IBS, Hyderabad - Course & Fees Details

Q: Is IBS Hyderabad worth the high fees they are charging?

IBS Hyderabad MBA fees are definitely very high around ?5.25 L - 16.02 L and a middle-class man may not afford it. So unless you can get a scholarship I don’t think it’s a wise decision to spend your savings or even take up a loan for such a college. Taking a loan is risky way because you might not necessarily be able to land a package enough to repay the loan and it may take years to do so. There are many other higher-ranked B Schools with less expensive fees, try targeting them. Go for IBS Hyderabad only when you have no other option and you are ready to face the risk of loan repayment. No doubt IBS Hyderabad is well known for its quality of education, pedagogy, and infrastructure. The mess of food was like no other college. I think it’s these factors that attract students from all over India despite the high fees. So make a decision after weighing all the pros and cons.

Hyderabad, TelanganaEstd 1995 IFHE, Hyderabad

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MBABABBABBA {Hons.}B.ComB.Com {Hons.}CertificationEMBAMAPh.D

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Ph.D. (Management)

1st Yr Fees:₹1,60,000

1 Courses4 Years Full Time

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IBS Hyderabad: 2 Answered Questions

What is the fees structure of IBS Hyderabad for an MBA?

Epil Gagrai

The MBA program fees at IBS Hyderabad is INR 16.02 LPA for 2 years. In addition, students will have to pay a refundable caution deposit of INR 10,000 along with the first installment fees.

The hostel and the mess charges are as follows:

Men/ Women	Block	Details		Accommodation Charges per semester	Mess Deposit per semester
Men/ Women	Block	Rooms	Bathrooms	Accommodation Charges per semester	Mess Deposit per semester
Men	A, B, C, D, E and F	Single	Common	50,000/-	24,000/-
Men	H	Single	Attached	60,000/-
Women	Q, R, S	Single	Common	50,000/-
	G	Single	Attached	60,000/-
	E type Qtrs	Single	Common	50,000/-

Also, the students will have to pay a convocation fee of INR 4,000 in the 5th semester.

Is IBS Hyderabad worth the high fees they are charging?

Anubhav RajMBA in Marketing & Human Resources, ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad (Graduated 2014)

IBS Hyderabad MBA fees are definitely very high around ?5.25 L - 16.02 L and a middle-class man may not afford it. So unless you can get a scholarship I don’t think it’s a wise decision to spend your savings or even take up a loan for such a college. Taking a loan is risky way because you might not necessarily be able to land a package enough to repay the loan and it may take years to do so.

There are many other higher-ranked B Schools with less expensive fees, try targeting them. Go for IBS Hyderabad only when you have no other option and you are ready to face the risk of loan repayment.

No doubt IBS Hyderabad is well known for its quality of education, pedagogy, and infrastructure. The mess of food was like no other college. I think it’s these factors that attract students from all over India despite the high fees. So make a decision after weighing all the pros and cons.

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