Placements ◊ MBA 2014-16

Specialized professionals to build and manage future real estate, construction

and infrastructure projects

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RICs sBe 4 IntroductionPrograms offered

sChool of Real esate 6sChool of ConstRuCtIon 8sChool of InfRastRuCtuRe 10

ReseaRCh tRaInIng and PaRtneRshIPs 12

Why Choose ouR students? 14

Working with the industry 16 Industry led curriculum Internships Industry visits Industry guest lectures

Practice based pedagogy 18 Site visits Classroom activities Capstone project Real life case studies Software learning Student exchange & international exposure

PRogRaMs 22 MBA in Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure MBA in Construction Project Management MBA in Construction Economics & Quantity Surveying MBA in Infrastructure Management

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What employers said

CoMPanIes 32 suPPoRtIng us

PlaCeMent PRoCess 33 and key dates

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messagesWe take pride in working together with RICS in setting up the RICS School of Built Environment as part of Amity University. I am confident the School will go a long way in providing highly specialized graduates to the developing industry of real estate, construction and infrastructure.

atul chauhanChancellor, Amity University UP andPresident, Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF)

RICS SBE is our passionate endeavor to offer education, training, research and technical excellence in order to meet the growing needs of the real estate, construction and infrastructure industry in India. We feel proud to share that dynamic and competent techno-managers from this School have already started working with leading companies across sectors. I look forward to more employers joining hands with us in elevating the standards of professional excellence.

sachin sandhirGlobal Managing Director – Emerging Business, RICS

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messagesThe unique set of MBA programs offered here is focussed to professionalize the real estate and construction industry. Our aim is to create highly competent and well trained professionals who would be future leaders of not only Indian industry but also globally. I invite you for campus placements of our next batch of MBA students who are ready to leave their mark in the industry.

Prof. Kt Ravindran FRIcsDean EmeritusRICS School of Built Environment, Amity University

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STANDARDSARDDDSSSSSRICS SBE

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EDUCATIONWe offer full time bachelors & masters level degree programs to aspiring built environment professionals as well as a PhD programs

We deliver short and long term training programs customized as per employer requirements

We undertake research to delve deeper into key issues facing the industry and to provide evidence for shaping government policies

We are committed to institutionalizing international standards & best practices though our students & industry professionals

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RICS School of Built Environment (RICS SBE), Amity University is an industry led academic institution which delivers specialized undergraduate and postgraduate programs to students aspiring to work within real estate, construction & infrastructure sector. It serves as a centre for education, training, research and technical guidance.

Set up in 2013, RICS SBE is supported by leading real estate, construction & infrastructure firms as well as the Ministry of Urban Development, GoI. It is located at Amity University’s Noida campus and has nearly 1000+ students enrolled.

ouR PRogRaMsBBa (3 yeaR full tIMe)• BBA in Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure• BBA in Construction Management

MBa (2 yeaR full tIMe)• MBA in Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure• MBA in Construction Project Management• MBA in Construction Economics and Quantity Surveying• MBA in Infrastructure Management

Ph.d (full tIMe and PaRt tIMe)• Ph.D. in Construction Management/Project Management• Ph.D. in Urban Management/Infrastructure Management• Ph.D. in Real Estate Management

The school aims to bridge the professional skills gap in built environment by delivering industry ready professionals from the day students enter the industry.

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Nearly 20 members of diversified faculty – who are specialists in the fields of business management and communication, land economics & planning, valuation, real estate development, facilities management, law & regulations & accounting.

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Prof. sunil agarwal FRICSAssociate Dean & DirectorSchool of Real EstateFounder, Black Olive Ventures Pvt. Ltd., a new age Real Estate Investment bank. Previously, CEO of South Asian Real Estate (SARE), a large FDI, PE fund and real estate developer.Total experience: 22 years of RE experience with IPC’s, PE Funds & Corporates in capital markets, Advisory & Corporate Real Estate Management.

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Dr. anil Kashyap PhD, MRICS, MRTPI, FHEA, FITPDistinguished Professor Previously, Teaching & Learning Coordinator, University of Ulster, UKExperience: 23 Years

Ben elder FRICSDistinguished ProfessorGlobal Director of Valuation, RICSPreviously, College of Estate Management, Nottingham Trent University, Elders Chartered SurveyorsTotal experience: 35 years

Keith Gordon mcKinnell MRICS FHKIS RPSDistinguished Professor Founder and Managing Director, Real Estate Academy in China (REACh)Total experience: 40 years

col. G.K. Grover (Retd)B.E. (Civil), MSc (Defence Studies), Masters in Building Engg and Management, FIE (India)Prof EmeritusPreviously, GM (Building Services), DLF Utilities LtdTotal Experience: 17 years industry experience

anupam saxena M.Tech (Comp Engg)Associate ProfessorDirector Infocity, Gujarat, CEO, Espire Infrastructure LtdTotal Experience: 25 years

Dr. Kinshuk saurabh PhD. B.E., PGDMAssistant ProfessorPreviously, Co-founder, Adityam Fort Constructions &Principal, S&P Consultants Total experience: 15 years

ashish Gupta MRICSAssociate Professor & Program DirectorPreviously, Product Head (Real Estate)- Aditya Birla MoneyTotal experience: 14 years

Rakesh Jain M.A. MBA Dip (T&D)Associate ProfessorHead Talent Management, Jindal Stainless LimitedTotal Experience: 20 years

ameet sao MBA Pursuing PhD.Assistant ProfessorPreviously, Assistant Professor, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (Delhi University)Total Experience: 15 years

saumya shirinaAssistant ProfessorPreviously, IILM Graduate School of Management, Greater Noida, UPTotal experience: 15 years

shipra Goel MBA BSc.Assistant Professor, Internship & Placement CoordinatorPreviously, Assistant Professor, Entrepreneurship and Strategy at IILM Institute of Higher Learning, DelhiTotal experience: 12+ years

