Choosing between business schools in India is one of the biggest career decisions you will make in your twenties. There are more than 3,000 AICTE-approved management institutes in the country, but fewer than 125 make it into the NIRF Management Ranking each year. The gap between a good choice and an average one can be several lakh rupees in salary every year, for decades. This guide compares the best management institutes in India on the numbers that matter: rankings, fees, placements, entrance exams and specialisations. It draws on the NIRF 2025 ranking, official placement reports and our own experience of admitting and placing PGDM students at IMT Hyderabad, so you can build a shortlist that fits your goals and your budget.

The top business schools in India by NIRF 2025 are IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Kozhikode, DMS IIT Delhi and IIM Lucknow. The leading private business schools in India are XLRI Jamshedpur, MDI Gurgaon, SPJIMR Mumbai, NMIMS Mumbai and IMT Ghaziabad. Two-year fees run from about ₹12 lakh (IIT Delhi) to ₹33.5 lakh (IIM Calcutta). Strong-ROI options in the ₹15–20 lakh band include IMT Hyderabad, Great Lakes, TAPMI and IMT Ghaziabad.

What you will learn

1. What “top-ranked” means and how NIRF scores business schools in India
2. Top 10 business schools in India (NIRF 2025) with fees and packages
3. Top private business schools in India
4. Leading business schools in India by region
5. Business schools in India for finance and for marketing
6. MBA vs PGDM, entrance exams and eligibility
7. Fees, ROI, scholarships and loans
8. A 7-point checklist to choose the right school
9. Why IMT Hyderabad belongs on a South India shortlist
10. Admission timeline for 2026–27 and FAQs

What Makes a Business School in India “Top-Ranked”?

Most rankings of business schools in India start with the NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework), published every year by the Ministry of Education. NIRF is the only ranking where institutes submit audited data on placements, faculty and research. Private surveys from The Week, Business Today, Fortune India, Outlook-ICARE and IIRF publish their own lists of the top management colleges in India, adding perception and employer feedback on top.

NIRF scores every business school on five weighted parameters:

NIRF parameter	Weight	What it actually measures
Teaching, Learning & Resources (TLR)	30%	Faculty-student ratio, PhD faculty, financial resources per student
Research & Professional Practice (RP)	30%	Publications, citations, patents, executive education revenue
Graduation Outcomes (GO)	20%	Placement percentage, median salary, higher studies, PhD graduates
Outreach & Inclusivity (OI)	10%	Students from other states and countries, women, economically weaker sections
Perception (PR)	10%	Survey of employers, academics and the public

Why this matters to you: Graduation Outcomes is the parameter that tracks your salary. Research carries the same weight as teaching, which is why older government institutes with large PhD programmes cluster at the top. A younger private institute can score well on placements and inclusivity and still sit at rank 60–80 overall. So read the parameter scores, not just the headline rank, when you compare the best management institutes in India.

A second caution: rankings measure institutes, not fit. A school ranked 9th may still be the wrong choice for you if it is 2,000 km from the city where you want to work.

Top 10 Business Schools in India (NIRF 2025)

The table below lists the top 10 business schools in India from the NIRF 2025 Management Ranking, with two-year fees and the latest reported average packages. NIRF 2026 had not been released at the time of writing; we will update this table the week it is published.

NIRF 2025 rank	Institute	City	Two-year fee (approx.)	Average package (latest batch)	Exams accepted
1	IIM Ahmedabad	Ahmedabad	₹27.5 lakh	₹34.45 LPA	CAT
2	IIM Bangalore	Bengaluru	₹26 lakh	₹34.88 LPA (median)	CAT, GMAT (EPGP)
3	IIM Kozhikode	Kozhikode	₹23.5 lakh	₹28.05 LPA	CAT
4	DMS, IIT Delhi	New Delhi	₹12 lakh	~₹21–22 LPA	CAT
5	IIM Lucknow	Lucknow	₹21.75 lakh	₹32.30 LPA	CAT
6	IIM Mumbai (formerly NITIE)	Mumbai	₹15 lakh	~₹28 LPA	CAT
7	IIM Calcutta	Kolkata	₹33.5 lakh	₹30+ LPA	CAT
8	IIM Indore	Indore	₹24.11 lakh	₹29.57 LPA	CAT
9	MDI Gurgaon	Gurugram	₹26.55 lakh	~₹26 LPA	CAT, GMAT
10	XLRI Jamshedpur	Jamshedpur	₹30.5 lakh	~₹29–31 LPA	XAT, GMAT

Fees and packages compiled from institute websites, official placement reports and the GMAC top-10 summary (June 2026). “~” marks figures reported by the institute in a range or by third-party portals. Always confirm on the institute’s own site before you apply.

