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Mba 2019-21 Batch Profile Batch at a Glance MBA 2019-21 BATCH PROFILE BATCH AT A GLANCE 68 44 24 TOTAL MALE FEMALE WORK EXPERIENCE DISTRIBUTION ACADEMIC BACKGROUND WORK DOMAIN A A NAVANEETHAKRISHNAN Work Experience : Fresher APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University Mechanical Engineering Palakkad ABHINAV MYADAM Work Experience: 24 Months Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Sri Lakshmi Civil Engineering Venkateshwara Hyderabad Constructions, Assistant Engineer ABHISHEK SUKUMAR Work Experience: 37 Months Anna University BNYM Technology Ltd, Information Technology Senior Application Chennai Developer AISHWARYA SHUKLA Work Experience: Fresher Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Jabalpur AKANKSHA MUDGAL Work Experience : 31 Months Rajasthan Technical University Bosch Ltd, GA Electrical and MEIPL, Engineer-PPC Electronics Engineering SEMCO Pvt. Ltd, Sr. Pali Engineer AKANKSHA PANWAR Work Experience: 19 Months Rajasthan Technical University Digital Webspot, Digital Electronics and Marketing Executive Telecommunication Jaipur AKASH MANDLOI Rajiv Gandhi Technical Work Experience: 24 Months University Bhandari Foils and Tubes, Mechanical Engineering Assistant Engineer Hoshangabad ESPIC Consulting Pvt. Ltd, Sr. Engineer AKASHDEEP DWIVEDI Work Experience: 24 Months CSJM University Knappily, Business Information Technology Development Executive Lucknow Kendrika Academy, Faculty AKSHAYA M Work Experience : 6 Months Anna University Zoho Corporation Pvt. Ltd, Computer Engineering Coimbatore Member Technical Staff ALIASGHAR ABEZER VALI RTMNU Work Experience: 3 Months Industrial Engineering MuSigma Business Nagpur Solutions Pvt. Ltd, Trainee Decision Scientist ALOK SHIRISH AYACHIT Work Experience: 32 Months RGPV Computer Engineering DXC Technology, Product Indore Developer AMANDEEP SINGH Work Experience: Fresher APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University Computer Engineering Balrampur ANANT KUMAR SINGH Work Experience : Fresher VTU Mechanical Engineering Varanasi ANKUSH GUPTA Work Experience: 34 Months Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University Infosys Technology Limited, Computer Engineering Senior Systems Engineer Howrah AREESHA TANZEEM Work Experience: 6 Months YMCA University Pace Resources pvt. ltd, Information Technology Project Assistant Faridabad ARUN SINGH TOMAR Work Experience: Fresher Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogika Viswavidyalaya Mechanical Engineering Gwalior BHUMIKA AJMERA Work Experience : Fresher Rajasthan Technical University Information Technology Bhilwara CHINTA YASHWANTH Work Experience: 30 Months VIT, JNTU TATA Consultancy M.Tech (Embedded Systems), B.tech (ECE) Services, Systems Vijayawada Engineer DAS CHOWDHURY UDAYAN DEBASHISH Work Experience: 6 Months Savitribai Phule Pune ASIC India, Network University Engineer Electronics and Telecommunication Faridabad DAYMA AMAN AJAY Savitribai Phule Pune Work Experience: 17 Months University AATCO Foods India Pvt.Ltd, Mechanical Engineering Executive Nashik DEVRISHABH JAIN Work Experience :24 Months Chitkara University Piaggio Vehicles Pvt.Ltd, Mechanical Engineering Yamunanagar Engineer DHANVEER SINGH CHHABRA Work Experience: 8 Months RGPV Computer Engineering Secondary Cities/ Indore Acropolis, Assistant Project Manager DOSHI ADVAIT SAURABH Mumbai University Work Experience: Fresher Computer Engineering Mumbai ESHITA SHUKLA Work Experience: 22 Months Rajasthan Technical University Accenture, Associate Information Technology Software Engineer Sawaimadhopur Auriga IT, Senior Software Developer GARVIT JAIN Work Experience: 36 Months Rajasthan Technical Shree Shankar Sales University Corporation, Supervisor Mechanical Engineering Jaipur FMC Pvt. Ltd.,Quality Control Creative Caption, Manager JECELYN JOSE Work Experience: 11 Months Karunya University Tata Elxsi, Engineer Electronics & Communication Engineering Kozhikode KEERTI PRAKASH T. Work Experience: 37 Months Anna University Infosys Ltd, Senior System Electronics & Electrical Engineering Engineer Aruppukottali KSHITIJ SHUKLA Work Experience: Fresher Rajasthan Technical University Information Technology New Delhi KUMAR SUYASH RITURAJ Work Experience : Fresher Amity University Mechanical & Automation Engineering Dhanbad KUNNURI GOLLA HUDAI VISHWANATH Work Experience: 49 Months TCS, Systems Engineer JNTU EEE Kurnool LAD ARPIT PRAKASH Work Experience: 27 Months Nirma University Adani Petronet Dahej Port Mechanical Engineering Valsad Pvt Ltd, Senior Engineer MAYANK GAHLOT Work Experience: 24 Months Uttar Pradesh Tech Mahindra, Software Technical University Electronics Engineering Engineer Meerut MEDHA PANT Work Experience : 16 Months Amity University Wipro Technologies, Project Computer Engineering Engineer