Debarpita RoyM.A. (Economics) MPhil (Economics) Pursuing PhD.Assistant ProfessorPreviously, Consultant at National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER)Total experience: 11 years

Reema BaliB.Com (Hons) LLB, LLM, Pursuing PhDAssistant ProfessorPreviously, Assistant Professor and Head, Placement Cell with Lloyd Law College, Greater NoidaTotal experience: 8 years

tushar JindalPGDBM (Finance) Gold Medalist, B.Com (Hons) Pursuing LLBAssistant ProfessorPreviously worked with IMS Ghaziabad & HDFC Bank LtdTotal experience: 8+ years

aparna soniAssistant ProfessorPreviously, Assistant Professor at School of Planning and Architecture, VijayawadaTotal experience: 3 years

nitesh Rohilla B.Com, MCAResearch and Teaching AssociatePreviously, IT In-charge in Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management StudiesTotal experience: 8 years

Kushagra Kunwar BhatnagarMBA in Real Estate Research Associate

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sChool of ConstRuCtIon 25+ reputed faculty members with rich academic experience in educational institutions such as IIT Delhi, SPA, Gautam Buddha University, University of Sydney, University of Technology, Sydney, Bond University, Australia, University of Washington Seattle as well as decades of experience with industry giants such as L&T, Laing O’Rourke, AFCONS etc.

Prof. anil sawhney PhD. FRICS

Associate Dean & DirectorSchool of ConstructionPreviously, Professor of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), DelhiTotal experience: 20 years (in India, Canada, USA and Australia) in construction project management, building information modelling (BIM) and affordable housing.

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shalini PriyadarshiniPhD. Candidate, University of Washington Seattle, USA Assistant Professor Total experience: 9 years

shrutiniwas sharmaAssistant Professor & MBA CoordinatorWorked as a BIM Manager in the Operations Department of Shapoorji Pallonji Engineering & Construction

Riddha BasuAssistant ProfessorPreviously, Planning Engineer, L&T ConstructionsTotal experience: 2 years

manav mahan singhM.Tech. & B.Arch. Assistant ProfessorTotal experience: 1 year

aDJUnct FacUltYDr. David mark leifer B.Sc, B.Arch, M.Ed, PhDDistinguished Professor and Adjunct Professor, Bond University, Gold Coast, AustraliaPreviously, Department of Architecture Design & Planning Director of the Graduate Programme in Facilities Management & the Graduate Programme in Building Services, The University of Sydney Total experience: 38 years

Prabhat Kumar Rakheja B.Tech (Civil), FIE, MILCE, MRICS Adjunct ProfessorWorked as Director Construction with Shapoorji Pallonji and Co. Ltd. and Senior Vice President Projects with Experion Developers Pvt. Ltd.Total Experience: 37 years

sanjeev Kumar Jain MRICS, IA-AIA, B. Arch (Hons’)Adjunct ProfessorPreviously, Sr. V. P. (Development Management & Planning) IREO;V.P. (Design) TCG; PM (Design) KEO KuwaitTotal experience: 25 years

Brig. Vinod nakra (Retd) MRICS, ME, MSc, FIE, FIS, FIV, FITPProfessor (Emeritus) and Chief Student MentorPreviously, Professor, Deputy Director General (Brigadier), Head BU DIAL-L&T-ECC, Senior Vice President-IJMI (Malaysia), Project Controller-AFCONS Infrastructure Ltd.Total experience: 46 years

satya n. mandal PhD (Nottingham), FRICSProfessor & Head of PhD ProgramPreviously Senior Vice President (Civil) at Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited (JPVL) and General Manager (QA), NTPC Ltd.Total Experience – 42 Years

Vanita ahuja PhD, MRICSAssociate Professor & Program DirectorPreviously, Assistant Professor - Gautam Buddha University, Greater NoidaTotal experience: 20 years

Gautam PantAssociate ProfessorPreviously, Deputy General Manager (HR), NTPC Ltd.Total experience: 16 years

V Paul c charlesraj MRICSAssistant Professor, Lead MBA Program CoordinatorVisiting Faculty, School of Planning & Architecture, New DelhiTotal Experience: 19 years

Ritu ahujaAssistant Professor Previously, Assistant Professor - Amity School of Architecture and Planning, Noida.Total experience: 6 years

VPs nihar nanyam Assistant Professor, Internship and Placement Coordinator Previously Assistant Manager, L&T Constructions, MumbaiTotal experience: 6 years

Raj Veer singhAssistant ProfessorPreviously, Senior Engr. at NTPC Ltd.Total experience: 12 years

Girish chandra mishraB.Tech (Civil) & Master’s in Building Engg and ManagementAdjunct Associate Professor & Student MentorLead Consultant, Saviram Engg Consultants Pvt LtdTotal experience - 26 years

nimish Gupta FRICSAdjunct Professor and Managing Director, Qonqests Technical Solutions and VDC TechnologiesPreviously, CEO, Vipul Modern & CEO – Laing O’Rourke India,Total Experience : 19 years

susan GeorgeB.Arch MBEM Adjunct Associate Professor & Industry GuideTotal Experience: 18 years

anupam Jain MRICS, LEED AP (BD+C / O+M), IGBC APGRIHA Evaluator & TrainerAdjunct Associate Professorand Founder and Principal Consultant at Rationale de Design [RdD]Previously, Expert - Water Treatment, Buro Happold Consulting Engineers, Inc., CaliforniaTotal experience: 10 years

