Institute-Industry Interface  A significant contribution is made by the people from the industry to share their experiences and of course the knowledge with the help of guest lectures and seminars organized by the institute. Retd. Wing Comd. Vikramjit Singh and Amit jain, “Career Opportunities for IT Graduates”. Mr. Avirag Jain, Vice President (IT) from R-Systems International Ltd. “Software Project Management”. Mr. Parmod Joshi, MD, Syncata India and Mr.Arvind Kumar, Faculty Director, Career Plan “Think Without Ink”. Mr. Ravi Sihna, CEO, Sajagta Solution & Services, “Value Alignment Scale (VAS)”. Mr. Raj Kamal Gupta, GM-HR, Devyani Beverages Ltd., “Impression Management”. Dr. V.P. Singh, ED-HR, Devyani Beverages Ltd., “Industry Expectations from the managers”. Mr. V.S.K. Sood , CEO, Top Rankers, “The Art of Giving Effective Interview”. Mr. Subhash Jagota, CEO, Global Business Solutions, "Stress Interview".

Institute Update Welcome to the world of IMR Ghaziabad Extra Curriculars! Whether to term these activities as extracurricular or not is highly debatable as they now form an integral feature of life here. With associations as diverse as a Marketing Club to Kweej Club to Placement Committee, we have it all. As we guide you through extracurriculars, it will become evident to one and all that IMR Ghaziabad is a world more than academics. The various associations have set the perfect backdrop to ExtraIMR on campus. Included below is a brief insight into some of our clubs & committees.

Marketing Club Marketing Club organised Marketing Mania, an exercise designed for the benefit of the marketing student. It's aim is to give the student an opportunity to convert classroom learning into on-hand experience of dealing with day-to-day practical marketing situations. Each group of students are given a product, which they have to promote for a period of around one week within the campus. In the first phase, the product has to be promoted with tools like posters, danglers, road shows etc. In the second phase each team has to give an informal presentation about their product. The team had to decide the brand name, promotion mix and marketing strategy. A panel of judges have evaluated all the teams for both the phases on parameters like creativity, conceptual clarity, presentation, attractiveness and enthusiasm.  Some of the products promoted were Cellular Service, FM Radio, Comics, Shopping Mall, Business School, Retail Banking and Conservation of Environment.

Kweej Club A part of the cultural wing, the IMR "Kweej" club organised general kweej. The students shown a great enthusiasm and Six teams participated named Brains, Bolds, Skills, Intelligence, Minds and Smarties. The winner was Minds and the runner-up was Smarties. The quiz was co-ordinated by Ankita, Anu, Shashank Khandelwal and Piyush Behal, BBA Semester IV Students.

Sports Club The institute organised three-day intra-cricket tournament in February 2004. Six Teams participated - One each from the MBA , MCA, BBA, B.Ed and facutly. The tournament was won by BCA program. Mr Harsh Mehra student of BCA program was declared Man-of-the-Series.

HR Club HR Club, a club of people, by the people and for the people. The club was established to give an insight to the students about the HR practices through workshops, guest lectures, role plays etc. Recently, the club organised a poster making competition for MBA students on various HR practices like espirit-de-corps, leadership, perception, self-development, layoff etc. The winners adjudged for the poster competition were Ishtiaque Khan (Layoff Storms) and Nikhil Chandra & Anshul Gupta (Team Effort). The 1st runner-up was Trilochan Pant (Self-Development) and the 2nd runner-up was Vikash (Leadership)

Cultural Committee The "Talent Search" was organised by MCA students. This search has found some of the good talents in the area of singing, dancing, mimickery, musical instrumentation etc. The winner was Ms. Priyanka Saxena for dancing. The 1st runner-up was Vikas Gera for drinking a 250ml Pepsi in 3 seconds and the 2nd runner-up was Sudipto Roy for his tabla performance.

Debate Club The club has organised various debates on the topics "Valentine Day should be celebrated or not", "Better Homemakers - Housewives or Working Women" and " Green better than Red". This club broadens the view of the students ans also improves the oral communication skills of the students.