Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) : Eligibility, Ranking, Courses, Fees, Admission, Placement and Cut-off

The Institute of Management & Technology (IMT), Faridabad, is one of the oldest institutions in Haryana, known for its highly qualified and experienced faculty. It offers postgraduate courses in Business Administration and Computer Applications. Admissions at IMT Faridabad are based on graduation marks and entrance exams such as CMAT or CAT. IMT has been rated as a ‘Category A’ B-School by the All India Management Association (AIMA). The institute boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure to meet the essential needs of its students. With a strong alumni network, IMT is a well-respected name in the corporate world.

Courses Offered

Eligibility Criteria

Cut-Off

Fees

Placement

Facilities Offered

Facilities provided by the college are :

• Library
• Auditorium
• Cafeteria
• Transportation
• Laboratory
• Gym
• Computer Lab
• Banks
• Security
• Hostel

Extra Perks and Benefits

The college offers a range of extra perks and benefits to its students and faculty members, including :

• Scholarships: Various merit-based scholarships for students with excellent academic performance.
• Fee Waivers: Special fee waivers for deserving students.
• Career Guidance & Development Center: Support for students transitioning into the corporate world.
• Alumni Benefits: Lifelong benefits and services for alumni, including networking opportunities, special discounts, career services, and more.
• Special Loan Schemes: Tie-ups with Punjab National Bank and State Bank of India for collateral-free loans to help students pay tuition fees.
• International Exposure: Opportunities for international exposure through tours in Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Indonesia.

Review

The faculty at the college is good, though the infrastructure could use some improvements. When it comes to placements, only one or two companies visit the campus for recruitment. However, the computer labs are well-equipped, with up-to-date systems, and the library is excellent, offering all the books related to the curriculum. The classrooms are also comfortable, with well-maintained benches. Unfortunately, the college lacks social clubs and extracurricular activities, which would have been a great addition to the student experience. On the positive side, the faculty-to-student ratio is manageable, with around 25 to 30 students in each class. The faculty is very supportive and teaches Java programming exceptionally well. However, I’m not particularly fond of the librarian, as he tends to be rude to students. Regarding exams, we typically have 6 to 7 subjects each semester, and most students manage to pass the exams without much difficulty.

Ranking

To be updated soon.