ReseaRcH & teacHInG assOcIatesVaishnavi sharmaResearch and Teaching AssociatePreviously, Project Manager for an automated dairy farm and processing plant in Chhattisgarh under Sprecher Architects, IsraelTotal experience: 2 years

Fozail misbahB.Tech, MBEMResearch and Teaching AssociatePreviously, Visiting Faculty at MBIT, New DelhiTotal experience: 1 year

taqdees anjum BTech (Civil), Master in Building Engg and Management Research & Teaching Associate

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sChool of InfRastRuCtuRe

Prof. D.t.V. Raghu Rama swamy, MRICSDirector, School of Infrastructure, Research & Institutional ConsultancyPreviously, CEO, Infrastructure Development Corporation (Karnataka) LimitedTotal experience: 20+ years (in infrastructure advisory, development, financing, transaction advisory and management consulting practices)

A strong team of industry experts with rich experience in managing large infrastructure and PPP projects for private sector, government & multi-lateral agencies.

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Kiron PrabhakarFounder Partner, PAV Law Office

Dr. David Paul tuttleDirector of Planning and Urban Design in AECOM,India

mr. Rajender singhArchitect, Urban Designer, Practitioner and Academician

Dr. Rohit PrasadAssociate Professor at MDI Gurgaon

mr. sanjay Kumar sareenFinance and Legal Professional and Teaching FacultyTotal experience: 21 years

ms. satarupa chaudhuriConsultant, Global Languages Solutions, OUP, UKPublishing Director, School Publishing, Orange Education, IndiaTotal experience: 23 years

Dr. s P BansalAdditional Commissioner (Planning), Delhi Development Authority (DDA), GoI

ms. shibani GhoshAdvocate with Bar Council of DelhiSenior Research Associate at Centre for Policy Research

ms. Varuna BhalBTech, MBA in Infrastructure ManagementAssistant Professor at Amity University

mr. sumit anandMBA (ISB) and B.Arch (SPA)Managing Partner at Celsius CapitalEx-Country Head, Real Estate Principal Investment, Lehman Brothers and Nomura in IndiaTotal experience: 20 years

ms. sanjana JunejaM.com, PGDBA (Finance), M.phil, UGC- NET, 1 year industry experience and 8 year teaching experience.

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anjula negiAssociate DirectorPreviously, Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), Ministry of Finance, Government of India, as a PPP Expert on deputation from the Asian Development BankTotal experience: 15+ years

chetna BatraAssistant Professor and Internship CoordinatorPreviously, Lecturer - IILMTotal experience: 5 years

Kruti mihir UpadhyayResearch and Teaching AssociatePreviously, Analyst at IIFCL Asset Management Company LimitedTotal experience: 3 years 10 months

amim ahmadResearch and Teaching AssociatePreviously, Project Manager at Infosys Ltd.Total experience: 3.5 years

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ReseaRCh WoRkOur distinguished faculty has worked on various research projects funded by government and bi-lateral/multi-lateral agencies on topics such as emerging housing technologies, BIM, sustainable habitats, transport systems, water supply etc.

aCCoPs—advanced Certificate Course on Planning skillsThis program is being offered jointly by RICS SBE and L&T exclusively for L&T employees. A batch of 25 to 30 participants will be participating in the ACCOPS program that consists of three modules. Each module is four days in duration and is conducted by RICS SBE faculty and senior L&T officials. The program focusses on practical aspects of construction planning and scheduling. Through a unique combination of lectures, tutorials, case studies, discussions, and hands-on exercises the program seeks to hone and enhance planning skills.

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aPQs – adaptation Program in Quantity surveying This program is offered by RICS SBE through L&T IPM to experienced L&T employees. APQS program is exclusively designed for L&T employees (with five plus years of experience) providing knowledge, skills and competencies in the area of quantity surveying. The program opens up the adaptation route to the participants and prepare them for the MRICS designation. It is a one year program with 450 hour—220 face-to-face hours and 250 self-study hours—offered through a unique combination of lectures, case studies, self-study and assessment. The first batch of this program has 28 participants and the second batch is scheduled to begin in November 2015.

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InteRnatIonal PaRtneRsschool of Built environment, university of salford, uk

Every year, some of our MBA CPM students choose to study one semester abroad at the University of Salford. This partnership facilitates exchange of students, faculty, research, publications, seminars, workshops, capstone projects, etc.

Real estate academy in China (ReaCh)

Our partnership with REACh gives our students the opportunity to travel to six Asian cities for a duration of one month to get a flavour of real estate and construction markets there.

tata housing‘Tata Housing Scholarships for Meritorious Girls’ has been instituted by the company’s CSR arm for Education Development Initiatives called ‘Srijan’

sCholaRshIP suPPoRtProject Management Institute

PMI offers scholarships for our MBA Construction Project Management students, recognizing that the program utilizes a combination of domain specific, domain enriched, and general subjects with very close alignment to the PMBOK® (Project Management Body of Knowledge) 5th edition.

(from left to right) Aditi Sharma, Shivam Joon & Vishal Chaudhary were awarded PMI Scholarship in 2015

Miti Agarwal, MBA CPM was awarded ‘TATA Housing Scholarship for Meritorious Girls’

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Why ouR students aRe MuCh In deMand By eMPloyeRs

Our course curriculum combines academic learning with a real life practices, helping students develop industry specific expertise along with general managerial skills.

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Speaks & understandsglobal real estate language

Qualified to become MRICS

Managers with relevant techno-managerial skills

Imbibed with Industry nuances

SPECIALIZED MBASTUDENTS FROM

RICS SBE

Leadership & communicationskills developed

Industry ready from day one

Equipped to work on latesttechnologies

Being the only specialized school for real estate and construction education, our students acquire global knowledge from our world-renowned faculty in the fields of real estate, construction & infrastructure. The technical and analytical skills they develop from their training in our specialized programs makes them well-prepared to be the next future leaders of the industry.

