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PATNA (A Management Institution owned by Govt. of Bihar) PROSPECTUS-2014
An Autonomous Institute under Magadh University, Bodh Gaya Recognised & Aided by UGC & AICTE, New Delhi PATNA LALIT NARAYAN MISHRA INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE PATNA
Pt. Lalit Narayan Mishra (1922 - 1975) (Former Minister of Railways, Government of India) PATNA
POST GRADUATE & GRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN MANAGEMENT & COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
L. N. MISHRA INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE
(A Management Institution owned by Govt. of Bihar) Affiliated and approved by U.G.C. & AICTE, New Delhi. 1, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Patna - 800 001
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The Board of Management (i) Examination 13-14 Chairman’s Photograph (ii) Sent-up Participants From The Director’s Desk (iii) Internal Assessment Marks Project Report & Viva-voce Introduction 1-8 LNMI Mission Result & Marks-Sheet Academic Programmes Provisional Certificate Teaching Methodology Unfair Means Cases Other Activities Carry-over Examination Facilities/Services Re-totaling of Marks Recognition of the Courses 9 Make-up Examination Fees and Charges 15-16 How to Apply for Management 10-12 Programmes & Computer Application Faculty 17 MBA Computer and Research Wings 18-19 MBA (IB) Contract Faculty 20 MBA-Executive Visiting Guest Faculty 21-22 MHRM Administrative Wing 23 MCA General Administrative Wing 24 Important Dates 25 MAM BBA BCA
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L. N. MISHRA INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE 1, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Patna-800 001, Bihar, India Phone : 0612- 2505200, 2504500, Fax : 2504600; E-Mail : [email protected] website: www.lnmipat.ac.in LALIT NARAYAN MISHRA : A BRIEF PROFILE
Lalit Babu was born on the 2nd February, 1922, and he left for his heavenly abode on the 3rd January, 1975. In his sad demise, the nation has lost one of her illustrious sons and distinguished leaders and makers of modern India and the State of Bihar, and above all, I have sorely suffered a personal loss as the great man who had been a model ideal in the political life of mine is no more. He was a close confidante of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, and an intimate associate of Smt. Indira Gandhi. Enkindled as his dreams were by the visions of Pt. Nehru, it is through him that I got dedicated to his value-based politics, actions, promises and programmes. After I got elected to the Bihar Legislative Council, out of love and affection of my fellow-intellectuals to step in political life, it was Lalit Babu through whom I imbibed deep sense of love for the people, a sense of incessant duty towards the State of Bihar as well as the nation as a whole. He was a leader with rare qualities. He was democratic and liberal in decision making, and equally painstaking in the implementation of the same; and with regard to human values and principles, he always stood like a rock. He had merit, integrity, intelligence, initiative, innovation and courage. He was a man of conscience, having no bias, nor any prejudice nor even a complex of ego. He had an open mind on all contemporary issues and a secular outlook. He was a good communicator and listener to all and easily accessible even to a common man. He had won the hearts of the people he represented as well as his own followers and admirers and even those of his opponents—rare traits and qualities of responsive and sensitive leadership, which make all-round success possible in life. Time throws many into oblivion. But Lalit Babu continues to live embedded deeply in the memories of his people, of his admirers and particularly of those in Bihar as a gem of men, as a redeemer of their pledges, as an alleviator of their anxieties, and as a shooter of their problems. He is as near and dear to all of us even to day as he was when he was at the height of his socio-political life. Lalit Babu served the nation even during the days of political upheaval in the country, struggled for social justice with all sincerity at his command, as a committed social and political worker, popularizing and putting into action his ideals, enmissioned at placing the nation on the path of progress and particularly adding smiles to the faces of the poor, down-trodden and deprived. Lalit Babu’s absence is much more felt to day when various kinds of internal, regional and international problems like regional disintegration, naxalism, terrorism are threatening the natiion. As a Central Ministr of Foreign Trade, he gave new dimensions and directions to our trade and commerce and helped the nation earn not only foreign exchange, but also a coveted place of prestige in the international trading community. He accorded honour to Mithila paintings and sculptures