Academic calendar
Term IV runs Jun 29, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
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A
- Alcom
- Alumni Committee; the student body responsible for maintaining relations with the institute's alumni network.
- Arcus
- The Arcus Canteen, a popular campus hub for meals and snacks, known for being open until the early morning hours.
C
- CDL Hostel
- The residential facility for first-year male students, located within the IMT Centre for Distance Learning ecosystem.
- Chakravyuh
- The annual inter-B-school sports competition held at IMT Ghaziabad.
- Club MarkUp
- The official marketing club of the institute.
- CP
- Class Participation; the component of the grade based on a student's contribution to classroom discussions.
- CulCom
- Cultural Committee; organizes major campus events, festivals, and the annual fest.
D
- DCP
- Dual Country Program; a specific academic track where students spend time at both the Ghaziabad and Dubai campuses.
- DLP
- The Distance Learning Program area, frequently used as a residential or hangout spot for students.
F
- Finnacle
- The student-run investment and stock market club.
- FinNiche
- The official finance club of IMT Ghaziabad.
G
- Girls Hostel
- The dedicated on-campus residential facility for female students.
H
- HRuday
- The student club focused on Human Resources and people management skills.
I
- Impelz
- The major annual management and cultural event hosted by the campus.
- IMTian
- A student or alumnus of the Institute of Management Technology.
- IMTired
- A common play on the college name used by students to describe the rigorous academic and extracurricular schedule.
- IRC
- International Relations Committee; manages student exchange programs and foreign university tie-ups.
L
- Lake View
- A modern hostel block built in 2008, known for its views and relatively newer facilities.
M
- Marcom
- Marketing Committee; handles the institute's branding, social media, and public relations.
- MDRC
- The Management Development Research Centre, which houses guest rooms and is a common student gathering spot.
- Mess
- The central dining hall where mandatory residential meals are served.
N
- NC
- Night Canteen; the late-night food outlet popular for snacks during exam weeks and placement preparation.
- Nescafe
- The 24/7 Nescafe outlet on campus, a primary spot for coffee and late-night study breaks.
- New Hostel
- The modern residential block, typically housing first-year students.
O
- Old Hostel
- The original residential block for male students, known for its traditional layout.
P
- Passion
- A popular annual cultural event or party organized on campus.
- Placecom
- The Placement Committee, responsible for managing campus recruitment and corporate relations.
S
- SAWC
- Student Affairs and Welfare Council; the primary student body acting as an interface between students and administration.
- Spardha
- The Sports Committee, which also organizes the annual sports festival of the same name.
T
- The Wall
- A famous brick wall on campus that serves as the most popular spot for group photographs and informal gatherings.
Places and practicalities
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- Academic Block
- The main building housing lecture theaters, faculty rooms, and administrative offices.
- Amphi
- The Amphitheatre, a 150-capacity outdoor venue for student events and gatherings.
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- Arcus Canteen
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- Campus Mess (Central Mess)
- Case Study Methodology
- The primary pedagogical approach used in classes, emphasizing real-world business scenarios.
- Committee Selection
- A rigorous, often late-night process where juniors interview to join prestigious student bodies.
- Double-sharing
- The standard residential arrangement where two students share a single hostel room.
- ERP
- The Enterprise Resource Planning portal used by students to track attendance, view grades, and access course materials.
- J Lobby
- A specific lobby or basement area in the academic blocks where students frequently congregate.
- KRC
- Knowledge Resource Centre; the official name for the campus library and digital archive.
- Late Night
- Refers to the specific rules and permissions required for students to stay out or move between campus zones after curfew.
- Library Building
- The dedicated structure housing the campus library and study areas.
- MDP Center
- Management Development Programme center, used for executive education and high-profile corporate events.
- NAB
- New Academic Block; the modern facility housing tiered lecture theatres and faculty offices.
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- Nescafé Outlet
- OAB
- Old Academic Block; the original academic building on campus.
- Placement Season
- The high-stakes period when formal business attire is mandatory and campus life revolves around corporate recruitment.
- Round the clock
- Refers to the 24/7 availability of the Nescafe outlet and the nearly 24-hour operation of the Arcus canteen.
- Shuttle
- The college-managed bus service that transports students between the CDL hostel and the main academic campus.
- Trimester
- The academic calendar system consisting of three terms per year, driving a high-activity culture.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Term IV runs Jun 29, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 30 approved campus terms and 20 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.