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WoRkIng WIth the IndustRy

IndustRy led CuRRICuluM

Industry experts associated with leading development & construction firms, real estate consulting and financial services firms have contributed in shaping the curriculum to include specific areas of knowledge, which students must be educated upon.

InteRnshIPs

Each year all our students undergo internships at renowned organizations for 8 weeks to implement their acquired knowledge in real world scenario. They come back with even more ideas and suggestions to professionalize the Indian built environment industry. This time, some of our students also interned in the Middle East and brought with them valuable learnings that were then shared with fellow classmates.

Arvind Prasanna interned at JLL Dubai

Sujeet Mishra interning at the L&T Realty Project at Powai.

ashIta JaInGWS Transactions Management Group, CBREMBA REUI (2013-15)

I think the ‘Market Analysis’ subject taught to us at RICS SBE helped me a lot in understanding the real estate industry, its techniques, terminology and functioning. I apply that knowledge for the Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) Transactions Management Group which is a conduit between CBRE and its clients.

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IndustRy oRIented leaRnIng

Industry Visits

Being a professional body entrenched with industry & professionals, we call upon management of leading organizations to visit us at the School - allowing immense opportunities for students to interact and learn finer nuances based on real life experiences.

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Students have been exposed to lectures given by renowned international faculty and senior management of domestic & international firms on subjects like transport infrastructure projects like Kings Cross Station in UK and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) or technical subjects like valuation methods, urban regeneration, sustainable communities. Mr Vineet Relia, MD SARE Homes

Delivering complex built environment projects - viewpoint of a developer

Dr. Nuno Gill, Professor of New Infrastructure Development, Manchester Business School

Richard Odgen MBE, Chairman, Buildoffsite UK

Ron Wakefield, FRICS, Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor, International & Head of School - School of Property, Construction & Project Management, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia

Mohammad Arif, Associate Dean, International College of Science and Technology and Prof of Sustainability and Process Management, School of Built Environment, University of Salford

Michael Holland FRICS, CEO,Embassy Office Parks

Aditya Bhargava MRICS, Investment Banker, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)

Vipul Roongta, Senior Portfolio Manager – Real Estate of HDFC Asset Management Company

Hitesh Khanna, Director - Works, IRCON International Ltd.

Manish Jain & Sonal Jain, a special workshop to train students on the use of AutoCAD

Geetambar Anand, President CREDAI special address to SBE students, faculty and staff on the future of the built environment sector

Anil Bakshi Guest lecture in the Management of International Projects

MBA students of Kellog School of Management visited to discuss affordable and sustainable housing with Professor Anil Sawhney

Sushil Mantri, Vice Chairman, CREDAI visited to discuss training opportunities and collaboration with RICS SBE

Mr Anil Changaroth, Advocate & Solicitor of Singapore and Solicitor of England & Wales

Hiro Aso, Director of Major Projects, John McAsian + Partners

Dr. Sean Tompkins, Chief Executive Officer, RICS

Alan James MRICS, VP Contracts &Commercial, Shapoorji Pallonji

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PRaCtICe Based Pedagogy

ayush JaInExecutive Advisory, Risk Consulting, KPMGMBA CPM (2013-15)

I am handling the business process for a real estate client at KPMG. At RICS SBE, we were taught that ‘one size fits all’ do not apply while handling clients, you have to analyze each client’s needs and then provide solutions. Planning & Programming (MICROSOFT PROJECT and BIM) client handling skills and cost consultancy that I learnt in the School is helping me out on a day-to-day basis while making reports and presentations for clients.

Being the only specialized school for real estate and construction education, our young talent is equipped with basic foundation of technical knowledge and management related disciplines. As such, they are well equipped to understand business requirements and add value to the job at hand.

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Students are being exposed to real life projects via visits on construction sites where they are taken through aspects such as planning, construction techniques, building management services and facilities. Recent examples include visits to

¬ Unitech Golf and Country Club

¬ Unitech Golf Course Noida

¬ L & T Casting Yard Site for DMRC, Faridabad

¬ UGCC Burgundy by Unitech Group, Greater NoidaSite visit for SOC students hosted by Lotus Greens and L&T

Unitech Group site visit—students visited the Unitech Golf & Country Club site in Noida to gain an understanding of a large golf community being developed by a private developer.

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sanChIt gaRgCorporate Lending, HDFCMBA CPM (2013-15)

The knowledge of construction process and how market functions along with valuation skills developed during my time at RICS SBE is helping me in my job role at HDFC. Every day we have to analyse and approve loan proposals by different developers. The financial and analytical skills I developed at RICS SBE made me better equipped for HDFC.haRsh Madan

Corporate Finance, JLLMBA REUI (2013-15)

I am handling finance for one of our clients – Brookfield. It has a varied portfolio and we do the ARs for them. To handle finance, one needs to understand the legal agreements with tenants. The knowledge I acquired at RICS SBE helps me on daily basis to interpret and understand legal property agreements and also to make decisions at times of disputes or discrepancies.

The LEGO and LEAPCON game is used to help students gain insights into the lean practices relevant to the construction sector.

ClassRooM aCtIVItIes

Current and cutting edge issues such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), knowledge management, lean practices, offsite construction, sustainability, safety, productivity, risk management and other important aspects of project management are taught in the School through engaging student activities like paper tower game, LEGO, LEAPCON, airplane game.

The paper-tower game is used to show students the importance of coordination, communication and collaboration – similar to different phases of a project life cycle including designing, planning, construction, monitoring and controlling.

