Institute of Infrastructure Technology Research and Management

The placements opportunities in NITs are very high. So preferer to take admission in NITs over IITRM for Mechanical engineering.

Hi there!
Diploma holders can also apply for admission. They have to take lateral entry for that, lateral entry is given only at the time of 2nd year in the college. You can contact college authorities for the same. I hope you got your answer.

Yes, it's a good college to pursue that but you have to perform well in your studies.

Of course, IITRAM is a good college for placements. But, there are many colleges which have good placement record in EE, like Jaypee, Galgotia university, LPU, Anand International College Of Engineering College etc.

I was apprehensive at first. I am still to some extent.
But one thing which was clear that it isn't a stereotypical B.Tech college. Study hard, you will get rewarded. It is kind of Senior Secondary School.

Level of education is very high and serious here. A guy would struggle if he takes it to be a stereotypical B.Tech college. Almost all the professors have masters and doctoral from the leading IITs of the country. Some of them have also went for research abroad.
Regarding placements, the first batch of electrical and civil engineering students graduated in 2017 and the first batch of mechanical students will graduate in 2018. Half of the guys sitting for campus selection got placed with a highest package of 8.5 lakhs INR pa. Those are really encouraging signs.

The first batch of mechanical students are yet to graduate. They will do so in 2018. But, looking at the placements for electrical and civil engineering, there were encouraging signs regarding placements. The highest package went upto 8.5 lakhs INR pa and almost half of the students who sat for campus selection, got placed (pretty decent considering it was only the first batch to pass-out). Scenario is expected to change hugely in the next 4 years.