Lucknow MEGHA GANDHI Work Experience: 19 Months Kurushetra University Rapidsoft Technologies, Computer Engineering BA-QA Yamunanagar MEHTA ADITI VINAY Work Experience: Fresher Gujrat Technological University Computer Engineering Mumbai NANDIGAM SANDEEP KUMAR Work Experience: Fresher JNTU Computer Engineering Vishakhapatnam NAYAN CHOURASIA Work Experience: 44 Months SavitriBai Phule Jacobs Engineering India Pune University Pvt. Ltd, Design Engineer Instrumentation and Control Engineering Katni NIDHI JAIN Work Experience: 52 Months Uttar Pradesh Technical University TCS, Systems Engineer Computer Engineering SHIES, Mentor Agra Gradeup, Technology and Operations Intern NISARG SNEHALBHAI BUCH Work Experience: Fresher INDUS University Mechanical Engineering Ahmedabad PRABHA KUMARI Work Experience: 25 Months RGPV Collabera Inc, Operations Electronics And Communications Executive Bhopal Lexus Infratech LLP, Asst. Business Development Manager PRABHAT GUPTA Work Experience: 13 Months Uttar Pradesh Tata Consultancy Services, Technical University Assistant System Mechanical Engineer Engineering Jhansi PRACHI Work Experience: Fresher Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Electrical & Electronics Engineering Delhi PRIYANKA BHOL KIIT University Work Experience: 36 Months Electrical Engineering Accenture, Application Bhubaneswar Development Analyst R ARAVIND Work Experience: 19 Months SASTRA University Hinode Technologies, Automobile Engineering CAE Engineer Chennai RADHIKA GUPTA Christ Church College, Work Experience: Fresher Chhatrapati Shahu ji Maharaj University M.Com (Marketing), B.Com(Finance) Kanpur RAJDEEP BASU Work Experience: Fresher Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University Of Technology Mechanical Engineering Kolkata RISHABH JAIN Work Experience: 19 Months JUIT Ericsson Globals, Computer Engineering Jaipur Software Engineer ROSHINI MURALI KRISHNAN Work Experience: Fresher ANNA University Computer Engineering Chennai ROUNAK BHALOTIYA Work Experience: 28 Months RTMNU Infosys, Senior Systems Electronic & Communication Engineer Engineering Nagpur RUUPALI HAZAARY Work Experience: 12 Months Osmania University Hyundai Mobis, Graduate Mechanical Engineering Engineer Trainee Secundrabad SAI KIRAN VADDI Work Experience: 2 Months Karunya Institute of Accenture Sol. pvt. ltd, Technology and Sciences Electronic and Application Development Communication Associate Engineering Hyderabad SALEHEEN AHMAD FAHMI Work Experience: 34 Months Mumbai University Electronic and L&T Infotech, Software Telecommunication Engineer Engineering Capgemini India, Associate Muzaffarpur Consultant SANDEEP SARASWAT Work Experience: 18 Months AKTU LG SOFT INDIA Pvt. Ltd, Mechanical Engineering Testing Engineer Aligarh SATYARTH KUMAR Work Experience: Fresher Himachal Pradesh Univerity Information Technology Dharamshala SHAH KALP ATULBHAI Work Experience: Fresher Gujarat Technological University Mechanical Engineering Vadodara SHAH SHAIL KAUSHIKBHAI Work Experience: 26 Months Gujarat Technological University Sonu Chem Consultancy Electronics and Service, Chemicals Trading Communication Integration Point , Global Engineering Trade Content Analyst Vadodara SHASHANK BINDAL Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Work Experience: Fresher Technical University Electronics and communication Engineering Allahabad SHIVAM MISHRA Work Experience: Fresher Gujarat Technological Uniersity Mechanical Engineering Bharuch SHUBHAM SINGH Work Experience: Fresher JIIT Computer Engineering Raebareli SIMPI SALONI Work Experience: Fresher Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University Computer Engineering Varanasi SINDHE SIVAJI DEEPA Work Experience : 23 Months National University of Singapore, Anna National University of University Singapore, Research Master of Science Engineer (Electrical Engineering),B.E.(EEE) Qualcomm, Engineer Hyderabad SOUJANYA PATIL Work Experience: 25 Months JNTU Amazon Development Information Technology Hyderabad Centre, Transaction Risk Investigator SOUNAK BANDYOPADHYAY Work Experience: 12 Months Maulana Abdul Kalam Leighton India Contractors Azad University Pvt. Ltd, Engineer Trainee Civil Engineering Kolkata SREELAKSHMI MOHAN K T Work Experience: Fresher Savitribai Phule Pune University Chemical Engineering Mumbai SWAR SHARMA Work Experience : Fresher RGPV University Civil Engineering Bhopal TATHAGATA BHATTACHARJEE Work Experience: 36 Months Shiv Nadar University LJUNGSTROM, Engineer Mechanical Engineering Thalambur V SAI SREEJA Work Experience: 30 Months Sathyabama University Tech Mahindra, Software Mechanical Engineering Engineer Anantapur VIGNESHWARAN S Anna University Work Experience: 40 Months Electronics & Infosys, Senior Systems Instrumentation Engineer Erode TIME, Business Development Manager.
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