ICFAI Hyderabad Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

Hello there,

Between GITAM University and ICFAI University for B.Tech in Computer Science , here’s a quick comparison to help you choose:

1. GITAM University (Visakhapatnam/Hyderabad/Bengaluru)

• Reputation : Better known for engineering, especially in South India.
  
  

• Accreditation : NAAC A++ and UGC-approved.
  
  

• Placement : Good placements in CSE with companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and some product-based companies. Average package: Rs. 4–5 LPA.
  
  

• Infrastructure : Modern labs, good campus, and industry exposure.
  
  

• Curriculum : Updated syllabus with focus on coding, AI, and project work.
  
  2. ICFAI University (Dehradun/Hyderabad/Others)

• Reputation : ICFAI is more popular for law and management than engineering.
  
  

• Accreditation : UGC-approved, but not all campuses are equally reputed for engineering.
  
  

• Placement : Decent, but not as strong in tech companies for CSE compared to GITAM. Average package: Rs. 3–4 LPA.
  
  

• Infrastructure : Varies by campus. Hyderabad campus is better developed.
  
  

• Curriculum : Good for basics, but may lag in industry exposure compared to GITAM.
  
  Conclusion :

If you're serious about B.Tech in Computer Science , GITAM is generally the better choice due to stronger placement records , better industry links, and a more tech-focused environment. Choose ICFAI only if you’re getting into their top campus (like Hyderabad) and have specific preferences.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hi,

For example, the CLAT cut-off of ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad campuses is different course and year but not much high as compared to NLUs. Let's proceed further with the explanation, getting into depth:.

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Is CLAT a pre-requisite for ICFAI?

It doesn't accept CLAT. It has an independent admission process of its own. Scores are accepted for the basis of admission, and direct application is possible without submitting a CLAT score.

In case of CLAT score is not available admissions are usually on the merit of academics 10 and 12th class and based on interview.

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CLAT Cut-off for ICFAI Law School

- No cutoff of CLAT is given for ICFAI but considering previous trends, it would be much lower rank compared to NLUs.

CLAT rank within 50,000–70,000 can get you eligible.

- A score of **30–50 marks** is usually good enough in CLAT.

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### **Admission Without CLAT**

- You can apply directly by filling up the application form downloadable from their official website.

Direct admissions are given based on: 1. 10+2 Marks: Should have scored **at least 50%** marks.

2. Personal Interview Held to assess communication and interest in law.

--- ### **Conclusion** Although a CLAT score may enhance an application, it is not necessary to admit to any of the ICFAI Law Schools. They also have an alternative process if you did not take the CLAT or scored poorly on it. Check requirements for a specific campus as well.

ICFAI University Jaipur offers a full-time, five-year Integrated BBA LLB (Hons) programme at the undergraduate level through the ICFAI Law School (Faculty of Law). The BBA LLB (Hons) programme offerd at the ICFAI University Jaipur is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI).

The programme is established to develop a new generation of legal professionals through the comprehensive and contemporary body of knowledge integrating the study of law with management and humanities. The course curriculum is most contemporary and innovatively designed in association with professional experts and academicians as per the guidelines issued by the Bar Council of India. Students pursuing the BBA LLB (Hons) programme are required to go for one Legal Internship after each year and a total five Internships during the entire course.

The University offers merit scholarships to students pursuing the programme. The scholarships are based on performance of candidates in the Class 12/ Graduation (or equivalent) and Semester-wise performance during the course of the programme.