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(Established under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 vide NotificationNo. F.9-19/95-U-3 dated 5 October 1999 of the Government of India)
MBA (Business Sustainability) & MBA (Infrastructure)
Final Placement Class of 2012
PlacementBrochure
Summer InternShIP Class of 2013
From The Chancellor’s desk
TERI University has been set up as an institution of higher learning to meet the needs of a rapidly growing economy. One of the key focus areas of the University is to promote sustainability in Indian business. The MBA programme at TERI University helps fulfill this objective by training students to take on leadership, consulting, and managerial roles in industry. Today’s regulated enterprises require specialist knowledge of the unique business eco-system and, thus, the need for a specialist management education has been felt by policy-makers as well as by the industry. The support extended by the Government of India and a cross-section of organizations like NTPC, UNEP, USAID, Ford Foundation, NHPC, SAIL provide a testimony to this reality. The Management Graduates from TERI University have received excellent response from business areas as diverse as consulting and research, finance/investment banking, utilities, energy/power, infrastructure development, oil and gas, and so on. By virtue of their intensive training, I see management graduates from TERI University bring about positive transformation in the sectors in which they choose to pursue their career.
R K PachauriChancellor, TERI University
Board of ManagementChairman• Dr R K Pachauri, Chancellor
Members • Prof. Bhavik R Bakshi, Vice Chancellor
Nominee of the UGC Chairperson• Prof. V K Bhalla, Faculty of Management
Studies,University of Delhi
Nominee of Government of India• Mr Sunil Kumar, Additional Secretary
(University and Higher Education), Ministry of Human Resource
Development, Government of India
Nominees of the Chancellor• Mr Anurag Behar, Vice Chancellor, Azim
Premji University• Mr Rajeev Talwar, Group Executive
Director, DLF Universal Ltd• Mr Arun Seth, Chairman, BT India Pvt. Ltd• Mr Deepak Puri, Managing Director,
Moser Baer India Ltd• Mr Shri Prakash, Chairman, Standing
High Power Committee, Ministry of Railways• Mr Kiran Karnik, President, India Habitat
Centre• Dr Ajay Shankar, Former Secretary,
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion
Deans• Dr Arabinda Mishra, Dean, Faculty of
Policy and Planning• Dr Prateek Sharma, Dean, Faculty of
Applied Sciences
Teachers• Dr Leena Srivastava, Executive Director,
TERI• Prof. Vinod Tewari, Department of Policy
Studies• Prof. S Sundar, Department of Policy
Studies
Co-opted Members• Mr Prabir Sengupta, Chairman, MBA
Programmes• Dr Prodipto Ghosh, Distinguished Fellow,
TERI
Registrar• Gp Capt. Rajiv Seth (Retd), PhD
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Academic Council
Chairperson of the Council - Prof. Bhavik R Bakshi, Vice Chancellor
Deans of Faculties- Dr Arabinda Mishra, Faculty of Policy & Planning- Dr Prateek Sharma, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Heads of the Centres/ Departments- Dr V V N Kishore, Department of Energy & Environment- Dr Suneel Pandey, Centre for Regulatory and Policy Research- Dr P K Joshi, Department of Natural Resources- Dr Sanjay Saxena, Centre for Bioresources & Biotechnology- Dr Priya Bhagowalia, Department of Policy Studies- Dr Sitaraman Ramakrishnan, Department of Biotechnology
Nominees of the Chancellor- Dr Paramjit Khurana - Dr B P Murthy- Dr V K Jain- Prof. T C Kandpal - Prof. Mihir Deb
Professors- Prof. S Sundar- Prof. Vinod Tewari- Prof. Badal Mukherji - Prof. Manipadma Datta- Amit Kumar, Department of Energy & Environment- Dr Najmur Rahman, Department of Energy & Environment- Dr Kaushik R Bandyopadhyay, Department of Policy Studies- Dr Mala N Reddy, Department of Policy Studies- Dr Anandita Singh, Department of Biotechnology- Dr Suresh Jain, Department of Natural Resources- Dr Arun Kansal, Department of Natural Resources
Co-opted Members - Dr Kamala Sankaran- Dr Ravi Shanker- Dr Vishal Narain- Prof. Santosh Panda- Prof. M N Murthy
Registrar- Gp Capt. Rajiv Seth (Retd), PhD
About TERI University 5MBA (Business Sustainability) 7MBA (Infrastructure) 11Pedagogical Tools 13Faculty List 14Summer Internship and Major Research Project 16Key Speakers at TERI University 16Conferences and Seminars 17Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2011 18First Sustainability Challenge at Mahindra & Mahindra 19Acara Challenge 20International Linkages 22Exchange Programmes and Partnerships 22 Deutsche Bank Scholarships 22Teri University Sports Club (TSC) and The Literati 23Aahvaan, the Green Fest 23Batch Profile (Class of 2012) 24Placements at a Glance 25MBA Students’ Profiles, Class of 2012 (For Final Placement) 26 MBA Students’ Profiles, Class of 2013 (For Summer Internship) 36 Industry Testimonials 45
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TERI University, established in 1998, has been set up as an institution of higher learning to meet this set of needs for a rapidly developing India. The academic programmes at TERI University are envisioned to provide students a holistic perspective of the
subject at hand and have a wide approach to encourage interdisciplinary learning. Among its other programmes including masters in various fields like Economics, Environmental Sciences, and so on, also on offer are MBA programmes in Infrastructure and in Business Sustainability. The MBA (Business Sustainability) combines conventional MBA curriculum with new sustainability challenges that have direct impact on a firm’s future performance, financial and otherwise, the MBA (Infrastructure) provides training in the concepts and skills involved in the infrastructure service delivery, regulatory process, competition policy, apart from covering the conventional management courses.
The University has recently, launched an MA (Sustainable Development Practice) programme, the TERI University being one of the ten institutions chosen world- wide by the MacArthur Foundation, to run this program.
