Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India : Placement

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~=~~~~~.::::::::::~~ (AS on October 1, 2010)Shri V.S. RathoreExecutive DirectorSmall Industries DevelopmentBank ofIndia

Chairman and Mauaging DirectorIDBI Bank Ltd.MumbaiDr. Yogindler K.AlaghVi'ce Chairman & Professor EmeritusSardar Pate! Institute ofEconomic &Social ResearchAhmedabadSh1'1D.P. Bagchi, lAS (Retd.)Ex-Chief Secretary, OrissaMrs. K. Rama DeviPresidentAssociation of Lady Entrepreneurs ofAndhra PradeshHyderabadShri Anand T . KlJSreNominee Member of ICICI Bank Ltd., MumbaiShn M.K. NagChief General Manager (SME)State Bank of IndiaMumbaiDr. Sailendra NarainChairmanCentre for SME Growth &Development FinanceNavi MumbaiShri Atul Kumar RaiChief Executi ve Officer &.Managing DirectorIFCI LimitedNew Delhi

Vice Chairman &Director,Adani Institute of Infrasrructurelvlanagement,AhmedabadShri Gaurav Nanavatv, ManagingDirector,Anup Industries Lrd., AhmedabadShri Jay Rupard,Chief Operating Officer,AZURE Knowledge Corporation Pvt. Ltd,AhmedabadShri Pranav Adani, Managing Director,Adani Wilmar Ltd., AhmedabadShri Kaushal Mehta,Chairman and Managing Director,

India Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad

SME Development CentreMumbaiShri B. RavindranathExecutive DirectorIDEl Bank Ltd.MumbaiShri Meheshwar Sahu, lASPrincipal SecretaryIndustries & Mines DepartmentGovt.ofGujaratGandhinagarShri Umesh Chandra Sarangi, lASChairmanNational Bank for Agriculture &Rural DevelopmentMumbaiShr] Udav Kumar Varma, lASSecretary (MSME)Ministry of Micro,Small &Medium EnterprisesGovernment of IndiaNew DelhiDr. Dinesh AwasthiDirectorEntrepreneurship DevelopmentInstitute of IndicaAhmedabad

Shri Praful Contractor, Trustee,Dahvabhai Chhotalal Charity Foundation,AhmedabadSbd Sagar Patel, Director,Planet Health, AhmecabadShri Yatindra Sharma,Joint Managing Director,KHS Machinery Pvc Ltd. & Vice Chairman,Cll-Gujarat Council, AhmedabadShri Sunil Parekh, Corporate Advisor,Zydus Group, Cadila Healthcare Ltd.,AhmedabadDr. Dinesh Awasthi, Director,Entrepreneurship Development Institute ofAhmedabad


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Director's MessageGreetings from ED! !!!The challenges of the business world are getting increasingly complex. An entrepreneur's turfis as much global as local, and requires him/her to wield strategic entrepreneurial skills tosurge. The course, 'Post Graduate Diploma in Management - Business Entrepreneurship' hasbeen launched to prepare a cadre of entrepreneurial managers, besides competent andcompetitive entrepreneurs who achieve the optimum beyond the resources they control. It istheir positive entrepreneurial mindset that sets result- giving goals and takes the organisationthat they work for,to the zenith of success.The specialization options offered to students are Family Business Management; NewEnterprise Creation: Agri-Entrepreneurship, EntrepreneuriaL Education and ServicesManagement. Over these two years the students have developed entrepreneurial creativity,and look forward to apply their knowledge across a variety of settings and sectors.Entrepreneurship, Organisation Management, Business Policy and Strategy, Marketing,Business Opportunity and Project Formulation and Economics and Finance are areas inwhich they have developed intense insights. The past experiences indicate their enormoususefulness particularly in implementing 'Green Field Projects'.I am happy to present 17 fervent entrepreneurial-managers before you, keen to showcasetheir capabilities, resolve and commitment level. We invite corporates to give a platform tothem to exhibit their skills.

- Dr. Dinesh Awasthi


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Chairman's Message

The Post Graduate Diploma in Management - Business Entrepreneurship is a course which iscontemporary in terms of the coverage of its curriculum. This 'futuristic course', as I wouldlike to put it, imparts specialized traits and knowledge to its students and grooms them in away to take up the role ofinrra-preneurs or entrepreneurial managers. For any organisation toflourish, it is important that its employees nurture an entrepreneurial attitude towards work.The students of this course possess the tight kind of skills, attitude and knowledge to makemeaningful contribution to the organisation that they work for.Exploring and exploiting business opportunities, developing and using networks, takinginitiatives and calculated risks so as to achieve a goal are the niche areas of these passing outstudents. Their skills will immensely benefit the organization that they workfor ,On the part of the student, I can see a distinct enthusiasm to prove themselves. They aredetermined to make a difference to the organisation that they work for by becoming result-oriented professionals.We invite corporates to give them an opportunity to showcase their unique skills.