CaPstone PRoJeCt

Towards the end of their study, students undertake major piece of guided independent research on agreed topics between the student and their supervisor. It involves a literature review and an appropriate form of critical analysis of sources of primary and/or secondary data with some field work. A thesis written at the end of the project will ensure the students delve more deeply to synthesize knowledge acquired in previous studies.

The purpose is to enable the student to develop deeper knowledge, understanding, capabilities and attitudes in the context of the programme of study.

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A rich portfolio of local and international case studies has been put together for practical learning in areas such as - project marketing, market research and project appraisal, feasibility study, financial modeling, to name a few.

Being an industry led initiative, a number of organizations have shared case studies of their projects across pertinent topics. Here are some of them:

∫ Development Feasibility for K Raheja Corp to analyze the development potential for a land in Vashi, Mumbai

∫ Land pooling – Magarpatta city to witness the innovative land pooling concept used by developers in India.

∫ The PMI stakeholder case study of Jalswarjya Project, Maharashtra - enlisting stakeholder engagement for successful project delivery.

aakash gaRgValuation & Consulting, CBREMBA REUI (2013-15)

I developed good finance and analytical skills through dedicated subject on valuations at RICS SBE and gained industry knowledge by doing regular market research/analysis projects during my MBA. This helped me get an edge over others right from day one at my work at CBRE. I find myself at ease doing valuations for different projects, be it a hotel, corporate, residential or entertainment property. Also being an RICS SBE pass out, expectations of my seniors and management is higher as compared to other fresh co-workers. They are also waiting for me to become a member of RICS (MRICS).

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softWaRe leaRnIng

Software learning is an integral part of the curriculum at RICS School of Built Environment. Students are exposed to a rich collection of updated industry specific softwares and taught how to operate and function so that they are job ready right from day one.

Revit class—Building Information Modelling is a recent development in the industry. Through the use of Revit students are exposed to importance of modelling on construction projects. While students learn portfolio investment in class, they practice constructing multi-asset portfolios in Argus Software

student eXChange & InteRnatIonal eXPosuRe

We facilitate student exchange programs to enable learning at a global level. Not only students from renowned international universities come here to learn and gain experience but our students travel abroad either to study (University of Salford) or gain market experience (REACh Program).

Cambridge student’s visit – 6 student delegates from Real Estate Finance Society of Cambridge University visited and interacted with students and academicians here on ‘An overview of real estate market in India.’

Melbourne student’s visit - A traveling studio of 15 students from the University of Melbourne came to understand the Indian built environment sector

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MBA CPM studied one semester at the University of Salford, UK

While studying at the University of Salford, we as students felt competent with the other students from across the world due to the knowledge and education shared with us at RICS SBE India by our faculties and mentors in the previous semesters.

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MBa In Real estate & uRBan InfRastRuCtuRePRogRaM duRatIon - 24 Months

total CouRse CRedIts – 110 Course Credits 106 Contact hrs. (per week) 25 - 49

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semester-IManagement Science for Built EnvironmentAccounting for Built EnvironmentStakeholder Management for Built Environment SectorIntroduction to Real Estate Economics for Real Estate SectorComputer Applications for Real Estate SectorReal Estate Laws and Regulations Real Estate Market AnalysisForeign Language - IBehavioural Aspects of Built Environment IBusiness Communication for Built Environment I

semester-IIFinancial Management for Built EnvironmentMarketing Management for Built EnvironmentReal Estate ValuationReal Estate Agency Mortgage and Construction FinanceLand Acquisition and EntitlementsReal Estate Development ProcessFacilities Management – I

Foreign Language - IIBehavioural Aspects of Built Environment IIBusiness Communication for Built Environment II

semester-IIIOrganizational Behaviour & HRM for Built EnvironmentRisk Management in Real EstateCapital Markets for Real Estate Facilities Management - IIAdvanced Marketing Management for Built Environment Taxation and Corporate Law for Built EnvironmentResearch Methods and Capstone DevelopmentForeign Language - IIISustainability for Real EstateBehavioral Aspects of Built Environment IIIPrinciples of Project ManagementBusiness Communication for Built Environment IIIIndustrial Training – REElective II

semester-IVStrategic Management for Built EnvironmentEntrepreneurship in Built Environment

Corporate Real Estate and Asset ManagementMarketing Communication for Real EstateUrban Regeneration, Development and FinanceCustomer Relationship Management for Real EstateForeign Language - IVProfessional Writing for Built EnvironmentEthics and Leadership for Built EnvironmentCapstone Project

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

KEY COMPETENCIES

SEMESTER ITotal Credit-24Total Credit 24

SEMESTER IITotal Credit -24Total Credit 24

SEMESTER III + INT’P

Total Credit -32Total Credit 32Total Credit -32

SEMESTER IVTotal Credit-26

maRKet assessmentUrban Planning ∫

Real Estate Economics ∫Market Analysis ∫

Research Methods ∫Demand & Supply Assessment Feasibility ∫

Real estate DeVelOPmentProperty Laws & Management ∫

Land Acquisition ∫Elements of Real Estate ∫Bye Laws & Clearances ∫

Project Development ∫Project Viability ∫

Project Management ∫Taxation & Governance ∫

maRKetInGAgency ∫

Residential ∫Commercial ∫

Retail ∫Leasing ∫

Sale ∫Branding ∫

Advertisement & Distribution ∫

FacIlItIes manaGementCorporate Real Estate ∫

Business ∫Assessment ∫

Sustainability ∫

Real estate ValUatIOn∫ Guidelines∫ Principles∫ Methods∫ Red Book∫ Field work ∫ Industry Practice∫ Project Valuation∫ Asset Management

BUsIness manaGement stRUctURe∫ Organizational Structure & Roles∫ Value Creation∫ Strategy

FInance∫ Accounting∫ Balance Sheet Analysis∫ Modelling∫ Mortgage∫ Cost Finance & Capital Markets∫ Infrastructure Finance

BUsIness cOmmUnIcatIOn∫ Soft skills and Report writing∫ MIS∫ Computers applications

Vacc courses∫ Behavioral Sciences ∫ Ethics∫ Foreign language

tOtal cReDIts - 110

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total CRedIts 107 Course Credits 97 Contact hrs20 - 27 (per week)

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Equips students with knowledge & skills that help them become a catalyst in successful delivery of projects byintegrating the inputs of specialists such as architects, structural engineers, electrical engineers, sustainability experts, finance experts, and others.

