Kunal's Review On Fairfield Institute Of Management And Technology - [FIMT], New Delhi | collegedunia.com

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-You must have more the 55% in class 12 and have maths in 12th -you have to gave a entrance test by going to ggsipu website fees of that test is 1200 and then after results came there is a council process held by this you can get admission in this college. My rank is 1562 and i easily get admission in this. -there is no reserved seats for any cast but late you can apply for scholarship from then you can get you fees money back. - no admission process is good. Very supportive management also.

Course Curriculum Overview :

-I chose this course because i want to be an economist. -faculty is descent and supportive but usually the take time to solve quarries. Student in this course is only 15-25 -teaching is average but teacher are very friendly some are strict. - it is not difficult to pass exam and exam were held on time.

Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :

-They have fix fee structure but they are very strict towards fees you have to pay whole year fees at one time otherwise they don't allow you to attend examination. -you can apply any government scholarship like merit cum means ect. College facility fully support you for scholarship process.

Campus Life :

-they conduct diwali fest and freshers party except they nothing i see till now -many books are there in library and in book bank but some are missing -they do not have proper play ground - there is music, drama, sports, dance, art all kind of society are available

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6.7 out of 10
7.0/10Course
7.0/10Campus Life
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