Ideal Institute of Management and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at Ideal Institute of Technology are really good. They give us a curriculum that fits well with what we need now. We get the curriculum before each semester starts. The exams during the semester are doable as long as we study from the books and notes they give us.

Placement: I found lots of job options at Ideal Institute of Management and Technology. Some students got government jobs or continued studying. But, the best-paying jobs mostly go to computer students. It's a bummer that law students don't get campus placements.

Campus: The college has really good hostels and facilities. They have a hall for presentations and sports facilities inside and outside. Wi-Fi works well in labs and the library, but not everywhere on campus. The food in the mess is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive, smart, and really helpful. They know their stuff, so it's easy to learn from them. The director, principal, and VP are also really nice and have our backs.

Placement: By the time you reach your 5th semester in LL.B., you can join the placement drive to get some work experience. Most students, like 70-80%, end up with good jobs and higher pay packages. It's a good way to prep for graduation.

Campus: The college has a library just for management and IT. All classrooms have AC and projectors. They organize lots of competitions to boost your confidence. If you want to join the Students Council club, you need to go through an interview first to get selected.

Admission: The course curriculum at Ideal Institute of Technology is really good and matches what's needed today. They give it to us before each semester starts. The exams aren't too hard if you study the books and notes.

Placement: At Ideal Institute of Management and Technology, there are great placement opportunities. Lots of students land government jobs or go on to further studies. The highest packages usually go to students in computer-related courses. Just a heads up, though the company placements aren't really for law students.

Campus: The hostel and infrastructure at Ideal Institute of Management and Technology are top-notch. They've got a cool presentation hall and both indoor and outdoor sports areas. Wi-Fi works well in labs and libraries, but not everywhere on campus. The food in the mess is just okay.

Admission: Studying for exams is easier when you start early and manage your time well. Final exams are usually like the unit exams, so it helps to be prepared. Make sure to plan ahead for semester exams, have a study schedule, and keep track of your progress. The pass rate is around 82%, so it's important to stay on top of your studies.

Placement: The placements cell is now open for registrations for placements and internships in 2020-21. They finished placing students from the last batch in 2019-20, but because of the lockdown, it affected this year's placements. So far, the highest salary offered by FMS and SRCC in 2021 placements is pretty good. They've already placed around 238 students from different colleges.

Campus: This college is right in the middle of the city. It's a popular choice for students from all over the country studying things like accounting and medicine. There are lots of big companies in this city too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They give us notes to help us understand the lessons better. The classes cover things that are actually useful in the real world, so we're ready for jobs when we graduate.

Placement: About half of the students from my college got jobs after graduation. The pay ranged from Rs 15,000 to Rs 30,000 per month. Unfortunately, there weren't any internships offered.

Campus: The college only had Wi-Fi for teachers, not for students. They had a computer lab with around 60 computers. The library was nice, had a good amount of space to study, and it was air-conditioned. But the canteen wasn't that great.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. The tests we take in class are harder than the ones outside. The stuff we learn is spot-on for what we need in the real world.

Placement: I heard from older students that the placements aren't the top-notch, but they're pretty good. About 65% of students land in good colleges or courts. Some grads are working in the Apex Court, and a few have even become judges.

Campus: The teachers here are awesome, but the college doesn't have many facilities. The classrooms are spacious and have digital learning tools. The library is huge, with separate ones for B.A. LL.B. and BBA. There are a lot of students here too.

Admission: I used to hate studying, but this course totally changed my mind. It's super interesting and makes learning fun. The PPTs, case studies, and class activities keep things engaging. It's been a great experience for me.

Placement: The job placements here are pretty good. Most students get around 7 LPA on average. Big companies like Sharekhan and Byjus come to hire lots of students. The highest package offered is 11 LPA. About 70% of students end up getting placed, which is not bad. Overall, the college's placement scene is decent.

Campus: Gyan Manthan is the tech cultural fest at our college. We also take part in the university's big fest, Anugoonj. They organize a bunch of court and debate competitions for us. We get a lot of support and training to join these events.

Admission: The teachers at our college are okay. Some know a lot about what they teach, but not all of them have a Ph.D. Some teachers even teach subjects they're not experts in. It feels like we see the same teachers every semester. We don't get much hands-on experience here.

Placement: Only a handful of students landed jobs right after graduation. Sadly, there weren't any chances for internships for us.

Campus: The classrooms have air-conditioners, which is cool. But the campus is super small just one building and no ground. The auditorium is not great, and there's no hostel. It's tough for students from outside Delhi. The college doesn't have good transport connections. There aren't many events or fests, so not much exposure.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They guide us through everything. We have exams every semester, but they're not too tough if we put in the work. The way they teach us is really good. And when it's exam time, they assign different places for us to take the tests.

Placement: The Computer Applications program is awesome! We get to study cool tech stuff and more. The job opportunities after graduation look pretty good too. There are plenty of other courses offered at the college too. Just have to pass the CUET exam to get in.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome with computers in the technical labs. The campus is cool with a big ground, seminar hall, and auditorium for student activities. It's a friendly place to study.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really nice and always ready to help students. They do their best to teach us well. They give us notes and focus on important topics for our semester exams.

Placement: Because of Covid and not many spots available, I didn't get a job from college. Only a couple of students got placements, and only a few companies came for hiring. There weren't many job openings in the placement drive.

Campus: The college area is pretty small and there's no cafeteria or playground for physical activities. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The lab facilities are decent, not top-notch but not terrible either. Also, there are no CCTV cameras in the classrooms.