. D r. Sunil Shukla

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For the past few years, I have been interacting with you in capacity of Faculty- In-Charge ofthe Placement Cell ofEDI's Post Graduate Programmes. Like in the past, this year too I feelprivileged to present this Placement Brochure of the students of Post Graduate Diploma inManagement-Business Entrepreneurship (PGDM-BE) 2009-2011 batch, passing out in themonth ofMarch-2011.For the past 27 years, EDI has been developing young minds to take up the challenges ofentrepreneurship to strengthen and shape the economy of India. Over last 11 years 616students have successfully completed the programme from EDI and are actively contributingto different sectors of the industry. They are highly motivated and trained entrepreneurs andintra-preneurs, who possess the vision to innovate and implement projects with excellentcommitment levels.I am confident that the students of our Institute will live-up to your expectations as they havebeen doing so far.The Placement Brochure will give you an insight into our course and the students. It will, Iam confident, give you reasons to visit EDI and meet our students.Once again, I welcome you to our Institute for Campus Placement from 1December 2010 togauge our would be catalysts' foresightedness and depth.

Ramkrishna MistryFaculty-In-Charge of Placement Cell


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The InstituteAn acknowledged National Resource Institute forEntrepreneurship education, research & training

The Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (ED1) is an autonomous and not-for-profitInstitute, set up in 1983 with the support ofleading financial institutions like; the IDBI Bank Ltd.,ICICI Ltd., IFCI Ltd. and the State Bank of India with active support ofGovernment ofGujarat.EDI's pioneering activities in entrepreneurship development training and education haveestablished that people from all walks of Iife can become business owners and entrepreneurialmanagers provided they are trained in a focused manner. It has demolished the myth thatentrepreneurs are born, and not made.Through well conceived training interventions and capacity building activities, over the last 26years, ED1 has equipped a few thousand people with entrepreneurial skills. EDl has beenspearheading entrepreneurship movement throughout the nation, by organising various trainingprograms, workshops and research projects under strategic thrust areas, thereby advancing thefrontiers of theories and practices of entrepreneurship and effectively contributing to the nation'seconomic vitality.To pursue its mission further, EDI has helped set up fourteen state-level exclusiveentrepreneurship development centers and institutes. One of the more satisfying achievements,however, was taking entrepreneurship to a large number of schools, colleges, science andtechnology institutions and management schools in several states by incorporatingentrepreneurship inputs in their curricula. In view of EDI's expertise in Entrepreneurship, theUniversity Grants Commission had also assigned EDl the task of developing curriculum onEntrepreneurship, and Gujarat Textbook Board assigned to it the task of developing textbooks onEntrepreneurship for 11th & 12th standards.EDl has also established linkages with a nationwide network of organizations and institutionscommitted to entrepreneurship development. Even though much has been realized, far moreremains to be done and EDI continues with its mission of augmenting manifold the nation'saggregate capacity to develop entrepreneurial potential.EDI has been spearheading entrepreneurship movement throughout the nation with a belief thatentrepreneurs need not necessarily be born, but can be developed through well-conceived andwell-directed activities.In consonance with this belief, EDI aims at; creating a multiplier effect on opportunities for self-employment; augmenting the supply of competent entrepreneurs through training;

augmenting the supply of entrepreneur trainer-motivators;participating in institution building efforts;inculcating the spirit of'Entrepreneurship' in youth;promoting micro enterprises in rural areas of the country;

developing and disseminating new knowledge and insights in entrepreneurial theory andpractice through research;

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facilitating corporate excellence by creating entrepreneurial managers, known as intra-preneurs;improving managerial capabilities of small scale ind ustries;sensitizing the support system to facilitate potential and existing entrepreneurs establish andmanage their enterprises; andCollaborating with similar organisations in India and other developing countries toaccomplish the above objectives.

The Institute's basic strategy to realize its mission has been to concentrate on some broad areas toachieve its objectives. The areas so selected have to satisfy the twin criteria of social relevance andthe institute's capability.