The University encourages exchange of ideas, cultural understanding and a wide range of knowledge that would result from international perspectives. To achieve this, the TERI University has academic collaborations with several select foreign universities, which provide for joint curriculum development and exchange of faculty and students. Top performers in the master’s programs get an opportunity to do their major projects at Yale University, USA, or at Freie University of Berlin, which are entirely funded through collaborative tie-ups.
TERI University functions from the ‘green campus,’ located in Vasant Kunj Institutional Area, New Delhi. The University continues to share the rich and diverse resources of TERI in terms of knowledge and expertise. The new campus has been planned to provide a setting that enhances learning, while simultaneously showcasing the concept of modern green buildings.
About TERI University
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MBA Batch 2010–12
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MBA (Business Sustainability) Introduction
The contemporary business models that are followed worldwide have generated unforeseen levels of technological innovation and economic growth but have also made emerging economies like India more vulnerable by putting severe strains
on our environment, personal lives and social systems. In TERI University we strongly believe in the synergy between healthy businesses, healthy environments and healthy societies that essentially provide the fulcrum of an inclusive growth process. Recognizing the pitfalls of the current business models, the MBA in Business Sustainability that the University offers is not only intended to equip the students with acumen to lead in a resource-sensitive world but also allow adequate room for the students to inculcate within themselves the basic tenets of inclusion and sustainability.
While covering the sustainability issues in a holistic manner, the programme also aims at achieving a synergy between these issues and the usual management courses. Thus the programme includes conventional MBA courses on Marketing, Business Strategies, Finance, and IT, apart from a basket of electives. The programme thus equips the students with an excellent overview of basic management issues with sustainability concepts being integrated with the same. In that sense it is a MBA plus programme.
The learning process is highly participatory and students are encouraged to debate on sustainability principles and practices and brainstorm on multiple solutions for the contemporary sustainability challenges that the business organizations of the twenty first century face or are likely to face. An additional emphasis is also put at providing historical, ideological and contextual perspectives on the concepts, and strategies employed by the businesses and their stakeholders. The course structure usually consists of a combination of the in-class lectures, student seminars, field trips and course assignments.
Programme OutlineCore courses offered during the first two semesters build the foundation, and familiarize students with the tools of business management. In addition, these core courses, while covering the established business disciplines, will have sustainability as a common thread running through them.
The third and fourth semesters focus on sustainability issues and functional specialization courses in marketing, finance, and so forth. In this way, students gain a holistic view on how to meet challenges when they join the industry.
Students have the flexibility to pursue one or more specializations during the third and the fourth semesters. All they need to do is select a set of elective courses from the designated streams. They have to choose at least eight electives during third and fourth semesters. A minimum of three electives from any stream constitutes a specialization.
By integrating social, environmental, and ethical consciousness with traditional management education, MBA (Business Sustainability) prepares future business leaders for a sustainable tomorrow.
Core Courses
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• Management Functions and Organizational Behaviour
• Principles and Concepts of Sustainability• Business Communication• Climate Change and Development• Business Math• Marketing Management• Research Methods in Management-I• Environmental Economics• Managerial Economics• Financial Management-I
• Econometrics and Operations Research for Management• Macroeconomics• Management Information Systems• Institution and Regulatory Frameworks• Energy Policy and Management• Production and Operations Management• Qualitative Research Methods in Management• Sustainable Business Strategy and Management• Managing Negotiations• Financial Management-II
Semester 2 (Advanced and Applied Courses)Semester 1 (Introductory and Basic Course Streams)
• Global Economic Environment, Policy and Governance• Business and Society• Business Ethics
Semester 3 (Business Sustainability Issues, Tools, and Applications)
• Community Relationships• Contemporary Issues in Change Management• Cross Cultural Management• Major Research Project
Semester 4
MBA (Business Sustainability) Students
Electives
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Minimum electives 8: 3 Credit electives and 5 Non-credit electives
Marketing• Brand Management• Retail and Distribution Management• Marketing of Services• Industrial Marketing• Advertisement and Promotion Management• Customer Relationship Management• Rural Marketing• Strategic Marketing• Supply Chain Management• Social Marketing
Trade• Trade and Agriculture• Trade and Investment• Trade and Finance• Trade and Sustainable Development• International Economic Law
Finance• Derivatives and Risk Management• Project Appraisal and Finance• Equity Research and Security Analysis• Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management• Rural Banking and Alternative Financing• Financial Services Regulation• Mergers and Acquisitions• Infrastructure Financing and Management• International Financial Management• Management of Financial Services and Institutions
Technology and Innovation• Electronic Commerce• Management of Technology, Innovation, and Change• Software Project Management• Business Intelligence and its Applications• Technology Marketing
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With the Indian economy traversing steadily across the high growth trajectory of 8 to 9 percent in the recent years despite the bout of
a recent worldwide recession, investment in infrastructure has become all the more crucial in order to sustain this rapid pace of economic growth. In fact, infrastructure has been recognized by the Indian Government as the engine of robust future growth of the economy. The latest Union Budget 2011-12 bears ample testimony to such recognition with a substantially enhanced allocation for the sector to ` 2,14,000 crores. The private sectors inflows in this sector have also been estimated to reach US$ 384 billion over the 11th five year plan period. These figures clearly establish that Indian Infrastructure Industry is entering a rejuvenated phase and would inevitably require a pool of skilled professionals to steer its path in a steady manner.
We at TERI University have risen to these challenges well in advance by offering an MBA plus programme with a specialisation in infrastructure. We are dubbing it as MBA plus programme because the programme not only imparts the students the managerial skills in the core subject like any other conventional MBA but additionally equip them with acumen in infrastructure management by offering sector electives in Transport, Energy, Telecom and Urban Infrastructure. The course also provides a foundation for effective management of infrastructure services through comprehensive courses on the regulatory process and competition policy in the sector.