of Bihar; and thus put Bihar on the global trading map. As Railway Minister, he gave a new dynamic shape to its organizational structure, raised its operational efficiency and introduced a number of trains, catering particularly to the needs of backward regions and localities of North Bihar. Pandit Nehru appreciated Lalit Babu for untiring zeal and action aimed at turning Kosi ‘ the sorrow of Bihar’ into ‘blessing for Bihar’. On that account, he is known as Bhagirath, to which the vast Kosi tracts studded with dancing crops and giggling gardens stand as convincing testimony. Lalit Babu was a great humanist. Rising above all petty prejudices of caste, colour and religion, he loved and respected every body as a men. He had particular considerations for the downtrodden and the poor and like a Danveer Karna, he helped a lot all those who went to him for the purpose. A special feature of his great personality was to stand by the side of one, once befriended, even if the one changed sides and loyalties. Once a friend, always a friend. This has also always been my ideal, and I have sought to pursue it even when faced with odds. For this aspect of Lalit Babu, he was endearing, no doubt, to his party men, but was also respected by those in political opposition. He was a towering citadel of affection and respect for the suffering humanity. Lalit Babu was a great manager of man, and commanded superb organizational skill. He helped people sink their differences, forget their petty prejudices, and come ultimately under one banner for the common cause. He was really a ‘Leader of men’ in true sense of the term. He particularly rose to heights in moments of crisis, displayed a matchiess capacity for getting over it, and thus, worked as a great cementing and coalescing force whenever the Congress-unity was threatened, and nation’s interest was in question. Throughout his life, he loved and worked for the nation and also for Bihar. We in Bihar have special reasons to remember him and pay our homage to him especially when there are a number of constraints to the development of the State. However, the present government of the State have promulgated policies, and are implementing multidimensional schemes to perpetuate in the State a self-propelling process of development, oriented more to ameliorating the anxieties of the lot of the weaker sections of the society. Under these circumstances, we should continue to be inspired and guided by Lalit Babu’s indomitable spirit and insight, and propel the boat of State’s development on and on. His spirit will, I am sure, enable us to fully implement our development programmes as included in the State’s Approach to the Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-12), for More inclusive and Faster Growth which is now the central feature of our planned development endeavor and will promote our prosperity on all fronts. Today Lalit Babu is no more, yet his spiritual force is all the time there with us to translate his great humanitarian mission into action. Lalit Babu believed that all socio-economic development especially the upliftment of the poor needed development of human resource and skill. It is to this end that the two institutions, namely L.N. Mishra College of Business Management, Muzaffarpur, and L.N. Mishra Institute of Economic Development and Social Change, Patna were started by us. These are living memorials of Lalit Babu. Let us rededicate ourselves to the lofty ideals and noble mission of Lalit Babu and work for their fulfillment. THETHE BOARDBOARD OFOF MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT
L. N. MISHRA INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE, PATNA
CHAIRMAN Shri Nitish Kumar
MEMBERS
1. Vice–Chancellor, 5. One Representative, Magadh University, University Grants Commission, Bodh-Gaya. New Delhi (Not below the rank of Joint Secretary) 2. One Vice- Chancellor, 6. One Representative, (of Bihar other than Magadh University) Human Resource Development Department, 3. Secretary, Government of India, New Delhi Department of Finance, Govt. of Bihar, Patna. 7. Director, OR Higher Education, His nominee, Government of Bihar, Patna (Not below the rank of Joint Secretary) 8. Six Educationists/Administrators 4. Secretary, (To be nominated by the State Department of Higher Education, Government). Government of Bihar, Patna 9. Director, OR L.N.Mishra Institute of Eco. Dev. & Social His nominee, Change, Patna (Not below the rank of Joint Secretary) Member-Secretary
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(ii) MESSAGE
The signature of L.N. Mishra Institute of Economic Development & Social Change is its commitment to the total process by which proper development and wise utilization of human resource of a nation is achieved. Development of top skills is the most important factor in human capital formation as it is also the key in bridging the unbridgeable divide between billion-dollar homes and millions living in slums.
