All the facilities are available in the library we get free subscription of different softwares for academic purposes. Regular sport event are conducted to keep campus life entertaining and Sierra is our annual fest.

There is a Total of 37 Committees and clubs, the placement to mess and Infrastructure. Everything is managed by their respective clubs and Committees, Sierra the Annual fest of IIM Sirmaur. every month Sports committee organized a sports fest. there is only an Instagram account of respected communities that will managed by clubs

The institute has all kinds of clubs and committee like all domain based clubs, placement committee, industrial relations committee, etc. there are multiple events held like sports competition, cultural events , guest lectures, etc. the food menu is updated each month and quality of food is moderate. The fest name is Sierra and it is usually conducted in January.

Campus life is unique and great. There are lots of learning opportunities as well and it is a great chance to socialize. Being part of clubs and committees is also very helpful since it helps in learning many new things

clubs were there for every domain. a few interest based clubs too. committees were there similar to every good b school. soon after moving to new campus the hostels are much better with infra for every sport.

Life on the campus of IIM Sirmaur is a truly enriching experience that goes beyond just academics. The beautiful location amidst the mighty Himalayas provides the perfect serene environment to focus on studies while also allowing opportunities to recharge through an active social life. The social culture at IIM Sirmaur is vibrant and inclusive. There are numerous student clubs and committees that cater to diverse interests - from sports and fitness to arts, drama, music, dance, movies, quizzing and more. These clubs regularly organize fun events, competitions, workshops and fests that allow students to pursue their passions outside of academics. Participating in club activities is a great way to take a break from the academic rigour while also developing essential managerial skills like teamwork, leadership and event management.

There were multiple clubs and committees, such as the Himalayan Owl, Marketing Club, Finance Club, etc that had rigorous selection procedures to match the best fit and interests. The library had a limited assortment of books, with very few literature works. The classrooms were well-equipped with projectors and room heaters (to beat the cold of Himachal). I often spent my leisure time going for walks along less-trodden paths, onto the mustard fields near the campus, or spending some time on the banks of the Yamuna River passing just by the campus. The food in the mess was okayish but Bengalis will find it somewhat completely out-of-taste, especially because the lunch was always vegetarian.