IEM Kolkata Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Salt Lake City, Kolkata

Infrastructure: The Institute of Engineering and Management (IEM) provides state-of-the-art infrastructure for its BCA course. The campus is equipped with modern computer labs, featuring the latest software and hardware, including IBM, Oracle, and Microsoft. The labs are designed to accommodate over 500 students, providing a student-centric learning environment. Additionally, IEM offers a well-stocked library, high-speed internet connectivity, and smart classrooms, ensuring students have access to world-class f...

Infrastructure: I've been allotted a hostel and it's no less than a 3-star hotel. We have every amenity provided the moment we need it. There is Wi-Fi, gym, canteen which all together make it really premium. The gym has all advanced level equipment. The in timings are strictly followed.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is not the best, but it works. The labs are okayish, and there is no Wi-Fi. The library is something I never used. I personally was not in the hostel, but from a friend, I know he did not have a good experience with the hostels. We have a table tennis table, and yes, we have a vending machine that serves chips and cold drinks.

Infrastructure: Course infrastructure is very good. Labs are well equipped with sufficient devices for each student. Classrooms have AC. The library is full of necessary books. Hostel facilities are average. Rooms are shared by 2. Food is average. Not enough protein content on a daily basis. Hygienic place.

Infrastructure: The hostel is for students who live far from their homes. According to me, the hostels and the hostel food are good for students. They also provide good food because students' health is very important to them. If any student feels ill, they also provide medicine.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi doesn't work, labs are there, and the classroom holds a capacity of 100 students. The smart boards are holder versions. The library is open 24/7. I don't live in a hostel, but as per my friends, the women's hostel is not good; the food quality is average. And the canteen is good. PE is done, but no proper space or playground.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is average. Labs are good. There is no Wi-Fi facility available. Classrooms have air-conditioners, which is quite good during summer. I lived in PG, rather than hostels, as I personally do not like hostels. From what I’ve heard, the hostel experience at IEM wasn’t great.

Infrastructure: Our college has a good and big campus with enough space. It has a basketball ground. It conducts many types of sports competitions including football, basketball, cricket, etc. Classrooms are air-conditioned. Our college has many labs for practicals. We have seminar halls.

Infrastructure: This college offers Wi-Fi, a canteen for food, classrooms with projectors, different labs, and a library. Our college has a hostel facility. Its fee starting at Rs. 1,05,000 per annum. Price may differ. The food quality is better than other government colleges. The hostel is located outside the campus.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is good with bathrooms, self-operated classrooms with very good projectors, and a dedicated central lab with centralised air conditioners for students in the computer science department. Wi-Fi is available to use. There are three 24X7 operation libraries. The food quality is average as per students living there. There is a medical room available for people who are suffering from fever or injury. There are new machines installed which are fully automated and can ...

Infrastructure: IEM has some good facilities, such as air conditioning in every classroom. However, Wi-Fi is not available, and the campus is not very big. The food in the canteen is not very good, but there are places to buy food outside the campus.

Infrastructure: The rooms are well-decorated, and all classrooms have air conditioning. We have a total of five labs and one library. We have 24/7 Wi-Fi service, but in my opinion, the Wi-Fi service is not up to par. The overall quality of living in the hostel and the quality of the food provided is good. Importantly, all food is prepared with proper hygiene. Overall, the infrastructure is good.

Infrastructure: The entire campus has high-speed internet access. The computer labs are well-equipped with the latest hardware and software for programming. The classrooms are equipped with audio visual aids and comfortable seating. The hostel rooms are comfortable and well maintained. The dining hall offers a variety of nutritious meals with options that cater to different dietary needs. On campus medical facilities are available with local clinics for routine check-ups and emergencies.

Infrastructure: The hostel has a very strict discipline. It doesn't allow students to move out after 6:30 for girls' hostels and 7 for boys' hostels. CSE is considered the best branch in IEM. For that, you need to score less than 2000 rank in WBJEE. Apart from that, ECE is also one of the best branches.

Infrastructure: It was hell for us. The food they served to us is unhealthy , too oily and tasteless. We have to order food from outside most probably every day, even if we complain to the authorities; they don't listen to us . And the worst part is the hostel entry time; it's 6:30 pm . And we have to pay a huge amount of money but the facility we get is like nothing; the wifi is too slow and we only get 4 GB per month and the maximum time wifi is not working. Overall, the IEM hostel life is worst.