A society without pride in its past can not look forward to a great future. The country has scientific temper since Indus Valley civilization. There have been theories formulated in that era even without the help of instruments to do research, collect data and make inferences. But from 600 AD till Independence, we remained an oppressed lot and hence scientific creativity suffered immensely. Post-Independence, we have really blossomed. There was a tendency among youth not to apply knowledge. Once they started applying it, they would start creating and innovating. Budding managers with unique talents use their knowledge effectively to provide solutions to the myriad problems faced by Indians in the rural areas and the population living below the poverty line.
L N Mishra Institute of Economic Development & Social Change produces genius, giant and gentlemen,— a 21st century need. For a challenging career and bright future, we believe in one formula,— Excellence. The Institute embodies the spirit of achievement. Our journey with the Institute is that of progress.
Advanced is the mind that knows its path. It is one of the leading centres of learning in India and is best equipped with global expertise, robust infrastructure and always happy to help and ensure that our talented teams are kept seamlessly ticking across the country. Our inspiring teachers using newly acquired skills train students to develop analytical and practical skills that go beyond text books to create a better life for all.
Prof. (Dr.) Kameshwar Mishra Director
(iii) INTRODUCTION
“Bihar Institute of Economic D e v e l o p m e n t ” was established by Dr. Jagannath Mishra in 1973 to carry out research aimed at facilitating socio- economic development. In 1975, to preserve the memory of late Sri Lalit Narayan Mishra, the then Union Railway Minister, the Institute was renamed as “Lalit Narayan Mishra Institute of Economic Development and Social Change (LNMI)” and very soon it diversified into education with courses in O f f i c e M a n a g e m e n t , B u s i n e s s Management, Marketing & Sales Management and Personnel Management & Industrial Relations. As the demand for the various Management Programmes changed with time, some of these courses were dropped, others modified, and new ones added. Later on, the Institute was taken over by the Government of Bihar. Presently, the Institute offers courses in Management and Computer Science with appropriate support systems. The Institute’s campus is centrally located at 1, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Patna, west of Patna High Court and south of Patna Women’s College. Glorious existence for over 40 years itself reflects its excellent success in the areas of Management and Computer Education, Research and Training not only inside the country but abroad also. The Institute is equipped with six state-of-the art air- conditioned computer centers with Broad-Band and Leased Line based Internet facility round the clock; a very rich air-conditioned library with sitting capacity of more than 100, where a large number of books, magazines, periodicals, journals of national and international repute, etc. are available. An on- line computer training center has been established under the Capacity Building Programme, Department of Information Technology, Govt. of India to impart computer training to Govt. of Bihar employees of various level. A LAN has been established to interconnect different sections/cells /departments of the Institute to increase efficiency of the employees. A large number of National and International Research Projects related to Socio-economic condition have been completed. The Institute has got an effective and efficient placement cell which functions as a catalyst in facilitating placement of the students suitably. The alumni of the Institute are always in touch with the institution and help in providing better job opportunities to the students who pass out. The Institute provides scope and opportunity for the cultural activities of the students. The Institute has an impressive fully air-conditioned auditorium with 300 comfortable seats. A new building has come up adjacent to the existing building. This building will have large examination halls & well-equipped computer labs, besides additional classrooms.
1 The Institute offers graduate and individual and group activities involving above- post-graduate degree courses in the areas of mentioned tools and develop the habit of self- Management and Computer Applications to learning. Participants experience the pleasure of persons who aspire to become managers / learning through interactions. Although the onus to IT professionals and / or want to contribute learn lies mainly on the participants, Faculty towards the improvement of quality of life in Members are available to guide them in channelising general and that of work life in particular. We their efforts toward realization of their learning goals. serve fresh graduates as well as employed people and help them acquire knowledge Other Activities and skills necessary to improve enterprise Apart from its main activity, viz., teaching, performance. The fee structure of the the Institute performs the following relevant Institute is comparatively moderate and activities : within the reach of even economically (a) Research-cum-consultancy : LNMI carries weaker sections of the society. We fuel out research projects on socio-economic, academic excellence, reinforce potential, managerial and demographic issues of vital expand knowledge and adapt education to significance.
