Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research

MBA students at SRIHER who undertake a dissertation or final semester project are eligible for a financial subsidy of up to INR 25,000. This support helps cover research related expenses and is available to all postgraduate students.

While SRIHER does not offer a exclusive scholarship for MBA, MBA students can avail merit based and project based financial aid such as the Chancellor's Postgraduate Dissertation / Project Subsidy Scheme and the Publication Support Grant. Eligible candidates are encouraged to inquire about financial support during counselling. 

SRIHER MBA ranking trend has shown consistent improvement due to the university's academic excellence, NAAC A+ accreditation, and rising national rankings. Although standalone MBA ranking data is not published, SRIHER's sustained performance in NIRF rankings shows an upward trend.

As per NIRF Rankings 2024, Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research holds 96th position in the Overall category and 55th in the University category. While there is no MBA specific ranking released, these ranks reflect SRIHER's overall academic credibility, also applicable for its MBA programs. 

In case of multiple candidates securing the same score in the SRIHER MBA entrance exam, the university uses academic performance from the first to final year of the qualifying degree to determine rank. Reserved category students may also benefit from relaxed marks, although the specific SRIHER MBA cutoff criteria are not published. 

SRIHER MBA closing rank is not publicly disclosed by the university. Candidates are selected based on their performance in the SRIHER MBA entrance exam, and seat allotment is done in order of merit through counselling. High ranks in the merit list improves the chances of securing a seat. 

Candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC/ ST/ OBC) may be offered relaxation in minimum qualifying marks for Class 12, however there is no such information available on the website.