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AN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENT'S SURVIVAL GUIDE TO IMT GHAZIABAD

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AN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENT'S SURVIVAL

GUIDE TO IMT GHAZIABAD

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Contents 1. Welcome to India ............................................................................................................................ 4

1.1 Welcome! ............................................................................................................................. 4

1.2 How to reach IMT Ghaziabad ......................................................................................... 4

1.3 On reaching your new home .......................................................................................... 5

1.4 Currency Exchange ............................................................................................................ 5

1.5 Telephone Facilities .......................................................................................................... 5

1.6 Climate and Clothing ........................................................................................................ 6

2. Campus Life ...................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 Your IMT Buddy .................................................................................................................. 7

2.2 Accommodation ................................................................................................................. 7

2.3 Housekeeping and Laundry ............................................................................................ 7

2.4 Drinking Water ................................................................................................................... 8

2.5 Food ....................................................................................................................................... 8

2.6 Internet and IT Lab ............................................................................................................ 8

2.8 Medical Insurance and Medical Facilities ................................................................. 11

2.9 Study Material .................................................................................................................. 12

2.10 The NEEDZ Store .......................................................................................................... 12

2.11 Sports at IMT Ghaziabad ................................................................................................... 12

2.12 Smoking Zone ............................................................................................................... 13

3.1 Banks and ATMs ............................................................................................................... 14

3.2 Fruit, Vegetables, and Groceries ................................................................................. 14

3.3 Shopping and Recreation .............................................................................................. 14

3.4 Transport ............................................................................................................................ 17

You can book cabs through GetMeCab.com ................................................................... 18

24X7 BOOKING: +91 901515 4545 ........................................................................................... 18

4. Delhi at a Glance ............................................................................................................................ 19

4.1 Monuments ........................................................................................................................ 19

4.2 Shopping and Eating Out .............................................................................................. 19

4.3 Places of Worship ............................................................................................................ 20

4.5 Nightlife .............................................................................................................................. 20

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5. Moving within Delhi ...................................................................................................................... 21

5.1 Local Buses ........................................................................................................................ 21

5.2 Auto-Rickshaws ................................................................................................................ 21

5.3 Metro ................................................................................................................................... 21

5.4 Cabs ..................................................................................................................................... 21

7. Important Contacts ....................................................................................................................... 23

8. Campus Map ................................................................................................................................... 25

9. Other Tourist Destinations in India ............................................................................................ 26

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1. Welcome to India

1.1 Welcome!

Unity in diversity has been the distinctive feature of India. We are home for

diverse cultures, religion and communities. Being one of the oldest

civilizations of the world, Indian history spans more than 4,500 years. Indian

socio-economic development has been centred on its rich cultural history and

strong familial bonds.Its pristine mountains, sprawling landscape and rivers is

a much sought after tourist destination and the large consumer base and

talent pool makes it a hub for IT, trade and commerce.

Urban India portrays a beautiful amalgamation of the old and the new. It still

has its roots deep dug into traditional Indian family setups and value systems

but at the same time is also developing and globalizing at a blinding speed. It

is a mix of ideas, people, modernity and heritage that makes India so unique.

So here’s hoping that you have a wonderful time exploring this truly

incredible country and have a very pleasant stay.

1.2 How to reach IMT Ghaziabad

IMT Ghaziabad campus is 45 Km or

90 minutes’ drive from Indira Gandhi

International Airport, New Delhi. The

nearest Delhi Metro Railway station

is Vaishali at a distance of around 12

Km from the college.On prior

notification, a taxi can be arranged

to pick you from airport and to reach

college.

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1.3 On reaching your new home

You need to report at the International Relations Office (IRC). If your stay is

for more than 180 days and/or is mentioned in your VISA, please register

yourself at the Foreigner’s Registration Office at Ghaziabad within 14 days of

your arrival in India to avoid fine and hassles. In case of any assistance, we are

of course available to help you feel at ease in your new home.

1.4 Currency Exchange

You can exchange all major foreign currencies at Delhi Airport after clearing

immigration. You can find numerous foreign exchange counters (such as the

Thomas Cook counter) available at the airport. Currently there are no

restrictions on the amount of foreign currency (notes, coins, travellers’

cheque and draftsdrawn on Indian banks) that you may carry to India.