The Mission The Mission the dynamics of change. The Institute has completed several research projects for the State and Central Academic Programmes Governments as well as for International Agencies. The Institute offers the following Post Graduate & Such projects were sponsored / financed by Ford Graduate programmes: Foundation, UNICEF, IFAD and Government of India. (i) 3-year full-time Masters in Computer Applications Faculty Members are involved in guiding (MCA) Programme; research scholars in their research studies leading to (ii) 2-year full-time Masters in Business Administration Ph. D. Degree. The areas in which such a guidance is (MBA) Programme; provided relate to Socio-economic problems, Marketing, Sales Management, Human Resource (iii) 2-year full-time Masters in Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations, and Financial Management (MHRM) Programme; Management. (iv) 2-year full-time Masters in Business Administration Also, consultancy services are offered to help (International Business) MBA(IB) Programme; in solving the organisational problems in the various (v) 2-year full time Master of Business Administration- areas of enterprise functions. Executive (MBA-Executive) Programme; (b) Publications : The Institute is in publication, (vi) 5-year full time Integrated Management too. Over the years the Institute has published Programmes (Masters of Applied Management) several books in such areas as Agricultural MAM programme; Marketing, Industrial Financing, Land Reforms, (vii) 3-year full-time Bachelor of Computer Applications Cooperative Banking, Federal Finance and Indian (BCA) Programme; and Economy. (viii) 3-year full time Bachelor of Business THE INSTITUTE BUILDING Administration (BBA) Programme. The Institute’s main building consists of All Post Graduate and Graduate degrees are awarded by Chairman’s Chamber, Director’s Chamber, Registrar’s Magadh University, Bodh Gaya after successfully Chamber, Administrative Wing, Library, Computer completion of the said courses. The Institute enjoys Centre, Class Rooms, Placement, Admission and autonomy in respect of study programme, examination Examination Cells. Besides separate chambers for and declaration of result. However, the degrees are the faculty members, there is also spacious fully air- awarded by the Magadh University, Bodh Gaya. conditioned auditorium with efficient Public Address System. There is also a Cafeteria in the Institute. Teaching Methodology Beside the main building, within the campus there is For all courses the medium of instruction is an annexe which houses an extension counter of English. Besides, lecture method, presentation, group Allahabad Bank, the Examination Section and the discussion, case-study and survey are employed to Store. There is also a two-wheeler stand for parking vehicles, and also having sufficient space for car impart relevant knowledge and skills. Participants / parking. students are encouraged to involve themselves in 2 Library LNMI’s library is among the richest in Bihar. It has an enviable collection of high quality text and reference books in the areas relevant to the courses offered by the Institute. Most of the top-ranking national dailies, including economic / financial / business newspapers, have been subscribed too. The Institute has also subscribed to a number of magazines and journals both national and international. In addition to lending and reading space facilities, “Xerox” facility is also available. Generally, the Library which is fully air- conditioned remains open from 09:00 a.m. to 05:30 p.m. during working days.
The Library has been automated /computerized using e-Granthalaya software. It has been connected with 1200 libraries inside and outside the Country through DELNET (Developing Library NETwork). LNMI Library is also a member of the American Library, Kolkata.
Computer Centre The Institute has seven Computer Centres providing wide range of i3 and i5 processor based Computer Systems, Laptops, all ranges of Printers including Colour Laser and Mobile Printers, Scanners, 50” Plasma Screens, etc. All computers are inter connected with LAN using four regular Servers. Each Computer has 1 GBPS Leased Line based Internet accessibility. The Institute, therefore, provides adequate and suitable computing facilities for teaching and training purposes. The centres with its highly skilled manpower and networked systems offer Lab and Internet facilities to the participants of management and computer applications courses. IT Training Centre The first floor of the main building is the IT Floor of the Institute. One Computer Centre at first floor is utilized as IT Training Centre. It has been so designed that On-line Classes are easily arranged. It is equipped with rectangular 19” TFT monitors, LCD Projector, Smart Interactive Board and high speed (1 GBPS) Leased Line based Internet facility. It imparts training to Government Servants sponsored by the State Govt. under Capacity Building Programme, Deptt. of Information Technology, Facilities / Services Facilities / Services Govt. of India. The Institute has been playing a vital role in imparting e-training with customized software to the officials of various departments under Govt. of Bihar.
