Ferrimagnetic state is favorable in C36-Fe2Nb. Ferromagnetic C14 undergoes a magnetic transition from low to high ferromagnetic state under pressure. Second phase transition in Fe2Nb from C36 to C14 under pressure of 15 Gpa. Coexistence of C15, C14 and C36 phases at low and high temperatures. Nb/Zr ratio governs stability and ferro/antiferromagnetic/ferrimagnetic couplings of Fe-Zr-Nb.