Three things the top 10 tell you

Government institutes dominate the top 10. Eight of the ten are IIMs or IITs. Only MDI Gurgaon and XLRI are private. This is largely a research-weighting effect, not a placement gap: XLRI and MDI place at ₹26–31 LPA, ahead of several IIMs.

Fees do not track rank. IIT Delhi (rank 4) charges ₹12 lakh; IIM Calcutta (rank 7) charges ₹33.5 lakh. The cheapest institute on the list is the fourth-best. That is why ROI, not rank alone, should drive your final choice.

CAT is the gateway. Nine of the ten accept CAT. If you are targeting these business schools in India, a 95+ percentile is the realistic threshold for a call; a 99+ percentile for the old IIMs.

Top Private Business Schools in India

Private institutes now educate the majority of MBA and PGDM students in the country, and the best of them match the IIMs on placements. The table ranks the top private business schools in India by their NIRF 2025 position, with ROI shown as average package divided by total fee.

Institute	City	NIRF 2025 rank	Two-year fee (approx.)	Average package	ROI (package ÷ fee)	Exams accepted
MDI Gurgaon	Gurugram	9	₹26.55 lakh	~₹26 LPA	0.98	CAT, GMAT
XLRI Jamshedpur	Jamshedpur	10	₹30.5 lakh	~₹29–31 LPA	0.98	XAT, GMAT
SPJIMR Mumbai	Mumbai	20	~₹23 lakh	~₹33 LPA	1.43	CAT, XAT, GMAT
NMIMS Mumbai	Mumbai	24	~₹25 lakh	~₹20+ LPA	0.80	NMAT
IMT Ghaziabad	Ghaziabad	30	~₹21.5 lakh	~₹17 LPA	0.79	CAT, XAT, GMAT
Great Lakes Institute of Management	Chennai	37	~₹20 lakh	~₹15–17 LPA	0.80	CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT
TAPMI Manipal	Manipal	50–60 band	~₹17 lakh	~₹14–16 LPA	0.88	CAT, XAT, GMAT
IMT Hyderabad	Hyderabad	72	~₹16 lakh (incl. hostel and mess)	~₹12.4 LPA	0.78	CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT

Sources: NIRF 2025 Management Ranking; institute placement reports; Shiksha and Collegedunia listings (2026). ROI is a simple ratio of the average package to the total fee and ignores living costs, which are included in some fees (IMT Hyderabad) and not in others.

How to read the private-school table

Look at the ROI column. SPJIMR is the standout, with an average package above its fee. A group of institutes in the ₹15–22 lakh band, including Great Lakes, TAPMI, IMT Ghaziabad and IMT Hyderabad, return roughly 0.8 of their fee in year-one salary. In practical terms, most graduates of these top private business schools in India recover their fee within two to three years of working.

Notice also that IMT Hyderabad’s fee includes two years of accommodation and mess. When you strip out living costs from the others, its effective tuition is one of the lowest among NIRF-ranked private institutes in South India.

Leading Business Schools in India by Region

Where you study shapes where you get placed. Recruiters hire locally first: Mumbai schools feed BFSI and consulting, Bengaluru and Hyderabad feed technology and GCCs, Delhi-NCR feeds FMCG and consulting. If you know the city you want to work in, start with the leading business schools in India in that region.