EDI has earned a great deal of national and international recognition for its pioneering work asreflected in the support it has received from the World Bank, International Labor Organization,UNIDO, Commonwealth Secretariat and several other international agencies. EDI is one of thepanel Institutes of Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India's Indian Technical andEconomic Cooperation Program, popularly known as "ITEC", which was launched in 1954 as abilateral programme for technical and economic assistance to under-developed and developingcountries.

Students interacting with participants of an International Training Programme


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Post Graduate Diploma inManagement - Business Entrepreneurship (PGDM~BE)Globalization and liberalization of the Indian economy along with integration of world marketshave opened up avenues of prosperity and growth for business. The fast pace of changes hasbrought out the need to innovate newer ways of establishing and managing enterprises. To addressthese needs, the Institute pioneered a full time entrepreneurship education course in 1998. Theprogramme is offered as two year Post Graduate Diploma in Management -BusinessEntrepreneurship (PGDM-BE), approved by the All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE), Ministry ofHRD, Government ofIndia.Objectives:The objectives of this accelerated, rigorous and application-oriented programme are to: Identify and evaluate new venture opportunities by interpreting the customer needs and

then initiate the capital investment process in new up-coming areas, including tourism,agriculture and services sectors.

Enhance &expand the ventures both geographically and culturally by leveraging the scienceand technology to magnify the value proposition.

Develop family business successors as enterprising and knowledgeable owners of the businessof their forefathers.

Create cadres of educators and researchers in the field of Entrepreneurship Development.Structure of the ProgrammePGDM-BE is a two year, full-time programme offered through six trimesters. Curriculum offers astrong mix of quantitative, analytical and strategic skins that form the basis of progressive theoriesand concepts in business and management practices. It aims at preparing the students for allaspects of modern day business. It also aims at promoting an inquisitive mind, which proactivelyseeks the right knowledge, acquires appropriate skills and the right attitude to develop capabilitiesneeded to manage enterprises illthe twenty-first century. As business ventures demand a strongfoundation in key functional areas, the programme offers courses under foundation, perspective,management and application module in six academic areas distributed throughout the programmeduration. The areas focussed upon are; Entrepreneurship, Organization Management, BusinessPolicy &Strategy, Marketing, Business Opportunity & Project Formulation and Economics &Finance. The programme also offers dual specialization, that helps the students specialize in a keyfuntional area besides his/her selected specialization stream in entrepreneurship.Specializations offered inEntrepreneurshipNew Enterprise Creation:The objective of this specialization is to provide knowledge and develop competencies to start andmanage own independent business. Students opting for this specialization are guided to work on adetailed project report and emerge with a bankable business plan after completion of classroomtraining.Family Business Management:This specialization aims at developing family business successors into enterprising and

,knowledgeable owners of the business of their forefathers. Issues, problems and unique concerns of6


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family business management are dealt with in great detail so as to enable the students to come outwitha five-year growth plan.Agri- Entrepreneurship:The primary objective of this specialization is to develop agri-preneurs who can operate in theagriculture sector, understand its nuances, exploit opportunities galore in this field and benefit fromthe latest schemes of the government to promote the sectorServices Management:The objective is to facilitate conceptual understanding of the fast emerging services sector and itssignificance to the economy. The stream provides an in-depth analysis of the environment that leadsto recognition of opportunities in the services sector. Students are able to benefit from suchopportunities and create and manage new ventures in this sector.Specializations offered in Key Functional AreasThe unique feature of the PGDM-BE is its dual specialization. Entrepreneurial Managers need toaddress various issues concerning higher productivity, greater efficiency and effectiveness ofnew/family business organizations and for this they must be well equipped with competencies indifferent functional areas. To provide these inputs, PGDM-BE programme offers dual specializationwhich, apart from imparting knowledge on creating and managing business, enhances the knowledgein key functional areas viz Marketing, Finance and HRM, so that students can contribute to variousfunctions of an organisation with equal efficiency.

