IIMT University, Meerut Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus buildings is ao good. The library offers a fair range of textbooks and scientific journals, although some resources could be updated. Wi-Fi works fine in academic areas, but the hostel and mess facilities could be improved, especially in terms of hygiene and food variety.

The faculty helps a lot with research projects and guide students in thesis writing and presentations. The teaching method includes interactive classes, case studies and practical lab sessions. Some guest lectures from industry professionals add value, through not very frequent.

The placements are still developing at IIMT University. While the placement cell is quite active. Core biotech companies visiting the campus are limited. A few students have managed to secure jobs in clinical research organizations, pathology labs and pharmaceutical companies.

Wi-Fi facility is available in the campus in well-known academic blocks, and separate rooms are available for group discussion, presentation, and computer analysis. The library is well spaced with a separate reading room and computer section that is utilized by the students to do research and project work, and prepare for exams.

Teachers are well-experienced in corporate or teaching fields and deliver concepts clearly with the assistance of real-life case studies. The semester examinations are moderately tough, with emphasis on practice and theory. The passing mark is on the CGPA scale, and the students who attend regularly and participate can secure 5 CGPA or above.

The maximum package was ₹10.5 LPA, the average package is approximately ₹4.5–5 LPA, and the minimum package was approximately ₹2.8 LPA.College has good relation with many famous companies like Airtel, Nexon Tiles, Mithas etc.

IIMT University has excellent and efficient campus life for MBA students. Classrooms are fully furnished with projectors and whiteboards, and Wi-Fi is available in academic blocks . Computer application and analytics subject lab is well-equipped.

Soft skill development and industry-readiness programs are also given emphasis by the university. Semester examinations are very challenging, but with consistent presence in the classroom, most of them do very well. The pass rate is satisfactory, and there is academic counseling whenever required.

The highest offered package was around ₹10 LPA, while the average package was around ₹4.2 LPA, to an MBA student. The top recruiters were organizations such as Triveni Engineering, PolicyX, Om Logistics, and Shivam Infocom for the positions of sales, client handling, business development, and operations.

There are air-conditioned classrooms with projectors and smart boards for studies. There is a dedicated seminar hall where guest lectures and workshops are held. There is a wide range of snacks and meals available in the canteen, and this is everyone's favorite break-out area.

Almost all professors use day-to-day examples, group discussions, and case studies to explain concepts, thus making lectures interactive and engaging. Professors are approachable and encourage students to clarify doubts at any moment.

Though the college does specify that better offers have been given to some students (max ₹10–12 LPA), these are few and purely dependent on the student's profile and talent pool. The average is approximately ₹3–4 LPA, which is good for freshers joining sales, marketing, or HR departments.

There is a library at every block, and the students can make use of it for study as well as for competitive exam preparation. Hostel facilities are also quite good, with clean rooms, good food, and sports facilities.

B.Com faculty is very qualified and friendly. All the teachers are helpful, kind-hearted, and update themselves with new modes of teaching. The curriculum is according to CCS University standards but is taught considering recent trends in industry.

The placement rate of the B.Com students is not very high. As the number of students in the course is high, placement is limited. The pack varied roughly around ₹2.5–4 LPA, which is good enough as a fresher but nowhere close to professional courses. Barely a few students get placed as interns and almost everyone takes up off-campus placements.

The library is not much spacious and has fewer seats, but it has adequate books related to management, marketing, and finance topics. The mess food is of decent quality and inexpensive, but mediocre quality students would rather eat from outside or the canteen if they have a choice.

The curriculum is industry-oriented with courses such as digital marketing, business analytics, and finance but the mode of teaching needs to be improved in order to make it more practical and interesting. Semester examinations are of medium difficulty with questions from easy to medium level.

MBA students' placement percentage in IIMT University is generally between 60% to 75% because some students pursue higher studies or become entrepreneurs. The highest package until now is approximately ₹8 LPA, and the minimum package is approximately ₹2.5-3 LPA. The average package is approximately ₹3.5-4.5 LPA.

The infrastructure of IIMT University for BBA students is decent. Classrooms have normal projectors and whiteboards, but occasionally the equipment does not function very well. The library is fine with an excellent range of books on commerce and management

Professors invite us to ask queries anytime and are available to assist during working on assignments or projects. Even some teachers organize extra classes before exams for revision or key topics. The study material is easy, but not very industry-relevant, and practical learning may be enhanced.

The placements offered are primarily sales, customer handling, or back-office roles. The average package is between ₹2.5–3 LPA, and the maximum salary given so far for our course is also not great. There are some virtual internship links also planned by the placement cell, primarily of small-scale startups or local organizations.

IIMT University provides adequate infrastructure to B.Pharma students. Wi-Fi classrooms are provided in the campus, The library is good with an acceptable quantity of pharmaceutical and research books, Hostel facilities are satisfactory, providing clean rooms, 24/7 security, and basic amenities, though the mess food quality could be improved.

The curriculum of the course is designed as per the industry requirements but placing greater emphasis on industrial case studies would make learning even more productive. Semester exams are quite challenging, examining theoretical principles as well as lab procedures.

The highest salary fetched by a B.Pharma student has been around ₹6 LPA, whereas average salary is between ₹2.5–3.5 LPA. The university also offers internship opportunities in pharma companies and research institutions in the local area, under which students get actual industrial experience.

There is a large playground but there is no proper coach and there is also no systematic sports training for MBA students. The computer centers and seminar halls are great and every lab has a permanent faculty to mentor the students in case of practical classes or software classes. The canteen also serves fresh and clean food and variety is also good, mainly at lunch time.

The teaching staff of the MBA department are good, well-qualified, and experienced in their own fields. They provide lectures with presentations, group discussions, and case study methods, so the classes become interactive.

Our college cliams that they have placement in corporates such as HDFC Life, Byju's, Airtel, and Axis Bank for MBA students. But not all students get placed through campus; more and more students have to look for a job off-campus. The maximum salary package given till date is ₹7 LPA, and the average package is ₹3–4 LPA.

The labs are neat and well equipped with all the necessary equipment and glassware required for practical sessions. Classrooms are adequate with good ventilation, Mess food is hygienic and the taste is good, though not memorable.

The courses covered in the first few semesters appear to be comparatively less significant as far as core biotechnology is concerned, and the syllabus could be industry-centric. Semester exams can be very challenging

There is no appropriate placement facility for students currently available for B.Sc Biotechnology at IIMT University, Meerut. The university does not encourage campus placement drives for this course specifically. The majority of students go for higher studies like M.Sc or get jobs off-campus independently.