Region	Government leaders	Private leaders	Recruiting strengths
West (Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune)	IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Mumbai	SPJIMR, NMIMS, SIBM Pune, MICA	Investment banking, consulting, FMCG, media
North (Delhi-NCR, Lucknow)	DMS IIT Delhi, FMS Delhi, IIM Lucknow	MDI Gurgaon, IMT Ghaziabad, IMI Delhi, FORE	Consulting, FMCG sales, e-commerce
South (Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai)	IIM Bangalore, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Visakhapatnam	ISB Hyderabad, Great Lakes, TAPMI, IMT Hyderabad, XIME	IT services, GCCs, analytics, pharma, BFSI
East (Kolkata, Jamshedpur, Bhubaneswar)	IIM Calcutta, IIM Ranchi	XLRI, XIMB, IIFT Kolkata	HR, steel and manufacturing, finance

Why South India deserves a closer look

Among business schools in India, southern campuses sit closest to the fastest-growing job market. Hyderabad and Bengaluru now host more than 1,700 global capability centres (GCCs) between them, and Hyderabad alone adds tens of thousands of technology and pharma jobs every year. That shifts demand towards analytics, product, supply chain and finance roles, exactly the profile a two-year PGDM builds. For students who want a residential campus within reach of that job market, IMT Hyderabad’s 30-acre campus is 15 minutes from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport and roughly 40 minutes from the Gachibowli and HITEC City corridors.

Best Management Institutes in India for Finance

Finance is the most competitive specialisation at business schools in India, and the one where the school’s brand matters most. Investment banks, asset managers and quant funds recruit from a short list. If you want a finance career, look at where finance recruiters actually go.

Institute	Finance strengths	Typical finance recruiters	Finance highlights
IIM Ahmedabad / IIM Calcutta	Investment banking, private equity, markets	Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bain Capital, Avendus	Highest concentration of front-office offers
IIM Kozhikode (PGP-Finance)	Dedicated finance PGP, FinTech	Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Nomura	Two-year programme built only for finance
SPJIMR Mumbai	Corporate finance, treasury	Citi, Barclays, ICICI Bank	Mumbai location gives internship access to BFSI head offices
XLRI Jamshedpur	Corporate finance, risk	Tata Steel, HSBC, ICICI	Strong Bloomberg and analytics labs
IMT Hyderabad	Corporate finance, investment research, banking	DE Shaw, Arcesium, Invesco, Barclays, Societe Generale, HDFC	Finance recorded the highest package on campus (₹25.6 LPA) in the class of 2025

What to check in a finance PGDM: a Bloomberg or Refinitiv terminal lab, CFA-aligned electives, a student-run investment fund and recruiters from asset management and quant firms. At IMT Hyderabad, finance graduates in the class of 2025 averaged ₹14.4 LPA against a campus average of ₹12.4 LPA, and DE Shaw, Arcesium and Invesco hired from the placements pool. Those are the kinds of specialisation-level numbers you should ask every school for.

Business Schools in India for Marketing

Marketing is the largest specialisation by headcount and the widest in roles: brand management, sales leadership, digital marketing, product marketing and market research. The best business schools in India for marketing combine FMCG recruiters with hands-on projects.

Institute	Marketing strengths	Typical marketing recruiters	Marketing highlights
IIM Ahmedabad / IIM Bangalore	Brand management, general management	HUL, P&G, Nestlé, ITC	Largest number of FMCG management-trainee offers
MICA Ahmedabad	Strategic marketing and communications	Ogilvy, Google, Star, Dentsu	Only top institute built around marketing communications
IMT Ghaziabad	Sales and marketing, B2B marketing	Nestlé, Amazon, HDFC Bank, Adani	Marketing is the largest cohort on campus
SIBM Pune / NMIMS Mumbai	Consumer marketing, digital	Asian Paints, Marico, Amazon	Mumbai and Pune head-office access
IMT Hyderabad	Brand, sales, digital and analytics-led marketing	Hero MotoCorp, Exide, Dalmia, Cognizant, Wipro	12-week summer internship with live brand projects, 150+ practitioner sessions a year

What to check in a marketing PGDM: live client projects, a digital marketing and analytics lab, sales-stint internships and access to consumer-goods and e-commerce recruiters. Marketing students at IMT Hyderabad build their portfolio through the summer internship and industry-led capstone projects in the PGDM General Management curriculum.

MBA vs PGDM: What the Difference Really Means

Business schools in India offer two kinds of two-year full-time programmes, and the names confuse almost everyone.