Trimester II Trimester T I lEntrepreneurship Theatre Creativity & Innovation for

Entrepreneurial ExcellenceEntrepreneurial Effectiveness

Entrepreneurial Lab Management:Theory & Practice

Business OpportunityIdentification

Organization Behavior Business Finance-I Marketing ManagementManagement Accounting-I Business Economics:Macro Business EnvironmentAnalysisBusiness Economics: Micro Human Resource Management Strategic ManagementInformation & CommunicationTechnology for Entrepreneurs

Management Accounting-Il Research Methodology &Quantitative Techniques

Business Communication Production & OperationsManagement

Business Taxation

Business Opportunity Guidance Business Finance-Il


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Second Year1Im ster V

Project; Formulation,Appraisal & ImplementationBusiness Policy

Social Entrepreneurship

E, Processes forEffective Business

ri ester VIProject Report Preparation

Negotiation Skills forEntrepreneurs

Business Law

lnrernational Business-I

Business Ethics and CorporateSocial ResponsibilityInternational Busmess-Il

Leadership & ChangeManagementOrganization Development

SpecializatiOn in.Anyon Area Conflict, Competition &Collaborations

Specialization in AnyoneFuntional Area

Specialization Streamsecialization

Project Preparation:Concepts & Compenents

New EnterpriseCreation (NEC)Family BusinessManagement (FBM)Agri-Entrepreneurship(AE)

Enterprise Establishment Entrepreneurship:Management Sustenance and Growth

New Enterprise:Identificatioll & SelectionFamily BusinessManagementAgri- EntrepreneurshipEnvironmenr and Trend

EntrepreneurialManagementAgri- Enterprise:Selectioll andManagement

Venture GrowthPlans &FormulationAgri- BusinessMarketing

ServicesManagement (SM)

Service Sector Enterprise:Selection andManagement

Customer RelationshipManagement

Retail BusinessManagement

FinanceInternational MarketingSales and Distribution Management

Strategic Financial Management: Contemporary issuesBanking & Financial Services: SME Perspective

Branding, Advertising andCorporate CommunicationPedagogy

Investment Banking &Wealth Management

The interactive nature of learning distinguishes EDI from many other institutions. The emphasis ison expetientiallearning. The curriculum is a mix of lectures, simulation games, case studies, andproject-based seminars which create a truly dynamic learning experience and developentrepreneurial mindset and skills.

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Teaching and guidance are principally provided byEDTFaculty and selectively supported by a hostof experts from Leading educational institutions, consultancy firms and entrepreneurs. Studentsget exposed to the entrepreneurial community on the campus and get a good understanding aboutthe theoretical approach as wen as its application. Between finishing the programme and starting abusiness, students gain hands-on experience by working on a related project in the sector of theirchoice. The program relies extensively on unique leadership-building exercises, integrativesimulations and real ~ life projects.

At the end of the first year, students ate exposed to applied aspects of managing an enterprisethrough Summer Internship Placements. A Placement Cell has been set up by the Institute tofacilitate the interaction between students and the industry. Students are placed in Small andMedium Enterprises (SMEs), as per their specialization / area of interest, for a period of8- 10 weeksafter completion of the first year,Students are also encouraged to undertake data collection and prepare Preliminary Project Reportfor their own venture/family business. Faculty members guide the students on how to collect data,analyze it and prepare the report. This is the first step in the direction of their Detailed ProjectReport

At the end of the second year, Detailed Project Report (DPR), a critical element of ProjectPreparation & Management, is prepared by the students after careful secondary research andmarket scanning with IT based applications. This forms an important part of the programme. Thestudents apply the tools, techniques and the tactics learned during the programme while preparingthe DPR. The students of Family Business specialization alternatively prepare Family BusinessPerspective Plan (FBPP) for their family firms. The students appear for the viva-voce examinationon the same topic, For DPR or FBPp, each student is attached to a faculty member for seekingnecessary guidance and supervision. Students submit a copy of their project report to the Instituteand it isgraded.

Name Qualifications Area of SpecialisationDinesh Awasthi,Director Ph.D. (Economics) Policy Research &Rural EntrepreneurshipSunil Shukla, Ph. D . (Psychology)Chairperson- POPs

Entrepreneurship,OB&HR

Satya Ranjan Acharva M.Sc. (Ag) , MFC, PGDBA Agriculture and FinanceGanapathi Batthini M.LLSc., Net Qualified library and

Information ScienceTarun Bedi B.E. (Civil), M.A. (Sociology) Entrepreneurship &

Cluster DevelopmentPankaj Bharti Ph.D. (Psychology) OB&HRMeena Bilgi M. Phil. (Social Work)


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B ino d D as Ph.D. (Political SOciology)B.Sc., MSW, Dip. TO,PGDIP. Psy.CounselingB.A.M.Com.M.Com; PGDBM

NGO ManagementOB&HRemang Desai

Ajay DixitRaman GujaralRajesh GuptaThimmappa K.Kumar MukulUmeshMenon

Manoj Mishra

Sasi MisraRamkrishna Mistry,Faculty-In-Charge ofPlacementsV Padmanand

Sanjay Pal

D. M. Parikh

]. B. Patel

Ph.D. (Agriculture Economics)M. A. aNU)M.Com, MBA (Finance),Grad. C.WA.M.Sc., PGDFM

Ph.D. (Psychology)M.Com.