This program is based on knowledge areas of project management, business management, construction,

sustainability and behavioral aspects of projects. Students have been exposed to models, tools & techniques to manage time, cost, quality, safety, risk, sustainability and human resources on large and complex projects of the built environment sector.

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semester-IConstruction and Built EnvironmentManagement Science for Built EnvironmentConstruction EconomicsStakeholder Management for Built EnvironmentAccounting for Built EnvironmentDesign Management and Pre-Construction PlanningPrinciples of Real Estate DevelopmentServices for Built Environment-IConstruction Materials, Methods and Technology- IBehavioral aspects of Built Environment-I Business Communication for Built Environment- IForeign Language 1

semester-IIFinancial Management for Built EnvironmentResearch Methods for Construction- IConstruction Cost Management Computer Applications in Construction ManagementConstruction Project Planning and Control Marketing Management for Built Environment SectorServices for Built Environment- II

Construction Materials, Methods and Technology – IIBusiness Communication for Built Environment- IIBehavioral aspects of Built Environment-IIForeign Language 2

semester-IIIResearch Methods for Construction IIOrganizational Behavior and HRM For Built Environ-mentConstruction Contracts - Practice And Management Risk Management in ConstructionProcurement and Supply Chain ManagementQuality, Health, Safety and Environment Management Infrastructure Project Development Elective – ISustainable Practices for Built EnvironmentBehavioral Aspects of Built Environment-IIIBusiness Communication for Built Environment- IIIForeign Language 3

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semester-IVEntrepreneurship in Built EnvironmentStrategic Management for Built EnvironmentLaws and Regulations in ConstructionBuilding Information Modeling Elective – IIElective – IIIProfessional Practices for Built EnvironmentEthics and leadership for Built EnvironmentForeign Language 4Capstone Project – CPM

SEMESTER ITotal Credit-25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER IITotal Credit -25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER III + INT’P

Total Credit -30Total Credit 30Total Credit -30

SEMESTER IVTotal Credit-27

tIme manaGementScheduling ∫

Monitoring and Control ∫Delay analysis ∫

Lean practices ∫Pre-construction planning ∫

sIte manaGementConstruction materials

and technologies ∫Quality, health, safety

and environment ∫Services ∫

BIM ∫Sustainability ∫

Construction Modelling and simulation ∫

PROcURement & RIsKSupplier management ∫

Design and specification ∫Tendering ∫

Purchase and sale ∫Risk register ∫

Risk identification ∫Risk mitigation ∫

Risk Control ∫

cOntRacts manaGementContract Practice ∫

Arbitration ∫Laws and regulations ∫

Dispute avoidance and conflict resolution ∫Management of international projects ∫

cOst PlannInG anD manaGement∫ Quantification ∫ Cost estimation and planning∫ Cost Budgeting∫ Cost Control∫ Value management∫ Construction economics

BUsIness manaGement stRUctURe∫ Organizational Structure & Roles∫ Value Creation∫ Strategy

FInance∫ Accounting∫ Balance Sheet Analysis∫ Modelling∫ Mortgage∫ Cost Finance and Capital Markets∫ Construction Finance

BUsIness cOmmUnIcatIOn∫ Soft skills∫ MIS∫ Computers applications

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The program is a rich mix of technical and managerial subjects. Students gain knowledge & understanding of procurement, commercial management & financial management of construction projects. They are imparted crucial competencies in the areas of cost planning, estimating, measurements, specifications, cost analysis, cost-in-use studies and value management.

Post graduates from the program can take up advisory roles to estimate & monitor construction costs - from feasibility to completion stages, or may be involved with asset management, tax depreciation schedules, replacement cost estimation for insurance purposes and dispute avoidance & resolution.

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semester-IConstruction and Built EnvironmentManagement Science for Built EnvironmentConstruction EconomicsStakeholder Management for Built EnvironmentAccounting for Built EnvironmentDesign Management and Pre-Construction PlanningConstruction Materials, Methods and Technology- IBusiness Communication for Built Environment- IBehavioral aspects of Built Environment-IPrinciples of Real Estate DevelopmentServices for Built Environment-IForeign Language 1

semester-IICost Estimation and BudgetingFinancial Management for Built EnvironmentResearch Methods for Construction- IMarketing Management for Built Environment SectorConstruction Materials, Methods and Technology – II

Construction Project Planning and Control Services for Built Environment- IIBusiness Communication for Built Environment- IIBehavioral aspects of Built Environment-IIComputer Applications in Quantity SurveyingForeign Language 2

semester-IIICommercial Management of ConstructionConstruction Contracts - Practice and Management Design Economics and Cost PlanningProcurement and Supply Chain ManagementQuality, Health, Safety & Environment Management Sustainable practices for built environmentBehavioral Aspects of Built Environment-IIIInfrastructure Project Development Organizational Behavior and HRM for Built EnvironmentBusiness Communication for Built Environment- IIIResearch Methods for Construction-IIForeign Language 3