Feature	MBA	PGDM
Awarded by	A university (state, central, deemed or private)	An autonomous institute approved by AICTE
Regulator	UGC	AICTE (and AIU for MBA equivalence)
Curriculum updates	Set by the university; slower to change	Set by the institute; typically revised every year
Examples	FMS Delhi, NMIMS, IIT DMS, university MBAs	IIMs (historically), XLRI, MDI, SPJIMR, IMT Hyderabad
Recognised for PhD and government jobs	Yes	Yes, when AIU-recognised as MBA-equivalent
Fees	Usually lower at public universities	Higher, but includes industry interfaces and often hostel

The short version: a PGDM from an AICTE-approved, AIU-recognised institute is treated as an MBA by recruiters, PhD programmes and public-sector employers. What matters is the institute, not the label. The IIMs themselves awarded PGDMs until the IIM Act of 2017 let them award MBA degrees.

Entrance Exams Accepted by Business Schools in India

Most business schools in India accept two or more national tests. Plan your exam calendar around the schools on your shortlist.

Exam	Conducted by	Held in	Score used by	Best for
CAT	IIMs (rotating)	Late November	All IIMs, IIT DMS, FMS, MDI, SPJIMR, IMT Hyderabad, 1,000+ others	Everyone; the widest acceptance
XAT	XLRI	Early January	XLRI, XIMB, SPJIMR, IMT, TAPMI, Great Lakes	Second shot after CAT; decision-making section
GMAT (Focus Edition)	GMAC	Year-round	ISB, IIM one-year programmes, most private PGDMs	Working professionals, international mobility
CMAT	NTA	January	AICTE-approved PGDMs including IMT Hyderabad, Great Lakes, K J Somaiya	Aspirants who missed a CAT cut-off
NMAT	GMAC	October–December	NMIMS, XIM, SDA Bocconi Asia	NMIMS applicants
SNAP	Symbiosis	December	SIBM, SCMHRD and other Symbiosis institutes	Symbiosis applicants
MAT / ATMA	AIMA / AIMS	Multiple windows	Many AICTE-approved private institutes	Backup applications

Eligibility, in one line: a bachelor’s degree in any discipline with at least 50 per cent aggregate (45 per cent for reserved categories at many institutes), a valid test score and, for most schools, a personal interview and written ability test. Work experience is not compulsory at most two-year programmes; roughly two-thirds of any IMT Hyderabad batch are freshers.

Fees, ROI and Scholarships at Business Schools in India

Total two-year cost is the number families ask about first when they compare business schools in India. Here is what the fee actually buys, and how to compare it.

Fee band (two years)	Typical institutes	What is usually included	What is usually extra
Under ₹10 lakh	FMS Delhi, university MBAs, JBIMS, TISS	Tuition only	Hostel, food, laptop, exchange
₹10–20 lakh	IIT DMS, IIM Mumbai, IMT Hyderabad, TAPMI, Great Lakes	Tuition; hostel and mess at some (IMT Hyderabad includes both)	International immersion, certifications
₹20–30 lakh	Most IIMs, SPJIMR, IMT Ghaziabad, MDI, NMIMS	Tuition, sometimes hostel	Mess, exchange, laptop
Above ₹30 lakh	IIM Calcutta, XLRI, ISB, SIBM Pune	Tuition and some residential costs	Exchange programmes

How to calculate ROI in five minutes

1. Add tuition, hostel, mess, exam fees and a laptop. That is your total cost.
2. Take the institute’s median package, not the average or the highest. The median is what a typical student gets.
3. Subtract what you would earn in the same two years without the degree (your opportunity cost).
4. ROI payback = total cost ÷ (median package − current salary). Two to three years is healthy; five or more is a warning sign.

Scholarships and loans. Most business schools in India, including IMT Hyderabad, offer merit scholarships on test percentile and need-based waivers. Public-sector banks lend up to ₹40 lakh for NIRF-ranked institutes, often without collateral up to ₹7.5 lakh. Interest paid on an education loan is tax-deductible under Section 80E for up to eight years.

How to Choose the Right Business School in India: A 7-Point Checklist

Rankings tell you which business schools in India are respected. This checklist tells you which one is right for you.