However, if the total amount of Indian currency is equivalent to or exceeds

USD 10,000 then you need to

declare it to the Indian custom

authorities at the airport. Various

foreign exchange dealers are

available in and around Ghaziabad

and Delhi.The closest counter is at

5-7 minutes walking distance from

Campus.The working hours are

between 10 am and 6 pm (Monday

to Friday).

Contact of currency exchange near Campus:

Muthoot Finance Limited ,

Shop Number- B- 4, Ground Floor, Collectorate Road, Raj Nagar Ghaziabad,

Ghaziabad

Phone: +(91)-9999325250

1.5 Telephone Facilities

The Indian Cellular Telephony System uses GSM technology, which is

incompatible with cell phones in North America. While Europe also uses

GSM technology, please confirm the compatibility of your cell phone with

Indian Standards as different frequencies are used in India. In most cases

there is a software lock that needs to be opened by the cell phone operator.

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You may buy cheap basic cell phones (Price range: INR 1200-1500/-) and get

a local GSM connection to go with it. Some local service providers are Airtel,

Idea, Vodafone, TataDoCoMo and Reliance Communications. The closest cell

phone shops are inKavi Nagar Market, located less than a kilometre from the

campus.

NOTE:

While providing the local contact number to the local service provider, kindly

provide the contact details of

the student representatives of

IRC or your‘buddy’. Also please

ensure that you save the

contact details of the vendor

from whom you are obtaining

the connection. Contact details

of the student representatives

of IRC are listed on the last

page of the guide.

1.6 Climate and Clothing

From September to end of November, the temperature is about 85F (30ºC)

during the day and around 60F (15ºC) during the night;whereas from

December to January, the temperature ranges from 70F(21ºC) during daytime

to 45F (7ºC) during the night. In India the summer season spans from April to

August and the temperaturepeaks around June when it will be 113F (45ºC).

In order to ensure that you feel at ease during various seasons, it will be

advisable to carry clothes in line with the temperature. It is preferable to carry

light weight cotton clothes for the summer seasons and till October. As

November to January the climate is cold, you can carry woollen clothes and

jackets.

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2. Campus Life

2.1 Your IMT Buddy

To ensure that you settle down in campus without any hassle, IRC will assign

you a buddy who will be a student volunteer from IMT-G. He/ She will help

you get familiarised with the day to day activities in IMT, about course

selection procedures, academics and address all your queries/problems that

you may face before and after reaching campus.

2.2 Accommodation

IMT Ghaziabad is a fully residential campus and therefore exchange students

are accommodated at the student hostels within the campus. Your hostel

room will be furnished with basic furniture and amenities (namely bed,

mattress, study table, and chair).

However you should carry your own bed

sheets, blankets and pillow covers. The

rooms have attached/separate

bathroom and hot water facility is

available.

It is advisable to carry mosquito

repellents. Mosquito repellents like

liquid repellents, mats, coils and body

creams are available in NEEDZ store in

the campus and local stores near the

campus.

2.3 Housekeeping and Laundry

The hostel rooms are cleaned on a regular basis by the house keeping

department at free of cost.

Laundry service is available in the campus. Your clothes will be collected and

delivered back to your room twice a week. The laundry service includes

cleaning and ironing at a nominal charge (per piece). Dry cleaning service is

also available.

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2.4 Drinking Water

As a precautionary step, we would advise you to use bottled mineral water

during the initial days of settling down in the campus. The water dispensers in

campus RO treated filtered water. You can ask for mineral water brands

likeBisleri, Bailey, Aquafina and Kinley.

Please note, that tap water in the bathrooms is not potable .

2.5 Food

The IMT Mess is controlled by the student body called Messcom. The mess

serves hygienic and nutritious authentic Indian food 4 times a day at fixed

timings. Self-service is practiced in the Mess.

The working hours of the Mess are:

• Breakfast from 08:00 a.m. to 09:15 a.m.

• Lunch from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

• Snacks from 5:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

• Dinner from 8.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.