Industrial training

semester-IVProfessional writing for Built EnvironmentEthics and leadership for Built EnvironmentStrategic Management for Built EnvironmentLaws and Regulations in ConstructionProject Controls and Financial ReportingBuilding Information ModelingElective – ICapstone Project - CEQSForeign Language 4Entrepreneurship in Built Environment

SEMESTER ITotal Credit-25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER IITotal Credit -25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER III + INT’P

Total Credit -30Total Credit 30Total Credit -30

SEMESTER IVTotal Credit-27

tIme manaGementScheduling, tracking and monitoring ∫

Project control ∫Lean practices ∫

Pre-construction planning ∫

cOmmeRcIal manaGement & scmSupplier management ∫

Design and specification ∫Tendering ∫

Measurements and Billing ∫Risk analysis and identification ∫

Risk mitigation and control ∫Cash flows and reconciliations ∫

Value analysis ∫

sIte manaGementConstruction materials

and technologies ∫Quality, Health , safety

and environment ∫Services ∫

BIM ∫Sustainability ∫

Construction Modelling and simulation ∫

cOntRacts manaGementContract Practice ∫

Contract Administration ∫Laws and regulations ∫

Dispute avoidance and conflict resolution ∫Management of international projects ∫

cOst manaGement∫ Quantification and Measurements∫ Project estimation and Budgeting∫ Project Control∫ Financial reporting∫ Design economics and cost planning∫ Construction economics

BUsIness manaGement stRUctURe∫ Organizational Structure & Roles∫ Value Creation∫ Strategy

FInance∫ Accounting∫ Balance Sheet Analysis∫ Modelling∫ Mortgage∫ Cost Finance and Capital Markets∫ Construction Finance

BUsIness cOmmUnIcatIOn∫ Soft skills ∫ MIS∫ Computers applications

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Students study in detail the elements of infrastructure pathway that comprise conceptualization, planning, design & development, investment, government and private finance, delivery mechanisms, procurement & contract management, stakeholder relations, etc.

Students learn how to apply the principles to various sectors such as urban infrastructure (water supply, sewerage and sanitation, solid waste management), transportation (roads, airports, ports, rail, urban transport - bus rapid transport, metro rail systems), energy, oil and gas, telecom, rural infrastructure, tourism, industrial, commercial and social infrastructure.

The course equips students with technical and managerial tools to enhance data management & decision making abilities and understand management processes relating to accounting, finance, marketing, organizational behavior, business law, and computer applications.

Prepares students for career options in project management, consulting, policy making, business development, investment, financial analysis, and social sectors.

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(*Please note that students of MBA in IM will only be available for internship/placement in 2016 -2017]

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semester-IOverview of Infrastructure SectorManagement Science for Built EnvironmentInfrastructure EconomicsComputer Applications for InfrastructureAccounting for Built EnvironmentBusiness and Infrastructure LawQuantitative Methods for InfrastructureBusiness Communication for Built Environment – IBehavioural aspects of Built Environment - IMarketing Management for Built EnvironmentFoundation Project - Infrastructure ManagementForeign Language – I

semester-IIInfrastructure Planning, Development & ManagementInfrastructure Project Feasibility, Appraisal and Due DiligenceFinancial Management for Built EnvironmentInfrastructure Project Management-IStakeholder Management for Built EnvironmentOrganizational Behaviour & HRM for Built EnvironmentCost Accounting for InfrastructureBusiness Communication for Built Environment – IIBehavioural aspects of Built Environment – II

Intermediate Project - Infrastructure ManagementForeign Language - II

semester-IIIProject Implementation Structures - SPVs & PPPsInfrastructure Financing & Investment ManagementTransactions, Contractual Process and DocumentationInfrastructure TechnologiesLand Acquisition & Project ClearancesInfrastructure Project Management-IISustainability for InfrastructureBusiness Communication for Built Environment-IIIBehavioural aspects of Built Environment-IIIElective – IElective – IIAdvanced Project - Infrastructure ManagementForeign Language - IIIIndustrial Training - IM

semester-IVProfessional Writing for Built EnvironmentEthics & Leadership for Built EnvironmentInfrastructure Policy & RegulationAdvanced Infrastructure Financing: Valuations and Infrastructure Finance

Asset and Operations ManagementInfrastructure Corporate TaxationStrategic Management for Built EnvironmentEntrepreneurship in Built EnvironmentElective – IIIForeign Language - IVCapstone Project

KEY COMPETENCIES

SEMESTER ITotal Credit-25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER IITotal Credit -25Total Credit 25

SEMESTER III + INT’P

Total Credit -29Total Credit 29Total Credit -29

SEMESTER IVTotal Credit-27

PROJect stRUctURInGProject Conceptualization ∫

Feasibility assessment ∫ and fitment to local conditions/laws/

requirement-Technical, Financial, LegalProject Structuring ∫

Infrastructure Technologies ∫Project Implementation structures ∫

InFRastRUctURe DeVelOPmentPre-construction stage ∫

Construction stage ∫Post construction stage ∫

Asset Transfer ∫

PROJect FUnDInG & FInance

Sources of funding ∫Financial modelling ∫

Risk evaluation ∫Sensitivity analysis ∫

cOnstRUctIOn,OPeRatIOns & maIntenance

Service delivery ∫Assets & Operations Management ∫

Sustainability ∫

PROcURement & tenDeRInG∫ Codes of practice∫ Industry standards∫ Tendering, evaluation and negotiation processes∫ Technical close

BUsIness manaGement stRUctURe∫ Organizational Structure & Roles∫ Value Creation∫ Strategy

DeVelOPment VeHIcle∫ Project SPV∫ Financial close∫ Escrow mechanism∫ Accounting∫ Balance Sheet Analysis∫ Valuation

BUsIness cOmmUnIcatIOn∫ Soft skills∫ MIS∫ Computers

BeHaVIOURal scIences∫ Organizational Behaviour∫ Stakeholder Management∫ Ethics

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PlaCeMents hIghlIghts 2013-15

About 70 leading companies participated in the campus placement that begun in early December 2014. 100% of our first MBA batch was placed in diverse job roles across renowned firms including real estate developers, global and domestic real estate consulting, construction consulting, banks and housing finance institutions, construction firms, private equity funds, facility management firms and global investment banks.

