CMTR has recently shifted
to a new spacious 3 acres campus with over 18,000 sq.
ft. constructed area. Spacious & well equiped classrooms
with ergonomically designed furniture ensures that students
do not get tired even after long sittings.
INFRASTRUCTURE
CMTR understands that
the right environment stimulates and encourages learning.
It provides excellent infrastructure and facilities
with an ambience to promote professionalism. The students
at CMTR are exposed to the corporate working environment
right at the campus with airconditioned classrooms,
specially designed furniture, modern computer lab, well
equipped library and frequent interaction with business
leaders. CMTR understands the needs of industry for
a well educated and trained man power. Armed with practical
experience, CMTR faculty imparts practice oriented training
to the future managers. A well managed library is an
essential input to academics. CMTR has made a great
effort in building a library capable of supporting contemporary
education and research with more than 3000 books, 55
journals and 10 newspapers.
Canteen:
Canteen at the campus takes care to cater clean &
hygienic meals & snacks. Indoor & outdoor sitting
arrangement is provided for the students to sit &
relax.
Transport:
The college is located at about 16km from Chandigarh
Bus Stand. The institute bus service is available
from Panchkula, Chandigarh & Mohali. The
bus route caters to all the convenient pickup
points. The public bus facility can also be
used to reach Kharar. Local transport is avilable
to reach the institute which is about 2km from
the Kharar bus stand.
Telephone:
Communication being integral, thereof to meet the emergent
requirements of students, the CMTR has special telephone
line facility.
ACADEMIC
ACTIVITIES
Fizzy
- Dizzy Quiz (An Empirical Research) If it’s
just one, you could probably identify, but would you
go dizzy if asked amongst many? To add some spice,
CMTR conducted the ‘Fizzy-Dizzy’ contest to analyse
if people could identify the cola brands by taste.
A colourful examination hall was set up at the Student
Centre, Panjab University, Chandigarh. A sample of
655 respondents was tested. It’s the fizz of the soft
drink that differentiates it amongst beverages. So,
the germination of the idea between the teachers and
students at CMTR finally resulted into a well-nurtured
research.
CII
Consumer Fair (Segmentation Research)
CMTRians leave no questions unanswered, it even
trapped the doubt as to ‘why’ consumer fairs and
what do the consumers look forward in these fairs?
PAAR Trackers undertook a research project to
identify the attitudes and perceptions of consumers
visiting the trade fairs. Responses were sought
through questionnaires and interviews which added
adrenalin to the research.
CLUBS
Vitta
Chintan (Finance Club)
Ultimately, it is money that matters!
Emphasising the importance of Financial Management
in organisation, the club encourages the students
to examine viability of business ideas.
PAAR Trackers (Marketing Club)
Theory is well learnt practically. Come 2003 and another
feather in CMTR’s cap. PAAR Trackers (Perception, Attitude
& Advertising Research), the marketing division
of CMTR was formally launched by Sh. Y.S. Rajan, Vice
Chancellor, Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar,
and Mr. H.V. Krishnamurthy, former Advisor (Price Walter
House Coopers, New Delhi).
Sambandh (HR Club)
People are the most precious assets of any organisation.Realising
the importance of human relations in organisation, the
club endeavours to inculcate team spirit and softer
skills in the participants using techniques like Role
Playing, Psychological Tests and Counselling. The club
acknowledges the importance of practising theory in
building and improving human relationships.
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
The
students regularly organize extra carricular avtivities
such as debates, declamations & Quiz contests.
Other cultural activities are also frequently organized.
Fizzy
- Dizzy Quiz (An Empirical Research) If it’s
just one, you could probably identify, but would you
go dizzy if asked amongst many? To add some spice,
CMTR conducted the ‘Fizzy-Dizzy’ contest to analyse
if people could identify the cola brands by taste.
A colourful examination hall was set up at the Student
Centre, Panjab University, Chandigarh. A sample of
655 respondents was tested. It’s the fizz of the soft
drink that differentiates it amongst beverages. So,
the germination of the idea between the teachers and
students at CMTR finally resulted into a well-nurtured
research. 
CII
Consumer Fair (Segmentation Research)
Vitta
Chintan (Finance Club) 
The
students regularly organize extra carricular avtivities
such as debates, declamations & Quiz contests.
Other cultural activities are also frequently organized.
