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Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Autonomous) Dadabhai Naoroji House, 164, Backbay Reclamation, H.T Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (Autonomous) Dadabhai Naoroji House, 164, Backbay Reclamation, H.T. Parekh Marg, Mumbai-400 020 Phone : (91-022) 2274 7700 / 2274 7705 / 2202 4118 / 2202 5153 URL : www.jbims.edu e-mail : [email protected] Career Counseling and Career Guidance As a management institute, we have environment for career Counseling and Career Guidance through 1. Alumni Mentor 2. Placement Officer 3. Counsellor Students are allotted senior student as mentor . Alumni from past batches as mentor . On campus Placement Officer Dr. Sudhakar Gaonkar is always available. On Campus Ms Savita Tilak, Career Counselor is available for Counseling and career guidance and any other matter. Senior faculty members are available for any specific advice to the students. Director [Type text] Following students were part of Career Counseling and Career Guidance during their tenure at JBIMS Sr. No Name Programme Year 1 Alok Kumar M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 2 Bhandari Akshay M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 3 Bhoi Harshal Jijab M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 4 Bhosle Vaibhav Hemant M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 5 Chavan Ragesh Ramesh M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 6 Chopra Maithili Mukesh M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 7 D Ravi Shankar M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 8 Ganguly Pronita Ajoy M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 9 Gangurde Pranjal Shantaram M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 10 Gohil Bhavin Kiran M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 11 Grover Abhinav M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 12 Jagirdar Akram Zubair M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 13 Kharde Mitesh Mohan M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 14 Kondilkar Swapnil Dattatrey M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 15 Lonare Gunratan Gautam M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 16 Loya Sharad M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 17 Mehra Pranay Sanjeev M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 18 Navlakha Jinan Bhawar M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 19 Pawar Priyanka Ganesh M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 20 Rungta Siddharth Vijay M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 21 Sanghvi Vinit Dinesh M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 22 Shah Vikhyat Shishir M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 23 Shaikh Manaal Musaddique M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 24 Shivali Omkar Nilakanth M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 25 Shivalkar Kamini Kishor M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 26 Soni Abhishek M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 27 Sukhija Paresh Mohanlal M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 28 Deshmane Swapnil Vijay M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 29 Adkine Deepak Baliram M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 30 Shete Chitraa Uday M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 31 Chhabra Vidur sanjeev M.Sc.Finance 1 2014-15 32 Alok Kumar M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 33 Bhandari Akshay M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 34 Bhoi Harshal Jijab M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 35 Bhosle Vaibhav Hemant M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 36 Chavan Ragesh Ramesh M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 37 Chopra Maithili Mukesh M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 38 D Ravi Shankar M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 [Type text] 39 Ganguly Pronita Ajoy M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 40 Gangurde Pranjal Shantaram M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 41 Gohil Bhavin Kiran M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 42 Grover Abhinav M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 43 Abhijieet Hake M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 