At the University, we believe in conditioning the students not only with strong conceptual foundation but also instil in
them the confidence to counter the rigour and challenges pertaining to the growth of the sector and stand out as the business leaders of tomorrow. This is achieved through a highly participatory learning process using introspective case studies for the students to experience the simulated environment of the corporate world and for developing decision making skills in a complex setting. The pedagogy essentially comprises classroom lectures, field visits, term papers, and a large number of guest lectures by practitioners and experts, seminars and discussion forums, and role play.
Programme StructureMBA (Infrastructure) programme offers training in traditional management disciplines such as management concepts, marketing, and organizational behaviour. In addition, equal emphasis is given to the four foundations of infrastructure management viz. Finance, Economics, Technology & Risk Management, and Law.
Moreover, students have the flexibility to pursue one or more sector and functional specializations in the third and fourth semesters by selecting a set of elective courses from the designated streams. They have to choose at least eight electives during third and fourth semesters. A minimum of three electives from any one functional specialization stream – such as marketing or finance – constitutes a specialization. In addition, a minimum of two electives from any one sector stream constitutes a specialization. Choosing at least one sector specialization and one functional specialization is compulsory.
MBA (Infrastructure)
Infrastructure will continue to be a critical input for economic growth and MBA (Infrastructure) graduates will play a vital role in the growth story.
Introduction
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• Management Functions and Organizational Behavior• Principles and Concepts of Sustainability• Business Communication• Climate Change and Development• Business Math• Marketing Management• Research Methods in Management-I• Environmental Economics• Managerial Economics• Financial Management-I
Semester 1 (Introductory and Basic courses)
• Econometrics and Operations Research for Management• Macroeconomics• Management Information Systems• Institution and Regulatory Frameworks• Energy Policy and Management• Production and Operations Management• Qualitative Research Methods in Management• Economics of Regulation: Theory and Evidence• Competition Theory and Policy• Sustainable Business Strategy and Management• Managing Negotiation• Financial Management-II
Semester 2 (Advanced and Applied courses)
• Project Management • Risk Management (Infrastructure projects)• Business Ethics• Global Economic Environment, Policy and
Governance
Semester 3 (Infrastructure Management Issues, Tools, and Applications)
• Major Research Project
Semester 4
Core Courses
MBA (Infrastructure) Students
Sector Electives
Functional Electives
Minimum electives 8: Minimum 3 Credit electives and 2 Sector
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Pedagogical Tools The choice of pedagogical tools is based on the principle of ‘active learning which focuses on a strong conceptual understanding.’ This comprises classroom lectures, case studies, field visits, term papers, assignments & tutorials, a large number of guest lectures by practitioners and experts, seminars & discussion forums and role plays.
In particular, case studies, drawn from real-world sustainability and management challenges, are designed and integrated into the curriculum. The faculty, along with professionals and development organizations, is encouraged to collaborate in the preparation of case studies. These case studies, along with the field exposure planned during the Summer Internship and the Major Research Project, provide relevant context to the curriculum in this program.
Transport• Transport Economics• Urban Transport• Transport Infrastructure
Energy• Oil and Gas• Operation and Management of Power Systems• Energy Policy and Management
Telecommunications• Information Technology Project Management• Software Process and Quality Management
Urban Infrastructure• Urban Infrastructure Management• Real Estate Management
Marketing• Brand Management• Retail and Distribution Management• Marketing of Services• Industrial Marketing• Advertisement and Promotion Management• Customer Relationship Management• Rural Marketing• Strategic Marketing• Social Marketing• Supply Chain Management
Finance• Derivatives and Risk Management• Project Appraisal and Finance• Equity Research and Security Analysis• Investment and Portfolio Management• Management of Financial Services and Institutions• Financial Services Regulation• Mergers and Acquisitions• Infrastructure Financing and Management• Rural Banking and Alternative Financing• International Financial Management
FacultyList
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Arabinda Mishra, PhD, Environmental Economics
Badal Mukhopadhyay, PhD, Economics
Kaushik Ranjan Bandyopadhyay, PhD , Economics
M P Ram Mohan, Energy Law
M V Shiju, M Phil, International Competition Law
Mala Narang Reddy, PhD, Cultural Ecology
Manipadma Dutta, PhD, Finance
Namrata Gulati, PhD, Economics
Poornima Varma, PhD, International Trade
Prabir Sengupta, IAS (Retd), Energy Policy
Priya Bhagowalia, PhD, Economics
Rajiv Seth, PhD, Finance
S Sundar, BL, IAS (Retd), Transport Policy and Infrastructure Law
Sapna A Narula, PhD, Marketing and Strategy
Smriti Das, PhD, Sociology
Subir Sen, PhD, Statistics and Econometrics
Umesh Gulla, PhD, Management Information Systems
Vinod Tewari, PhD, Transport Infrastructure
Guest Faculty
A Gupta, Lucknow University, Mergers and Acquisitions
Amit Bardhan, PhD, Faculty of Management Studies, Operations Research
Anil Gupta, Marketing
Annapurna Vancheswaran, Director, Sustainable Development Outreach Division, TERI, Business Ethics
Asif Zameer, PhD, Fore School of Business, Marketing
Biswajit Dhar, PhD, Research & Information System for Developing Countries, Climate Change
Dinesh Singhal, Consultant, Negotiations
G S Gupta, Surya Roshni Ltd, Finance
Kasturi Das, PhD, Research & Information System for Developing Countries, Climate Change
K Ramanathan, Distinguished Fellow, TERI, Power Sector
Mohan Krishnan, PhD, IMRB International, Market Research
N M Ahuja, PhD, Oil and Gas Business
O P Rao, PhD, Energy Policy
P K Agarwal, Director, TERI, Petroleum Industries in India
Pinaki Dasgupta, PhD, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Marketing
Pradeep Verma, Business Communications
R N Prabhakar, Former Member, TRAI, Telecommunications
Rajiv Srivastava, PhD, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Finance
Ravi Shankar, PhD, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Marketing
Rituraaj Juneja, Cross Cultural Management
Rohit Mehtani, PhD, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Global Economic Governance
Samir Bajpai, Indian Infrastructure Finance Company Limited, Infrastructure Finance
Shreyanka Basu, IMRB International, Market Research
S K Pandey, PhD, Fore Business School, Marketing
Sumant Chak, Asian Institute of Transport Development, Railways
Tulsi Kesharwani, Asian Institute of Transport Development, Civil Aviation
Y L Grover,PhD, MERI, Organizational Behaviour
Yogesh Gokhale, PhD, TERI, Cross Cultural Communication
Zinaida Fadeeva, PhD, UNU-IAS, Environmental Management and Policy
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CORE Faculty
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Summer Internship and Major Research ProjectStudents are required to register for a summer internship for a period of 8 weeks in an external organization. The Major Research Project in 4th Semester is a core requirement earning 20 credits. Detailed project guidelines are made available to the students for meeting course requirements for the summer internship and major research projects.
