Facilities

Central Computer Center

Overview

The Institute has double-storey, well-furnished, Wi-Fi connected and centrally air-conditioned Central Computer Centre which provides facilities to meet the requirements of various labs for B.Tech. Programme. The centre has about 500 computer systems of latest configuration. Most of these are P-4, Dual Core and Core 2 Duo computer systems from various multinational companies like H.P., I.B.M., Compaq, Dell, Wipro etc. The centre is networked in client server environment with the help of latest servers. It has OFC as its backbone cable and various blocks of the institute are inter-connected.

The campus is Wi-Fi connected. All the departments are also inter-networked with the centre. In the centre, there are different labs of Windows-NT, Windows-2000, Linux and Oracle. The centre is well-equipped with licensed software as per course requirements. It has all the basic peripherals comprising of Scanners, Printers, C.D./DVD writers etc. Furthermore, it has 24X7 hours connectivity of Internet through leased line having the capacity of 60 MBPS provided by Five Network Solution. The centre remains open from 9 in the Morning to 11 in the Night to facilitate the students.

Lab Infrastructure

Hostel Facilities

The Institute has magnificently designed separate hostels for boys and girls each with all modern facilities, for boarding and other recreational activities. The hostels have their own mess to provide good and hygienic food to the students. The boys’ hostel has the capacity of about 120 boys (extendable upto 150) whereas the girls’ hostel can house 110 girls (can be extended upto 140). The types of rooms are cubicles and dormitories. Mess is maintained on co-operative basis. Both hostels have common Rooms, Gyms, Badminton Courts, Volleyball ground and facilities for other indoor games.

Architecture

The hostel buildings are remarkable pieces of architecture. The architecture of the hostels is inspired from the traditional design used in places where general climate is very hot. Because of the carefully designed structure the temperature inside the buildings remain comfortable even in extremely hot weather conditions.

Common Rooms

Spacious common rooms are provided in all the hostels, which are a place for constructive activities like indoor games, discussions and get together within the hostel. Indoor games like carom board, chess, table tennis are provided within the hostels. There is a separate Badminton court in both the hostels and sports equipment is provided from the hostel’s sports committee.

Rooms

Well furnished and spacious rooms are there for 120 boys and 60 girls each. There are cubical as well as dormitories for the students .Each room is equipped with a bed, a study table, study chair, almirah and an easy chair.

Hostel Committees

Various committees viz cultural, discipline, sports, mess, maintenance have been established to provide opportunities for overall development in their personalities during their stay in the hostel. These clubs serve to organize all the cultural events and other happenings in the hostel.

News and TV Room

The hostel provides the students with daily newspapers and various magazines to make them aware of the daily happenings of the world.

Overview

Along with the academic activities, MIMIT organizes cultural activities (Music, Dance, Theatre, Fine Arts and Literary) for all round development of the students. With regards to this, the institute orchestrates an Intra Institute Talent Search Competition every year to hunt for the talented students in various cultural events. The winners of Talent Search are given opportunity to perform in the Youth Festival. The Institute organizes various workshops and training programmes regularly to improve the co-curricular talent of the students.

CULTURAL COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

• Organised the First Youth Festival of MRSPTU, Bathinda in 2015 and bagged the Runners Up trophy. Also represented the University in North Zone Inter Varsity Youth Festival organised at PAU, Ludhiana by participating in Musical Items.
• Bagged the Runners Up trophy in Scintilla 2016, technical cum cultural fest organized by AIET FARIDKOT sponsored by ISTE. Also the winner of overall Cultural and Technical trophies in Scintilla 2015 & 2013.
• Organized the First Zonal Youth Festival of Punjab Technical University in 2002.
• Participated in many Zonal Youth Festivals and won Overall trophy four times and Runners Up trophy two times till date.
• Participated in Inter Zonal Youth Festival many times and won Runners Up trophy three times in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2015-16.

Sports

Malout Institute of Management & Information Technology, Malout is the first Institute to bring B.Tech. in Information Technology in North India. The institute is established/managed and promoted by the Govt. of Punjab. The glory of educationists in Engineering & Management fraternity of MIMIT, Malout is engaged in shaping the destiny of young Engineers and Managers ever since 1998. The Institute has the distinction of being one amongst the five institutes established, managed and promoted by Govt. of Punjab with operational control of Board of Governors headed by Hon’ble Minister of Technical Education, Punjab.

The Institute is moving fast to develop as a pioneer in the field of Management & Technology. Also the institute is among top five Engineering Institutes in Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar. The Institute has already produced thousands of Engineers and Managers who are occupying prestigious positions and are bringing the laurels for MIMIT.  In the times to come, the institute will open up many new avenues and opportunities for each one. The Institute gives exposure not only in studies, but also in co-curricular & extra-curricular activities for making the students multi-talented. For this objective, MIMIT organizes every year an Athletic Meet & many Intra Institute Sports tournaments to hunt for the young budding players & sportspersons to make them march ahead in their respective sports in future.

