Dehradun

The minimum cutoff for MBA at ICFAI University Dehradun in 2023 is 60 percentile in CAT. However, the overall cutoff for NMAT is 55 percentile, and the IBSAT percentile required for MBA at ICFAI Business School Bangalore is ranging between 60 to 75 percentile. The admission to the two-year MBA programme offered by IBS Dehradun is based on candidates' valid scores conducted by IBS. Candidates with GMAT/ NMAT by GMAC/ CAT scores are exempted from IBSAT.

The Bachelor of Technology placements at ICFAI University Dehradun have been quite promising. The highest salary package offered stands at INR 18 Lacs per annum and the average salary package offered to B.Tech graduates from ICFAI University Dehradun varies between INR 4.5 LPA to INR 6.33 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, HCL, Cognizant, Accenture, Tata Consultancy Services, Mphasis, Cisco, MindTree, Airtel, and many more have frequently visited the campus for recruitment.

ICFAI University Dehradun accepts entrance exam scores from multiple management entrance tests for admission to its MBA program. The admission process is based on merit, application, and interview. The test scores of the following competitive examinations are considered for admission:
IBSAT
CAT
GMAT (from 2013 onwards)
MAT
XAT
NMAT

ICFAI University Dehradun and School of Law, UPES have different fee structures, making it difficult to directly compare the two institutions based on their expenses. However, here are the tuition fees for some of the programs offered at each institution:
ICFAI University Dehradun:
B.Tech: INR 5,60,000
MBA: INR 5,67,000
LLM: INR 90,000

School of Law, UPES:
LLB (3 Years): INR 1,80,000

ICFAI University Dehradun accepts various entrance exam scores for admission to its B.Tech program. The accepted entrance exam scores include CLAT, LSAT, NMAT, IBSAT, CAT, GMAT, MAT, XAT, and other national or state-level competitive examinations. Additionally, admission to the B.Tech programme requires a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Class XII or equivalent with PCM group. For law programs, admission is based on CLAT or LSAT scores, or a personal interview.