DASA and CSAB-Special 2025

All selected self-sponsored foreign students for different programs will be required to pay prescribed tuition fees in addition to the regular fee like admission fee, security deposit, hostel fee, examination fee and any other depending on university rules and orders. The food/Mess charges are not covered under the prescribed fee and shall be borne by the candidate. The prescribed fee per annum is given in the following Table 1.

Table 3: Fees to be paid by the foreign students per annum.

*Candidates admitted through DASA counselling will pay the applicable fee mentioned in Table3 directly to the University, except for half of the tuition fee, which has already been paid to DASA by the students.

*The student has to bear the expenses of medical insurance, life insurance and any other mandatory vaccination independently.

*The electricity and mess charges will be additional to the hostel fee and will be charged on actuals. The hostel fee will be charged on the prevailing rates.

NOTE: _A one-time full payment of academic and other fees must be made either at the time of joining or in advance at the beginning of the academic year for enrolled students.

Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology (MMMUT), Gorakhpur, boasts a comprehensive suite of facilities designed to support academic excellence, holistic development, and campus life. Spacious, well-ventilated classrooms—including over 50 smart-enabled digital classrooms—form the academic backbone alongside department-specific laboratories equipped for cutting-edge research. The central library houses more than 116,000 print books and numerous journals, operates from early morning until evening on weekends, and integrates Wi‑Fi-enabled e-resource access and an automated OPAC system. The fully residential campus includes seven boys’ hostels and four girls’ hostels, offering comfortable furnishings, 24×7 leased-line internet, and hygiene-maintained washrooms. The Information Technology Resource Centre (ITRC), funded under TEQIP‑I, oversees a powerful campus-wide network with over 250 high-performance computers, 1 Gbps internet, and round-the-clock Wi‑Fi access in academic blocks and hostels. Health needs are met via a fully operational Health Centre with medical officers and 24/7 services. Recreational and sports infrastructure is extensive: the Shaheed Bandhu Singh Stadium supports a variety of outdoor and indoor sports, plus gymnasia, multipurpose indoor courts, and cricket, hockey, and football grounds. Supporting amenities include an auditorium for 700–800 people, cafeteria, guest house, post office, bank with ATMs, campus transport, and recording studio—ensuring a vibrant and well-equipped campus community.

Student life at MMMUT Gorakhpur strikes a harmonious balance between academic rigor and vibrant campus engagement. Spread across over 336 acres, the lush campus fosters a serene study atmosphere with modern classrooms, well-stocked libraries, and state‑of‑the‑art labs. Hotels is comforting with multi‑occupancy rooms evolving into singles by final year, and essential amenities like mess, Wi‑Fi, and recreation areas are readily available . The Council of Student Activities (CSA) ensures continuous student involvement in sports (cricket, hockey, basketball, indoor games), cultural performances, and technical work—supported by the expansive Shaheed Bandhu Singh Stadium, indoor courts, a multi‑purpose hall, and fully funded events like TechSrijan, Abhyudaya, and Innovision mmmut.ac.in. Campus fests and departmental events foster camaraderie—one review noted, “Campus life is quite fun. It is surrounded with greenery. It is reasonably clean.”  Socially inclusive and charged with youthful enthusiasm, MMMUT offers a compelling college experience with scope for personal and professional development.

The Training and Placement Cell of Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology (MMMUT), Gorakhpur plays a pivotal role in shaping the careers of its students. It acts as a vital interface between the university and the corporate world, facilitating smooth interaction and ensuring promising career opportunities for students across all disciplines.

The Training & Placement Cell at MMMUT fosters strong industry and alumni relations to boost student opportunities and institutional growth. The university maintains strategic linkages with a wide array of companies—ranging from tech giants like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, and Cognizant to core engineering firms such as L&T and Hero MotoCorp—ensuring consistent recruitment and internship pathways for students.  Complementing this, the Malaviya Alumni Association acts as a dynamic bridge between past and present students and the institution, offering mentorship, networking, and endowment support to enhance placement outcomes and academic initiatives. Alumni success stories—such as Anoop Srivastava’s leadership at Pernod Ricard, Manoj Gangwar at Amazon, and Y.K. Dixit’s senior position at Power Grid Corporation—are regularly featured in the “Know Your Alumni” series, inspiring current students and reinforcing engagement. These alumni often return to campus for guest lectures, workshops, and recruitment events, enriching the academic environment with professional insights. This symbiotic synergy between industry and alumni—kept alive by the proactive T&P Cell—ensures that MMMUT remains tightly connected to real-world trends, significantly amplifying its students’ career readiness.

MMMUT Gorakhpur’s Council of Student Activities (CSA) offers a vibrant spectrum of extracurricular opportunities, fostering all-around development for students. The crown jewel is the 12-acre Shaheed Bandhu Singh Stadium, featuring a football field, hockey pitch, cricket pitch, grassy track-and-field area, two indoor basketball courts, and a 300-seat pavilion, making it a hub for annual events like the flagship Aayash sports meet, along with branch- and year-wise competitions throughout the year. For indoor sport enthusiasts, facilities include table tennis, badminton, carrom, chess, billiards, skating, tennis, volleyball courts, and segregated gyms for boys and girls.