3 On – Line Examination Facilities The Institute has emerged as a Centre for Excellence in the area of providing all types of On Line Examination Facilities. It is the only centre in the state of Bihar for On Line Examination conducted by NIELIT, (Formerly DOEACC Society) an Autonomous Society of Dept. of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India. Staff Selection Commission, Allahabad has utilized this facility of the Institute for its On Line Examination. Organizations under Govt. of Bihar like Bihar State Road Development Corporation, Urban Infrastructure Development Corporation, Mid Day Meal Scheme of Department of Education, etc. are some beneficiaries. Several organizations like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), National Stock Exchange (NSE)-IT, Eduquity, etc. are being benefited by such facility on regular basis. Some of the important examinations are GATE, CAG, BITSAT, SMU, KIIT, SRM, IBPS-CWE, AIMA-MAT, BIT-MCA, ICAI, etc Internet Facility : The Institute has been selected by Govt. of India under National Knowledge Network (NKN). Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) has provided high speed (1 GBPS) Leased Line based Internet facility in the Institute. Another Internet connection (2 MBPS) has been provided by BSNL. Every section/cell has Internet accessibility in the Institute.
st Semester and Classes For 1 year of the programme Semester/Event Odd Semester Even Semester A calendar year is divided into two semesters. As per AICTE guidelines, Commencement of Classes 1st August 1st January pattern of semester is as indicated here: End of Classes 30th November 30th April
Classes are conducted in 2nd year and on wards of the programme morning and day shifts in both buildings Semester/Event Odd Semester Even Semester in the campus. Generally morning shift starts from 07:30 AM. MBA (Executive) Commencement of Classes 1st July 1st December classes will be held in the evening. End of Classes 30th October 30th March
Placement Cell The Institute has a well organized Placement Cell with its objective to provide assistance and guidance to its participants in getting training and employment in the corporate world. It serves as a channel of communication between participants and organisations seeking skilled human resource. Placement is a facility, not a right. Attempts are made every year to contact more and more organizations for summer training as well as final placement. Efficiency of the Placement Cell is such that in many cases some students have been selected by more than one employer. Consistent with its objectives, the Institute placement support is not confined only to the designated organizations/ employment sector. The Institute has posted the description of each ambitious plan and the curriculum vitae of each of its participants on its website. This will ensure that all the passing out participants have several options in the corporate world for a better future. The Institute has been successful in placing its participants in reputed organizations for summer training and final placement. Following are some of the organizations which have participated in the Institute’s summer training and final placement programmes in recent past. A placement brochure is brought out by the Institute with complete and updated information for the benefit of the students. 4 Companies provided job-opportunities to our students :
ACTION AID (International) EPF, Govt.of India Konark Asbestos Airtel Hi-Tech Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. LG Alluvini (Yellow Page) HDFC Bank Maurya Hotel Aseed HSBC Bank McDowell (UB Ltd) AVIVA Life Insurance Iceberg Industries Pvt. Ltd. MRF Tyres AXIS BANK ICICI Bank Nirmal Exports, Baddi BAJAJ ALLIANZ ICICI Capital Services Ltd. PRATHIM (NGO) Basix ICICI Prudential Radiant Berger Paints IDBI, Bank Rajendra Agricultural University Birla Sun Life IIFT (International Institute Sherya Academy for Fashion Career Bisleri of Fashion Technology) SISONA Infotech Pvt. Ltd. Bobcard IMRB Bank Slate to Net.Com Business Standard Indian Express Sony India Pvt. Ltd. Cadbury India Ltd. Info System Srijan Novelties Care Pharmaceuticals Infoline India Ltd. Standard Chartered Bank Ceasefire India Ltd. Indus Ind Bank TATA- AIG Cipla, Supra Care ING VYSYA Bank Tata Phagwara TISCO Coca-Cola Italian Paints Usha International Country Club, Mumbai ITC Usha Capicator CPS (Centre For Professional JARO Education Vardhman Chemicals Studies) JK Tyres VIP (Blow Plast) Ltd Dainik Jagaran Kalyanpur Cement Dr. Reddy’s Foundation Vodafone
