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CURRICULUM VITAE Name and Designation : Dr. Y.MUNI RAJU Professor, Former In-charge Vice Chancellor, Mangalore University and Former Dean and Chairman, Faculty of Commerce, and Department of Commerce, Mangalore University, Mangalagangothri. Date of Birth and Age : 08-05-1968 Educational Qualification : M.Com, EMBA., Ph.D. Address : Mailing (Office) (Resident) Dr.Y.Muniraju Dr.Y.Muniraju Dept. of Commerce No. 33 University Quarters Mangalore University Mangalore University Mangalagangotri Mangalagangotri Konaje – 574199, Mangalore Konaje – 574199, Mangalore Mob: 9986403861 Email: [email protected] Teaching Experience(27 Years): 1. 2003 onwards, Dept. of commerce (PG), Mangalore University. 2. 2 years in Seshadripuram First Grade College, Bangalore. 3. 2 years in Dept. of Commerce (PG), Bangalore University. 4. 3 years in SJRC College, Bangalore. 1 Research experience, Research Guide and Research projects: 1. Recognized Research guide in Dept. of Commerce, Mangalore University. Six students currently working under my guidance. Six Ph. D students successfully guided and awarded. Two M.Phil students successfully guided and M.Phil Degree awarded with high first class. 2. Worked as a Research fellow in the UGC Major Research Project, Bangalore. 3. Completed one Minor Research Project as a principal investigator, project funded by UGC titled “An evolution of Farm Management Methods and Practices-A Study with refrence to Dakshina Kannada District” in the year January 2007. 4. Completed One Major Research Project, as a principal investigator, Project funded by UGC titled “Competency Building and Retention Management Techniques in Private City Transportations system with Special reference to D.K and Udupi Districts, Karnataka” during 01-02-2011 to 31-01-2013. Authored Books 1. “Grameena Makkalu Mattu Maulyaadharita Shikshana - Ondu Nota”, Prasaranga, Mangalore University, Mangalagangothri, 2008. 2. “Strategic Marketing Management”, First edition, 2009. Manorama printers, Mangalore. 3. “Business Education and Employability: Challenges and New Directions”, Edited Book Published by Niruta Publications, Bangalore, 2016. ISBN: 978-93-84262-24-2. Foreign visit: 1. Visited to University of Philippines in 2007, 5th ISTR Asia public conference on “Millennium Development goals” paper presented entitle “Managerial problem of poverty eradication in the sub-continent: A case study of sixty years, fighting, measures and challenges. 2. Visited to Sultanate of Oman, Muscat, on February 27th and 28th 2012. International conference on Knowledge Management and Resource sharing. Research Paper presented in the International conference, the title of the paper “An Integrated Knowledge Management: A cornerstone for enhancing productivity and sustainability of marginal farmers: An empirical study”. 3. Visited to Singapore on 17th to 19th July 2015 Third Asia Pacific Conference. The research article titled “Employment Discrimination Research Rights and Realities in India” paper was presented. 2 Research publications in the reputed journals: 1. “Managing the S.S.S.I.s back to health”, Southern Economist, volume 41, number 17, January, 2003, P.13-15. ISSN 0038-4046. (With Principal Investigator) 2. “Farm Management in the New Economic Environment”, Southern Economist, volume 42, number 23 and 24, April, 2004, P.18. ISSN 0038-4046. 3. “Evolving a Effective Strategies for Tapping the Rural Markets with Reference to Consumer Durables”. International Conference on Rural Markets proceeding Book, Published by Institute of development studies, University of Mysore (2004) PP.294- 300. 4. “Grameena Mahileya Bhadhuku Mathu Koutambika Nirvahanne -Vondhu Nota”. Edited Book published by Kisan publication Mangalore, on Mahile Mathu Abhiruddhi, PP.204-214, 2005. (Kannada Article) 5. “Managing Risk-A critical issue for survival, success and Future growth of Fishermen Families: A study with reference to D.K. District, Karnataka”, Osmania Journal of International Business studies. Vol. II No.1, Jan-June, 2007, PP.32-39. ISSN 00973-5372. 6. “Information Communication and Technology (ICT) the back bone of Rural Markets”: A study with reference to D.K. District Karnataka. In the proceedings of UGC sponsored National Conference on Destination India 2020 moving towards Global Equalization, Published by MCE Society, Pune. PP.27-30, 2007. 