Army Institute of Management, Kolkata (Also known as: AIM Kolkata)
Kolkata, West Bengal College of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, KolkataQuick Facts
About College
Army Institute of Management, Kolkata was established by the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES), New Delhi in the year 1998. The institute is also known as AIM Kolkata. AIM Kolkata was formerly known as National Institute of Management Calcutta and in the year 2005, the name was changed to Army Institute of Management. The institute is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India and is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi. The MBA programme offered by AIM Kolkata is affiliated to the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT).
Location:
AIM Kolkata is located at Penn Road, Judges Ct Road, Alipore in Kolkata. The institute is around 1 km away from Remount Road Railway Station. Calcutta Airport is approximately 24 km away from AIM Kolkata. The institute is 5 km away from Lake Gardens Bus Depot. Candidates can hire a taxi or take an auto-rickshaw to reach the institution.
Accreditation:
- Army Institute of Management, Kolkata is accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
Clubs, Committees and Societies:
- Student Council: The Student Council maintains and enhances student life in all the relevant aspects such as academic and social areas and represents the student body in all matters.
- Music Club: The members of this Club organise various musical events and programmes for the students and it provides a platform to the students to showcase their musical talent.
- Akriti: This Club provides a platform for the students to express the unexpressed.
- SportsClub: This Club promotes sports and encourages students to actively participate in various sports programmes and activities conducted by them.
- Entrepreneurship Club: This cell provides a platform and nurtures aspiring entrepreneurs to come up with innovative business ideas.
- Sampark: This is the HR Club that organises various HR activities on a regular basis in order to imbibe team spirit amongst students and they can make proper use of the concepts of HR and excel in that field.
- Kuber: The club works in order to promote activities which are related to finance that will help them to expand their vision beyond the scope of academics. The Club has members who possess a wide variety of finance-related interests, specifically in corporate finance, sales and trading, investment banking, etc.
- Vikreta: This Club is for the students having an interest in the field of sales and helps them in enhancing their selling and negotiation skills.
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Exams and Cutoffs
Admission Process
Army Institute of Management, Kolkata Admission
Army Institute of Management, Kolkata offers a management programme (MBA) to the students. Admission is based on the marks secured in CAT. Further based on the CAT scores aspirants have to report to the institute for Group Discussion and Personal Interview Round. Candidates qualifying both - Group Discussion and Personal Interview will be offered admission once they get their documents verified and pay the requisite fee. Out of the total seats, 80% of them are for the children of Army personnel whereas the remaining seats are open to students belonging to the other categories. Army Institute of Management, Kolkata admission process is given below:
MBA
- Candidates have to apply and appear for CAT.
- Candidates have to apply online on the website of the college.
- Based on the CAT scores, candidates will be called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview.
- Candidates have to qualify the Group Discussion and Personal Interview Round.
- Final admission will be based on the CAT score and performance in the GD and PI round.
- There will be two merit lists, one for the candidates having an army background and another one will be for the general candidates.
80% of the total seats are for the children of Army personnel and the remaining 20% seats are open for anyone.
Facilities
Army Institute of Management, Kolkata has adequate infrastructure like hostel, library, etc which helps the students to have a hassle-free learning experience throughout their college life. It also provides facilities to the students like sports, cafeteria, etc. in order to give them a break from the regular academic schedule they follow. Students can avail these facilities in their free time for their recreation.
Hostel: The institution provides hostel facilities to the students and has separate hostel for boys and girls. Students can avail the facilities of Wi-Fi networks, indoor games, TV rooms, etc. The university has four girls hostels and two boys hostels.
Medical Facilities: In order to cater to the medical needs of the students the institution provides medical facilities to the students, staff and faculty.
Cafeteria: The college has a cafeteria that provides nutritious, healthy and hygienic meals and snacks to the students at a reasonable price to the students.
Library: The institution has a library that has all kinds of text and reference books for the students and is a perfect place for book lovers.