These projects, carried out with the student housed in the host organization, provide a forum to focus on infrastructure sector and sustainable development challenges in industry. Each internship period culminates in a cross-disciplinary seminar where the students are evaluated on their problem solving ability along with learnings from the exercise regarding cross disciplinary linkages, the importance of the context in defining sustainable development challenges and key management issues.
Corporate Learning NetworkThe Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has been at the forefront of research and consulting for a decades now. It has been providing scientific and policy analysis/research services and problem-specific solutions to governments and corporate bodies world-wide in the realms of energy, environment, and sustainable development. The genesis of TERI University is rooted in the comprehensive research, consultancy, and outreach activities of TERI. This relationship is enshrined in a MoU between the University and TERI, wherein the two have agreed on collaborative research and programs, joint studies, and mutual support for seminars, symposia, and conferences. Additionally, TERI’s knowledge infrastructure and highly professional research teams along with its industry, corporate and government networks are available for TERI University to tap into and gain from.
Key speakers at TERI University
Indian Economy- Mr Arun Maira, Member, Planning Commission
Business Sustainability- Dr Jagdeep S Chhokar, Fmr Director-in-charge, IIM Ahmedabad
Commodity Markets- Dr Nilanjan Ghosh, Senior Vice-President, MCX
Energy Consulting- Mr Vivek Sharma, Head-Energy Practice, CRISIL
Risk Management- Mr S P Sen, Former Director (Technical), NHPC
Sustainable Business- Mr Vikram S Mehta, Chairman, Shell Group of companies in India
Emissions Trading- Dr C A Matthia, President, Air and Water Management Association, USA
Micro-Finance- Mr Sanjay Bharti, Birla Sun-Life Insurance
Transportation- Mr O P Aggarwal, CEO, IL&FS
Concepts & Issues of Sustainability- Mr Ajay Shriram, CEO Shriram Group
Financial World, a different perspective- Mr Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Media personality
Ethics and Business- Mr Bharat Wakhlu, Resident Director, Tata Administrative Services
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Conferences and Seminars
The Conference was conducted by Youth for Public Transport. The group participated as the Focus Group at the Delhi demonstration and workshop before the Commonwealth Games. Young students from universities were called on to evaluate the benefits of the solution during the Games.
Building Livable Cities 2010A symposium on Eco-cities, hosted by
‘The Urban Vision’ and partnered by the Institute for Transport and Development Policy, Habitats Group and ‘Alliance to save energy’, it highlighted the challenges India faces in Urban Development both in terms of surface transport and buildings keeping in view how to make them sustainable.
Teri University MBA students participated in the annual flagship event of the Urban Development Ministry—Urban Mobility India 2010. The three-day conference on Sustainable Urban Transport gave exposure and opportunity to the selected fellows to engage in constructive dialogue with the policy makers on critical challenges and opportunities in the urban sector in India.
Urban Mobility Summit
Conference on the integration of Intelligent Transport System and Public Transport
Dr. R K Pachauri and Mr. John Prescott addressing the media
TERI University Students at DSDS
Lady Brundtland at DSDSHE Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh with HE President Hamid Karzai and Dr. R K Pachauri
Prof. Joseph Stiglitz
Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2011
The 11th Delhi Sustainable Development Summit, the flagship event, of TERI was held from 2nd February to 5th February in New Delhi. Over a period of 4 days the summit brought home the views of the world and industry leaders on “Tapping Local Initiatives and Tackling Global Inertia” on the issue of sustainable development. The students got the opportunity to interact with Industry leaders like Mr Gunit Chadda,CEO, Deutsche Bank; Mr Kris Goplalakrishnan, CEO, Infosys; Mr Esko Aho, Executive VP, Nokia Corp; Mr Arun Seth, Chairman, BT India.
The students also got to hear speakers like Prof. Jeffery Sachs, Director, The Earth Institute, Columbia University; Mr Jairam Ramesh, Fmr. Minister of State for Environment and Forests, India; Ms Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC; Lord Meghnad Desai, Prof. Emeritus, London School of Economics, and eminent Nobel Laureates like Prof. Joseph Stiglitz, and Dr Yuan-Tseh Lee.
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First Sustainability Challenge at Mahindra & MahindraThe Mahindra group held its first ever Mahindra Sustainability Challenge to commemorate World Environment Day at Mahindra Towers, Worli (Mumbai). The event comprised of speeches and presentations on Sustainable Business practices, followed by the Sustainability Quiz. The Quiz was conducted by two students from MBA Business Sustainability. The event was hosted by Mahindra Ugine Steel Company (MUSCO), which instituted the Harish Mahindra Memorial Trophy on the occasion.
Mr Ulhas Yargop, President - IT Sector & CTO, Mahindra Group was the Chief Guest for the occasion. Mr Romesh Kaul, Global CEO - Gears Business (Systech Sector) and Ms Beroz Gazdar, VP Group Sustainability marked the opening of the event with their speeches.
A total of 16 teams from the various companies of Mahindra Group participated in the first ever Sustainability Challenge Quiz. Mahindra Automotive Sector team was crowned the Champions of the Sustainability Quiz, while Mahindra Satyam team emerged as runners-up.