7. “Application of Marketing Strategies and Threats for small scale Entrepreneurs in the New Global Melting Down order: A case study”. A Book published by Abeda Inamdar Senior College Pune, volume II, PP.91-96, 2008. ISBN 978-81-907408-2-1. 8. “Role of Science towards Growth and Development of Commerce: An Analysis of small Farmers’ and Ecology Management in Dakshina Kannada district” Karnataka. Published by Annual Journal of Swadeshi Vijnana Andolana – Karnataka, Bangalore, 2009. PP. 296-301. (Kannada Article) 9. “Information Communication and Technology: A Strategic move towards sustainable Development of peasants in the turbulence era”. ASBM, Bhubaneswar, published by Excel books, New Delhi. PP. 333-344, 2010. ISBN 978-81-7446-788-1. 10. “Marketing Reform Strategy is the key to Financial and Social Inclusion of Marginalized Section: A study with reference to the Dakshina Kannada District, Karnataka”. Edited book by Dept. of Commerce; University of Madras, Vijay Nicole Imprints Private Limited, Chennai, 2010. PP. 535-540: ISBN: 978-81-8209-267-9. 3 11. “Financial inclusion and Social inclusions of migrated Families through Social Insurance in Dakshina Kannada District, Karnataka”: COSMOS. Bi-Annual Journal, PP. 3-11, Jan-2010. ISBN 978-81-907408-5-2. 12. “Meltdown Management and Small Scale Industries: A case study”. Edited book by dept. of commerce and management, KSOU Mysore, Mahamaya publishing house, New Delhi, 2010. PP. 310-319. ISBN: 978-81-8325096-2. 13. “An Evolving Women Mind set and Political Empowerment: An empirical investigation”. Edited book by Dept. of Management, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai. SCITECH Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd. 2011. PP. 285-292. ISBN 978-81- 8371-373-3. 14. “Wealth and value creations through rural entrepreneurs: An empirical study”. Published by Excel India, New Delhi, 2011. PP. 149-154. ISBN: 978-93-81361-46-7. 15. “Mellowness and Maturity of the Employee Competency Building and Retention Management Techniques: An Empirical study”. Edited book by Tumkur University, Tumkur, 2011. PP. 69-79. ISBN: 978-93-5051-327-9. 16. “Hiring for the work and not the job: a study with reference to Mangalore and Udupi city transportation system”. Edited book by Dept. of Management studies, Rajarajeshwari College of Engineering, Bangalore, 2012. PP.12-16. ISBN: 978-93- 5051-634-8. 17. “ICT-The backbone for sustainable growth of farm management-a study with reference to Dakshina Kannada District”, published by Book well, New Delhi, 2012. pp. 358-371. ISBN: 978-93-80574-32-5. 18. “SCM and ICT: A Cornerstone to sustainable development of agribusiness: An analytical study”, edited book by department of Management studies, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Springer publication, 2012. PP. 715-726, ISBN: 978-81-322- 0745-0. 19. “Empowerment and economic transformation of the rural youths without jobs: A critical analysis”, edited book by Institute of management studies and research, Kuvempu University, Shivamogga, published by Himalaya publishing house Pvt. Ltd, 2012. Pp.132-135, ISBN: 978-93-5051-836-6. 20. “Villages awake from Revulsion to Revolution in FMCG’s: a paradigm shift”, published by Excel India Publishers, New Delhi, 2012. Pp.471-476. ISBN: 978-93- 82062-73-8. 4 21. “Women entrepreneurs value proposition and social development: An empirical analysis” published by Broadway publication house, 2013. Pp.76-88. ISBN: 978-93- 80837-51-2. 22. “Integrated risk management: sustaining high performance of owner-manager: A study”, published by International journal of business, management and social sciences, vol. II, issue 7(IX), March 2013, PP.45-49. ISSN: 2249-7463. 23. “Fabian Entrepreneur culture to modern entrepreneur culture in emerging cities in India: A study”, published by Oxford College of Business Management, 2013. pp 228-233.ISBN:978-93-5142-199-3. 24. “Participatory role in management and decision making of women in rural India”, published by Eagle Eye Publications, 2013.pp 154-158. ISBN: 978-81-923777-9-7. 25. “The Silent and Salient Women entrepreneurs in India: A study”, published by Patashala trust, 2013.Edited by Dr. Anitha H.S. Department of Commerce, Davangere University. pp 221-226. ISBN-978-81-928540-0-7. 