#	Check	What to look for	Red flag
1	Accreditation	AICTE approval, AIU MBA-equivalence, NBA or AACSB accreditation	“University-affiliated” with no AICTE or UGC listing
2	Placement transparency	Audited report with median, average and sector split for the last three batches	Only the highest package is advertised
3	Faculty	Share of PhD faculty; industry practitioners teaching electives	Visiting faculty teaching core courses
4	Location and recruiter base	Recruiters within a two-hour drive; internship access	Campus far from every major job market
5	Specialisation depth	Labs, certifications and recruiters in your chosen area	One generic “PGDM” with no track-level data
6	Residential and peer experience	Diversity, clubs, student-run fests and committees	High dropout or thin student life
7	Global exposure	Exchange partners, international immersion, foreign faculty	No exchange tie-ups at all

Apply the checklist to every school on your list, including the ones with famous names. You will be surprised how often a mid-ranked institute wins on three or four of the seven points.

Why IMT Hyderabad Belongs on Your South India Shortlist

We are writing this guide from inside one of the business schools in India that sits in the “high-ROI, residential, South India” bracket, so let us be specific about what we offer and how we measure up.

Legacy and approvals. IMT Hyderabad was established in 2011 as part of the IMT Group, which has run management education since 1980. The two-year PGDM is AICTE-approved and recognised by AIU as equivalent to an MBA. Students specialise in Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Operations, IT & Analytics or General Management.

Rankings. NIRF 2025 ranked IMT Hyderabad 72nd among management institutes in India, a jump of 25 places from 97th in 2024. It was rated the number one private B-school in Telangana by CSR-GHRDC 2025, ninth among the top 10 B-schools in South India by The Week 2025, 13th among leading B-schools in South India by Fortune India 2025 and 15th in India’s top 100 B-schools by EducationWorld 2025.

Placements. The class of 2025 recorded an average package of about ₹12.4 LPA and a highest package of ₹25.6 LPA. Recruiters across recent seasons include Barclays, Deloitte, EY, DE Shaw, Arcesium, Invesco, Societe Generale, HDFC, Oracle, HCL, Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, Hero MotoCorp and ArcelorMittal. Every student completes a 12-week summer internship before final placements. Full details are on our placements page.

Batch profile. A recent batch was 34 per cent women and drew 94 per cent of its students from outside Telangana. Around a third came with prior work experience, and academic backgrounds split almost evenly between engineering, commerce and arts, management and science.

Global and campus life. Twenty-five partner institutions across the world host student and faculty exchange. The residential campus runs student-led clubs, committees and fests that you can explore on our student life page.

Who it suits. Aspirants with a 75–90 percentile in CAT, XAT, CMAT or a comparable GMAT score, who want a residential two-year PGDM near Hyderabad’s technology, pharma and BFSI employers, at a fee that includes accommodation.

If you want to compare our specialisation-level numbers with any other institute in this guide, the admissions team will share the latest audited placement report on request.

Admission Timeline for Business Schools in India (2026–27)

Most business schools in India follow the same broad calendar, so one plan covers your whole shortlist.

Month	What happens	What you should do
August–September 2026	CAT, XAT and NMAT registrations open	Register; shortlist 8–12 institutes across three fee bands
October–December 2026	NMAT and SNAP windows; CAT (late November)	Apply to institutes with early deadlines; start WAT/PI prep
January 2027	XAT and CMAT; CAT results	Submit remaining applications; most private PGDM deadlines fall here
February–March 2027	Shortlists, group discussions, WAT and interviews	Prepare a one-page profile; research each institute’s recruiters
April–May 2027	Final offers, waitlist movement, fee payment	Compare offers on ROI, not just rank; apply for education loans
June–July 2027	Programmes begin	Pre-reading, laptop, hostel move-in

Dates are indicative and based on the 2025–26 cycle. Confirm exact dates on each testing body’s website.

Five Mistakes to Avoid When Comparing Business Schools in India

These are the errors we see aspirants make most often when they compare the top management colleges in India.

1. Chasing the highest package. One offer of ₹70 lakh tells you nothing about the 240 students behind it. Ask for the median.
2. Ignoring location. A school in a city with no recruiters in your target sector will cost you internships and pre-placement offers.
3. Confusing brand with programme. Many well-known brands run several campuses and programmes with very different outcomes. Check the data for the exact campus and programme you are applying to.
4. Skipping the fee breakdown. A ₹16 lakh fee that includes hostel and food can be cheaper than a ₹14 lakh fee that does not.
5. Applying to too few schools. Cut-offs move every year. Apply across three tiers so you always have a good option in hand by March.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which are the best business schools in India in 2026? 