Harish Mahindra Memorial TrophyMBA Students at Mahindra Sustainability Challenge
The Winning Team with Mr. Ulhas Yargop and Ms. Beroz Gazdar
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Acara Challenge
The intent of the Acara challenge competition is to develop Business Plans for tackling Food and Water Security issues. The competition engaged students in a multi-discipline, multi-country collaboration to develop sustainable solutions and business models.
Twenty one teams from various American, Indian, and Mexican universities participated in the competition. About fifty mentors from industry guided the students in their projects and almost an equal number of judges helped in evaluating the student plans.
Two teams of MBA students from TERI University won the Acara scholarships of $ 5000 each. The shortlisted teams developed two business models namely Sewasan and TextRA.
Sewasan is community-directed cooperative that aims to create and maintain toilet facilities in urban slums on chargeable basis, either on a pay-per-use basis or through a monthly- subscription fee. The presence of these facilities will decrease the spread of food and water-borne illnesses, increase quality of life, and provide employment opportunities for local residents.
TextRA is a versatile resource accessibility network that will instantly deliver key information on food and water availability at various locations to the hands of malnourished and resource- deprived individuals, saving them precious time and energy.
Industrial TripsVarious industrial trips are organized by the University round the year to give students real time experience of industrial processes and to understand the implementation of theories in practice. As part of the course curriculum students of MBA visited the plants of IOCL, Mathura ; GAIL, Pata.
International LinkagesOver the years, TERI University has established strategic academic ventures and tie-ups, which have helped the institution to strengthen knowledge-sharing and gain tremendously from cross-cultural learning.
The university has collaborative arrangements with world-class universities in the USA, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, and Iceland. The university also has cooperation agreements with several financial institutions for creating social capital to pursue higher education programmes.
Exchange Programmes and PartnershipsTERI University conducts exchange programmes with the following universities: Yale School of Forestry and Environment Management, USA; University of Victoria, Canada; North Carolina State University, USA; Queensland University of Technology, Australia; and Freie University Berlin, Germany. Selected students get to spend a term or a whole year at these universities.
Deutsche Bank ScholarshipsDeutsche Bank, India offers scholarships for students pursuing the M.B.A. (Infrastructure) program. These are for the full-time two year (Stream I) students of the program. Continuation of the scholarship in the subsequent year will depend on successful completion of the courses during the preceding year as per the rules and regulations of the University. Selection is based on ‘merit cum means’ criteria. In addition to it, all the students are required to submit an essay indicating their career aspirations and goals. This will be part of the normal application process for the M.B.A. programme. The scholarship would entitle the selected candidate for a 100% fee waiver. In addition, scholarship holders would be entitled to a book grant of `15,000 per year.
Winter-InternshipMany enthusiastic students took up the initiative to work on minor projects during the winter break. This helped in relating the theoretical concepts to the real world. The companies that hired students include GMR, NTPC and Godfrey Philips amongst others.
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TERI University Sports Club (TSC)The year 2010 saw the first intra-university sports meet organized by TERI Sports Club formed by students of MBA 1st semester. The meet included events like cricket, table tennis and athletics among others. The event invited enthusiastic participation from students of all the courses in the University. The meet was an example of how a highly motivated team and an organized management could work wonders.
The Literati: The Society of budding talents at TERI UniversityThe literary society at TERI University aims to evolve a holistic thought process amongst its student members. The society regularly organizes various events like Debates, Discussions, Book reviews, Movie Screenings and much more.
AAHVAAN, the Green FestAahvaan is a confluence of youthful energy, talent and innovative ideas. Launched in 2009 on the occasion of completion of 10 glorious years of TERI University, Aahvaan was a grand celebration and reached new heights in 2010. With innovative events involving students & change makers from all walks of life, more than 1000 participants from all over India took part in Aahvaan 2010.The event is the one of the first green cultural festivals calling people to take a step “towards a Zilch lifestyle”. The motto of the fest aims to promote a change towards adopting zero waste, zero emission lifestyles.
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Batch Profile (Class of 2012)
Work Experience
Educational Background
0–1 (17%)years
1–2 (8%)years
2–3 (15%)years
Freshers (49%)
3 + years (11%)
B Sc (9%)
BA (11%)
B Tech/BE (61%)
B Com (6%)
BCA (4%)
BBA (9%)
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Placements at a Glance
Average Salary : 7.4 lacs per annum
MBA Final Placement, Class of 2011
Energy (31%)
Finance (15%)
Research and Analytics (12%)
Consultancy (15%)
Operation (12%)
Marketing (15%)
MBA Students’ ProfilesClass of 2012
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(For Final Placement)
Akanksha ChopraEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Kamala Nehru College, University of DelhiSummer Internship: Religare Enterprises LtdSpecialization: Finance
Aakriti ChaudharyEducation: Bachelors of Mass Media & Mass Communication, Indraprastha College, University of DelhiWork Experience: Adfactors Advertising, Delhi (24 Months) Summer Internship: Indian Oil Corporation LtdSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Ankit RastogiEducation: B.Tech (Biotechnology-Biochemical Technology), Allahabad Agricultural Institute, AllahabadWork Experience: Intas Biopharmaceuticals Ltd (22 Months)Summer Internship: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdSpecialization: Marketing
MBA Business Sustainability students’ profiles
Ankit RustogiEducation: B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engineering), Dehradun Institute of Technology, Dehradun, UP Technical UniversitySummer Internship: THDC India LtdSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Apurv ChaturvediEducation: B.Com (H), Lucknow Christian Degree College, LucknowSummer Internship: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdSpecialization: Marketing
Arun SharmaEducation: B.Tech (Electrical Engineering), The YMCA Institute of Engineering, Faridabad, MD University; Certificate in Management Consulting, Consultancy Development Center, DSIR, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of IndiaSummer Internship: Research and Information Systems for Developing CountriesSpecialization: Marketing
