University of Hyderabad

Courses, Fees & Rankings at a Glance

University of Hyderabad's portfolio is dominated by postgraduate, integrated and doctoral programmes, with fees that are low relative to private universities because it is a government-funded central university. The table below summarises flagship programmes with their indicative total programme fee, duration and the headline entrance exam, so applicants can quickly compare cost and entry route before moving to the detailed Courses and Fees tabs. Read each row as one programme: the fee shown is the indicative full-programme fee recorded for the 2026 cycle.

The clear pattern is affordability: most two-year PG programmes cost between ₹24,000 and ₹80,000 for the full course, with the MBA at ₹2,00,000 being the costliest flagship and humanities programmes (MA, M.Com) the most economical at ₹24,000. Note that CUET PG is the dominant entry route, while M.Tech runs on GATE, MBA on CAT, and PhD on UGC NET / CSIR NET. For programme-specific eligibility (such as the 60% aggregate required for M.Tech or 55% for most CUET PG courses), refer to the detailed Courses tab.

What courses are offered at University of Hyderabad?

University of Hyderabad primarily offers postgraduate, integrated and doctoral programmes rather than standalone undergraduate degrees. These include M.Tech, MBA, M.Sc, MA, MCA, M.Com, LLM, MFA, Integrated M.Sc (5 years), Integrated PhD (6 years) and PhD (5 years). Most are two-year master's programmes admitted through CUET PG, while M.Tech uses GATE, MBA uses CAT, and PhD admission is through UGC NET or CSIR NET.

UoH Courses & Fees 2026

B.Tech/BE in relevant discipline with minimum 60% aggregate

Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% aggregate

LLB with minimum 55% aggregate

B.Sc in relevant discipline with minimum 55% aggregate

Bachelor's degree with Mathematics, minimum 55% aggregate

B.Com with minimum 55% aggregate

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What is the total fee at University of Hyderabad?

Fees at University of Hyderabad are low because it is a government central university. For the 2026 cycle, indicative full-programme fees range from ₹24,000 for MA and M.Com to ₹80,000 for M.Tech and Integrated PhD. The MBA is the costliest flagship at ₹2,00,000, while M.Sc, LLM and MFA each cost around ₹30,000, MCA ₹60,000 and PhD ₹50,000 for the programme.

UoH Scholarships 2026

Enrolled M.Phil and Ph.D. scholars at University of Hyderabad who are not receiving any other fellowship or financial assistance from another source. Tenable for up to 4 years from the date of admission or until thesis submission.

Deserving students from economically weaker backgrounds who need financial support to complete their higher education at the university.

Students who have entered the fifth (final) year of their programme and require financial assistance to continue their studies.

Students from deprived backgrounds selected on income criteria; the BBL boarding allowance was repurposed into the DAG to help with connectivity and study costs.

Telangana-domicile students belonging to SC, ST, BC, EBC, Minority or Disabled categories within prescribed family income limits (for example up to Rs 2.5 lakh for SC, Rs 2 lakh for ST).

Placement & Admission Snapshot

University of Hyderabad recorded its strongest placement season in 2024-2025, with a highest package of ₹46 LPA (secured by an M.Tech student from the School of Computer and Information Sciences) and around 550 students placed across roughly 180 recruiters. While UoH does not publicly release a single institute-wide average, its NIRF 2025 disclosure reported a median package of about ₹6 LPA for two-year PG programmes and ₹6.25 LPA for five-year integrated PG programmes. Admission is entrance-based: the headline route is CUET PG for most M.Sc, MA, MCA, M.Com, LLM, MFA and integrated programmes, while M.Tech admits through GATE, MBA through CAT, and PhD through UGC NET / CSIR NET. Top recruiters include TCS, Deloitte, Oracle, Intel, Micron, Accenture, Novartis and ICICI Bank, spanning IT, analytics, finance and research roles.

Is admission to University of Hyderabad merit or entrance based?

Admission to University of Hyderabad is entrance-based. Most postgraduate and integrated programmes (M.Sc, MA, MCA, M.Com, LLM, MFA, Integrated M.Sc and Integrated PhD) admit through CUET PG. M.Tech requires a valid GATE score, MBA requires CAT, and PhD admission is through UGC NET or CSIR NET. Eligibility typically requires a relevant bachelor's or master's degree with a minimum aggregate of 50-60% depending on the programme.

UoH Cutoff 2025

Top cutoff closing ranks and scores.

What is the NIRF and NAAC status of University of Hyderabad?

University of Hyderabad holds an NAAC 'A+' grade with a CGPA of 3.28 on a 4-point scale. In NIRF 2025 it ranked #25 Overall, #17 in the University category and #22 in Research, improving on its NIRF 2024 results of #27 Overall, #20 University and #23 Research. It is also recognised as an Institution of Eminence, underlining its consistent top-tier national standing.

UoH Rankings 2025

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Recent Updates

• UoH extended PG 2026 registration last date to June 12 via CUET PG scores; MTech deadline set at June 30 - 13 Jun 2026
• UoH CDLTR formally launches two new online certificate courses in Malariology and Computational Sanskrit, commencing July 15, 2026 - 13 Jun 2026

University of Hyderabad Key Facts (2026)

The table below gives an at-a-glance snapshot of the University of Hyderabad's core institutional profile as it stands for the 2026 admission cycle. It answers the most common first question an aspirant asks: what kind of institution is this, how big is it, and what are its approvals and accreditation status. Read each row as a single verified parameter and its current value, drawn from the university's official profile and 2024-2025 NIRF disclosures.

The key takeaway is that University of Hyderabad is a mid-sized, reeasy-to-use central university rather than a mass-enrolment college, which explains its strong NIRF University rank (#17 in 2025) and small student-to-faculty footprint. Its IoE tag and NAAC 'A+' grade signal sustained quality and enhanced autonomy, making it a credible choice for applicants prioritising research depth over undergraduate scale.

UoH at a Glance