The Indian Institute of Management Raipur (IIM Raipur) is a premier public business school and an Institute of National Importance established by the Government of India in 2010. Located in a sprawling 200-acre state-of-the-art campus in Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh, it is consistently ranked among the top management institutes in the country, securing the 15th position in the NIRF 2025 rankings. The institute is known for its strong focus on research, ethical leadership, and industry engagement, recently taking a lead role in coordinating the Joint Admission Process (JAP) 2026 for several IIMs.

IIM Raipur bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world business challenges through its diverse range of postgraduate and doctoral programs. The 2-year full-time MBA (Post Graduate Programme) remains its most prestigious offering, with specialized tracks in Marketing, Finance, HR, and Operations.

2-year full-time MBA (Post Graduate Programme) with specialized tracks in Marketing, Finance, HR, and Operations.

Approximately ₹16.10 Lakhs to ₹16.28 Lakhs for the entire MBA program

• There are 5–6 hostel buildings for male and female.
• Classrooms are horse-shoe shaped (designed by Godrej) to facilitate better interaction and discussion.
• A central hub for research, the library houses over 2,60,000 books (mostly in digital format) and subscribes to 14,000+ electronic journals and industry databases like Bloomberg, Capitaline, and Prowess.
• A modern, high-capacity auditorium with superior acoustics used for academic conferences, guest lectures, and cultural events.
• A 24/7 medical facility with a resident doctor and ambulance services for emergencies.

IIM Raipur’s MBA (PGP) admission involves scoring well in CAT exam, applying online, meeting eligibility (like minimum percentile in VARC/DILR for General: 75%ile each), then getting shortlisted for a combined Written Ability Test (WAT) & Personal Interview (PI). Final selection balances CAT score, WAT/PI performance, academics, work experience, diversity, and other achievements, using an aggregate index, as they often opt out of the Common Admission Process (CAP).