Ans. Yes. The university allows direct admission at the UG level on the basis of 10+2 marks, followed by a personal interview or an internal assessment test. Scores of JEE Main, CUET, and NEET are accepted, but they are not compulsory for most programmes. To apply, candidates must fill the application form, pay the non-refundable registration fee of INR 2,000, and upload documents such as 10th and 12th marksheets, photograph, and ID proof. After form submission, candidates are called for an interview or assessment test, and seat allocation is completed during counselling. The source also states that students from Bihar can seek admission under the Bihar Student Credit Card Yojana, MNSSBY, for full financial support.

Ans. The B.Tech tuition fee totals INR 6.45 lakhs over 4 years, and the first-year fee is INR 1.25 lakhs. Hostel charges are separate: INR 1.10 lakh per year for non-AC and INR 1.65 lakh per year for AC rooms. A one-time hostel registration of INR 1,000, a refundable security deposit of INR 5,000, and a uniform and stationery charge of INR 7,500 are also applicable. Mess charges are generally bundled with the hostel fee. Additional semester charges such as exam fees, library fees, and lab charges may apply. The source states that a 4-year all-inclusive B.Tech budget with a non-AC hostel comes to INR 11-12 lakhs. Merit scholarships can reduce tuition by 10-40% depending on the 12th percentage.

Ans. The 2025 placement report shows a highest package of INR 10 LPA and an average package of INR 6 LPA. In the most recent drive, 1,477 out of 2,428 students received offers, which gives a placement rate of 60.8%. The all-time highest package is INR 33.5 LPA, achieved by B.Com (H) students in 2023-24. For MBA, NIRF Data 2025 shows 115 out of 127 students placed, with a median salary of INR 5.7 lakhs per annum. Campus placement drives begin from the 7th semester for 4-year programmes and the 5th semester for 3-year programmes, while internships are available from the 2nd year through the CRIC placement cell. Recruiters named in the source include TCS, Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, IBM, ICICI Bank, HDFC, Amazon, Mahindra, L&T, Jaypee Hospital, and Fortis. The source also states that CSE and AI/ML branches generally have stronger placement outcomes than civil or mechanical.

Ans. IIMT University has two merit scholarship tracks. Under regular admission, a score of 90-100% in 12th brings a 40% tuition fee waiver, 80-89.99% gives 30%, 70-79.99% gives 20%, and 60-69.99% gives 10%. Through CUET admission, each slab is higher by 10%, which makes the CUET route more beneficial for students scoring 60% or above. Additional benefits include a 50% waiver for candidates with 40%+ disability, 80% for candidates with 60%+ disability, and 30-50% waivers for defense personnel dependents. Girl students receive an additional concession of INR 2,000. A 100% tuition waiver is available under the Student Welfare Fund for economically weaker students, subject to eligibility.

Ans. The hostel has separate buildings for boys and girls, with 1,350 rooms accommodating 2,500 students. Rooms are available in double and triple sharing with AC and non-AC options, and all rooms have attached washrooms. The hostel fee is INR 1.1 lakh per year for non-AC and INR 1.65 lakhs for AC rooms in the FAQ data. Food is served through separate mess facilities for boys and girls, with daily changing menus prepared by experienced chefs. All hostels are under 24-hour CCTV surveillance with dedicated wardens. Students need prior permission for overnight stays outside campus, and the hostels follow a strict no-drugs and no-alcohol policy. Wi-Fi, indoor games, laundry, and dry cleaning facilities are available.

Ans. The source presents CSE as the broadest branch in terms of recruiter acceptance. Companies such as TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture hire CSE graduates for software development, testing, DevOps, and consulting roles. AI&DS is described as more specialized and potentially stronger in long-term earnings, but it requires genuine interest in data and machine learning along with a project portfolio. IT is shown as closely related to CSE, with more focus on networking, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. All three branches have the same total fee of INR 6.45 lakhs.

Ans. According to the source, the university follows the UGC Fee Refund Policy. Withdrawal 15 or more days before the last date of admission brings a full refund minus a processing fee not exceeding INR 1,000. Withdrawal within 15 days before the last date brings a 90% refund. Withdrawal after the last date but before the session starts brings an 80% refund. Withdrawal within 30 days of commencement of the session brings a 50% refund, and beyond 30 days no refund is usually provided. The non-refundable registration fee of INR 2,000 is not returned. The hostel security deposit of INR 5,000 is refundable at the end of the stay, subject to no damages. The withdrawal request has to be submitted in writing to the Admission Section with the offer letter and fee receipt.

Ans. The university has campus life across a 100-acre campus. Sports facilities include cricket, football, basketball, and volleyball grounds, along with indoor games such as carrom, chess, table tennis, and swimming. A gymnasium is also available. Cultural clubs, a science club, technical clubs, and an entrepreneurship cell are active on campus. The source also states that the university has a 4-star rating from the Ministry of Education Innovation Cell for startup promotion. Infrastructure includes 250+ labs, smart AC classrooms with projectors, and a central library with more than 4 lakhs books and 500+ journals. Blackboard LMS and high-speed Wi-Fi are available throughout the campus, including the hostels.

Ans. The source gives the following eligibility snapshot. B.Tech requires 10+2 with PCM and at least 45% aggregate, with 40% for SC/ST students. B.Sc Nursing requires 10+2 with PCB and 45%, with English as a compulsory subject and an age range of 17 to 30 years. B.Pharm requires 10+2 with PCM or PCB and 50% aggregate, with 45% for reserved categories. BBA and BCA require 10+2 in any stream with 40-45%. BA LLB requires 10+2 in any stream with 45%, 42% for OBC, and 40% for SC/ST, and UP domicile is often required. MBA requires a bachelor's degree with 50% aggregate. MCA requires a bachelor's degree with 50% and Mathematics at 10+2 or UG level. M.Tech requires a B.Tech with 55%. For PhD, a master's degree is required, along with a university entrance test, though valid JRF, NET, GATE, or GPAT scores may exempt the candidate from the test.

Ans. A score of 75% falls in the 70-79.99% slab, which gives a 20% tuition fee waiver under regular admission. The first-year B.Tech fee is INR 1.25 lakhs, and the source states that the tuition component is INR 80,000 to 90,000. A 20% waiver reduces this by INR 16,000 to 18,000 per year, bringing the effective first-year fee to INR 1.07 to 1.09 lakhs. Over 4 years, the saving becomes INR 64,000 to 72,000. If the same student takes admission through CUET, the scholarship slab rises to 30%, which means an extra saving of INR 8,000 to 9,000 per year, or INR 32,000 to 36,000 more over 4 years. The source also notes that B.Tech CS under AKTU affiliation, Nursing, and GNM programmes are excluded from the standard merit scholarship policy, so eligibility should be confirmed with the admissions office before enrollment.