By NIRF 2025, the top five are IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Kozhikode, DMS IIT Delhi and IIM Lucknow. Among private institutes, XLRI, MDI Gurgaon, SPJIMR, NMIMS Mumbai and IMT Ghaziabad lead. NIRF 2026 results will update this list when released.

2. Which are the top private business schools in India?

 XLRI Jamshedpur (NIRF 10), MDI Gurgaon (9), SPJIMR Mumbai (20), NMIMS Mumbai (24), IMT Ghaziabad (30) and Great Lakes Chennai (37) are the highest-ranked private business schools in India. In South India, IMT Hyderabad (72), TAPMI and Great Lakes are the leading private options.

3. How much do business schools in India cost? 

Two-year fees range from under ₹10 lakh at public universities such as FMS Delhi to about ₹33.5 lakh at IIM Calcutta. Most NIRF-ranked private institutes charge ₹15–25 lakh. IMT Hyderabad’s fee of about ₹16 lakh includes two years of accommodation and mess.

4. Is a PGDM equal to an MBA in India? 

Yes, when the PGDM is from an AICTE-approved institute and recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as MBA-equivalent. Recruiters, PhD programmes and public-sector employers treat the two as the same.

5. Which entrance exam should I take for business schools in India? 

CAT gives the widest access, including all IIMs and most private PGDMs. Add XAT for XLRI and the XAT-accepting institutes, CMAT as a backup for AICTE-approved PGDMs, and GMAT if you are a working professional or want international options.

6. Which business schools in India are best for finance? 

IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta and IIM Kozhikode’s PGP-Finance attract the most front-office banking and markets offers. SPJIMR and XLRI are strong in corporate finance. IMT Hyderabad’s finance track recorded the campus’s highest package of ₹25.6 LPA in 2025 with recruiters such as DE Shaw, Arcesium and Invesco.

7. Which business schools in India are best for marketing? 

IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Bangalore lead in FMCG brand management, MICA in marketing communications and IMT Ghaziabad in sales and B2B marketing. Southern options with strong marketing recruiters include Great Lakes, TAPMI and IMT Hyderabad.

8. What CAT percentile do I need for a good business school in India? 

Old IIMs typically shortlist above the 99th percentile. Newer IIMs, MDI, SPJIMR and IMT Ghaziabad shortlist from roughly the 90th–97th. Well-ranked private PGDMs such as IMT Hyderabad, Great Lakes and TAPMI consider candidates from about the 75th–85th percentile, with weight on academics and interview.

9. Are placements at business schools in India really 100 per cent? 

Most top-30 institutes report 100 per cent placement for eligible students. Below that, 90–98 per cent is common and honest. Ask for the definition of “eligible” and for the median package; those two numbers tell the real story.

10. Which are the top management colleges in India for working professionals? 

ISB Hyderabad, the one-year programmes at IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta and IIM Kozhikode, XLRI’s general management programme and executive PGDMs at institutes such as IMT Hyderabad are the main options among business schools in India for candidates with three or more years of experience.

11. Is Hyderabad a good city for an MBA or PGDM? 

Yes. Hyderabad hosts one of the largest clusters of global capability centres, IT services and pharma companies in India, plus a growing BFSI base. That gives students at institutes like ISB and IMT Hyderabad access to internships and final placements without relocating.

Conclusion: Build a Shortlist, Not a Wish List

The best business schools in India are not a single list. They are three or four lists, one for each tier you can realistically reach, sorted by fit, location and ROI. Use the NIRF 2025 table for the top tier, the private-school table for the ₹15–25 lakh band, and the finance and marketing tables to check whether each school delivers in your specialisation. Then apply the seven-point checklist to every institute on your list.

If South India, a residential campus and a fee that includes living costs matter to you, add IMT Hyderabad to that list and talk to our admissions team. We will share our latest audited placement report and put you in touch with current students, so you can judge one of the leading business schools in India by the same standard you apply to every other.

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