Indiana University Courses and Fees 2026
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MS Computer Science 2 years | INR 32.5 L/Yr USD 34,011 /Yr | 70 | GPA- 3.0/4.0, IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 79, Duolingo- 115 | ||
MS Data Science 2 years | Application Deadline For October 2026 Intake (1st Oct 2026) | INR 32.5 L/Yr USD 34,011 /Yr | 70 | GPA- 3.0/4.0, IELTS- 7.5, TOEFL- 100 | |
MBA 2 years | INR 53.2 L/Yr USD 55,695 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 7.0, TOEFL iBT- 100, Duolingo-130 | ||
| INR 29.4 L/Yr USD 30,792 /Yr | 70 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL iBT: 79, Duolingo:110 | |||
MS Information System 2 years | Priority Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (1st Nov 2026) Standard Application Deadline for 2027 Intake (15th Jan 2027) | INR 45.9 L/Yr USD 48,015 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 7.0, TOEFL iBT- 100, Duolingo-130 | |
MBA Finance 2 years | INR 53.2 L/Yr USD 55,695 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 7.0, TOEFL iBT- 100, Duolingo-130 | ||
M.S Informatics 2 years | INR 25.9 L/Yr USD 27,113 /Yr | - | Duolingo-110 | - | |
M.Sc Geological Sciences 1 year | INR 26 L/Yr USD 27,271 /Yr | 70 | GPA: 3.0, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL iBT: 79, Duolingo-110 | ||
Application Deadline For Spring 2027 Intake (1st Sep 2026) | INR 29.8 L/Yr USD 31,184 /Yr | 70 | GPA- 3.0, IELTS- 7.0, TOEFL iBT- 100, Duolingo-130 | ||
MA Computational Linguistics 2 years | Application Deadline For Fall 2027 Intake (1st Dec 2026) | INR 26 L/Yr USD 27,271 /Yr | 70 | IELTS: 7.0, TOEFL iBT: 92 |
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- By pursuing an undergraduate program in Finance from the Kelley School of Business, I intend to gain a deeper understanding in the fields of corporate finance, financial reporting, and cost management. This would enable me to build ‘great ships’ and keep them from ‘sinking’. Furthermore, the ‘Security Trading and Market Making’ elective excites me since I have a keen interest in the stock market. I eagerly follow my country’s National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange and I also invest in index funds. A business and finance degree with Kelley School of Business will inculcate in me the skills and knowledge required to monitor financial markets and the performance of individual securities/ commodities. In addition, The IUSG first year internship program will give me the opportunity to utilize and develop my leadership skills, thereby making me ‘future ready’!
- I like the fact that IU hosts events on a daily basis that an are free to attend and make the student feel light after a heavy week of studying. Carnivals, balance week( an all day event that goes on for weeks to manage students mental health during finals week) and many more extracurricular activities in sports really help the student to cool off. Moreover, the place became home to me in a period of only 9 months.
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- One thing I did not like about my university is the food! Being an international student I found the food average and had problems with the quality of food in my freshman year. After talking to a few locals as well, I understood that they too had such problems even though they were locally situated.
My college experience this year was really one to remember. Apart from the success academically I feel I enjoyed the process of having fun and making most of opportunities presented to me. I thoroughly enjoyed making new friends who were local citizens of Bloomington. Interacting with them on a daily basis showed me how different cultures operate and how diverse IU really is.
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- It had the #7 best business school in the US and along with that I received a very good scholarship. Another reason was that I was close to my local guardian who lives 4 hours away.
- Indiana University has a very well spread out and great campus, with new and modern infrastructure. I also like the fact that even though it is huge, it is very well connected through public transportation. Another thing that I love about this college is their team of faculty and advisors. They are very well equipped to help you out in every way possible.
Dislikes
- There are very few things that I dislike about this university, but the biggest one is the availability of affordable food on campus without buying a meal plan. In my first year I did not realise this problem as I had a meal plan and I could get food very easily from the dinning halls, but after moving off campus the food has become very expensive to purchase out of pocket. So I believe that they could improve on this a little bit.
My overall experience at Indiana University has been very enlightening. I have learned a lot not just about my subject but also about myself and life in general. My biggest challenge after coming here was to settle and fit in to the culture and as time went by it was to stay here and make a mark for myself. I have been able to form a lot of meaningful friendships and connections with people from all walks of life. I would definitely recommend people to come and study abroad if they have the resources to as it can really shape you into a well rounded individual.
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- I chose this university because it’s school of business was highly ranked (Kelley School of Business is top 8 business schools in the US). I also loved the campus because it’s very beautiful and felt like home. I chose to major in Finance because I’m mathematically inclined and like working with numbers.
I love it at Indiana University. The campus is so pretty and it is so easy to go on long walks through campus and feel an amazing energy all around you. It’s also easy to find somewhere to sit and do work or relax or hang out with friends. Everyone here has a lot of school spirit and there’s an amazing sense of community at such a big school. I met some of my lifelong friends here and got some amazing opportunities through extracurricular involvements and networking. I’ve grown a lot professionally and personally and I owe that to this school.
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