M. Phil CRENIEO, M. Phil.,Cambridge, UK, PGDMMM.Sc. (Economics),MBA (Marketing)B.E. (Mechanical),M.Tech. (Ind. Mgt; lIT, KGP)B.Se. (Chern.), B.Se. (Tech.)

Social EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship DevelopmentCluster DevelopmentAgribusiness MarketingOB&HRFinance & Accounts

Agri- Business, Micro Enterprise&Micro FinanceOB&HRNGO Management

Entrepreneurship &Cluster DevelopmentRural Marketing

C . R . P atn aikA . B. Raju

N . Rarn eshK . Nagaraj a RaoS . B . S aree n

Bipin Shah

Vivek Shah

K. K. Shaw

B.B. Siddiqui10

PGDMB.Tech (Mech},PGDRM (IRMA)M. Sc. (Chemistry)M.A. (Political Science) AIIIDiploma in Textile Technology,D.I.M, D.I.M.O,(Hon.}, D.M.M.B.Sc. (Chem.) , MBA (Finance)

B.Com (Hons) PGDBM,PGDIRPM, LLBB.E. (Hon.) Mechanical,PGBEMPh.D. (Psychology)

Project Finance

Project Formulation&ManagementEntrepreneurship DevelopmentOperations &Strategic ManagementEntrepreneurship DevelopmentInsurance &Risk ManagementEntrepreneurship Development

Project Formulation&ManagementCommunication

Technology &Cluster DevelopmentOB&HR


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B.Sc. (Chem.), PGDPPl;PGDBM, PGDRD (IGNOU),LL.M., M.A. (Sociology)

Pramod Srivastava M.A. (Economics) Entrepreneurship &Cluster Development

P . N. Srivastava Entrepreneurship Development.Com.v S. Sukumaran LL. B, PGDHRD, PGDTD,PGDM, MBA (IGNOU)

Entrepreneurship Development

Subhransu Tripathy M. A. (Sociology),Ph D (Economics)

Development Economics

D. D. Trivedi M.Com. ManagementMayank Upadhyay ACWA Finance[ignasu Yagnik Information Technology,

Research MethodsM.Sc., DCO, MBA

Qualifications Area of S ecialisationArchana Dholakia, Former Dean, Ph.D. (Economics)School of Social Science,Gujarar University, Ahmedabad

Economics & ResearchMethodology

Mahesh Gupta, Consultant, MBA, CS, LLMAhmedabad

Business law

Easwaran Iyer, Ph. D (Finance)Sri Bhagwan MahaveerJain College, Bangalore

Finance

B. P . Murali, PGDM (lIM-A)Former Chief Faculty, EDI

Entrepreneurship

Rasanand Panda, Ph. D (Economics)Pandit Deen Dayal PetroleumUniversity, Gandhinagar

Economics

V G. Patel, Former Vice Chairman Ph.D. (Economics)and Founder Director, EDI

EntrepreneurshipDevelopment

Deepak Srivastava, MBA, Ph.D.Nirma Institute ofManagement, Ahmedabad

International Business

Mini Mathur, MICA Ph. D (Retail Management) Retail BusinessSubrat Sahu, Pandit Deen Dayal Ph. D (Management)Petroleum University, Gandhinagar

Marketing Management

Nikhil Vaswani, Co-Founder & PGDM (lIM-A)Director, Wellocity

Service sector

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Arif Bazi, SBU Head,Prakash ChemicalsShiv KothariPranav Sanghvi

Nilesh SuchakConsultant, AhmedabadS K DattaFaculty, IBS, AhmedabadRakesh BhavsarConsultant, AhmedabadVictor Anthony SaldanhaConsultant, AhmedabadK Rajasekaran, FonnerAGM Global Trust BankDevang Sanghavi,President &Director,Atlas Dye-ChernArchit Patel, Sr. Manager-Hlc,Zvdus CadilaBindi Mehta

K G K Wartier,Deputy Director, NIISTCouncil of Scientific andIndustrial Research

CA, Ph. D(Corporate Finance)MBM

Corporate Finance

Operations andMarketing

D ClashiB PShah

Ph. D (Management) Marketing ManagementLLB International Business

B. Com., CAIIB Banking andFinancial Services

MBA, Marketing International Marketing

MBAHR Human ResourcesManagementCorporate Governance&EthicsNano Technology

Ph.D.

