Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta

IIM Calcutta’s 135-acre campus in Joka, Kolkata, features lush greenery and seven serene lakes, creating a perfect environment for innovation and learning. Home to top academic and industry talent, it offers an inspiring setting for India’s brightest minds to excel and thrive. Key features include:

Classrooms
IIM Calcutta’s classrooms feature advanced instructional technology, video conferencing, and high-speed wireless connectivity, fostering an interactive learning environment.

Auditorium
IIM Calcutta's world-class auditorium, with a seating capacity of 750, features advanced light and sound systems. It serves as the venue for major campus events, academic seminars, and distinguished guest visits.

Hostels
IIM Calcutta has 3 major hostels, offering modern amenities like common rooms, sports courts, and spacious rooms. These hostels foster interaction and collaboration, providing a comfortable environment for both relaxation and community engagement.

Sports and Recreation
IIM Calcutta provides extensive sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor activities. Students can engage in soccer, basketball, volleyball, cricket, and tennis. For those staying indoors, table tennis, snooker, and pool are also available. The campus ensures ample opportunities to stay active and unwind.

Dining
Mess facilities vary across hostels, offering regular meals and snacks. In addition, campus eateries and kiosks cater to diverse tastes, ensuring students have access to food at all times.

Library and Labs
IIM Calcutta’s library, spanning 30,000 sqft, boasts over 1.6 lakh volumes and 500 journals, along with access to over 40,000 online journals. It is renowned as one of Asia’s best management libraries. The institute also offers specialized labs, including a finance and computer lab.

Management Centre for Human Values
The Management Centre for Human Values (MCHV) at IIM Calcutta serves as a hub for integrating Indian wisdom with modern management, promoting the "Vedantic Ethic" to bridge Eastern and Western philosophies for ethical leadership.