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Himanshu SharmaEducation: B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering), AMITY University, NoidaSummer Internship: BluestarSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Astha NarayanEducation: B.E. (Electronics and Telecommunications), K.K. Wagh Institute of Engineering, Education and Research, Nasik, Pune UniversitySummer Internship: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdSpecialization: Marketing
Joshua WoodEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration, Jagannath International Management School (JIMS), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiSummer Internship: Marks & Spencer Reliance India Pvt. LtdSpecialization: Marketing
Nainsi JaiswalEducation: Bachelor of Computer Applications, Guru Arjan Dev Institute of Management & IT, New Delhi, Guru Nanak Dev UniversitySummer Internship: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdSpecialization: Marketing
Neena SekharanEducation: B.Tech (Electrical and Electronics Engineering), Government College of Engineering, TrivandrumWork Experience: Infosys Technologies Ltd (36 Months); Fidelity Investments (39 Months)Summer Internship: Emergent VenturesSpecialization: Finance
Neha BhagatEducation: B.Sc (H) Zoology, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi; M.Sc Environment Management, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiWork Experience: Delhi Pollution Control Committee (5 Months)Summer Internship: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation LtdSpecialization: Marketing
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Neha TandonEducation: B.E. (Information technology), Institute of Technology and Management (ITM), Gurgaon, MD UniversityWork Experience: Indian Society of Agri-Business Professionals (2.5 Months); NISCAIR (3 Months)Summer Internship: Religare Mutual FundsSpecialization: Finance
Noopur TikkuEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of DelhiWork Experience: Safe Blood Organization – NGO(25 Months)Summer Internship: IMRB InternationalSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Radhika Kapoor Education: B.Tech (Electronics and Communications Engineering), JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida, UP Technical UniversitySummer Internship: KPMGSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Santhosh Krishnan Education: B.E. (Computer Science & Engineering), Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Anna University, ChennaiWork Experience: WNS Research and Analytics (36 Months)Summer Internship: Akzo NobelSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Sakshi AggarwalEducation: B.Com (H), Specialization in Finance and Marketing, Gargi College, University of DelhiSummer Internship: PepsiCo India Pvt. LtdSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
Sambit Kumar RoutrayEducation:B.Tech (Information Technology), Kalinga Institute of Technology & Science, Bhubaneswar, KIIT UniversityWork Experience: Wipro Technologies (48 Months)Summer Internship: Reserve Bank of IndiaSpecialization: Finance and Marketing
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Shilpa SahuEducation: B.Tech (Biotechnology), Amity Institute of Technology, Noida, Amity UniversitySummer Internship: Tata Consultancy ServicesSpecialization: Marketing
Swathi SubramaniamEducation: B.A. Economics, Industrial Relations and Personnel Management (IRPM), Zakir Husain College, University of DelhiSummers Internship: : Food Corporation of IndiaSpecialization: Marketing
Subha ParasharEducation: B.E. (Information Technology), Institute of Engineering and Technology, Bhaddal, Punjab Technical UniversityWork Experience: TuneSpray Mobile Solutions (12 Months)Summer Internship: ITC LtdSpecialization: Finance & Marketing
Sonakshi KhannaEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi Summer Internship: IFCI Venture Capital Funds LtdSpecialization: Finance
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Akanksha JainEducation: B. Tech (Electrical and Electronics Engineering), Ideal Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad, UP Technical UniversityWork Experience: Mahindra Satyam (Satyam Computer Services Ltd) (31 Months)Summer Internship: SBI CapitalSpecialization: FinanceSector Specialization: Energy
Amrita KrishnanEducation: B.A. (H) English, Moti Lal Nehru College, University of DelhiSummer Internship: MMTCSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: : Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Arun Kumar TomarEducation: B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering), Sir Chottu Ram Institute of Engineering & Technology, MerutWork Experience: Broadway Infotech (18 Months); Naya Savera(NGO) (42 Months)Summer Internship: IMRB InternationalSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Ashwani GuptaEducation: B.Tech (Electrical and Electronics Engineering), College of Engineering, RoorkeeWork Experience: Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd (27 Months); EPS Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd (6 Months)Summer Internship: NABARDSpecialization: FinanceSector Specializaion: Energy
MBA Infrastructure students’ profiles
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Jatin BhatiaEducation: B.E. (Electronics and Communication Engineering), Hindu College of Engineering, SonepatSummer Internship: Godfrey PhilipsSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
Kaveri GhoshEducation: Bachelor of Economics, Patna Women’s College; PG Diploma in English Journalism, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New DelhiWork Experience: The Financial Express (11 Months); The Press Trust of India (24 Months)Summer Internship: Indian Energy ExchangeSpecialization: Finance and MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
Kshitij SharmaEducation: B.Tech (Chemical Engineering), Jaypee University of Engineering & Technology, Guna, M.P.Summer Internship: Bharat Petroleum Corporation LtdSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
Himanshu AroraEducation: B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering), IEC College of Engineering & Technology, Greater NoidaWork Experience: Larson & Toubro (34 Months)Summer Internship: Reliance InfrastructureSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Bhumika KhannaEducation: B.Tech (Information Technology), JM Institute of Engineering and Technology, Kurukshetra University Work Experience: Wipro Ltd (18 Months); Lecturer - JM Institute of Engineering and Technology, Kurukshetra University (8 Months)Summer Internship: adidas India Marketing Pvt. LtdSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
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Naveen RaiEducation: B.Sc (H) Zoology, Kirorimal College, University of DelhiWork Experience: Organization Dynamics (12 Months)Summer Internship: European Business & Technology CentreSpecialization: Finance and MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Neha TewariEducation: B.Com (H) M.B.P.G College Haldwani, Kumaun University, NainitalSummer Internship: Reliance InfrastructureSpecialization: FinanceSector Specialization: Energy