Ph.D.Chemical Engineering

Ph.D. Food ProcessingPh.D. (Dairy Eng.) Dairy TechnologyMBA Chemical Trading

c . A .MBA

New Enterprise CreationBusiness Simulation

Entrepreneurs &Mentors Associated with PGDM-BEShri Alpesh Parikh, Gulmohar Greens Golf &Country Club Ltd.Shri Archit Patel, Zydus CadilaShri Badri Mahapatra, Director, Sanguine ConsultantsShri Chandubhai Virani, Director, Balaji Wafers Ltd.Shri Chenraj Jain, Chairman, Jain Group ofInstitutionsShri Dushyantjoshi, CEO, Azure Knowledge Corporation Pvt. LtdShri Gaurav Nanavaty, Anup Industries Ltd.Shri HarenShah, Peach Computers Ltd.Shri KSubramaniam, Managing Director, Masibus Process Instruments Ltd."2


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Shri M.A. Suryanarayana, Vice President (HRCC), Zvdus CadilaShri Madhur Todi , Mera Money Advisors (P) LtdShri Manoj Somani, Managing Director, Gopala Polyplast Ltd.ShriN, G. Mavalankar, Advisor, Genest Engineering Ltd.ShriNadeem jafri, Hearty Mart LtdShriN aushad Forbes, Managing Director, Forbes MarshallShri Pivush Palkhiwala, Maps (India) Ltd.Shri Rajiv Vastupal, VP,AlMA & Chairman, Rajiv Petrochemicals Pvc Ltd.Shri Shriya Damani, Founder and CEO, Skyquest labsShri Sunil Parekh, Advisor, CRISIL & ZydusCadilaShri Yatindra Sharma, Vice Chairman, Cll-Gujarat CouncilLife at ED IExtracurricular activitiesThe Institute offers its students a wide range of high-quality sports and cultural activities whichenhances and completes the student's academic experience. Students are involved in manyextracurricular activities and organize cultural and sports events regularly. They also participate inindustry seminars and exhibitions.

Volleyball Premier League (VPL): A unique fusion of business and sports has been designed byStudents of 1 2 d \ (2009-11) batch. Every semester begins with a VPL week. Auctions are held andteams compete against each other for the rolling VPL trophy. So far 2 seasons have been played andhas been quite a success. Preparations are on for extending the format to other forms ofsports.Finance Friday: The students of 1 2 ' 1 1 batch have started a unique discussion and brainstormingforum for discussing and understanding the current trends among start-ups and corporatespertaining to managing finance and its long term implications.Barcamp Ahmedabad: Chapter 3 of Barcamp (http://www.barcampahmedabad.org) was held atEDI on 4 t h April 2010. The event was organised and conducted by students of 1 2 t h batch ED!.Industrialists, Entrepreneurs and Students from across the country were part of this event whichfocuses on sharing ideas.Workshops, OuestLectures, Industrial Visits, LiveProjectsDiscussion on latest developments through workshops, seminars, guest lectures and industrialvisits complement the class room learning. Every year students organize seminars on a subject oftopical interest. Students work on live projects to get first hand experience in different enterpriseson various current topics. Industrial visits are regularly arranged for students with a view toenhance their knowledge and exposure towards the practical side of the industry: As such, thesecompany visits remain dialogue-driven events, allowing the students to discuss ideas andviewpoints that are directly related to their needs and interests.


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The EDI Library &Information Centre (EDILIC)EDILlC is a state-of-the-art information centre, enriched with updated information sources in theheld ofEntrepreneurship and related subjects. It has a rich, rapidly growing book collection, whichis mainly focused on the curricula of PO Programmes. Besides, the library subscribes to about 130national and international periodicals and magazines. Another special feature of the center is thevideo and CD collection in the area of Entrepreneurship. Theresources and facilities help studentsin accessing the latest and relevant information and other literature to supplement qualityentrepreneurship education at EDt EDILIC subscribes to KOMPASS, one of the world's leadingbusiness-to-business information of 75 countries and indiastat.com which gives socio economicstatistical data on India. It also has 'PROWESS,' a financial data base from Centre of MonitoringIndian Economy (CMIE), besides 24 online journals including Harvard Business Review, TheJournal of Entrepreneurship, Small Business Economics, etc.Entrepreneur InteractionInstitute seeks to create a more focused conversion of the student's ideas and knowledge into arealizable business and, therefore, organizes face-to-face interactions with successfulentrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs are involved in mentoring students interested in taking up anentrepreneurial career. These are mentoring session with tremendous tangible impact. Thestudents put ail their learning theory, practice, experience and talent into sharp focus and reach adecision that gives a definite direction to their entrepreneurial career.EDI Alumni Association (EDIAA)

