Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, [IIFT] Delhi - Hostels and Facilities

IIFT Bhawan, B-21, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi - 110016, India

Delhi, India

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Chanchal
Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Executive), batch of 2018
2019-09-12 21:46:03

INFRASTRUCTURE & TRANSPORTATION

The infrastructure of IIFT is in a very poor stage, nothing seems working at college, the bathroom is not cleaned properly, classrooms are very old fashioned and poor WiFi, computer, sound system, Mike, etc. This is something they need to improve a lot. Since IIFT is govt College so they don't care about complain about this and they keep blaming Admin and govt. Also very poor in accepting student demand.

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Master of Business Administration [MBA] Reviews

Vipul
Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2017
2016-02-07 19:56:24

9/10

INFRASTRUCTURE & TRANSPORTATION

we have 3 hostel - two are inside the campus and one outside. The inside campus are know as OH and NH hostels. NH is for the seniors . In OH all the girls (1st year and 2nd year) and a few first year ( around 60-70) boys stay and the rest of the 1st year boys have to stay in the C-9 Hostel which is around 10minutes walking distance from the main campus. For boys, the hostel are allotted on merit basis. Those with a higher final score would get to stay in the OH hostel and once that gets filled, the rest will have to stay in C-9 hostel.
The current mess charges are Rs. 7500 per trimester. The figure may increase or decrease according to the market condition. A lot of students prefer to eat at one on the several dhabas present near the institute.
There is a Coffee Day Express kiosk on campus which is open throughout the night. You can get tea, coffee, sandwiches etc over here. A Lipton kiosk is also present which serves you tea, coffee and Maggi throughout the night. There is also an IRCTC canteen that is open during lunch hours. There are several dhabas near the institute which provide a wide range of snacks and food at reasonable prices.
The facilities available on campus include centrally air-conditioned lecture halls with modern audio-visual aids, conference halls for round-table conferences, an auditorium of 500 seating capacity, and a MDP centre The institute has a well-stocked libarary with more than 98,000 books, 450 international journals, and subscription to 26 corporate databases. IIFT has set up the WTO Resource Centre in the Library to focus exclusively on WTO issues

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Anuj
Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2017
2016-02-07 05:24:58

8/10

INFRASTRUCTURE & TRANSPORTATION

In IIFT Delhi, there are 3 hostels. Out of these, 2 hostels are located on campus namely OH and NH. The 3rd hostel , fondly called C9, is located at 800 m walk from IIFT Delhi campus. The hostel rent for the 2015-17 batch is INR 47,000/- per student per annum on triple occupancy basis and INR 57,000 per annum on double occupancy basis.
The MBA full time course at IIFT is a residential program and it is compulsory for students to stay in IIFT Hostels. Having said that, if at all PGs are permitted, then the area surrounding IIFT is an education hub with JNU and IIT-Delhi in very close proximity. So PGs/other options are easily available at a rent of around INR 5k-6k per month.
The food in college is decent. It's not the greatest, but mess food can and usually at most places is far worst. The cost per meal comes around INR 45-50 per meal.
Quality of classrooms is fair. The classrooms lack enough power plugs and charging points under the tables. Same goes for Computer Labs. Library is a wonderful asset at IIFT and is easily one of the best. Dining Halls need a work around in terms of Renovation. Wi-fi is bad at IIFT with NKN yet to be implemented and often causes a lot of problems. Infrastructure wise, IIFT needs a lot of work and vigil.

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Vikas
Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2017
2016-02-06 17:06:43

8/10

INFRASTRUCTURE & TRANSPORTATION

Library

One of the largest of its kind in the developing world, with a holding of around 84,000 volumes and subscriptions to 800 journals with complete online cataloguing, the IIFT Library is a veritable storehouse of information. Besides being an invaluable place of reference for industry, research scholars and students alike, the Library has an unique collection of publications of FAO, IMF, OECD, UNCTAD, UNCTC, World Bank, and other international agencies. The students have access to database such as the NIC, CMIE, India Trades, World Bank Indicators and other audio-visual aids on management. IIFT has set up the WTO Resource Centre in the Library to focus exclusively on WTO issues. The Centre is the only one of its kind in India, which enhances the utility of the IIFT Library even further. Besides the main Library, there is a Library-cum-Reading Room open round-the-clock, situated in the hostel.

