Talking about infrastructure at Quantum University, Dehradun — from my own experience (I've done my MBA from Quantum University) — it's pretty solid and student-friendly 👍

🧑‍💻 Campus buildings & classrooms
The classrooms are spacious, well-lit, and tech-friendly. Projectors, good seating, and decen

I have done my MBA from Quantum University, and one thing that stood out for me was how approachable and supportive the faculty are. Most professors aren’t just book teachers — they share real-world experiences, insights, and practical tips that actually help you understand business concepts better.

If you’re asking whether Quantum University is ICAR recognized, then simple answer — no, till today it is not ICAR recognized for agriculture programs.

I’ve done my MBA from Quantum University, so sharing this honestly and clearly.

The university is UGC recognized, so it’s a valid private university a

To get into the MBA programme at Quantum School of Business, Quantum University, there isn't an official hard CAT cutoff, but based on admissions trends and expert answers, candidates generally aim for a CAT percentile around the mid-70s to 80s to be competitive and considered for admission or schol

For admission to Quantum University Roorkee, there isn't just one fixed entrance exam. It actually depends on the course you're applying for.

For MBA, you can apply through exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, or CMAT. So you've got multiple options — you're not stuck with just one test.

For other courses like B

Yes bro, Quantum University does offer scholarships 😊

At Quantum University, Roorkee, you can get scholarships based on your 12th marks, entrance exam scores, or their own scholarship test (Q-Care). If your academic performance is good, you can get a decent fee waiver. For some courses, they also co

For B.Tech courses at Quantum University Roorkee, the application (registration) fee is INR 1,200, which you must pay when submitting the online or offline application form. This fee is required just to complete your application and is non-refundable.

What makes Quantum University different, in my opinion, is the practical and student-friendly approach. I've done my MBA from Quantum University, and it never felt like it was only about theory. They focus a lot on real-world skills like presentations, case studies, group projects, and industry expo