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Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi Recognised by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India Admission Brochure 2014 Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri (October 2, 1904 – January 11, 1966) Too often the community views the businessman’s aim as a means of selfish gain rather than a step towards advancement of general welfare. That impression can be removed only if business becomes fully alive to its social responsibilities and helps our society to function in harmony as one organic whole. Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri A pragmatic and down to earth leader of the people of India, a fine statesman and an able administrator, with the moral and ethical attributes of a ‘Mahatma’ and a person of impeccable integrity, Shastri Ji was a great soul dedicated to the welfare of the common man. He was deeply patriotic and courageous, having dedicated his life to the service of the nation. His commitment to the people of India was exemplary. Lal Bahadur Shastri was born on October 2, 1904 and from a humble background he rose to the highest post of Prime Minister of India because of his grit, determination and honesty. A firm believer in the social responsibilities of business enterprises, he looked at the economic and social realities of Indian life with a clear vision, never allowing his judgment to be influenced by doctrine or ideological preconceptions. In the administrative sphere, he had original ideas, and was an innovator with a resolve to give effect to new ideas. Shastri Ji’s tireless dedication, to the cause of improving the welfare of the Indian people, is an inspiration to all those who look to the future with hope and confidence. Shastri Ji felt the need for responsive and agile administration during his tenure as Prime Minister of India. The appointment of an Administrative Reforms Commission to streamline Public Administration was one among many steps he took to make administration quick and responsive. Central Vigilance Commission was also created by Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri to deal with corruption among government employees. He simultaneously realised the importance of developing high quality institutions, which could provide highly efficient administrators and managers for future. His vision was later translated into reality when the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration was set up in Mussoorie, which was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister of India, Smt. Indira Gandhi. Shastri Ji passed away in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan on January 11, 1966 after signing the famous Tashkent Declaration. In order to uphold his vision, Lal Bahadur Shastri Educational Society established the Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management(LBSIM), Delhi in 1995. 01 contents Vision & Mission Lal Bahadur Shastri 03 27 National Award 04 The Right Choice 28 Social Initiatives 05 Director’s Message 30 Life @ LBSIM 07 About LBSIM 34 Campus/Infrastructure Admission Procedure & Faculty 08 Programmes Offered 36 Centres for Growth & Academic Administration 20 Excellence 42 23 Research & Publication 43 Advisory Council 24 Placements 44 Board of Governors 02 vision To be a leader in providing excellent, accessible and value-based management education through innovation and research while building a symbiotic relationship with corporates and community. mission LBSIM’s mission is to be a centre of excellence for value based management and technology education and research through continuous learning, societal responsiveness and strategic partnerships. value proposition Students: Follow Shastrivian ethics and moral values that reflect the realities of the market place. Faculty: As intellectual property, industry advisors, capacity builders, and entrepreneurial mentors, facilitate the institute’s growth. Content of work: Work with social sensitivity for employment generation and corporate growth. Transparency: Reflected in governance and principle based administration. Work Culture: Value for values. Collaboration: Strong collaborative relationships with corporates, alumni, government and community. 03 The Right Choice Your decision to join the Post Graduate Programme in Management offered by LBSIM will have a profound and lasting impact on your career. The Two Year Full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Management, Two Year Full-Time Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Finance), Three year Post Graduate Diploma in Management for Working Executives, 15 Month Full-Time Post Graduate Programme in Management for Executives and Three Year Programme in Master of Computer Application and NSE Certified Capital Market Professional Programme at LBSIM offer a challenging and stimulating combination of academic rigour and practical applications, conceptual and analytical skills, practical exposure and human values. The overall emphasis in all these programmes is on effective and efficient managerial decision making to meet the challenges of the emerging global business environment. The programmes have strong linkages with business and industry and are designed to serve the real needs of a dynamic, complex competitive environment. 04 Director’s Message Education brings respect and honour and helps to break free from the shackles of ignorance. It is the pivot of human existence. We belong to the fastest growing economies in the world. Only education can help in creation, dissemination and application of knowledge in a way that helps to bring about profound transformation of society and nation. LBSIM, since its inception in 1995, has focused on translating critical aspects of education into pragmatic managerial excellence, organisational development and path-breaking research. The institute, apart from catering to the needs of organisations by way of various management courses that it offers, also aims at nurturing young minds with values like humility, empathy, trust and respect for all. The very basis for a student’s holistic development are the Shastrian principles; the foundation of this premier B-School. I would like to share with all aspirants seeking admission at LBSIM the view that all across the globe we Indians are admired for our analytical skills and hardworking disposition. Therefore, at LBSIM we have clearly defined and executed value and mission statements to achieve challenging and dynamic global benchmarks. By way of strategic alliances with corporate, industry, academia and civil society, we train and groom our students to be a catalyst in the growth and development of the nation. There is no dearth of learning resources at LBSIM; the institute’s library and computing centre are one of their kinds in India. Intellectual assets are a hallmark of any institution to achieve excellence and LBSIM has top class qualified faculty with diversified experience. LBSIM provides ample opportunities to interact with personalities of national and international repute to develop understanding of various issues of management. Along with academic knowledge, we also facilitate students for overall personality development. Dear LBSIM aspirants, if you believe in thinking out-of-the-box, exploring and experimenting novel ideas, treading the road not taken and giving back what you owe to society then LBSIM is the right place for you. I welcome you to LBSIM and wish you good future. P. K. Biswas 05 About LBSIM 06 The Institute LBSIM also offers the following Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi is a premier • NSE Certified Capital Market Professional Course (in institute for management and information technology education. collaboration with NSE) Established by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Educational Society in • Entrepreneurial and Incubation Centre 1995, it has emerged as one of the top business schools in the • Lal Bahadur Shastri Risk Management Centre country. It takes pride in being one of the topmost institutes in providing value based management education, thus developing professionals with a humane and pragmatic approach on the march to corporate excellence. The institute has state-of-the-art Other Major Programmes and infrastructure and a fully air conditioned building in Dwarka. Activities The institute’s campus in Dwarka, located near the Delhi Metro line • Management Development Programmes can be reached with ease by students living anywhere in Delhi/ • Faculty Development Programmes NCR. Arrangements for boarding, lodging and other facilities have • Research and Consultancy been made in Dwarka itself, for students desirous of residing near • Conferences, Seminars and Workshops the campus. The campus offers excellent infrastructural facilities and is equipped with a splendid auditorium, having capacity of • International Academic Collaborations 300 people, a huge library spanning two floors, a video conference hall with seating capacity of 70 people and also has an open-air theatre. At LBSIM, the focus is on • Developing professionals with vision & versatility in accordance Management Education at LBSIM with ethics, values and principles of Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri. • Producing, grooming and nurturing professionals with a LBSIM is recognized by All India Council for Technical humane and pragmatic approach, the essence of which lies in Education(AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development, teamwork. Government of India for : • Two Year Full - Time Post Graduate Diploma in Management • Supplementing classroom learning with real-life field • Two Year Full-Time Post Graduate Diploma in Management- experience through a mandatory ‘Corporate Interface Day’, Finance conducted weekly. • Three Year Post Graduate Diploma in Management for
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