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What ReCRuIteRs saId afteR PlaCeMents

By 2020, RICS would capture the space so well that within 3 days the entire batch will be placed.

lancelot cutinha, HR Head, Mahindra Lifespaces

Bright technically, relevant skills -students are truly industry ready.

Manas Chakravarty, VP HR & Admin, Raheja Developers

Very technically sound students with requisite managerial skills, which made us hire a good number for our organization.

Poornima Pathak, Sr HR Manager, Leighton Contractors

Impressive top 10%! However the quality throughout the batch needs to be more consistent.

Vithal nayak, Exec VP HR, Shapoorji Pallonji

Students were good fit and the placement team clearly put in efforts, it demonstrates to us your commitment to providing the highest quality of placements to your students.

nitin kumar, Director, Capex Realty

Bright, confident students with good communication skills.

sugato Palit,Exec direct HR, Experion Developers

RatIng Outstanding 5

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CoMPanIes suPPoRtIng us

Given RICS’ international pedigree and being an industry led initiative, leading real estate, construction and infrastructure firms are supporting us in curriculum development, contribution of case studies, teaching as visiting faculty, internships as well as final placements.

ConstRuCtIon ContRaCtIng & ConsultIng fIRMs

AFCONS InfrastructureAhluwalia ContractsCurrie & BrownDavis Langdon KPK (AECOM)Duet India Project DevelopmentServicesGEM EngservLangdon &Seah ConsultingLarsen & ToubroLeighton India ContractorsShapoorji PallonjiSimplexSteinerSweett GroupTurner & Townsend

Real estate deVeloPeRs

Ajmera HousingAkshayaAlpha G. Corp.Assetz Property GroupATS InfrastructureBharti RealtyCherry HillDLFEmaar MGFEmbassy Property DevelopmentsExperionHabitat VenturesHinduja GroupHinesHirco DevelopmentsIREOK Raheja CorpKalpatruKumar Urban Development Limited (KUL)Lodha GroupMahindra Lifespace DevelopersMantri DevelopersNavin HousingRaheja UniversalRustomjeeSARESilverline RealtySobha LimitedSotheby’s International Realty

SRS Real InfrastructureSupertech LimitedTATA HousingTata Realty & InfrastructureUnitech

Banks & fInanCIal seRVICes

AcquisoryASK Investment ManagersBirla SunlifeHDFC Fund / HDFC RealtyIDFCInfrastructure Development Financial CorporationKotak Realty FundMagma Housing FinanceMicro Home FinanceMilestone Capital AdvisorsNisus Finance ServicesRed Fort CapitalReliance Home Finance

PRoPeRty ConsultIng

Brookfield FinancialCBREColliers InternationalCushman & WakefieldDTZFinlace ConsultingJones Lang LaSalleKnight FrankVestian Global

PRofessIonal seRVICes, ConsultIng & adVIsoRy fIRMs & CoRPoRate oCCuPIeRs

American AppraisalCISCOCRISILEmerCorp Capital AdvisorsGrant ThorntonHVS Global Hospitality ServicesKPMGLiases ForasPaharpur Business CentreProp EquitySpace Matrix

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STANDARDSARDDDSSSSSRICS SBE

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1st – 30th sePt: Placement team to be in touch with you with our brochures and other literature.

1st oCt – 15th noV: Preliminary understanding of requirements and sharing student profiles.

15th noV – 10th deC: Shortlisting of students and sharing of CVs

10th deC– 29th feB:Interviews and selection.Completion of process with offer letter being given and acceptance of the same

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1. The placement process starts in early September wherein our placement team will be in touch with you.

2. We would request you to share recruitment requirements in your organization – no. of people needed, location, department, salary etc. based on which student profiles would be shared in brief and detailed format.

3. We will send the detailed Student Information Matrix sheet, wherein you would be able to do the following:

¬ View candidate details shortlisted by us based on your preferences

¬ Accept recommendations or shortlist other candidates

¬ View detailed interests/projects of all students

¬ Suggest interview date/time and mode of selection such as telephonic interview or physical interview at your office or the School campus

4. We would then like to invite you for pre-placement talks and then interviews at our Noida campus in December and January.

5. After evaluating potential candidates for required roles, we would request you to give offer letters to selected candidates.

PlaCeMent PRoCess and key dates

* Please note that the start and end dates for placement are tentative and subject to confirmation in due course, depending on dates of semester exams. While several firms will be simultaneously shortlisting students, the organization that confirms the placement offer the earliest, will have the first right on the selected student.

Contact our placement officeTo discuss all your requirements, shortlisting of students and coordination of interviews, please contact our placement office saravpreet singhNational Head - Business Developmentm + 91 9717393036e placement@ricssbe.orge ssingh@rics.org

Placement team

komal Raheja m +91 9818812445e kraheja@rics.org

dibyendu Choudhurym +91 9910455410e dchoudhury@rics.org

RICs school of Built environment Block - F2, Fifth Floor, Amity University, Sector - 125, Noida 201313 (UP) INDIAt +91 120 667 3000 f +91 120 667 3050 e ricssbe@rics.org

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