Disha Bhatia's Review On Birla Institute Of Management Technology - [BIMTECH], Greater Noida

The positive aspect is the faculty's help and the other amenities offered by the hostel on campus and in the hostel. The college's limitation, which is largely enforced due to the area in which it is situated, maybe a negative factor. Since I live in Delhi, BIMTECH seems to be the best fit for me. In December, I participated in step 1 of the interview process. My mentor recommended that I attend BIMTECH as well.

I had decided to take finance. We must take a test before deciding on finance. We will either get the finance or not depending on that. The professors are excellent. Some of them are extremely competent and well-informed. We also receive a variety of assignments and quizzes. Faculty members are graduates of prestigious business schools and have extensive corporate experience.

The majority of the firms are coming without a stipend. The situation is deteriorating as a result of the covid 19 pandemics. Just a handful are decent companies the majority lack a good work profile or do not have a stipend.

The average package on campus is 6 lakhs with a minimum package of 5 to 6 lakhs and a maximum package of 10 to 11 lakhs. Students who are put in one company are not eligible to apply to other companies, Almost everyone gets placed. There are only a few people left who want to run their own company.

Only students who score above or equal to the 85 percentile in the CAT are eligible for a scholarship worth Rs. 2 Las. Students who receive the highest and second-highest scores are also eligible for scholarships worth Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 respectively.

life on campus is fantastic, particularly at the RCI hostel. In the college, various colleges and conduits organize various competitions and fests. Clubs and conduits have unique experiences and opportunities outside the classroom.

The experience of staying in a hostel is fantastic. The college has a total of four hostels. The first one is RCI which is a boy's hostel located outside of campus. RCI is where the first-year boy stays, followed by Nalanda which is a boys hostel. Each hostel space has an air conditioner, a blower, a television, a refrigerator, a microwave, and a water dispenser.

A written aptitude exam and a personal interview are part of the admission process. A written aptitude test was the first step. We were given a subject to write about and we had to do so within a certain amount of time. The task was given about 30 minutes to complete. Following that, we were assigned to separate rooms for our personal interviews.