IIM Udaipur (IIMU): Fees, Courses, Admission 2026, Placements, Ranking, Cutoff

IIM Udaipur offers two year MBA course, which is the flagship course of the Institution. IIM Udaipur is a second-generation IIM, one of the fastest-growing management schools in the country. Earlier, according to media reports, the institute concluded its summer placement drive of MBA batch 2022-24. The highest stipend offered during placements stood at INR 4 LPA in the consulting sector. IIM Udaipur sees an increase in average stipend by 28.78%. The institute also offers Global oppurtunities, like study and work aboard for periods ranging from two weeks to three months during the course of their MBA two year programme.

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Qualifying CAT cut off percentiles of an IIM is the minimum percentile (sectional as well as overall) required by candidates to be eligible for the Written Ability Test (What) and Personal Interview PI round. These are only eligibility score and not the score for selection. The final CAT cut off percentiles are the scores on the basis of which a candidate is actually selected for the What-PI round. The qualifying CAT cut offs are released publically before the CAT exam and result as a part of selection criteria for the MBA/PGP batch of that year. The qualifying cut offs for CAT are release category wise - General, NC/OBC. General-EWS, SC/ST, PwD. The qualifying cut offs percentiles of General category candidate is higher than then rest. The final CAT cut offs are not released publically. The cut offs are estimate on the basis of candidate's selection for What-PI. The final CAT cut offs for General category candidate is also higher than then rest.

The Executive MBA programme is especially designed for those working individulas who wants to enhance their skills to build a better career. And IIM Udaipur being one of the fastest-growing management schools in the country only adds to its value. The programme is well designed in a blended mode combining weekend online and two 1-week on-campus modules covering a duartion of tewnty-four months. 

Not in a position to take the domestic entrance examination for admissions to IIMs, viz. the Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management.

To further clarify, on the day CAT is scheduled, any candidate holding an Indian or Foreign passport in India will NOT be eligible to apply under the International Applicant category. One can find the specific date for the CAT test on iimcat.ac.in

The candidate must hold a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent qualification (at least a three-year programme after 10+2 or equivalent), with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), also referred to as Grade Point Average (GPA) in some cases.

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Working or studying or residing outside India with a valid passport or travel documents for at least 18 months in the three years preceding the application. Unable to pass the national entrance exam of IIMs such as Common Admission Tests conducted in Indian Institutes of Management. Furthermore, on the day of the scheduled date of the CAT, all candidates holding an Indian or foreign passport in India shall not be eligible to apply for the International Apostille.

 Those who fail the first year a second time are forced to drop out.

The hard part is if you are repeating the first year you need to pay the entire tution fees again.

That means a straight increase of around 35–40% of the fee for the entire course . Do you think everyone can afford this. I don't think so.

Assuming the total fee is 22 lac. If you repeat you need to pay again the first year fee. That boils up to around 28–30 lac  ( 1 year extra mess fee included) for the completion of the course. And you lose one year of your work experience as well + addtional salary if you would have passed at the right time.