26. “Managing risk-A critical issue for survival, success and future growth of fishermen families”, published in Osmania Journal of International Business Studies, Volume IX, No. 1, January-June 2014, pp 111-115, ISSN 00973-5372. 27. “ICT and Cell Phones: Touchstones for Quality of Life to the Marginalized Community: A study”, Thematics Journal of Business Management A Peer-Reviewed International Research Journal, Vol 3, Issue 5, Dec 2014, pp 153-157, ISSN 2277- 3002. 28. “Prime Minister’s People Money Scheme” published in the souvenir of 3rd Annual Convention of ICBE and International Conference, January 2019, p 2, ISBN 978-1- 5136-0595-1. 29. “Financial Transformation through Jan-Dhan accounts in India” Edited book on Strategies for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Economic Development, Archers and Elevators Publishing House, Bangalore, 2019, pp8-11, ISBN 978-93-88805-28-5. Research publications in the reputed journals with Ph. 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    Faculty Profile Sl. No Name of the Teaching faculty Dr. B. Suryakanth BE (ECE), M.E(PE), Ph. D 1 Designation Professor 2 Department E&CE, presently deputed to CSE Department. Date of Birth 01/04/1965 3 09/09/1995, mail-id: [email protected] Date of Joining the Institution Mo.no: +919448449744 Board/University Institution Year of Class / % of Marks Qualification Passing SSLC KSSE Board, Satyashraya High 1981 Distinction/70% Bangalore School Rajeshwar Qualification with PUC PUE Board, Govt. Junior 1983 Distinction/79.66% 4 class/grade Bangalore College, Humnabad B.E / GU, Gulbarga PDACE, GLB 1989 SC/58.33 B. Tech M.E / GU, Gulbarga PDACE, GLB 1994 Distinction/71% M.Tech Ph.D. GU, Gulbarga DOAE&R,GUG 2013 Awarded. 30 YRS [25 years at BKIT, Bhalkiand 5 Years at NES Polytechnic Total Experience in years 5 Chittapur and Govt. Polytechnic, Kalburgi] 6 Paper published International Journals 15 Total :17 National Journals 03 International published in 04 proceedings conference 7 Paper presented in conferences Total : 16 National Journals published in 12 proceedings conference Ph. D Guide give field and List Enclosed. 8 University 9 Ph. Ds/Projects Guided 25 UG Projects 10 Professional membership ISTE, IETE Received Rs.40 Lakhs Grant from VGST, Department of information technology, 11 Grants Received biotechnology and science & technology, Bangalore 12 Awards National Merit Scholarship (1) BOE Member during the academic year 2018-19 (2) LIC Committee member. Conducted on-line LIC committee visit to: 13 VTU COMMITTEE (i) Dr.T. Timmayya institute of Technology Kolar (ii) Sri Vinayak Institute of Technology, KOLAR (iii) C.
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    Asian School of Business Because business is life Placement Brochure 2011 Brochure Placement we invite you to make the right move... Convocation of Batch (2008-2010) Convocation of Batch (2008-2010) Asian School of business (ASB) is founded on and driven by the vision of creating competent and dynamic management professionals with a passion to lead. Enhanced by its deep-rooted values, the institution opens up avenues for its members to be highly effective and productive by integrating change with continuity. Its confidence and focus on individual empowerment helps ASB draw out the best from every member of the team. ASB Goals To lay a strong foundation in general management practices and to facilitate the extension of this fundamental knowledge to various areas of specialization. To achieve a balance between academic studies and exposure to a wide range of business issues in real-life contexts. To foster among the students critical, creative and positive thinking. To create high levels of motivation, self-confidence and leadership qualities in the students. To establish professional alliances with Indian and international scholars, institutions and groups to identify and incorporate innovative ideas in business management studies. To achieve the highest standards of excellence in management education, research and consulting and evolve as an arbiter of public and private business policies. Dr. S. Ramadorai, Vice Chairman of TCS, on ASB “The Asian School of Business is one of India’s most promising Management Institutes which has established itself in a short span. It trains future global leaders, imparting knowledge on business excellence as well as sensitizing managers of tommorow, to societal needs and expectations from them.