The admission process at IAMR College includes a meeting, document review, interview, and counseling session. The faculty is generally supportive, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 2 faculty members per 60 students. However, frequent faculty changes affect teaching quality. The college is perceived as expensive, with fees deemed higher than the facilities provided, making affordability a challenge. The placement rate is around 60%, with companies like Wipro, Cadila, Tech Mahindra, and TCS recruiting.
Average salary packages range from 5-6 lakhs per annum. Internships start after the 4th semester for BCA students with companies like IBM and Tech Mahindra, offering stipends averaging 24,000 INR. The college lacks direct scholarship or loan options, but the state government provides scholarships covering up to half the tuition for eligible students. Fee structures vary: B.Tech costs around 1 lakh per annum, while BCA is 54,000 per year, recently increased from 55,000 to 65,000.
Fees are paid biannually, excluding examination fees. Approximately 20,000 INR is reimbursed through scholarships. While the college offers job opportunities, the quality of teaching and facilities sometimes do not justify the high fees.
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