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Infrastructure and Equipment Institute of Vocational Studies makes its courses extremely convenient, attractive and simple by various contemporary classroom and out door equipment, the Institute possesses. There are following important infrastructure that MTA owns: Class
rooms Seminar
Room Electricity,
Water and Sanitation Director’s
Room MTA
Office Office
of the training & Placement Bureau Library Computers
for students Email
and website Visual
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Institute
runs one postgraduate program in tourism named Master of Tourism
Administration with two years duration. Each year is further
divided in to two semesters of junior and senior classes each.
This way IVS has two well-maintained classrooms at the ground
floor of our building.Both the rooms are facing
towards the hilly terrain of Jutogh Hills maintaining a silent
and green environment for strong mental peace and concentration.
The MTA semester size is 20 + 10 students (20 the general category
including all reserved seats too according to the roaster and
10 seats are reserved for the NRI and NRI sponsored students)
and both the rooms have seating capacity of 40 students. This
capacity is enough for the present strength but as the popularity
of course is increasing every year, if we increase the seats
in future we may need either a separate “tourism building” or
bigger rooms. Most of the class room portions are looked after
by the students which includes latest tourism news, train and
air schedules, fares for important destinations, atlas, maps
and off course the decoration of the rooms. 
The
institute shares a seminar hall with MBA at the first floor
of the building, which provides an oval type arrangement for
40 delegates at a time. The seminar room, which normally is
used once in a week as per the teaching schedule, is well furnished
and maintained providing proper sources of electric connections,
screen hangers, mikes and speech dices.
This
spacious room exists at the second floor of the same building,
next to MTA office. A corner of the same room offers visiting
area for the guests and rest of the part covers computerized
office. The room is well furnished with wall-to-wall carpet
and a show window, displays the achievements of the department.
This
is the main hub of the institute where all details of past and
present are available as the valuable record of the growth of
department. The office is well connected through the EPBX extensions
to rest of the university offices, medical center and bank.
We have both Computers and a Manual Typewriter.
The
Institute offers 4 computers to its students for multiple reasons
and has tie ups with other professional software and hardware
institutes too. 
