ICFAI Business School announces campus allotment results for MBA, PGPM admissions 2025
Careers360 Connect | February 27, 2025 | 12:20 PM IST | 1 min read
ICFAI Business School 2025: The selected candidates can check the results of the selection process 2025 through the official website, admissions.ibsindia.org/ibsat/application/generallogin.asp.
NEW DELHI:
The ICFAI Business School (IBS) has announced the campus allotment results for the MBA and PGPM programmes. The business school conducted the selection process from February 15 to 24 in IBS’s nine campuses.
The selected candidates can check the results of the
selection process 2025
through the official website, admissions.ibsindia.org/ibsat/application/generallogin.asp. The campus allotments have been prepared based on the preferences submitted by the candidates and cut-offs fixed by the respective institute.
“If a candidate has not been allotted their first, second, or other preferred choices, it indicates that their score did not meet the required cut-off for those campuses. However, there may still be an opportunity to slide to a preferred campus later, subject to withdrawals,” the B-school said in an official statement.
Students who have been allotted seats through the ICFAI Business School Selection Process 2025 are required to pay the admission fee to accept the allotment.
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A letter with administrative information will also be delivered to the candidate’s registered home address soon. The letter will hold key information such as contact details of campus directors and deans so that candidates can reach out for any queries, it said.
“The campus preferences were determined by candidates’ regional choices and career aspirations, ensuring a personalized selection process,” it added.
“To support students financially, most public sector banks and NBFCs offer education loans”. The institute also provided a list of banks and financial institutions that offer educational loans for management students at ibsindia.org/educational-loans/.
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