In addition, there is a canteen by the name ARCUS and a cafe in the campus.

The food at the mess is primarily north Indian, which might be a little spicy

for the exchange students. (Think Mexican food). Television sets with cable

connection are available in the mess.

For all those late night lovers, the Canteen and cafe remain open around the

clock. The food fee includes only the mess fees and the canteen & café won’t

be covered. The Canteen serves tea, coffee, soft drinks, packaged items such

as juices; chips etc.; Chinese and North Indian fast foods are available in

addition tosandwiches and a variety of Indian snacks.

There are no dearth for restaurants serving exquisite cuisine within close

proximity to the campus and also in Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Noidaand New

Delhi.

Any day you miss the food back home you have an option to get food

delivered on campus by various Indian and international fast food joints.

2.6 Internet and IT Lab

The Computer Centre is accessible from 6AM-9PM, and is equipped with

state-of-the art technology. IMT has 75 Mbps Internet link for free Wi-

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Fiinternet access on the entire. An Ethernet node is also provided in every

hostel room. You will need to get your laptop or smart-phone configured at

the Computer Centre to connect to the in-house Wi-Fi network. IMT is among

the few Institutes in India to have a campus agreement with Microsoft for

their latest licensed software.

There is also an Information Technology Lab equipped with state of the art

hardware and software. We also have an academic partnership with CISCO,

which enables us to offer their certified courses in our curriculum.The

Computer Lab resources are used for academic research, study, and

conducting class assignments. Lab users have the right to expect a quiet,

clean, academic lab environment.

2.7 Library

The Library at IMT, Ghaziabad is open to all Students, exchange students, Faculty,

Visiting Faculty, Research Scholars and Research Associates, Officers and Staff of the

Institute.

Library shall remain open on all the days

except the National and Gazetted holidays (as

declaredby IMT/GOI every year) and shall

observe the time schedule as given

hereunder for users:

Monday to Friday 09.00 a.m. - 06.00 a.m.

Saturday & Sunday 09.00 a.m. - 10.00 p.m.

Lunch Time - 01.00 p.m. - 01.30 p.m.

This time schedule is subject to change by the

Librarian, IMT.

It operates in a fully automated environment and is equipped with 3M Library

Security System which provides excellent protection against loss of books and other

reading documents.

In addition to nearly 50000 books, the library also provides access to a vast collection

of online resources - ranging from e-journals to company research databases. Some

of the resources available include:

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E-Books

E-library

Blackwell Reference Online

E-Journals Databases

Emerald Management

EBSCO Business Source Complete

INFORMS Journals

Company Research Databases

BLOOMBERG Database

CMIE-I Databases

SAS - Education Analytical Suit

International Research Databases

World Bank E-Library

IMD World Competitiveness Online

India Stat.Com

SAGE Journals

India Quarterly

Intl. Jr. of Cross Cultural Management

Jr. of Entrepreneurship

Jr. of Leadership & Organizational Studies

Jr. of Management

Personality and Social Psychology Review

World Bank Journals

World Bank Research Observer

World Bank Economic Review

Development Outreach

*This list is indicative. For an exhaustive list of all e-resources available at IMT

Ghaziabad, please visit our library page:

http://www.imt.edu/Library/Onlineresoruces.aspx

In addition to the above, the library also has institutional membership of the

American Information Resource Centre (AIRC), British Council Library (BCL), and

Management Libraries Network (MANLIBNET) among others.

Also available in the library is a Bloomberg Terminal. This can be used to access the

Bloomberg Professional Service through which you can access real-time financial

market data, news, price quotes, and more across the proprietary Bloomberg

network.

Points to be noted while using library:

Mobile phones must be set to vibrate or silent ring mode in the Library.

Users are requested to follow a decent dress code inside the Library. Wearing

shorts, half knickers and the like is not allowed inside the Library.

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2.8 Medical Insurance and Medical Facilities

Although it isn’t mandatory, it is highly recommended that you get a

complete medical and accident cover before coming to India.

