IILM University, Greater Noida

Yes, there is an online IILM National Scholarship & Aptitude Test (IILM-NSAT). The Class 12 pass students can take this 40 minutes test. Result will be released in the last week of December. Top 5% will get 100% tuition fee waiver, next 10% will get 50% waiver and next 20% will get 25% tuition fee waiver. 

Candidates get fee refund from IILM University Greater Noida after admission withdrawal. It follow norms of UGC for fee refund. The BTech students opting to cancel admission can check out the details given below:

• 15 days or more before last admission date: 100% refund.
• Less than 15 days: 90% refund
• 15 days or less after last date: 50% refund
• More than 30 days after formally notified last date of admission: no refund.

Apply online on the official website, submit documents, and attend counseling or an interview. For MBA, entrance exams like CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT are accepted. For B.Tech, admission is based on 10+2 marks and merit.

• MBA: Average package around ₹8–9 LPA.

• B.Tech (CSE): Average package around ₹4–6 LPA, with higher offers for top performers.

Placements are good, especially for management programs. Over 400+ companies visit the campus each year. Engineering placements are average, with good roles for skilled students.

The highest package offered to MBA students is around ₹24 LPA.

IILM University admission is done primarily on the basis of entrance exams. However, for certain programmes, the university also selects students based on their past academic performance. The university provides courses via full-time and regular modes. Students can check the table below to know the detailed course-wise selection criteria:

IILM University Greater Noida course admission is a blend of entrance and merit basis. The selection process varies depending on the programme selected by the students. Students can check the table below to know some of the detailed course-wise selection criteria:

At IILM University, Gurugram, a typical class usually has around 40 to 60 students, which allows for a more interactive and personalized learning environment. The smaller class size makes it easier for faculty to give individual attention, encourage participation, and support collaborative projects, while still fostering diverse peer interactions. Some specialised or elective courses may have even fewer students, creating an even more focused and discussion-friendly setting.