Sports: The institute provides sports facilities and encourages them to participate in indoor and outdoor games for their physical and mental well being.
Computing Centre: The institute has a computing centre to satisfy all the computational and technological requirements of the students and the faculty.
Gymnasium: The institution has a gymnasium which has all the latest equipment for the students to remain fit. Instructors and trainers are present at the gymnasium to train the students.
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Alumni Associations Student Reviews
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Questions related to AIM Kolkata
Hello I did my PCM from GSEB Gujarat board and I had an score of 52% in PCM and 65 percentile so now which college should I aim next for Btech in CS and approx how much marks will I require in GUJCET to get that college , I can only have options for college in Gujarat
GUJCET rank is calculated using the formula :
(0.6*A)+(0.4*B)= percentile out of 100, where A and B are your board marks and your GUJCET score, respectively.
Now, 52% in PCM means you get 31.2 from this part.
Try scoring atleast 80/120, so that you get atleast 26.67 from this part.
Total= 31.2+26.67= 58.87 percentile.
Now, predicting the rank is difficult as the "rank vs percentile" changes every year.
You can use our college predictor to predict the best college for you. The link is given below :
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Hope this answer helps you.
Good luck!!
Answer latertell me indetail what should i do to excel in robotics i wanted to establish a company on it . so what is your suggestion so that i can do after my class12 to achieve my aim.
Hello student you should pursue your career in robotics so you can enhance your skills in robotics and after that you should think about establishing a company or anything because at this level it's not preferable to open a company or anything firstly do your graduation and then think about other things..
You can pursue B.tech in robotics, to get admission in top B.tech college like NIT's IIITS CFTIs and many others college you need to appear and qualify Jee main entrance examination.
Eligibility - candidates must passed or appearing class 12 with physics chemistry and mathematics with minimum 75 percent marks aggregate from a recognized board.
Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck
I want best college for MBBS & complete my aim to be com Doctor till Im in class:12
Dear Aspirant,
To become a doctor and to do MBBS you have to clear NEET exam with the top scores. Here are some points you can follow to get good scores in NEET
The best thing to help you in this is coaching material from some good institute. They have their material prepared according to the need of the Exam.
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3. Solve the questions from question banks and previous year NEET papers.
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Thank you.
Comment if you have any doubts.
Hey there! Im currently pursuing my Bsc(cbz) and my aim is to join NASA is there any way to make it through this field. In which field should I complete my Msc for this? please elaborate your answer
Dear,
After B.Sc., you can do following courses: -
1. B.E. or
2. B.Tech. or
3. M.Sc.
in space technology or aeronautical engineering to become a Scientist in NASA and Astronaut.
Good Luck
I got 75% in 10th, 75% in 12th, 55.38% with B.Sc maths hons and four and a half years of work experience. How much cat percentile should I aim to score to get into one of the top 20 b schools in India?
Ok Shreya, Let's start from the basics. There are certain misconceptions everyone has while coming to CAT Percentile.
If you consider top Institutes like IIM A,B,C,L,Kozi, Indore. FMS, XLRI then there are certain rules which they follow for the Initial Calling and final Selection. Each and everything as certain weightage like for FMS Delhi, 100% weightage is given to CAT percentile while Initial Calling and for Final Selection, 60% to the CAT score, 10% to X and Xii and 25% to GD and PI. Sometimes they conduct Extempore too.
Top IIM's follows different rules, 60 to 70% weightage is given to CAT score for the Initial Calling and then for the final Selection 50-60% is given to GD and PI while work exp. is given a mere 5 to 10% only( during Final Selection).
So, you need to get 99+ percentile to stand anywhere.
Feel free to comment down any other query.
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Army Institute of Management, Judges Court Road, Alipore, Opposite Alipore Telephone Exchange, Kolkata - 700027, West Bengal
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Affiliated
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Accreditation of this College:
NAAC
- National Assessment and Accreditation Council
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