The Institute has richness in sports infrastructure which facilitates in organizing the various tournaments & Athletic Meet. Recently Institute has built very good concreted Lawn Tennis court & Basketball Court in new building.  A sport complex is also being developed in HUT hostel. It includes a recently built Athletic track of 200m.  The Institute sports amenities include:

• Badminton Courts
• Basketball Courts
• Volleyball Courts
• Handball Ground
• Football Ground
• Hockey Ground
• Table Tennis Room
• Athletic Track
• Concrete Lawn Tennis Court
• Gymnasium

Today’s world is so stressful that it is necessary to keep the brain active and relaxed. We know games help us keep vigorous. These also rejuvenate and soothe our mind. It is said if you lose your wealth, you can earn more but you cannot earn the health once lost. Games give us psychological relief apart from physical health. A healthy mind gives healthy output to the Society and also motivates other members of the community to indulge in sports activities to make the harmony of body, soul & mind.

Click to View: University Sports Calender 2017-18

University Level Achievements

Sports Event In-Charge

NSS

To understand the aim and working of India’s National Service Scheme (popularly called as NSS). The NSS was formed in 1969 with an aim to “inculcate the social welfare thoughts in the students, and to provide service to the society without any prejudice.NSS volunteers work hard day and night to ensure that every one in our society who is needy gets the every possible help from them so that they can also enhance their standards and lead a life of dignity in the society with all of us. In doing so the volunteers themselves learn a lot from the people in villages like how to struggle and how to lead a happy life in the extreme scarcity of resources and so on.

The Institute has amount 600 students members of N.S.S. The Volunteers of N.S.S. activity participative in social services. The N.S.S department of our college has organized a cleanliness drive “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” in college campus on 02-10-2014 . Various activities are done under the aegis of N.S.S.

• International Youth Day
• Green drive by tree plantation
• Blood donation Camp
• AIDS awareness Camp
• Environment Enrichment and Conservation
• Cleanliness of villages, living Areas
• Education of School dropouts
• Awareness Programmer on Social Problems etc

Mr. Major Singh Sidhu

Mr. Harkirat Singh Brar

Programme Officers

NCC

The Indian National Cadet Corps (NCC) has been serving the nation as an important instrument in inculcating in the cadets spirits of valour, self-belief, independence, valiant, patriotic, and adaptable which are crucial to make the youth disciplined and obedient.

The nationwide cadet corps was born through the Act of Parliament on 15th July 1948. The first Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru presided over the function of raising the first NCC Unit at Delhi on the last Sunday of Nov 1948. This day is traditionally celebrated as the ‘NCC Day’. With its motto of “Unity and Discipline”, the NCC has been very influential in moulding the character and outlook of college students during their education. 

MIMIT raised its NCC Unit (Girls) in August, 2013. This unit is attached to 6 Punjab Battalion, Malout. The Cadets are given basic military training in small arms and parades. These cadets have no liability for active military service once they complete their course but are given preference over normal candidates during selections based on the achievements in the corps. Due weightage of marks is given to NCC Cadets for their General Fitness Paper. Cadets are also offered various types of incentives and scholarships. The NCC programme provides ample opportunities to the cadets like firing camps, drill practices, personality development and voluntary service programmes. The mission and vision of our NCC wing is to create awareness among the student community regarding its importance towards nation building. Associate NCC Officer Dr. Rajinder Kaur is coordinating the activities of NCC Unit at MIMIT College.

FOUR CARDINALS OF DISCIPLINE

• Obey with a smile
• Be Punctual
• Work hard and without fuss
• Make no excuses and tell no lies

NCC Camps

• Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC)
• Basic leadership Camp (BLC)
• Pre Republic Day Camp (Pre-RDC)
• Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC)
• Course at Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Darjeeling
• Paratroopers camp
• National Integration Camp (NIC)
• Attachment to regular Army/Navy/Air: Hospital Attachment, Naval/Army/Air attachment, IMA Attachment, OTA Attachment
• Republic Day Camp (RDC)
• Trekking Camp
• Social Service Camp (SSC)
• Independence Day Camp (IDC)
• Youth exchange program (YEP)

Central Workshop

Central Workshop: In the present age when science and technology form the backbone of industry, a technocrat is expected to acquire greater level of skills and knowledge. He has to confront the complexities of competitive manufacture and very fast development in the design of machinery and innovations in productive methods. Engineering curriculum should therefore conform to the above need effectively. The main purpose of an engineering workshop is to provide the basic working knowledge of the production and properties of different material used in industry and to appraise the students of basics and applications of various types of tool, equipments, machinery and techniques used in manufacturing to facilitate shaping of these materials into useful products and components. The workshop caters both to students training at various level as well as production jobs specifically to meet needs of research, development, fabrication and maintenance for various departments and units of the Institute. About 300 graduate students are trained every semester through the course of Manufacturing Practice Workshop Training and Manufacturing Processes by imparting skills in various fabrication processes like fitting, machining, carpentry, electrical, welding, smithy, sheet metal etc. All students admitted to the first year go through this training process. Work Instructions to include step-by-step procedure for manufacturing jobs in each shop by the students as per course curriculum have been prepared for degree as classes. These are displayed at each machine during manufacturing of jobs.

