Institute of Technology and Science (I.T.S), Ghaziabad: fit, costs and outcomes

I.T.S Mohan Nagar is a private institution in Ghaziabad whose postgraduate options include an AKTU-affiliated MBA and MCA, alongside an autonomous PGDM. It is a practical shortlist candidate for applicants who value a Delhi-NCR location, want a conventional full-time programme, and are willing to verify current-cycle terms directly. Its public information gives useful prior-cycle rules and cohort-level outcome data, but several details that matter to a 2027 entrant remain unpublished or are presented on undated pages. This page separates those confirmed facts from older reference figures.

What is confirmed for the 2027 intake, and what remains open

As reviewed on 6 November 2026, the official admission page displays “Admission Open 2027” for MBA and MCA (2 Years). This establishes that the institute is advertising these programmes for 2027. It does not itself provide a deadline, complete selection calendar, or a full set of rules for the new intake. The detailed MBA and MCA pages still point to 2026-cycle material, so applicants should treat that information as the latest published reference and not as a guarantee for 2027–29.

The institute identifies this campus as I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad. It is one campus within an education group with other locations and programmes. This matters when comparing claims: a programme, fee, placement figure or facility attributed to another I.T.S location cannot automatically be assigned to the Ghaziabad campus. The official domain used here is pg.its.edu.in; check the institution and campus name shown on any brochure or application link before paying.

The published MBA page describes a two-year, four-semester programme and lists sanctioned intake of 240. It labels its latest batch as 2026–2028. That intake number and batch label describe the page’s stated cycle; they do not confirm the number of seats or the exact programme conditions for 2027–29. The MCA programme page describes a two-year course and lists 120 seats, while its eligibility section points to CUET 2026. Again, these are prior-cycle details to use as a checklist, not confirmed terms for 2027.

The MBA page’s latest detailed eligibility route asks for a bachelor’s degree of at least three years in any discipline and an entrance examination. It also describes consideration for vacant seats after entrance-exam counselling, subject to state and university notices. For management-quota or vacant seats after CUET counselling, it states a three-year bachelor’s degree and 50% aggregate without grace marks. Those routes are not interchangeable: the conditions for the entrance route and the later vacancy route differ. The page does not state a relaxation for that particular route, so do not borrow a category concession from another programme.

For MCA, the page describes two educational routes. Applicants with listed technical or computing backgrounds include BCA, BSc Computer Science or Information Technology, and BE/BTech Computer Science or IT or equivalent. A separate alternative covers other specified bachelor’s disciplines if Mathematics was studied at Class 12 or graduation; the page states 50% in the qualifying examination, with 45% for SC/ST candidates. The mathematical-subject condition belongs to that alternative route. The institute’s 2027 advertisement does not confirm that the CUET-2026 reference, thresholds, intake or counselling rules carry over unchanged.

The safest application sequence is to start from the institute’s 2027 admission page, open the brochure for the exact programme, and compare it with the current university or counselling notice for your category. Confirm which entrance test is accepted, how counselling and institute-level vacancies interact, the closing date, and the documents required. If the institute form and an external counselling notice appear to conflict, ask the admission office which route applies to your seat and save the dated reply. A current banner or an active form link is not evidence that every applicant remains eligible or that a deadline has not passed.

Fees: compare the published figures by their stated basis

The official Admission Process / Fee Structure page lists annual tuition of ₹1,00,300 for both the two-year MBA and MCA. The fee table does not identify an intake year or say that this rate is fixed for both years. Multiplying the displayed annual tuition by two gives ₹2,00,600 as a simple estimate only if the rate remains unchanged. It is not a confirmed full-course invoice, and applicants should ask for the fee sheet that applies to their programme and batch.

The MBA FAQ shows a different and broader set of figures: ₹1,74,500 for the first year and ₹1,66,000 for the second. It says these amounts include academic fees, alumni association charges, reading material, industry interactions, placement assistance, professional-development sessions, industry visits and events, club membership, certification courses and specified infrastructure. It separately says examination and university-registration fees are extra, and lists a one-time uniform fee of ₹8,000. The two annual figures sum to ₹3,40,500; including the uniform amount gives ₹3,48,500 before the extra charges. These are arithmetic subtotals from an undated FAQ, not a newly issued batch quote.

The website does not reconcile the FAQ package with the separate annual-tuition table. The figures may cover different components, but the pages do not provide an item-by-item bridge that would justify adding, subtracting or treating them as the same basis. The FAQ also says payment is annual and that the course fee can be paid in two instalments, but it does not state the instalment dates or confirm the terms for 2027–28. Ask the admission office for a written fee schedule naming the course and batch, separating tuition from other academic charges, identifying one-time and refundable amounts, and stating due dates and refund rules.

The reviewed fee sources are clearer for the MBA package than for MCA. The MCA table gives annual tuition, but its FAQ points to another group-domain page rather than supplying a complete Ghaziabad breakdown. Do not transfer MBA-specific uniform, registration or examination charges to MCA without an MCA schedule. Similarly, hostel charges and optional services should be budgeted separately only after confirming their current availability, amounts and conditions. A tuition number alone cannot establish the total amount payable to enroll or complete the course.

Scholarship information is also not a substitute for an award confirmation. The institute FAQ says it offers merit-based scholarships under different categories and directs applicants to contact the institute for eligibility. It does not set out a complete current 2027 scholarship table on that page. Ask about the qualifying examination or marks, renewal conditions, seats or funding limits, and whether the award reduces tuition or another component. Do not deduct a scholarship from your budget until the institute confirms your individual award in writing.

