University of Hyderabad

What is the average package at University of Hyderabad?

The average package at University of Hyderabad (UoH) ranged between Rs 6 LPA and Rs 8 LPA during the 2024-2025 placement season, while the highest package touched a record Rs 46 LPA, secured by an M.Tech (IT) graduate from the School of Computer and Information Sciences. That Rs 46 LPA offer was the highest in the university's history, more than 2.5 times the Rs 17.89 LPA top offer recorded the previous year. Across this season, 550 students were placed by roughly 180 recruiting organisations, making 2024-2025 the strongest hiring cycle UoH has reported since inception.

Unlike single-discipline engineering institutes, University of Hyderabad is a broad central university, so its compensation profile is school-led rather than uniform. The School of Management Studies (MBA) and the School of Computer and Information Sciences (SCIS) consistently anchor the upper salary bands, while science, social science and humanities schools cluster nearer the university median. The figures below are drawn from UoH's official placement communications and its NIRF disclosures.

Branch/Course-Wise Package Breakdown

This table answers the question every UoH aspirant asks: which programme actually pays the most? It maps the median and highest figures UoH reports per school for its flagship postgraduate programmes, alongside the overall postgraduate cohorts captured in NIRF filings. Read it school-by-school: the MBA and the integrated M.Tech post the strongest medians, while the SCIS M.Tech route owns the headline-grabbing Rs 46 LPA peak. "NA" marks figures UoH does not separately publish, since the university discloses medians by school rather than a single blended average.

The takeaway for applicants is clear: at University of Hyderabad the route to the top of the salary curve runs through SCIS and management, not the science or humanities schools. The MBA median of Rs 8.20 LPA (2025) and the integrated M.Tech median of Rs 8.50 LPA (2025) sit comfortably above the broader PG median of around Rs 6 LPA, while the SCIS M.Tech track combines a modest median (Rs 5.40 LPA) with an exceptional ceiling (Rs 46 LPA), signalling a wide spread between typical and premium offers in computing.

Year-Wise Package Trend

This table tracks how University of Hyderabad's package figures have moved across three placement cycles, so you can judge momentum rather than a single snapshot. It shows the average, the representative median, and the highest offer for the 2025 (2024-2025 season), 2024 and 2023 cycles. Read the "Highest" column as the trend's headline: it is where UoH's improvement is most visible. Median values are the most stable, university-wide indicators because UoH reports them in NIRF and official placement notes.

The trajectory tells a strong story for prospective students: University of Hyderabad's highest package leapt from Rs 17.89 LPA in 2024 to Rs 46 LPA in 2025, the biggest single-year jump it has recorded. The university-wide median, however, has held steady in the Rs 6-6.50 LPA band across 2023 and 2024, which means the surge is concentrated at the premium end (chiefly SCIS computing roles) rather than lifting every cohort equally. Applicants should read the Rs 46 LPA as an aspirational ceiling, not a typical outcome.

Notable Offers & Package Distribution

The most notable offer in University of Hyderabad's recent history is the Rs 46 LPA package (2025) bagged by an M.Tech (IT) student from the School of Computer and Information Sciences, the single highest CTC the university has ever facilitated. In the prior cycle the top offer was Rs 17.89 LPA (2024), and in 2023 SCIS recorded a Rs 23 LPA peak, underlining that computing graduates have repeatedly set the university's ceiling.

UoH's package distribution in 2024-2025 was distinctly two-tiered. A broad base of mass-recruiter offers in the Rs 5-8 LPA range, driven by IT services and consulting firms such as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, Accenture and IBM, accounts for the bulk of the 550 placements across roughly 180 companies. Above that base sits a thinner premium tier, populated by product, analytics and finance recruiters such as Oracle, Teradata, Intel, Micron, ServiceNow, Pegasystems, Deloitte, S&P Global, Synchrony Financial, ICICI Bank, Amazon and Adobe, where offers climb well into double digits and culminate in the Rs 46 LPA peak. School of Computer and Information Sciences and School of Management Studies drew the strongest recruiter participation, which is why their medians (Rs 5.40 LPA M.Tech, Rs 8.20 LPA MBA, Rs 8.50 LPA integrated M.Tech in 2025) and ceilings outpace the wider campus. For an applicant, the practical reading is that UoH offers near-certain access to stable Rs 6-8 LPA roles, with the premium Rs 15 LPA-plus and Rs 46 LPA outcomes reserved for top performers in computing and management.