Asia-Pacific Institute of Management New Delhi Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

Our campus is around 1 acre spread in lush green area and we have one main building where reception is there on ground floor with director chamber, library, whereas classes take place in 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor with high tech projectors, IT lab is on 5th floor and in 6th floor we have cafeteria. We have auditorium having a capacity of 200 people and workshops are carried continuously from various discipline with various events like mini market. We have first aid facility in campus and college bus is also available.

My campus life was good as classes were live and interesting, teachers were very supportive, due to small campus and less number of students interacting with senior management was easy and we knew almost every teacher personally and vice a versa. We have extracurricular activities like sports meet, industrial visits, seminars, guest lecture, various events and the peers were also very friendly. The food in canteen was also healthy and delicious.Read Full Review

The Infrastructure of the College may have had the right members in the campus beautification committee as the campus looked gorgeous. The building floors were cleaned daily and the floors thus shined like pearls. The canteen which was changed thrice as sometimes it was on the ground floor; then the 4th floor; and then finally settled at the 3rd floor. The canteen hardly served anything, but nice eateries were close to campus. There was a mini-clinic in the building and a recreation room with a few sporting facilities. No outdoor sports facilities but in MBA who had the time to play a sport. It boils down to the College building which can make all the noise, at least when it comes to the Infrastructure part.

The campus was air-cooled and as an MBA student, I had to spend a lot of time at the campus. There was a smoking zone and also the zone where our breaks and free time was spent. Workshops and seminars were held often and to my surprise, many prominent personalities made their way into those seminars. An event in February was the only meaningful event as an 'Antakshari Competition' in SWARAGINI hardly saw any student participation.Read Full Review

The college is less in space, and still, the college’s parking area was consumed by college buses. We had to park our vehicle outside the gate as there was hardly any parking space left. Then comes the lavish building, which is no less than the Radisson building as the reception area is better than that of a five-star hotel. If the classrooms are converted into rooms, they will look better than any hotel rooms. The six-floor building was no short of being called a show-stopper. The auditorium was a mini-multiplex as it was so damn good. From seminars to workshops, everything was arranged there. A mini-clinic was there, and students could consult the doctors there at free of cost. The top floor open cafeteria served coffees at the price of CCD and Barista. Thankfully, there were coffee vending machines on the 4th and 5th floor, and students could have as much coffee as they want at free of cost.

Classes were so easy going that we hardly talked about them once we were done with the classes. Workshops arranged were entertaining, and more than that entertaining was the annual fest. Due to a smaller number of students, participation became mandatory. Even the teachers used to perform and entertain the students. So, campus life, on the whole, was entertaining and one that deserves full credit for making things cool and calm for the students at the campus.Read Full Review