Outcomes: use cohort data, not package headlines

The most useful comparable figures reviewed for this profile come from the institution’s NIRF Management submission. The submitted 2026 document reports 2024–25 outcomes for a two-year postgraduate group. For the Management category, it lists 220 students graduating in minimum stipulated time, 152 placed, a median salary of ₹4,00,000 among those placed, and zero selected for higher studies. The previous reported cohorts are 2023–24: 214 graduating, 133 placed, median ₹4,23,000, and three selected for higher studies; and 2022–23: 196 graduating, 109 placed, median ₹4,00,000, and eight selected for higher studies.

For 2024–25, 152 divided by 220 is about 69.1%. This is the number placed relative to the report’s count of students graduating in minimum time; it is not necessarily the placement rate among students who sought a job, accepted placement support or completed a placement process. The report does not give those participation denominators in this table. The median salary is for placed graduates, not every student. It should not be described as the average package or as a guaranteed offer. The figures are institute-submitted NIRF data for those reporting cohorts, not a forecast for someone joining in 2027.

The same document has a separate Overall category with a broader postgraduate grouping. Its 2024–25 row reports 303 graduating in minimum time, 216 placed and median salary ₹3,60,000. That row combines the institution’s programmes represented in the Overall submission; it does not isolate the MBA, MCA or another individual course. It would be misleading to present it as a programme-specific result. For the MBA, the Management-category table is the closer fit, but it remains a group-level report rather than a breakdown by specialization or student profile.

The report’s “sanctioned intake” and “actual strength” sections measure different things from placement outcomes. In the Management submission, the stated approved intake for the two-year programme is 240 in 2024–25 and 2023–24. This does not mean each intake filled all seats, and it is not the same denominator as students graduating two years later. The 2024–25 Management placement row pairs an earlier intake (2022–23) with a graduating cohort (2024–25). Keep those years distinct when comparing batches.

The institution’s current placement page displays programme-separated galleries and year labels, while its placement-brochure index lists MBA 2024 and MCA 2025 brochures. Such announcements can show that activity occurred, but the visible gallery does not supply the same complete denominator as the NIRF cohort table. A high individual offer, recruiter logo or top package does not tell you how many classmates secured comparable roles. For an MCA-specific decision, request the current MCA batch’s graduates, participants, placed count and salary measure; the NIRF Overall row is not a substitute.

There is no numeric NIRF rank established here for I.T.S Ghaziabad. The institutional NIRF submission identifies the entity and category data, but a submitted report is not itself a published rank. Do not infer a rank from the report, a neighbouring college’s result or an award banner. If ranking position matters to your shortlist, check the current NIRF result table for the exact institution name and category.

Campus and decision: who is likely to fit, and what could rule it out?

I.T.S’s location in Mohan Nagar is a practical advantage for applicants whose home, work or support network is in Ghaziabad, East Delhi or nearby parts of NCR. The institute’s hostel page describes separate on-campus accommodation for boys and girls, with named Eklavya and Durga hostels and facilities that include wardens, security, internet connectivity, gym and common rooms. These are institute descriptions, not a current room-availability guarantee. Ask about occupancy, room sharing, mess, extra charges, curfew, transport and whether the hostel is available for your exact programme and admission year.

The same hostel page enumerates a broader campus infrastructure list: auditorium, seminar halls, lecture hall, gym, sports complex, cafeteria, library, computer lab and medical facility. The published list is useful as a checklist for a visit, but it does not tell an applicant how often each facility is available, its capacity or its current condition. Visit the Mohan Nagar campus if possible. Ask to see the actual classrooms, labs and hostel room you would use, and speak with current students about daily schedules and access. Do not assume amenities promoted for the wider group are present at this campus or included in the fee.

A strong-fit applicant is likely to value a structured full-time management or computing course, access to the Ghaziabad/NCR job market, and the option to compare campus accommodation with a local commute. The official MBA page describes a full-time programme and states that 75% attendance is mandatory under AKTU norms. That rule is a meaningful constraint for students who need a flexible or largely remote schedule. Applicants should confirm the attendance policy for the programme and batch they select, especially where the current 2027 brochure has not yet restated every operational condition.

The evidence also suggests a cautious, practical approach to outcomes. The latest NIRF Management cohort reports a median salary of ₹4,00,000 for placed graduates in 2024–25, with 152 placed out of 220 graduating in minimum time. This may be useful to a candidate who is comparing similarly scoped cohort data and can evaluate the cost against realistic early-career outcomes. It is a reason to ask detailed questions about role mix and placement participation, not a guarantee that an individual will be placed or earn that median. Get the newest batch report and ask how many students pursued placements, how offers are counted, and whether the institute reports course-wise outcomes.

Potential deal-breakers include a need for fully flexible attendance, a budget that depends on a single headline fee without room for extra charges, or an expectation of a particular salary or role that the institute has not documented at programme level. The mismatch between the annual-tuition table and the broader MBA FAQ package makes written fee confirmation especially important. A candidate who requires a clearly published 2027 entrance route should wait for the relevant brochure or counselling notice instead of assuming that the 2026 requirements continue unchanged. An applicant who needs a numeric ranking should verify one in the actual NIRF results; none is established by the submitted report used here.

Before paying, verify four items in writing: the exact campus and award; the admission route and deadline for your category; the full batch-specific fee schedule and scholarship terms; and the latest programme-level placement report with its denominator. These checks will tell you more than a single package headline or general reputation claim. On current evidence, I.T.S Mohan Nagar is best treated as an option to investigate for location and structured study, with decisions on price, admission and outcomes conditional on updated batch documents. Future dates, final fees and 2027 placement outcomes remain unknown until published.