The alumni association isrich in diversity. Each member represents different culture &geography,education & social background, managing businesses in different sectors from manufacturing toservices and not-for-profit enterprises. The members, apart from acknowLedging and celebratingtheir differences, harness the benefits accuring out of their commonality of entrepreneurialpassion. The strength of EDI Alumni Association is about 900 members spread across differentregions, and steadily growing. The alumni, who are the brand ambassadors of the Institute, sharetheir experiences with the students regularly through various programmes like - Entre-Plexus: It is the annual EDTalumni meet, wherein effervescent minds meet to discuss

the progress of successful enterprise. Networking Summit: A networking eventfor EDI alumni. The summit aims at generating a

forum where the alumni can network with each other by way of sharing their current andfuture business/career plans.Refreshing Interactions and Guests Lectures: Periodically ED1AA organises interactivesession with dynamic entrepreneurs from varied sectors soas to learn from their experiences.

EDlAA Premier League: A night cricket tournament organised by and for EDr alumni. Thesport brings the alumni together in a non-formal fashion and brings out the winning spirit ofthe participants.

Picnics and Dinners: Regularly EDIAA organises social events to provide an opportuni.tyfor the alumni's family's to interact and know each other.14


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: Abhishek Goenka: 2Z Years; B.B.M., Certificate in Capital Market &Derivatives Market from NSE

; Finance: Floor management of the company; Greystone Ispat Pvt. Ltd. , Guwahati: (M) 09687934555, Email: [email protected]: 1 . New Enterprise Creation 2 . Finance

: Alisha Makhijani: 21 Years: B.Com.: Marketing and Human Resources: Market Analysis of three different sectors: Opulence Business Solutions, Ahmedabad: (M) 09998681940E-mail: alisha.makhijaniojigmail.com

: 1. New Enterprise Creation 2. Marketing

; Alok Kumar Rai: 23 Years; B.RA. (Marketing): Marketing, FMCG: Marketing Strategy for Ceramic product: Ganpati Industries Pvt. Ltd. , Pune: (M) 09601620644Email: [email protected]

: 1. New Enterprise Creation 2. Marketing

: Anvit Awasthee: 23 Years: B.B.A. (Marketing): Marketing: Overview of Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd.: Ruehi Soya Industries Ltd.: (M) 09537340560Email: [email protected]; 1. New Enterprise Creation 2. Marketing
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: Asher Ben: 28 Years: B.Tech. (IT): 3.8 Years with Aspire Systems (2008-09)(www.aspiresvs.com) & Collabnet (www.collah.net]Ivesia Solutions (2007 -08) (www.ivesia.com)Virtusa India Pvt. Ltd (2006-2007)(www.virtusa.com)Proton web Solutions (2005 -2006) (www.protonweb.com)

: Marketing of IT& IYES: Marketing Strategy for Corona Business Solutions: Corona Business Solutions L.L.c.: (M) 09601620252, Email: [email protected]:l.Service Management 2. Marketing

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: Binal Deopura: 2 1 Years: B.B.A (Marketing & Finance): Marketing and HRM: Export Marketing &New Business Idea Development: K i ss an Brothers Pvt. Lrd. , Ahmedabad: (M) 099091 03033, E-mail: [email protected]:l.New Enterprise Creation 2. Marketing

: Gaurav Vyas: 26 Years: B.BA (Marketing): 8 months (4.5 Months Neptune Staffing Solution, 2.5months with Aegis and 2 months with Osiris (BPO).

: Finance: Understanding Opportunities in Commodity Market: Waris Consultancy Services, Ahmedabad: (M) 099988 10545E-luai.1: gauravskvvasrg'gmail.com:l.New Enterprise Creation 2. Finance

: Heena Rohra: 22 Years: B.B.A. (Finance & HR): Marketing and Human Resource: Comparative Analysis of Reliance Fresh Ltd.: Reliance Retail Ltd., Ahmedabad: (M) 097252 55896, E-mail: rohraheenatgigmail.com: 1. Services Management 2. Marketing


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: ]anvi Gohil: 22 Years: B.B.A. (Finance & Export); Finance &Human Resource Management: Working Capital Management & Business Related Results: Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers' Union: (M) 09879557626, E-mail: [email protected]:l.Service Management 2. Finance

: Kuldtp Patel: 21 Years; B.E. (Electronics &Communication]: 1 5 months of part time experience as a Team Leaderand Trainer in GISH Online and Tele Shopping, 4months with Multispan Automation as a MarketingEngineer.