Incharge :   Dr. Rutash Mittal
1.		Name                             : Dr. Rutash Mittal Designation                  : Assistant Professor Qualification                  : B.Tech., M.E (CIM), Ph.D Contact no                     : 01637-504378(off.), 9872211451 E-mail                             : [email protected]View Profile
2.		Name                             : Mr. Randhir Singh Designation                  : Lab. Supdt. Qualification                  : 3 yrs. Polytechnic Diploma Contact no                     : 9988700197 E-mail                             : [email protected] View Profile
3.		Name                             : Mr. Harvinder Singh Designation                  : Jr. Technician Qualification                  : ITI Contact no                     : 9417639978 E-mail                            : [email protected]View Profile
4.		Name                             : Mr. Iqbal Singh Designation                  : Jr. Technician Qualification                  : ITI Contact no                     : 9779983186 E-mail                             : [email protected]View Profile
5.		Name                             : Mr. Kuldeep Kumar Designation                  : Clerk Qualification                  : D.E.O Computer Couse, +2,  B.A.* Contact no                     : 01637-504379(off.), 9779038604 Email                              : [email protected]View Profile
6.		Name                             : Mr. Jagdeep Singh Designation                  : Skilled Worker Qualification                  : +2, ITI, Diploma (Mech. Engg.) Contact no                     : 9915867003 E-mail                             : [email protected]View Profile
7.		Name                             : Mr.Rajneet Singh Designation                  : Skilled Worker Qualification                  : +2, ITI Contact no                     : 9464558121 E-mail                             : [email protected]View Profile
8.		Name                             : Mr. Gursewak Singh Designation                  : Skilled Worker Qualification                  : +2, ITI, Diploma (Mech. Engg.) Contact no                     : 9417096753 E-mail                             : [email protected]& View Profile
9.		Name                             : Mr. Hardeep Singh Designation                  : Skilled Worker Qualification                  : 10th , ITI Contact no                     : 9501398640 EE-mail                          : [email protected]View Profile
10.		Name                             : Mr. Rajpal Designation                  : Skilled Worker Qualification                  : +2, ITI (Computer) Contact no                     : 8054481972 EE-mail                          : [email protected]View Profile

General objectives of workshop are:o:p

•  To acquire related trade knowledge and practical skills in metal cutting, metal joining, metal forming and other operations.
•  To acquire related trade knowledge and practical skills in engineering measurements.
•  Finishing various jobs within the specified limits, with proper measurements and valuating them by appropriate inspection methods and tools
• To acquire experience in preventive and corrective maintenance of various machine tools, cutting tools and equipments.

The aim in the workshop is to impart practical knowledge to the students and to produce a spirit of doing work with own hands. Students are also given small projects during

summer training. College workshop also provides aid to the maintenance unit of the college. The workshop is having different shops viz.

• Carpentry Shop
• Smithy Shop
• Fitting Shop
• Machine Shop
• Foundry Shop
• Electrical Shop
• Welding Shop
• Sheet Metal shop

All these shops are equipped with latest machines tools, instruments and other necessary equipments. Each shop has relevant charts and lab manuals, demonstration boards
and operations which help in imparting quality education to the students.

Major equipments in workshop are:

• Lathe Machines
• Milling Machine
• Surface Grinder
• Welding Sets (MIG, TIG, ARC and Gas Welding)
• Open Hearth Furnace
• Power Hacksaw
• Shearing Machine

Transportation

The institute has one 52 seater bus, two jeeps and an ambulance for the convenience of the staff and students. The institute is presently providing bus service between Bathinda and Malout for the girl students and staff. Institute also provides bus facility to the students for the placement, industrial and sports visits.

Er. Harkirat Singh Brar
Incharge Transport

Cafe & Kiosks

To cater to the needs of the varied range of taste buds, MIMIT houses a Campus Café and a number of other eating joints which offer delicious food, superior services with innovative practices. The Campus Café offers excellent multi-cuisine menus providing a comfortable and vibrant ambience for all.

In addition to the Campus Café, there are other cafés, canteens, kiosks, juice bars, snack bars, coffee bars, all conveniently located throughout the campus, to offer an enormous range of recipes from pizza to samosa or even the spicy gol gappas and maggi. These small eating joints have turned into more than just a place to eat. These also act as stomping grounds for our budding artists. One can catch hot intellectual discussion in one corner or a serenade in the other. Apart from providing places where one can eat and enjoy, the cafés and kiosks also help to provide hands-on experience and entrepreneurial opportunities to the budding entrepreneurs at MIMIT by giving them opportunity to manage and run some of these cafes and kiosks independently as well as under guidance.

ATM

The Oriental Bank Of Commerce has installed an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) at the MIMIT College Campus. This centrally located ATM caters to the requirements of the students and the staff, and, since it is located in the campus, it saves their precious time and effort.