Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf aptly said, "The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war". My tryst with IEM etched this in me. I spent 4 years of my life (2009-13) at IEM learning about the importance of staying strong during failures and staying grounded during successes. IEM prepared me for the battleground called 'Life' where the exams are not taken subject-wise and there are no re-examinations!
The values I've imbibed will stay within me throughout my life and I believe, for anyone who has been a part of the IEM family, being a Good Human Being comes secondary to nothing.
Nothing succeeds like success. At least professionally. I consider myself lucky to be working for one of the largest steelmakers in the world. Here also, the contribution of IEM is immense. Not only strengthening my core competencies, IEM gave me ample opportunities to work and improve on my weaknesses.
In a world full of factories churning out successful 'professionals' and industrial 'resources', IEM stands tall contributing Humane individuals to the society.
Simply put, I owe a lot (more than I can ever describe in words) to IEM. I take immense pride in saying #IamIEM.

I think attending IEM was the best time span of my life. It is IEM that gave me the confidence to be able to do things with my best ability. Also it is wonderful to have been in a college that has such a high educational standard and which provides its students all the facilities and encouragement needed to attain high in life. Last but never the least, IEM will always remain a part of my life that I will never want to miss.

Those 2 years were one of the most amazing years of my life where I grew and learnt. The early morning classes to the presentation all seemed bit like a pain at that time but that trained me for now. Now when I look back I just smile and missed the fun of giving a group presentation. We were given a chance to make mistakes and still enjoy our lives.We were allowed to organise different events also and I am very proud of the fact that our foreign tour started from our batch only. An unforgettable trip to Malaysia and to visit Vesuvius, it's still so very fresh.Attendance, classes, presentations, examinations woow I still wish I could join back again and re live that life. A life of a student. Time flies by but still 2012-14 is still wonderful phase of my life a time that I shall cherish for a life time.

Came in as a teenager, went out as an energetic young corporate. But the 4 years in between were and perhaps will remain as the best part of our lives. Coming fresh from school, full of anxiety and innocence (umm.. may not be) , least did we expect that we would make the best of our friends in the coming 4 years. I still remember, seeing us taking the first mid-sem in IEM as sincerely as our board exam, Sanghamitra mam said, “one day you will come to take the exam without knowing the subject name and without having pen with you.” Well the mids-sems in last semester went like that only. Helping each other in assignments, lending “top-sheets”, truncating syllabus for semester exams together, playing football in CK-CL ground by bunking dodging the ever strict security(yes we managed most of the times, preparing for placements together, motivating each other before interviews, rejoicing each others’ success and finally writing few lines at the back of the college uniform on the last semester exam day, all of these flew so fast and we suddenly find ourselves standing in the Satya Sai Auditorium in the alumni meet in December. Thanks IEM for the wonderful years

The journey with IEM has been really memorable from july 2013 to june 2015. The classes, the Seminars, the additional responsibilities - all were very excellent learning methods. The Faculties, namely Sujit Dutta Sir, Shamik Paul Sir, Swati Mam were really very helpful always. I visited first time a Foreign Country (Singapore - Nanyang Technological University) with IEM’s Foreign Study Tour Programme. In short, I really miss IEM & the journey will always be memorable. Leadership skill was highly boosted up during the course of the journey, which in turn resulted in getting recruited as C-PEARL-SLP at Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Limited.

IEM is a place where we get plenty of opportunity to learn many things beyond our syllabus..we participated in several tech fests and also we were guided by our professors to publish papers in international journals.. Library of IEM is open for 24×7 and we could access it's resources for campus placements as well as competitive exams.

IEM to me has just not been a college. It has been an amalgamation of lifetime experiences. It’s the place of worship which has taught me that excellence is an attitude. Whatever I am today, I truly owe it to my Alma Mater.

My experience in IEM was fabulous. Teachers were very helpful and supportive. It has a well maintained 24x7 library which is very unique as you rarely see any institutions providing such facilities.