The following doctor on the panel of IMT can be contacted by the students when the

need arises. For this purpose a recommendatory note has to be obtained from the

office of the Chairperson-Students Affairs or Administrative Officer or Administrative

Superintendent:

Dr. K. G. Dhingra

KD-26, Kavi Nagar

Ghaziabad,Ph.: 9818231678

There is a consulting doctor available on campus on all working days from

3:30PM to 5:30PM. The consultation is free on campus. However, you will

have to pay for medicines and tests if any. Apart from this, there are clinics,

pharmacists, and hospitals located within close proximity of the campus.

Details can be obtained on arrival from the IRC office. We suggest you get

yourself adequately vaccinated before you arrive in India. Some suggested

vaccines are Typhoid, Malaria, Chicken Pox, Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B.Details

of certain hospitals around the campus are as follows:

Sarvodaya Hospital & Research Centre – +91(0)120 2701694,

+91(0)120 2800400-499, +91(0)120 2701695, +91(0)120 2700427, +91

9811085835, +91 8860074646

B.R. Hospital– +91(0)120 2713485, +91(0)120 2714279

Shyam Hospital – +91(0)120 2720071, +91(0)120 2720081

Brij Medical Center – +91(0)120 2782255

Yashoda Hospital – +91(0)120 4182000

Heera Lal Hospital – +91(0)120 2757403

Columbia Asia Hospital - +91 (0)120 616 5666

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2.9 Study Material

All study material, hand-outs and other electronic study materials are

provided by the institute. However stationery needs, calculators and other

personal study materials need to be purchased separately.

Photocopying is made available in the Institute from 9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Students

can avail this facility by paying @ 1.00paise per page (single side).

2.10 The NEEDZ Store

‚NEEDZ‛ is a cooperative store, run by the ‘Make a Difference Foundation’

(MADF) student body. Here you can purchase items of daily use such as

stationery, toiletries, cosmetics, as well as miscellaneous articles, including

mosquito repellent creams and vaporizing liquid machines.

The timings are as per below:

Afternoon – 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM

Evening – 8:00PM to 10:45 PM

Note that the NEEDZ store remains closed on weekends.

Venue: Block A, Room No 25, Ground Floor, Near DLP/Canteen

The profit made from all sales is used by MADF for its various social

initiatives.

2.11 Sports at IMT Ghaziabad

IMT Ghaziabad prides itself on being the

mecca for sports activities in the Indian

B-School fraternity. The sports facilities

include:

Basketball court

Football field

Cricket field

Badminton courts

Volleyball courts

Table Tennis tables

These facilities are available to all students free of cost all day long. Thereis

also a fully equipped gymnasium on campus.

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2.12 Smoking Zone

Our campus is a ‘No Smoking Zone’ and hence smoking is prohibited in all public

areas in thecampus except for certain designated and marked areas for the same.

Students found smokingexcept in Smoking Zones will be fined Rs. 500/- each time.

The smoking zone is the parking lot area near the basketball court.

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3. Around the Campus

3.1 Banks and ATMs

There are several state and private sector banks in the vicinity of the campus.

All IMT Ghaziabad students usually have accounts with one or more of these.

Major international banks such as Citibank, HDFC, Standard Chartered, IDBI,

State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, AxisBank and ICICI Bank have their ATMs

and branches in Ghaziabad.

Your international ATMs can be operated from the Citibank ATM in RDC, Raj

Nagar,near the college campus.Since most international ATM cards have a

maximum withdrawal limit of INR10,000 per week, it is advisable that you

carry 500 – 600 USD/Euro/GBP in cash when you arrive in India.

3.2 Fruit, Vegetables, and Groceries

Fresh fruit, vegetables, and groceries are available in the local Sector-10

market (5 – 7 minutes walking distance from campus).

Feel free to contact the IRC members and your buddy to help you in locate

stores that will cater to your requirements.

3.3 Shopping and Recreation

For your daily needs, there are various markets and shops within walking

distance from the campus.

Gaur Central Mall(10 minutes walking distance from campus)

SHOPPING OUTLETS: Shopper’s

Stop(multiple brand are available under

one roof), Van Heusen (men), Allen Solly,

United Colours of Benetton, Adidas,

Reebok, Woodlands etc

FOOD: McDonald’s, Pizza Hut,Tibb’s

Frankie,Gianis’s ice cream parlour (famous

for Belgian chocolate ice cream).

AUCHAN: A hypermarket chain, the store is a one stop shopping

destination. It meets all the daily needs of a consumer, from groceries,

fruits & vegetables, meat & fish, kitchenware, electronics, apparel,

health & beauty, furniture & much more, under one roof.

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WAVE cinema: A multiplex theatre providing a comfortable ambience to

watch a movie.

CROMA: It is India’s one of the largest Electronics megastore. From

home appliances to mobile phones, numerous products are available.

You can also enjoy its online shopping website.

At RDC (Market area, 5 to 7 minutes walking distance from campus)

Fast food and Coffee Shops: Pizza Hut, Dominos, Café Coffee Day,

Subway, VIP Pizza, Drumsticks

Continental: Cinch, Ministry of Café, The Bridge

Indian Cuisine: ADR, MotiMahal, Bikanerwala, Sankalp (South Indian

food), Vantalu

Bars/Pubs: Champions, Sapphires The Blue

ATMs: ICICI, Citibank, HDFC, Oriental Bank,Axis Bank, State Bank of

India,Bank of Baroda etc.

Apparel and Sports Goods: Adidas, Reebok, Levi’s, Octave, Colorplus

Mobile Service Providers: Airtel, Aircel, Vodafone, Tata DoCoMo and

Reliance Communications

Sector-10 Market(5 – 7 minutes of walking distance)

Bookstores

Medical Stores: Apollo Pharmacy

Fresh fruit juice shops

Restaurants: 2000 Milestone, Not Just Kebabs

Besides these, many other restaurants, pubs, and stores can be found in and

around Ghaziabad to suit your needs, budget, and taste.

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Map: IMT vicinity

Ghaziabad being a small town has its own charm. However,cities like Delhi,

Gurgaon, and Noida are at 30-60 minutes’ driving distance from the campus.

Here you can sample some of the country’s finest nightlife, shopping, and

recreational activities.

A few of the malls near IMT Ghaziabad:

Pacific Mall, Kaushambi(14 kilometres from campus)

BIG Cinemas Multiplex (+91 011 39894040)

Restaurants: Pizza Hut, Moti Mahal Deluxe, KFC etc.

Major apparel outlets, Multi cuisine food court

Eastend Mall, Kaushambi(14 kilometres from campus)

Wave Cinema Multiplex(+91 9891417584, +91 0120 2894796)

Ansal Plaza, Vaishali(12 kilometres from campus)

Big Cinemas Multiplex (+91 931 069 2199)

Factory Outlets of Lacoste, Provogue, UCB etc.

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Hyper market: Vishal Mega Mart

Restaurants: Melting Pot, Bercos, Sagar Ratna

Opulent Mall, Ghaziabad(12 kilometres from campus)

PVR Cinemas (+91 965 019 4355)

Hyper Markets: Easy Day, Reliance Trends

Apparel Stores: US Polo, Adidas,Wrangler etc.

Restaurants: US Pizza, Subway etc.

Gaming Zone

Shipra Mall, Indirapuram(15 kilometres from campus)

JAM Cinemas(+91 120 2689610)

Pubs: 9 Mars

Restaurants: Cinch, McDonald’s, Papa Jones Pizza, etc.

3.4 Transport

The easiest way to travel around Ghaziabad is bythree wheeler cabs

commonly known as Auto-Rickshaws (autos). There is an auto stand right

outside the college.

The most efficient way to reach Delhi/Noida is by taking the metro from

Dilshad Garden or Vaishali stations. You may have to take a private auto from

outside the campus which may charge INR 120-150 to any of the stations.

You can also catch the intercity train from New Delhi or Old Delhi Railway

Station for Ghaziabad Railway Station. From there, you can hire a private auto

which may charge INR 80-100 till the campus.