Foreign Trade Library

The Foreign Trade Library is a knowledge bank in the field of Management, Foreign Trade and WTO related issues. It has an organized collection of Information resources on International Business & Economic Environment which are accessible in printed or e-form to its Readers for their reference or borrowing. It continued with its endeavor to add to its collection specialized publications, reports, Databases, e-Journals, Print Journals, Articles etc. and get itself updated regularly. Presently Library has an impressive collection of 1,00,990 resources that comprises74,008 book/CDs-volumes, 17381 bound periodicals, and 447 periodicals & 4000 articles.

Hostel Facilities

C9 Hostel

Hostel life is the most important part of one's journey at IIFT. With over 60 students staying at our newly developed hostel at C9, the atmosphere of learning and having fun while staying at IIFT is unmatched. There is a separate mess facility at C9, and seating space for all students.

There is also a common room facility for students where they can sit for discussions and projects. It is also a great space for students to relax and rejuvenate owing to the television facility and table tennis facility. Hardly a five minute walk from the campus, it is well guarded and located in the plush green surrounding of Qutab Institutional Area

New Hostel

New Hostel (NH) is for the senior batch of students pursuing MBA (IB) from IIFT. It has 6 floors and all the rooms are on double-occupancy basis. Top two floors are guest rooms. NH hostel is connected with the help of passage to the academic block of IIFT .

It has a common room with a television and table-tennis table. It has an air-conditioned mess with sitting facility for all students staying. NH has Nescafe for refreshment adjoining to the hostel.

Old Hostel

Old Hostel (OH), located within the IIFT campus, has eight floors (including a basement) and is home to both the first and second year students of the residential International Business program.

Some rooms of the hostel face the landmark Qutab Minar while some face the lush green Sanjay Van, providing the perfect setting for students to enjoy a fresh environ.

The hostel has a mess which is capable of seating approximately 100 students at a time. The hostel also has a common computer facility which can be used by the students to take print-outs without visiting the market. Closely situated is the dry facility to cater to students' needs.

The hostel is fee is around Rs, 1,00,000 for two years. One cannot opt for a PG in full time programme and it is compulsary to stay in hostel but for Foreign exchange programme people, there are easy PG facilities available in Green park and Hauzkhas in around Rs. 7000/- per month.

Mess:

Every hostel has food facility available. The common mess prepares food at one place which is then put up in all 3 hostels with good quality and different menu every day. There is a provision of special food once in a month and Non Veg is offered twice a week and chinese once a week. Mess charges Rs.11,250/- for 3 months together.

Overall, the campus is not as big as other b-schools but all the basic facilities are available here.

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Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, [IIFT] Delhi Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure at IIFT, Delhi:

Hostels:

Quality accommodation facilities are being made available to the student in the campus having state of the art amenities in all the rooms.
Hostel facilities of the supreme class are provided to the residential students of MBA and Management Development Programs. The hostel is equipped with 2 mbps internet connectivity
Separate hostel blocks for girl students are provided in the institute campus.

Library:

To have a good, equipped library is very essential for any institution and the IIFT-Delhi does have a superb library.

The library is one of the largest ones in the developing nations having around 84, 000 volumes and subscribing up to 800 journals
The library also boasts of a rare collection of IMF, FAO, OECD, UNCTC, UNCTAD, World Bank and many other global agencies’ publications. It also provides assistance to the students who can access the databases like NIC, India Trades, CMIE, World Bank Indicators and so on.
They can also take help from the many audio and video and audio-visual help.
A WTO Resource Center has also been established in the library which focuses only on the issues related to WTO.
There is also a library plus reading room which remains open all the time and is situated in the hostel premises.

Computer Center:

The Computer Center of the IIFT- Delhi is an amazing resource center for the students and staff having the best of IT infrastructure. The facilities that are provided by the Computer Center are: