24 hr ATM facility is available in the campus.

Airconditioned Seminar Hall equipped with state of the art facilities, which can accommodate 300 persons.

TIM largely encourages fully residential course at campus which helps students to learn and finish their daily academic chores.It also helps to develop team building and creates everlasting memories of their time spent at TIM.

Still, TIM plies two buses morning and evening to and fro from Kollam Railway Station and TIM Campus.

Hostel at TIM is an extension of the academic campus itself and provides a home for students by helping them to adjust with the new environment.

TIM provides separate Hostel facility for boys and girls.

Apart from providing a shelter,  TIM hostel makes the inmates more responsible and self dependent. They learn the value of discipline and co-operation.  A hostel is an extended family of students where they develop a sense of fellow being by studying, dining ,playing and sleeping together. Studying away from home opens up a world of exciting learning possibilities like combined studies,thereby encouraging peer learning , mutual discussions, criticism, or debating, etc., that add charm to hostel life. Hostels provide the best atmosphere for study. If students enjoy the hostel life in different ways, they also work very hard when the time comes for it. Weaker students can always get help from their friends. Hostel life not only develops the spirit of healthy competition, but also teaches the lesson of mutual cooperation. Life in the hostel for its inmates  is carefree and flamboyant.

Annual Hostel day is celebrated to give vent and showcase the talents of students through various stage events.It brings in a lot of enthusiasm, preparation, planning, co-operation, motivation, camaraderie among the inmates.

The conference hall is well furnished with contemporary facilities for conducting conferences, training programmes etc.

Smart classrooms equipped with W-Fi connectivity and latest audiovisual aids.

TKM Institute of Management (TIM), one of the premier institutions of business education in Kerala, has set up an incubation centre for entrepreneurship development at its campus in Karuvelil, Kollam. The TKM Business Incubation Centre (TKMBIC) is part of the initiative announced by the Young Entrepreneurship Summit (‘YES’), held at Cochin in September 2015. The Centre is functioning in association with the Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation.

The incubation centre intends to focus on Non-IT Sectors with specific focus on entrepreneurship, skill development and mentoring, thereby hand holding the students with right aptitude and abilities to enhance entrepreneurial skills. The Centre has fully furnished office space and 25 work stations. The centre also has all state of art facilities. Some facilities include Wi-Fi connectivity, reprographic facilities, discussion rooms, seminar halls, etc. The centre aims at catering to the varying needs of entrepreneurial incubation in different business stages across a variety of sectors. The TKM Business Incubation Centre was inaugurated by Mr. TKA Nair, Former Chairman, KSIDC, in the presence of Ms. M Beena IAS, Managing Director, KSIDC, Janab TK Shahal Hassan Musaliar, Chairman, TKM College Trust on June 16, 2015.

TKMBIC, focuses on identifying the spark of entrepreneurship, avenues in different sectors, assistance from Government and Non-governmental bodies, other assistances, support in preparing business plan, ensuring personal traits and possible challenges about entrepreneurship among prospective entrepreneurs. The Centre also provides the young participants with ideas and insights in the area of wealth creation, and capitalizing on the entrepreneurial spark present in them.

To ensure effective communication skills among the participants ,the Institute has constituted a fully functioning language lab in the Computer Center. A separate interactive, information communication technology software –OREL DLL is installed in 10 systems made available for the purpose. The software enables to acquire the four basic requirements –LSRW .The language lab provides a supportive non judgmental atmosphere to language learning where each participant learns at his/her own pace.
Participants who need enrichment or practice of English skills will work with the different modules installed in the systems and will have the individual attention of the instructor who follows the improvement of the learners.

The focus of skills includes listening and speaking during the first semester and reading and writing during the second semester. Listening includes: listening to lectures in English, listening to presentations, listening to vocabulary while speaking, pronunciation, correct usages while speaking etc… Participants who are poor in communication are identified by their mentors and they are given training in the lab.

The Language lab intervention is being carried out weekly for three hours ,across two semesters. There is no grading for the participants but there is a provision for self assessment and lesson re-assigning. Weekly attendance is monitored.

The TIM Computing Center is equipped with state-of-the-art hardware and the latest management software’s. Management Lab is equipped with special software requirements like SAP, Tally, management games etc. Language Lab is one of the important components of management lab. Internet Station in the Computing Center enables the participants to become computer savvy, update their knowledge and hone their IT skills.

Librarian : Mr. Abdul Majeed. E, M. A, LLB, MPhil

Email: .in
Phone: 0474 2482465 ext 114

Library Assistant : Mr. Sinan S,  CLISc

Faculty-in-charge : Dr. Aravind. M, Associate Professor

Central Library of TIM is an outstanding learning resource center catering to the ever growing information and intellectual requirements of the students, faculty members and researchers. A balanced program on the development of the collection, comprising of hard copy, audio/video, CD-ROM, and other electronic forms of documents is being followed in the library. The central library has one of the finest collections of latest management publications.

TIM Library has two sections: General and Reference. The general section consists of a reading room, magazine section and E-Journal resource access area (fourth floor). Reference section consists of reading area, research section (bound volumes and project reports), book bank, reprographic area, Journal section and the general stack (fifth floor).

Books

The central library has a vast collection of over 16995 books. The books are classified according to the DDC Scheme of Library Classification and follows open access system. The Digital Catalogue (OPAC) of books is available in all the workstations in the LAN.

Journals

The central library subscribes to around 106 national and international print journals as well as more than 8000 electronic management journals (PROQUEST and J-gate); which provides seamless access to millions of journal articles available online offered by 8750+ publishers along with a massive set of e-journals available through the open access initiatives in TIM Library. The informatics group is categorically committed to providing easy, reliable and affordable access to knowledge for the academic community.

Library Automation

The Library uses the automation software “KOHA & SOUL” for its operations; with a fully bar-coded collection and web enabled OPAC service throughout the Campus.

Digital Library

The Digital Library is equipped with multi-media systems with dedicated broadband internet. More than 340 CDs/DVD and other electronic resources in all topics is one of the key facilities in the digital library with which the students & faculty members are exposed to the state-of-the-art technologies in the field of management. Other facilities incorporated to the digital library services includes DELNET, Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC), NDLI, internet facility, smart card based bar-coded transactions, online reservation, cancellation, search facilities of library resources…etc.

TIM is also an Institutional member of National Digital Library, MHRD, Govt of India.

Services provided in the library

• • Curriculum Support
  • Information Alerts
  • Content Management
  • Current Awareness Service
  • Selective Dissemination of Information
  • Special Access Arrangements
  • Reference Service
  • Open Access system for users
  • Book Bank facility
  • New arrival alert service
  • Library Orientation Classes for users
  • Barcode technology for circulation of documents
  • Research reference Services
  • Reprographic Services
  • Web information Services

Library Rules

This section provides information to the members regarding the rules,regulations and special facilities for them.

• Two books shall be issued per student member for a period of five days from the general and text books sections.
• In addition to the above, text books prescribed in the syllabus shall be issued as study materials to the student members for each semester.
• Student members are not allowed to borrow books from the Reference section, Journal Section and Project report sections.
• Core faculty members can avail books from the library as and when necessary.
• Visiting faculty members can avail books from the library with the special permission from the Director.
• A member may not be entitled for borrowing if he/she holds an overdue book.
• A penalty of Rs 10/- per book per day will be charged after due date.
• If the books / journals/ periodicals lost belongs to a set of multi volume books, cost of the entire volume will be recovered from the borrower.
• The instructions of the librarian need to be strictly followed and obeyed.