You can also use the radio cab services. These cabs can be called anywhere by

booking over the phone or online. Some popular ones are:

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Name of

the Service

Phone Number Website Charge

per Km.*

OLA Cabs +91 11 33553355 https://www.olacabs.com/fares

/delhi

INR 20

MERU Cabs +91 11 44224422 http://www.merucabs.com/ INR 20

Easy Cabs +91 11 43434343 http://www.easycabs.com/ INR 23

*Convenience, parking, waiting and night charges are extra

You can book cabs through GetMeCab.com

24X7 BOOKING: +91 901515 4545

You can use the following links to help you calculate the distance and fares.

These sites have an exhaustive list of taxi and auto services that you can avail.

http://www.taxiautofare.com/Default.aspx

http://www.getmecab.com/ghaziabad/taxi-in-ghaziabad.php

There are options for self-driven cars available on a daily basis for a nominal

rent. One such facility is offered by Zoom car. Please find more details in the

following link:

http://www.zoomcar.com/delhi

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4. Delhi at a Glance

Delhi, the National Capital Territory, is the largest metropolis by area and the

second largest by population in India. Located on the banks of River Yamuna,

Delhi epitomizes India’s diverse cultures, historical landmarks and

monuments, ancient temples and stylist art-deco buildings. It is filled a

plethora of experiences and places to explore.

4.1 Monuments

Delhi has many archaeological heritage to offer to all those interested in

history and architecture. Some famous monuments are:

India Gate

Red Fort

QutabMinar

Old Fort

Humayun’s Tomb

4.2 Shopping and Eating Out

Some major recreation and shopping centres in Delhi and NCRinclude:

Connaught Place

Khan Market

HauzKhas

Greater Kailash

VasantKunj

DilliHaat

Saket

ChandniChowk

Gurgaon

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4.3 Places of Worship

There are several beautiful places of worship belonging to various eras,

religious groups and ethnicities. Some of the famous ones are:

Lotus Temple

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Akshardham Temple

Iskcon Temple

Bangla Sahib Gurudwara

Jama Masjid

4.5 Nightlife

Delhi and the adjoining regions boast of some of the best and most

vibrant nightlife in northern India. Some places we recommend include:

Kitty Su - Connaught Place, Delhi

Shiro and Skooter- Hotel Samrat,

Delhi

Blue Frog - Mehrauli, Delhi

Underdoggs–VasantKunj, Delhi

Monkey Bar- VasantKunj, Delhi

Warehouse Café- Connaught

Place, Delhi

1440 – Hotel Vikram, New Delhi

Club Reverb - Noida

Hard Rock Café –Saket, Select City

Walk, Delhi

Of course, the list goes on and you can always ask around for more places

once you reach the campus.

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5. Moving within Delhi

There are several ways to travel in and around Delhi.

5.1 Local Buses

These are the cheapest and the most efficient ways to get around the city.

The Red DTC buses are air conditional whereas the Green ones are not. Bus

routes and fares can be found at: www.delhihelp.com/DTC-Bus-Routes.aspx

5.2 Auto-Rickshaws

These are very popular in the city as they ply all over the city. The auto drivers

may haggle a lot for the prices but do insist on paying by the electronic

meters installed in each auto.

5.3 Metro

The details regarding Delhi Metro can be found at:www.delhimetrorail.com

5.4 Cabs

Refer to Section 3.4

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6.Things to keep in mind

Keep all your travel documents, passport, money, credit cards and

travellers’ cheques carefully

Make a note of the numbers of your travellers’ cheques and keep them

separately from the others

While providing the local contact number to get local SIM, kindly

provide the contact details of the student representatives of IRC or

your official buddy. Also please ensure that you save the contact details

of the vendor from whom you are obtaining the connection. Contact

details of the student representatives of IRC are listed in the next

section of the guide.

Keep the telephone numbers of IMT Ghaziabad and IRC members

handy in case of emergency

Always keep copies of your passport and other identification

documents handy with you

Kindly inform IRC when going on an excursion and provide a brief

itinerary

Don’t not go out of the campus after 10 PM

Maintain a decent dress code inside and outside the campus

When travelling by buses, inform the bus conductor about your

destination and ask him to inform you at the arrival

Always try to take an auto-rickshaw/taxi from the prepaid TSR/Taxi

Stand. While going out, it is advisable to use IMT registered Taxis.

