IIM Calcutta Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

The campus size was humongous if I am allowed to say that. Over 100 acres for sure and has all the facilities one can ask for. The classrooms are renovated after 4-5 years so I am sure they must have been changed by now. The greenery at the campus was no less than an army cantonment. To top that was a lake where snakes resided is what I heard but never saw with my own eyes in my 2 years at the college. As I have said the college had the best facilities or maybe some less in comparison to others but one thing that is worth mentioning is the night canteen. The late-night coffee helped me get out of IIM in 2 years or else I would have stuck there for long.

Classes, hostel and back to classes. It’s simple at the IIMs and therefore one should never worry. At Jolka was our life for the 2 years as I talked to my parents every 3-4 days. Interacting with friends at the campus and our talks were also related to study as there was nothing else that we could have done at the IIM-Kolkata.Read Full Review

One third of the size of the IIT Roorkee but still with a campus area of 135 acres, IIM Kolkata’s infrastructure was no less than being called state-of-the art infrastructure. The campus was lush green and had a lake inside the campus which was located between the hostel and the college building was a treat to watch. Apart from the hostel building there’s a main college building that is so huge. The classrooms are huge and fully air-conditioned giving students the experience of studying at home. There are as many as 7 Mess to choose from IIM Kolkata. There’s a night canteen that serves food till midnight and if you are hungry while studying, you can have some coffee and cookies there. There are circuits made and students are asked to jog or run to keep themselves fit.

The day at IIM Kolkata was spent attending classes. If not classes then project submissions, quizzes kept us busy. However, project submissions and quizzes were much better than macro-eco classes. The slack time was absolutely zero as there were exams every 40 days. Life at Jolka was hard but fun at the same time.Read Full Review