Ans. Yes. For UG courses, IIMT University allows direct admission on the basis of 10+2 marks, followed by a personal interview or internal assessment test. Scores from JEE Main, CUET, and NEET are accepted, but they are not compulsory for most courses. Students need to apply through the official portal, fill out the form, pay the non-refundable registration fee of INR 2,000, and upload documents such as Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets, photograph, and ID proof. After submission, the university calls students for an interview or assessment test, and seats are allotted during counselling. Students from Bihar can also seek admission under the Bihar Student Credit Card Yojana (MNSSBY) for full financial support.

Ans. The B.Tech tuition fee is INR 6.45 lakhs for 4 years, and the first-year fee is INR 1.25 lakhs. Hostel costs are extra. A non-AC room costs INR 1.10 lakh per year, while an AC room costs INR 1.65 lakh per year. Students also pay a one-time hostel registration fee of INR 1,000, a refundable security deposit of INR 5,000, and uniform and stationery charges of INR 7,500. Mess and food expenses are usually part of the hostel fee. Exam fees, library fees, lab charges, and other semester-wise charges may apply as per the course. A practical 4-year budget for B.Tech with a non-AC hostel is INR 11-12 lakhs. Merit scholarships may lower tuition by 10-40%, depending on Class 12 marks.

Ans. The official 2025 placement report lists the highest package at INR 10 LPA and the average package at INR 6 LPA. In the latest drive, 1,477 out of 2,428 students received offers, making the placement rate 60.8%. The highest package recorded so far is INR 33.5 LPA, secured by B.Com (H) students in 2023-24. For MBA, NIRF Data 2025 shows 115 placed students out of 127, with a median salary of INR 5.7 lakhs per annum. Campus placements begin from the 7th semester for 4-year courses and the 5th semester for 3-year courses. Internships are available from the 2nd year through the CRIC placement cell. Recruiters include TCS, Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, IBM, ICICI Bank, HDFC, Amazon, Mahindra, L&T, Jaypee Hospital, and Fortis. CSE and AI/ML usually show stronger outcomes than civil or mechanical.

Ans. IIMT University has two merit scholarship routes. In regular admission, students with 90-100% in Class 12 get a 40% tuition fee waiver, 80-89.99% get 30%, 70-79.99% get 20%, and 60-69.99% get 10%. For students admitted through CUET, each slab is higher by 10%, so CUET admission is more useful for students scoring 60% or above. Special scholarships are also available. Students with 40%+ disability get a 50% waiver, students with 60%+ disability get 80%, and dependents of defense personnel get 30-50% waivers. Girl students receive an extra INR 2,000 concession. The Student Welfare Fund offers a 100% tuition waiver for economically weaker students who meet the rules. The university gives scholarships worth INR 3 crore each year. These waivers apply only to tuition fees, not hostel or other charges.

Ans. IIMT University hostels are generally rated well by students. Boys and girls stay in separate hostel buildings with 1,350 rooms for 2,500 students. Rooms are available in double and triple sharing formats, 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 rooms and INR 1.65 lakhs per year for AC rooms. Food is served in separate mess facilities for boys and girls, with changing daily menus prepared by experienced chefs. Students describe the food as hygienic and varied. Hostels have 24-hour CCTV surveillance and dedicated wardens, and the campus is considered safe for girl students. Students must take prior permission for overnight stays outside campus, and the university follows a strict no-drugs and no-alcohol policy. Wi-Fi, indoor games, laundry, and dry cleaning facilities are available in the hostel.

Ans. CSE, or Computer Science and Engineering, is the most widely known branch and gives access to the broadest set of recruiters. IT companies such as TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture hire CSE students for software development, testing, DevOps, and consulting roles, so it is usually the safest choice for maximum placement options. AI&DS, or Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, is more specialised and may offer higher long-term earning scope, but students need real interest in data and machine learning and must build strong projects for AI-focused roles. IT, or Information Technology, overlaps a lot with CSE but focuses more on networking, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. All three branches have the same total fee of INR 6.45 lakhs.

Ans. Yes, admission can be withdrawn, and IIMT University follows the UGC Fee Refund Policy. If a student withdraws 15 or more days before the last admission date, the refund is full after deducting a processing fee of up to INR 1,000. Withdrawal within 15 days before the last admission date gives a 90% refund. Withdrawal after the last admission date but before the session begins gives an 80% refund. Withdrawal within 30 days after the session starts gives a 50% refund, and after 30 days, no refund is usually given. The non-refundable application registration fee of INR 2,000 is not returned. The hostel security deposit of INR 5,000 is fully refundable at the end of the stay if there is no damage. To withdraw, students must submit a written application to the Admission Section with the offer letter and fee receipt.

Ans. IIMT University has an active campus life on its 100-acre campus. Sports facilities include grounds for cricket, football, basketball, and volleyball, along with indoor games such as carrom, chess, table tennis, and swimming. The campus also has a well-equipped gymnasium. Cultural clubs organise folk dances and intercultural activities. Students interested in innovation and startups can join the science club, technical clubs, and entrepreneurship cell. The university has a 4-star rating from the Ministry of Education Innovation Cell for startup promotion. Facilities include 250+ modern labs, smart AC classrooms with projectors, and a central library with more than 4 lakhs books and 500+ journals. The campus uses Blackboard LMS and provides high-speed Wi-Fi across the campus, including hostels.

Ans. For B.Tech, students need 10+2 with PCM and at least 45% aggregate, with 40% for SC/ST students. B.Sc Nursing requires 10+2 with PCB, 45% marks, English as a compulsory subject, and an age of 17-30 years. B.Pharm requires 10+2 with PCM or PCB and 50% aggregate, or 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%, with 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST, and UP domicile is often required. MBA needs a bachelor's degree in any discipline with 50% aggregate. MCA requires a bachelor's degree with 50% and Mathematics at 10+2 or UG level. M.Tech needs B.Tech with 55%. PhD applicants need a master's degree and must clear the university entrance test, though valid JRF, NET, GATE, or GPAT scores can give exemption from the test.

Ans. A Class 12 score of 75% falls in the 70-79.99% slab, which gives a 20% tuition fee waiver under regular admission. The B.Tech first-year fee is INR 1.25 lakhs, and the tuition part is INR 80,000 - 90,000. A 20% waiver saves INR 16,000-18,000 per year, so the effective first-year fee becomes INR 1.07-1.09 lakhs. Over 4 years, the saving is INR 64,000-72,000. If the same student joins through CUET with a 75% score, the scholarship slab becomes 30%, saving another INR 8,000 - 9,000 per year, or INR 32,000 - 36,000 more over 4 years. B.Tech CS under AKTU affiliation, Nursing, and GNM courses are excluded from the standard merit scholarship policy, so students should confirm eligibility with the admissions office before taking admission.