ITMVU Review

This is a private and developing institute. The facilities here are not the best, from faculty to accommodation this college is an average one. Inspite of being an average college the fee structure is a little on the pricier side. Overall a good college but not the best

As it is a developing institute you will not see the best of everything. The course curriculum is well designed to ensure good academics. The entire course is semester based. There is one external examination and one internal examination. The faculty members help the students in theoretical orientation of the subject and practical uses of the knowledge. Overall the course currcurriculum, as i told you, is good but not the best.

The Institute gives the students internships and placements in the final year. But i would definitely say the placement opportunities are for very few students and most of them doesn?t get placed. There are a lot of scope for improvement, atleast the institute should be worth investing in. I feel they will definitely improve and do better in placement and internship sector.

Inspite of being a developing institute with not that great facilities and opportunities the fee structure here is a little on the higher side. I dont think everyone can afford this. In 2years of course you need to pay 3,50,000 Rs.

The campus life is also something in which they need to work on and improvise a little. The campus life is not that great and there are very few events in the college. Other than that the facilities are available here including library and many more. Overall the campus life is not so happening but a good one.

Admission process is nothing different than any other college for MBA. You need to appear for CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT and get a good rank in it also you need to have atleast 50% marks in your graduation. The entire admission process is based in merit and entrance. The application is completely online.

Well, in my opinion a good college is recognised by its faculties. The faculties are good i would say. Some of them are really well qualified and good teachers but others are not very supportive and helpful. There are some problems with their teaching methods. But the Institute is developing day by day so i think this to shall improve sooner or later.