: Finance; Promotional Strategy fo r New Products: Food Division, lTC Ltd., Ahmedabad: (M) 09276832182,E-mail: [email protected]

: 1. New Enterprise Creation 2. Finance

: Neha Bhardwaj: 22 Years; B.CA.: Human Resource, Training & Development: Training Need Analysis of Reliance Retail Ltd.: Reliance Retail Ltd., Ahmedabad: (M) 09724342340,. E-mail: nehabh.28@gmaiLcom: 1. Service Management 2. Marketing

: Pratik Mistry; 24 Years: B.Sc.: Marketing: Study of Key issue in Family Business: Mistry [ayram [ethalal &Sons, Khedbrahma; (M) 094281 98886, Email: [email protected]; 1. New Enterprise Creation 2. Marketing
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NameAgeQualificationsArea ofInterestInternship ThemeInternship OrganiaationContact InformationSpecialization Stream

NameAgeQualifica tionsArea of InterestInternship ThemeInternship OrganisationContact Informa tionSpecialization Stream

NameAgeQualifica tionsArea of InterestInternship ThemeInternship OrganizationContact InformationSpecialization Stream

NameAgeQualifica tionsArea of InterestInternship Theme

: Priyanka Oza: 23 Years: B.Com.: Marketing &Human Resource Management: Recruitment &Selection: India Infoline Ltd. (Premia Division}, Ahmedabad: (M) 09974761736, Email: [email protected]: 1. Service Management 2. Marketing

: Punit Ahir: 21 Years: B.B.A. (Marketing &Finance): International Business/Exports: Export Potential of Micro Irrigation System: Abhigam Agency, Ahmedabad: (M) 094295 16764, E-mail [email protected]: 1. New Enterprise Creation 2, Marketing

: Raghav Periwa]: 22 Years: B.B.A (Marketing & Finance): Finance: Export Potential of Castor Seeds & Castor Oil: Abhigam Agency, Ahmedabad: (M) 09825038985, E-mail: [email protected]: 1 . New Enterprise Creation 2. Finance

: Saurabh Baranwal: 23 Years: B.Sc. (IT): Finance: Analyzing ERP & Integrating Module (for PCB Industry)

Internship Organization : Peach Computers, AhmedahadContact Information : (M) 09558035995,Email: [email protected]

: 1. New Enterprise Creation 2, Finance

: Vandana Bordia: 22 Years:B,B,A: Finance: Store Management: RSWM Ltd" KharigramUnit, Bhilwara: (M) 09662841195, E-mail: [email protected]: 1. Service Management 2, Finance

Specialization Stream

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Orgnaisation Details:Company: __Contact Person: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Designation:Tel No.: (0) (M) _Fax: _E-mail:Website: --------------------------------------------------------------------Address for Correspondence: __

Date &Time'Proposed Da te &Time for Pre -Placement Talk (PPT) : ~Proposed Date &Time for Campus Visit: _Vacancy &Profile:No. of Vacancies: --------------------------------------------------------------Job Description: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Location/s:Gross Annual Package (INR): __

'Orgamsations are requested to suggest a date from 1 December 2010 onwards


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Selection Process:Selection process to be adopted (please tick)Written Test ( )Group Discussion ( )Interview ( )Others (Specify) ( )(C om pa ny m ay req uest fo r o nlin e in terview s/in tera ctio n w ith stu den ts u sin g SKYFE)Travel Plans of the Official/sDate and Time of Arrival at ED!: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Date and Time of Return: ---------------------------------------------------

Signature Seal

Accommodation Required: YesINoIf, 'Yes', number of persons: Budget (Rs.) _Local Transport Required": YesINo

Date:

20'Local transport and hospitality would be taken care of by the Institute"


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Ramkrishna MistryFaculty-In-Charge ofPlacementat EDI Head Office address mentioned belowMobile: 09924441370E-mail: [email protected]

ashed,':ifine@gma~il.com09879557626gh l [email protected]

Documents

Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India : Placement