International Internships: Eight Competency Mapping: The in-house consecutive batches of MET students have pursued internships with the UN (ECOSOC) Forum, New York, USA.

Sensitivity to Social Causes: The students and MET faculty are currently executing Project TRUTH (Total Rural Upliftment Through Holistic care) in cooperation with United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA). Students involvement ensures development of social sensitivity towards problems of under development and poverty. It also helps understand the working of NGOs who are now the focal point of wider issues of corporate governance.

Math Hour: In order to develop quantitative logic and an analytical approach to the discipline of management, quantitative experts offer students continuous guidance.

Resonance: Workshops and seminars on contemporary management and industry related issues. Experts from respective fields discuss topical issues based on student research. Through this forum, seminars like the Global Financial Powerhouse, HR meet and WTO summit have been organised.

CPM 9000: A competency acquisition evaluation programme that assesses the competencies acquired by the students and provides them with guidelines for addressing their weak areas.

Competency Mapping: The in-house psychologist at MET maps the competencies of the students, in order to guide them in their academic pursuits.

MET Combat: Students participate and compete in an inter and intra-class debate-cum-presentation competition on contemporary controversial subjects. This sharpens their analytical, logical and oratory skills.

Grameen Expedition: A series of rural visits are organised through the MET Grameen Expedition. The aim of these trips is to encourage students to realise that fortune lies at the bottom of the pyramid. The students first visit industrial units in the interiors of a state e.g. in Maharashtra they visit Baramati, Jalna, Nasik, Ratnagiri and Ahmednagar. Over the academic year, lots of rural visits all over India are organised.

Stormet: Operating through nine verticals, the Stormet groups, through discussions and in house interaction/guest lectures, work towards knowledge enhancement.

Aarohan: The Launchpad involves interaction with stalwarts from the industry, analysis of management films and speed reading modules, assessment of their skills through tests and games and interaction between the trustees and the parents of the students, while Foundation is a programme that attempts to bring students from diverse backgrounds on an equitable level in core competence areas.

MET on Wheels: A pioneering concept, where MET students visit organisations in various industrial sectors in the country, in order to study practical management system ‘Know Thyself And Thy Country’. With a view to provide first hand experience of the industry and commercial workplaces the institute arranges regular visit of students to select industrial and commercial undertaking. Every year mini Bharat Darshan tours are also arranged by the institute covering major industrial and commercial growth centres in North, South, East and West.

Management Consultancy Division: Offers Management Development Programmes, Executive Training, Research and multi-consultancy support to the corporates such as Dun and Bradstreet, Nicholas Piramal, Mazgaon Dock Ltd., Ingenero Ltd., Goodlass Nerolac Paints Ltd., Merck Serono, Merck Chemicals in India to name a few.

METCONNECT: A meeting of minds from the corporate, academic and student world. This interaction with the corporates serves as a forum for exchanging ideas in order to meet the requirements of the industry.

SIMPAT: School for Indian Management Philosophy and Applied Technology A project that returns to the roots of Indian management philosophy, SIMPAT makes yesterday's wisdom available to India's future managers and leaders.

Industry Interaction: Students get an opportunity to interact with the doyens of the industry through platforms like CEO Speak and guest lectures.

BS EN Certification: The grant of the ISO 9001:2000 certification by LRQS is an acknowledgment of MET’s capability to deliver professional education that meets the highest standards of professionalism worldwide.

MET Mission Project: MET has undertaken Jalshakti, a path-breaking initiative to promote water conservation among the urban community.

MET Hope: 'MET HOPE - News and Views' was launched to offer MET management students a weekly platform to discuss and debate the major events of the preceding week. It is to keep them updated with current events and their implications, attempting to chart a course for tomorrow as an answer to the events of today.

MET Placements: MET Placement department strives to achieve the right job fit that will be mutually beneficial. Thus the focus is completely on ensuring that the students get placed in companies where they fit in intellectually and culturally. Assertive, knowledgeable and global in their outlook, the MET alumni consistently add value to their organisations and have moved up the ranks faster. This has created an impact in the minds of the industry at large thus making them prefer MET students. more>>>

Insurance Industry - Academia Meet: As an extension of the Industry Academia initiative, MET Schools of Management had organised the Felicitation Ceremony in Honour of Shri. J. Hari Narayan, the newly appointed Chairman of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA).
At this occasion MET felicitated and presented Citation to Shri. J. Hari Narayan, Chairman - IRDA, in the presence of CEOs and Senior Managers from various Indian and multinational Insurance Companies.
MET and IRDA also felicitated and awarded four MET students with the Insurance Institute of India (III) Associateship who have been placed in UAE.

Insured for Life!: Three sharp METizens went on an 'all expense paid' trip to London.
The reward is the result of a perfect score on a brain tickling quiz at the ‘Vision for Indian Insurance Industry' conference organised by Indian Merchants' Chamber. Over 60 students from top insurance institutes across India participated.
The dignitaries present included Union Minister for Civil Aviation - Praful Patel, Deepak Parekh, Chairman - HDFC Ltd., D. K. Meherotra - LIC Chairman, Niraj Bajaj IMC President, M N Chaini - IMC Vice President and Prabodh Thakker, Chairman of IMC's Insurance Committee.
At this prestigious IMC event, a path breaking research study on the 'Insurancepenetration – special focus on the Mumbai Bomb Blasts (July 11, 2006)' was presented. The research and analysisprepared by METizens formed the back bone of this paper. The paper received appreciation from all the VIP dignitaries including Mr. Praful Patel who said, “the untapped potential for growth of insurance industry in the country is huge, as the penetration of insurance in India at present is very small, compared to developed countries”.

Insurance Workshop: MET AMDC - Centre for Insurance Training, Research and Development (CITRD), organised a special one day interactive seminar on the Insurance Industry for the studen Distinguished guests included S J Gidwani, Secretary General - Insurance Institute of India, M G Diwan, Ex. Chairman - LIC, K C Ponappa - Ex. Chairman - New India Assurance and R D Samarth, GM - GIC. Prof. Vijay Thakur, Dean, MET AMDC - CITRD facilitated the discussion.

Careers with Insurance: MET AMDC - CITRD, organised special lectures CITRD, organised special lectures programme and interactive session with the senior members of the Insurance Industry. The objective of the seminar was to present an overview of the careers in the Insurance Industry.