44 Jagirdar Akram Zubair M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 45 Kharde Mitesh Mohan M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 46 Kondilkar Swapnil Dattatrey M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 47 Lonare Gunratan Gautam M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 48 Loya Sharad M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 49 Mehra Pranay Sanjeev M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 50 Navlakha Jinan Bhawar M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 51 Pawar Priyanka Ganesh M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 52 Rungta Siddharth Vijay M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 53 Sanghvi Vinit Dinesh M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 54 Shah Vikhyat Shishir M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 55 Shaikh Manaal Musaddique M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 56 Shivali Omkar Nilakanth M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 57 Shivalkar Kamini Kishor M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 58 Soni Abhishek M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 59 Sukhija Paresh Mohanlal M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 60 Deshmane Swapnil Vijay M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 61 Adkine Deepak Baliram M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 62 Shete Chitraa Uday M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 63 Chhabra Vidur sanjeev M.Sc.Finance 2 2014-15 64 Agarwal Aakriti Rajesh MMS 1 2014-15 65 Aggarwal Chirag Rajesh MMS 1 2014-15 66 Ambatkar Nitish Subhash MMS 1 2014-15 67 Ambekar Harshad Sanjay MMS 1 2014-15 68 Arjun Visvanathan MMS 1 2014-15 69 Arora Vaibhav Vijay MMS 1 2014-15 70 Ashish Patial MMS 1 2014-15 71 Bakshi Karan Kuldeep MMS 1 2014-15 72 Bang Anuj Narayan MMS 1 2014-15 73 Bansode Tushar Ajit MMS 1 2014-15 74 Baug Kiran Sudhansu MMS 1 2014-15 75 Bhandari Aashna Rajnish MMS 1 2014-15 76 Bhanushali Nehal Santosh MMS 1 2014-15 77 Bhatkar Ritesh Vijay MMS 1 2014-15 78 Bhattacharya Pallab Ramdas MMS 1 2014-15 79 Bhave Koustubh Mukund MMS 1 2014-15 80 Bhole Shrikant Bhaskar MMS 1 2014-15 [Type text] 81 Bhise Abhijeet Dilip MMS 1 2014-15 82 Birje Megharaj Shripadprakash MMS 1 2014-15 83 Chachondia Sagar Rajkumar MMS 1 2014-15 84 Chambavade Nitesh Sunil MMS 1 2014-15 85 Chande Yogesh Mansukhlal MMS 1 2014-15 86 Chawla Rohit Sunil MMS 1 2014-15 87 Chheda Priyank Shantilal MMS 1 2014-15 88 Chincholikar Samir Rajendra MMS 1 2014-15 89 /Chintalwar Rajeshwari Mohan MMS 1 2014-15 90 /Chitnis Nedita Hemant MMS 1 2014-15 91 /Chougule Amrita Ramesh MMS 1 2014-15 92 /Dand Aneri Ajay MMS 1 2014-15 93 /Desai Pranita Sanjay MMS 1 2014-15 94 Deshmukh Akshay Subhash MMS 1 2014-15 95 Deshmukh Krishna Dilip MMS 1 2014-15 96 Dharod Darshak Piyush MMS 1 2014-15 97 Dubash Nauzad Gustad MMS 1 2014-15 98 Ekhande Pradip Ramdas MMS 1 2014-15 99 Eklahare Harshad Suhas MMS 1 2014-15 100 Ezhuthachen Rupesh Balakrishnan MMS 1 2014-15 101 Galande Sameer Jagannath MMS 1 2014-15 102 Ghai Simranjit Singh Tavinderjit Singh MMS 1 2014-15 103 Gharat Manish Jagannath MMS 1 2014-15 104 Ghodake Amit Chandrakant MMS 1 2014-15 105 Hendre Omkar Pravinchandra MMS 1 2014-15 106 Hirkane Chirag Surendra MMS 1 2014-15 107 Jadhav Amit Suresh MMS 1 2014-15 108 Jadhav Siddhant Mahadev MMS 1 2014-15 109 Jain Ajinkya Rajendra MMS 1 2014-15 110 Jain Dhawalkumar 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2014-15 184 Sapra Girish Gulshan MMS 1 2014-15 185 Agarwal Aakriti Rajesh MMS 2 2014-15 186 Aggarwal Chirag Rajesh MMS 2 2014-15 187 Ambatkar Nitish Subhash MMS 2 2014-15 188 Ambekar Harshad Sanjay MMS 2 2014-15 189 Arjun Visvanathan MMS 2 2014-15 190 Arora Vaibhav Vijay MMS 2 2014-15 191 Ashish Patial MMS 2 2014-15 192 Bakshi Karan Kuldeep MMS 2 2014-15 193 Bang Anuj Narayan MMS 2 2014-15 194 Bansode Tushar Ajit MMS 2 2014-15 195 Baug Kiran Sudhansu MMS 2 2014-15 196 Bhandari Aashna Rajnish MMS 2 2014-15 197 Bhanushali Nehal Santosh MMS 2 2014-15 198 Bhatkar Ritesh Vijay MMS 2 2014-15 199 Bhattacharya Pallab Ramdas MMS 2 2014-15 200 Bhave Koustubh Mukund MMS 2 2014-15 201 Bhole Shrikant Bhaskar MMS 2 2014-15 202 Bhise Abhijeet Dilip MMS 2 2014-15 203 Birje Megharaj Shripadprakash MMS 2 2014-15 [Type text] 204 Chachondia Sagar
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