (for the Mombasa Campus) | 1107586933 |
Absa Bank | 0775001216 |
Co-operative Bank of Kenya | 01129098952900 |
KCB SODEL (Online students) | 1107588871 |
Equity Bank | 0090291251426 |
You can also pay via M-Pesa using the procedure below.
- Access the M-Pesa menu from your phone.
- Select "Lipa Na M-pesa" option.
- Select the "Pay Bill" option.
- Enter the "Business Number" (951200).
- Enter "Account Number".
- Enter the amount you want to pay.
What is the JKUAT master programme fee structure?
Masters degrees at JKUAT range from around Kshs 357,000 to Kshs 530,500 for the entire program (approximately $3,000 to $4,300 USD).
What is the minimum grade required to join JKUAT?
The minimum grade required to join JKUAT for undergraduate studies is a KCSE mean grade of C+. Specific requirements may vary depending on the program you are applying for.
How much is the government-sponsored student fee?
JKUAT fee structure for government-sponsored students ranges from Ksh 37,440 to Ksh 45,197, depending on the programme.
Can I join JKUAT with a C minus?
Yes, you can gain admission to JKUAT with a C minus. Although, you might need to confirm the specific programme requirements on JKUAT's website. Even if you do not qualify for a Degree programme, you might qualify for a Diploma, which in turn might give you the necessary qualifications to apply for a Degree course.
What are the courses offered at JKUAT?
JKUAT offers a variety of different courses, including Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science, and Bachelor in Purchasing and Supplies Management. Be sure to check their website for the specific programme you want to pursue and its requirements.
What is the fee structure for Kenyatta University self-sponsored?
The fee structure for self-sponsored students at Kenyatta University varies depending on the type of programme. You can check on their official website for the fee structure of the programme you are interested in.
How do you contact JKUAT?
You need to contact the institution for any information, such as finding out the fee for the course of your choice. Here is the institution's contact information.
- Telephone: 067-5870001-5, 0709715815
- Postal address: P.O. Box 62000 - 00200, Nairobi.
- Email: registrar@aa.jkuat.ac.ke
An updated JKUAT fee structure for government and self-sponsored students is readily available in various departments. The fee varies depending on the course of choice. Therefore, you can contact various campuses and find out more.
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