Nisha VashisthEducation: Bachelor of Environmental Science, Ramjas College, University of DelhiSummer Internship: Adhunik MetalicsSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Pallavi GoelEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration, Hierank Business School, Noida, UP Technical UniversitySummer Internship: TATA BP SolarSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Prasun PandeyEducation: B.Tech (Information Technology), Dr. K N Modi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Ghaziabad, UP Technical UniversitySummer Internship: Reliance InfrastructureSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
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Saurabh Singh RawalEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration (Oil & Gas, Marketing), University Of Petroleum & Energy Studies Energy Acres, Dehradun,UttrakhandSummer internship: Sobti Build Well Pvt. LtdSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
Shalini S Prasad Education: B.Tech (H) Civil Engineering, School of Building Science and Technology, CEPT University, AhmedabadSummer Internship: SN PowerSpecialization: Finance and MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Shilpy Dewan Education: B.Sc - Life Sciences, Kirorimal College, University of DelhiSummer Internship: Indian Energy ExchangeSpecialization: FinanceSector Specializaion: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Sanchita KhariEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration, KIIT, GurgaonSummer internship: TATA BP SolarSpecialization: Marketing Sector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Prateek JohriEducation: Bachelor of Computer Applications, Jagannath International Management School (JIMS), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiSummer Internship: GMR Sports; Inventum TechnologiesSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy
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Shruti Sehgal Education: B.E (Electronics and Communication Engineering), PDM College of Engineering, MD UniversitySummer Internship: PriceWaterhouseCoopers Pvt. LtdSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
Soumya Prakash NayakEducation: B.E. (Information Technology), PDM College of Engineering, MD UniversitySummer Internship: PriceWaterhouseCoopers Pvt. LtdSpecialization: MarketingSector Specialization: Energy and Urban Infrastructure
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MBA Students’ ProfilesClass of 2013
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Aakash BhatnagarEducation: B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering), SV Institute of Engineering and Technology,Punjab Technical University
Aditi VermaEducation: Bachelor of Business Studies, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, University of Delhi
Akanksha TewariEducation: B.Tech (Biotechnology), University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak
Akankshya BaruahEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Ramjas College, University of Delhi
Ankita SharmaEducation: B.E. (Computer Science Engineering), Poornima college of Engineering, Jaipur, University of RajasthanWork Experience: Project Development & FinancialServices, Jaipur(18 Months)
MBA Business Sustainability students’ profiles
Anil T.P.Education: Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialization in Computer Applications), Annamalai University, Tamil NaduWork Experience: Convergys India Services Pvt.Ltd (25 Months)
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Devesh NarulaEducation: B.E. (Information Technology), Careers Institute of Technology and Management, Faridabad; PG Diploma Environmental Law & Management, Indian Law Institute (Supreme Court of India)Work Experience: Quality Auditor, Escorts Ltd, Faridabad; Freelancing Technical Writing And Flash Animation Sustainability Compliance in EVI, Gurgaon (36 Months)
Dinakar PeriEducation: B.Sc Biotechnology, Biochemistry and Chemistry, Osmania University, HyderabadM.Sc Biotechnology, Bharathidasan UniversityWork Experience: Junior Research Fellow (JRF), Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai (30 Months); Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad (15 Months)
Disha ChauhanEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration (International Business), University Of Lucknow;PG Diploma In Financial Markets & Portfolio Management, University Of LucknowWork Experience: B.A. Continuum India Pvt. Ltd (Non Banking Subsidiary of Bank of America) (12 Months)
Arneet K SahniEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi
Bhupesh SahuEducation: B.A.Sc Instrumentation, Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, New Delhi
Deepali DhuliyaEducation: Bachelor of Journalism, Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi;PG Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication, IGNOU
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Keshav SinghalEducation: B.E. (Information Technology), Sri Vaishnav Institute of Tech & Science, Indore, Rajiv Gandhi Technical University Work Experience: Ishan Engineering Works (6 Months); Tata Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd (18 Months)
Jyotika BamiEducation: B.A. (H) Sociology, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi
Kavisha BoochraEducation: Bachelor of Business Management, Christ College, Bangalore
Kritika MehtaEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Rajdhani college, University of Delhi
Sanil KollaraEducation: B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering), Saint Gits College of Engineering, KottayamMahatma Gandhi UniversityWork Experience: IBS Software Services (46 Months)
Harsh MaheshwariEducation: Bachelor of Information and Managemant, ML National College, Kurukshetra University
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Roshi GuptaEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Janki Devi Memorial College, University of Delhi
Priyanka DhingraEducation: Bachelor of Business Administration, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
Nidhi MarkenEducation: B.Tech (Information Technology), Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiWork Experience: HCL Technologies Ltd (9 Months); Amadeus India Ltd Bird Group(2 Months)
Nikita AggarwalEducation: B.A.(H) Economics, Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi
Nandita PantEducation: B.Sc (H) Home Science, Majors in Development Communications, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi
Manvi BansalEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Kamala Nehru College, University of DelhiWork Experience: Sri Sri Seva Mandir (NGO) (6 Months)
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Shruti MotiwalEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Maitreyi College, University of DelhiWork Experience: NGO - Humanity Foundation of India (24 Months)
Sarvesh Kumar SinhaEducation: B.Pharmacy, JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysore; Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, KarnatakaWork Experience: Johnson & Johnson (1 month); Novo Nordisk (24 months); Religare SRL Diagnostics (17 months)
