An excellent institution with a robust infratructure

No. The institute doesn't have any major challenges or negatives to discuss. The environment is fairly nice, one may take some days to adjust but once adjusted, will enjoy the place and the winters.

The course curriculum was fairly practical with a combination of in-class teaching, case studies based approach, practical solution finding basis situation analysis exercises and independent or group presentation. The projects are also encouraged in new and upcoming areas with faculty going out of their positions to network with industry for getting leads for projects or meetings with subject matter experts

I am from the third batch a passed out in 2002 when the industry had tough times especially post Y2K issue and Sept 11, 2001 attacks in the US. However, we could still get over 65% of students placed with reputed banks, IT companies, Consumer product companies, biggies like Reliance Industries, etc.

Marketing Fair, Annual forum on emerging industry topics, A business plan presentation competition wherein entries are invited from both the experience people and the students. These are some of the known ones to be named while many others are organised during the course of MBA.

The fees structure is fairly competitive considering the depth of the course, facilities, IIT brand and the faculty. On a comparative basis, this institute shall be at a fairly good discount to many reputed names in our country. Further, no additional amount was required to be paid for admission.

No. The college didn't offer any scholarships to the students. There was no such system for any student with any kind of background.

The institute, primarily an engineering institute, still offers a fairly balanced gender ratio in several courses, including MBA. The hostel rooms are nice and well ventilated with a lot of greenery across the institute, good places to go for walk and exercises, and several games facilities available. The campus boast of a beautiful administrative block built with grandeur or British architecture and once can have an experience of interacting with people from places outside India as well as Indians with different backgrounds.

Yes, the hostels were individual rooms with fairly good space. The room had a single bed (bedding to be brought in by oneself). It has a study table, a side table, a double door almirah with lock and key, an open shelf to keep cosmetics, books, puja things, etc.

Yes, on many fronts, especially summer placements and live projects. The students have got some intellectually challenging and fantastic projects from the industry through its respected alumni only.

I wanted to do management in my PG and MBA was a logical choice. Post doing my graduation in commerce, it was good to appear for MBA entrance exams and get shortlisted in the Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee. My reason to select this place was because of the quality of faculty, the visiting faculty coming from very reputed institutes such as IIFT, FMS, Delhi School of Economics, etc. Also, the set up was a part of the University of Roorkee, a prestigious engineering institute and an institute that offers a Degree and not a Diploma for MBA. Further, the infrastructure is by far amongst the best considering that the University got the status of IIT and additional funding for its development. Also, the place, Roorkee is well connected from Delhi and some other prominent cities of India through rail and road and also offers various opportunities for excursions to Mussorie, Hardwar, Rishikesh and various other places

Fairly experienced in their respective domains with 95% of the faculty members being very well aware of their subject. The faculty members are reviewed periodically to assess the requirement of churn and bring in subject matter experts from various industries, institutions.