Always have a rough idea about the distance and the time taken to

reach your destination

Always stay alert and avoid listening to music or talking over the phone

while travelling.

Keep a road map of Ghaziabad and its adjoining areas handy with you

In case of emergency, contact the nearest Police Control Room (PCR)

van or call 100

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7. Important Contacts

IMT Ghaziabad

Raj Nagar

Post box No.137

Ghaziabad-201001, India

mail: [email protected]

Director

[email protected]

Executive Assistant to Director

Mr. Akash Priyadarshi

[email protected]

Phone: +91 0120 302202

Dean (Academics)

Dr. Surendra Batra

DGM, Administration

Mr.AnoopSareen

+91 0120 3002203

Email: [email protected]

Extn. 203

On-Campus Doctor

Dr. K.G. Dhingra

+91 9818231678

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICE

Dr.JayanthiRanjan

Associate Dean, International Relations

[email protected]

Phone: +91 120 3002219

Mr Krishna MurariSinha

Assistant Superintendent

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: +91 9810287500

Phone: +91 120 3002 270

IRC Members:

Name Email address Number

PushkalaVenkiteswara

n

[email protected]

8754401994

Ankit Kumar [email protected]

9953423644

Harsh Gulati [email protected] 9971038745

AyushSrivastava [email protected] 9650952298

Nipun Malik [email protected] 9643553373

Manik Gupta [email protected] 8826532020

ManubhavGoel [email protected] 8826445959

KajalVerma [email protected] 9650503452

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8. Campus Map

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9. Other Tourist Destinations in India

India is a culturally diverse country with a rich history and some truly remarkable

tourist destinations. So if you ever get time, apart from Delhi, visit some of these

awe-inspiring places.

Agra

Agra is the one of the most visited cities in

India, since it is home to one of the greatest

eternal symbols of love-Taj Mahal. This white

domed marble mausoleum is one of the

Seven Wonders of the World and has an

epic love story behind it. FatehpurSikri, Agra

Fort, Akbar's tomb, Ram Bagh and Sikandra

fort are some of the must visit places in

Agra, apart from Taj Mahal.

Goa

Goa, the smallest state of India is known for its

exotic beaches with amazing sunset view, golden

sand and coconut palms playing with the wind.

Tasty seafood, parasailing, wind surfing and water-

skiing facilities make the beaches of Goa a core fun

place. Alorna Fort, Ancestral Goa Museum,

Arvalam Waterfalls, Chapora Fort and Calangute

beach are some of the popular destinations in Goa.

Jaipur and Udaipur

Jaipur and Udaipur, located in

Rajasthan gives us an insight into the

rich cultural and artistic traditions of

the state. HawaMahal or 'Palace of

Winds', located in Jaipur, designed in

the form of the crown of Lord

Krishna is a beautiful construction,

which draws tourists from all over the

country. This pyramid shaped

monument with 953 small windows

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stands as the entrance to the City Palace, Jaipur and is a notable sight here.

The Lake Place of Udaipur is one of the most beautiful palaces in the world,

which is now converted into a hotel equipped with 66 rooms and 17 suites.

Kashmir

The Paradise on Earth, Kashmir's major attraction

lies in its scenic beauty, snow clad peaks, lush green

valleys, Alpine villages, cascading waterfalls, flower

gardens etc. Kashmir is a destination worth visiting,

during winter season where you can enjoy the boat

ride on picturesque Dal Lake. The other major

attractions are Gulmarg, Srinagar, Sonmarg, Nagin

Lake, PariMahal, Shankaracharya shrine and

Pehalgam.

Kerala

The enchanting backwaters of Kerala, the mesmerizing waterfalls, the hill

stations and the serene atmosphere make the state one of the most preferred

tourist destinations. Kerala Backwaters comprises of a chain of lagoons and

lakes which lies parallel to the Arabian

Sea. A cruise in the House boats gives

tourists a unique and exciting chance

to experience the beauty of the

surrounding greenery and nearby

villages. Munnar, Thekkady, Wayanad,

Athirapally waterfalls, Varkala beach

and Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple

are the most preferred tourist

destinations in Kerala.

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