Vaibhav AgarwalEducation: B.Sc (Chemistry & Zoology),BND PG College, KanpurPG Diploma in Aroma Technology, FRI University, DehradunWork Experience: Times of India, Kanpur (10 Months); Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun (5 Months); Forest Research Institute, Kanpur (5 Months)
Sakshi PathakEducation:B.A. (Economics and Mathematics), Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi Work Experience: Jaypee Commodities Limited, New Delhi (12 Months)
Shruti VatsEducation: Bachelor of Computer Applications, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi
Suman PanwarEducation: Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiWork Experience: AON Hewitt (46 Months)
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Abhishek Thakur Education: Bachelor of Computer Applications, Jagannath International Management School (JIMS), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New DelhiWork Experience: WIPRO (4 Months); V Customer International (18 Months)
Amit Choudhary Education: B.E. (Mechanical Engineering), Delhi College of Engineering, University of DelhiWork Experience: Lanco Infratech Ltd (29 Months)
MBA Infrastructure Students’ profiles
Amit GuptaEducation: B.E. (Electrical Engineering), Model Institute of Engineering & Technology, JammuWork Experience: Sudhir Gensets Ltd (46 Months)
Aastha Bhalla Education: B.Tech (Electrical and Electronics Engineering), Lingayas Institute of Management and Technology Faridabad, MD University
Abhishak kuchhalEducation: B.E. (Mechanical Engineering), Lingayas Institute of Management and Technology, Faridabad, MD University
Akanksha SharmaEducation: B.Tech (Bio-Technology), Amity Institute of Biotechnolgy, Noida, Amity University
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Lavkesh SaraswatEducation: B.Tech (Textile Engineering), National Institute of Techonology, JalandharWork Experience: Patni Computer Systems (6 Months); Axis Bank (16 Months)
Megha Anukampa SinghEducation: B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering), Orissa Engineering College, BhubaneshwarWork Experience: BALCO (Vedanta Resources Plc.) (18 Months)
Anuradha BistEducation: B.A. English, Economics & Psychology, MKP (PG)College, Dehradun, Garhwal University
Ankita BhatnagarEducation: B.A. (H) Economics, Rajdhani College, University of Delhi
Gaurav ChaturvediEducation: B.Tech (Electronics & Instrumentation), Inderprastha Engineering College, Ghaziabad, UP Technical UniversityWork Experience: Nokia Seimens Networks (18 Months)
Harsh Vadhan SharmaEducation: B.E. (H) (Electronics & Communication), Mahakal Institute of Technology, Ujjain, M.PWork Experience: iLEAD Consulting (25 Months); HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company Ltd (36 Months)
Deepak VermaEducation: B.Tech (Electrical & Electronics), Moradabad Institute of Technology, Moradabad, UP Technical University
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Utkarsh GaurEducation: Bachelor of Life Sciences and Chemistry, Hindu College, Moradabad, Rohilkhand University
Vishesha ChaturvediEducation: B.A. (H) Japanese Language, JNU, New DelhiWork Experience: American Express (36 Months)
Sandeep SwainEducation: B.Tech (Biotechnology), Amity Institute of Biotechnology, Amity University, NoidaWork Experience: Enviroway Bioscience Pvt. Ltd-Canada (6 Months);iLife Discoveries Pvt. Ltd (8 Months)
Smriti BhatnagarEducation: B.Tech (Biotechnology), Jaypee Institute of Information Technlogy, NoidaWork Experience: Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd (16 Months)
Sushant AnandEducation: B.Tech (Electronics and Telecommunication), Amity Institute of Telecom, Technology and Management, Noida, Amity UniversityWork Experience: Ericsson India Private Limited (18 Months)
Priya RanjanEducation: B.Com (H), IGNOU, New DelhiWork Experience: Minglebox Communication Pvt. Ltd (15 Months)
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Industry Testimonials
TERI University has very good infrastructure and education facilities. Industry exposure is a must for the students. We feel TATA BP SOLAR gives the students an excellent exposure through two months summer internship. We also benefited from the sincerity and enthusiasm of the students during summer internship 2009. The student gain practical knowledge by working in of the largest solar company in Asia Pacific. We look forward to such associations.
The curriculum at TERI University is a perfect blend of academic inquisitiveness and practical experience from the industry. The coursework encompasses all the aspects of the infrastructure sector right from the development stages, the execution stage, continuing on till the operations. Critical topics such as regulatory policy, sector economics, finance and commercials as well as the socio – political aspects associated with large projects are addressed intensely. This equips Students from TERI University with skill sets required for succeeding in the complex world of Infrastructure development and management.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the public bank owned by the Member States of the European Union (EU) set up to promote EU policy. In the summer of 2009, its Environment and Social Office (ESO) benefited from the services of a student from TERI, working in the Bank under its student internship program. The student supported ESO in its on-going work on identifying and measuring the carbon footprint of the Bank. ESO benefited from the technical knowledge of the student and his commitment and applications. The student in turn gained a valuable insight into the workings of one of the largest financial institutions in the World.
Amit Kumar Head – Access to EnergyTATA BP Solar India Ltd
V SreedharGeneral ManagerReliance Industries
Peter CarterEuropean Investment Bank (EIB)
Placement procedureThe Placement Cell acts as the focal point for prospective employers. To facilitate interaction between them and the students, the Placement Cell organizes PPT (pre-placement talks) on dates of mutual convenience.The organizations participating in the placement process are requested to make a brief presentation about themselves and the opportunities & prospects for the aspirants. In order to facilitate the PPT, the University facilitates the provision of LCD/OHP, TV, etc. Video-conferencing facility is made available in case direct interviewing/ interaction is not possible. If desired, the curriculum vitae of students are provided in advance.
Important dates• Summer Internship (end of II semester): May 28, 2012 – July 20,2012
• On job Major Project (IV semester): March 05, 2012 – May12, 2012
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TERI University would like to acknowledge support from the following organizations
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for more information, contact:TERI University10, Vasant Kunj, Institutional Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110070Telephone: 011 2612 2222 teriuniversity.ac.in
Chairman, MBA Programmes: Mr Prabir Sengupta, IAS (Retd) Director, MBA Programmes: Dr Kaushik Ranjan Bandyopadhyay
To get in touch with us:
Mr Mayank SharmaPhone + 91 11 26122222, + 91 11 26139110, + 91 11 26139011
Mobile + 91 9999332011E-mail: [email protected]
Placement Team:
Arun Sharma (Ph: 9958133043)[email protected] Tikku (Ph: 9899778758)[email protected]
Shilpy Dewan (Ph: 9871536028)[email protected] Prasad (Ph: 7838608873)[email protected]