Companies offering Summer Training
AIRTEL India Co. Salora AIRCEL INDIAN OIL CORPORATION Samsung AMCO Indus Ind Bank Sanofi – A v ontis AMCO India ING Vysya Bank Ltd. Satyam AMUL Italian Paints SIEMENS Apollo Tyres Ltd. J.K. Industries State Bank of India Baidyanath Ayurved Ltd. ICICI Bank Reliance Infocomm Bajaj JUSCO Siemens Medical Bajaj Electricals JUSCO, Power Grid Solution INDIA Bata India Ltd. L.G. Electronics SONY ERICSSON Bihar State Electricity Board LIC Bihar State Financial Corporation Luxor Standard Charted Mutul Fund Bokaro Steel Plant Magadh Stock Exchange Sudha Business Standard Maruti Tata Phones Canon India Ltd. MECON Telco Corp. of India Ltd. National Fertilizer The Hindustan Times Ltd. Dabur Ayurvedic National Textile Corporation TISCO Damodar Valley Corporation Nerolac Paint Titan Eicher Tractor NHPC United India Insurance Eveready NTPC United Insurance Godrej ONIDA Uranium Corporation of India Ltd. Gujrat Cooperative Milk Marketing Patna Dairy Project federation Usha Martin Ltd. Pepsi HDFC Bank Videocon Philips I.T.C. WHIRLPOOL SAIL, Bokaro IDBI Ltd. Yamaha
5 M.C.A. participants of the Institute have been employed as Software Engineers by the following prestigious companies in previous years
T.C.S.(Tata Consultancy T.C.I. (Travel Corporation of India), CMC, New Delhi Services), New Delhi & New Delhi Polaris, Gurgaon Kolkata Eastern Software Systems, Birla Soft Ltd. New Delhi Siemens, Bangalore H.C.L. Technology, New Delhi NIC, New Delhi & Patna Electrosoft Solutions, SAIL, Bokaro & Bhilai CDoT, New Delhi New Delhi
Organisations offering Project Training to M.C.A. Participants
T.C.I. (Travel Corporation of India), TISCO, Jamshedpur ICAR RCER New Delhi CMC, New Delhi Asklepios Remedies NIC, New Delhi & Patna Powergrid NCERT G.A.I.L. (Gas Authority of India Miracle Corp. TCL ( C) Ltd.), New Delhi Greenfieldline ITC Infotech Birla Soft Ltd., Noida Tata Cummins Ltd., Jamshedpur Stalk-India SGS Infotech Webel Technology Ltd., Kolkata Nest Infosystem CRIS, New Delhi HCL Infosystem C-Dot, Delhi
Important organisations which provided placement
IDBI Bank Aviva Life Ins. Pariwar Seva Marry Stope S. B. I. Life Insurance Reliance Communications G. T. L. Mahindra Finance Reliance Life Ins. Ratna Sagar Tata Indicom Aajivika (N. G. O.) H. D. F. C. Hotel Maurya India Infiline Godrej I. C. I. C. I. Securities CAPAR Dabur Carvy
Security and Intelligence Service Bajaj Capital, Patna SBI, Patna (S.I.S.) SBI, Bhagalpur Union Bank of India S.B.I .Life Insurance CALS ADS Media, Bokaro Orient Blackswan Bajaj Capital BSNL, Ranchi Aliko Planet Allahabad Bank, Jalaun Corporation Bank, Patiala Ratna Sagar Publications (P) Ltd. IDBI Central Board of Excise & Customs Aviva Life Insurance Runo Lalit Info Solutions Bank of India, Patna Mahindra Finance SBI, Purnea Allahabad Bank, Pimpale LIC of India, Bilaspur SBI, Siliguri Nilakh Intuitech Solutions C.M.C. Times of India UCO Bank, Patna
Usha Group Italian International Paints Reliance Insurance Ltd. Mahindra Finance Basix Micro Finance AHA Aviation Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance SIS Srijan Publication ITC Ltd Maurya TV Institute placements are held strictly as per the 'placement rules' of the Institute
6 (a) Health Care Advice : A qualified and experienced medical practitioner is available, on part-time basis, to the participants and staff of the Institute to render medical advice. The Doctor is available on appointed days and time which is notified on Institute’s Notice Board from time to time separately. First- aid facility is also available in the Institute.
(b) Girls and Boys Common Room Facility : The Institute provides common room facilities for girls and boys separately .
(c) Student Cell : A Student Cell has been set up in the Institute with the objectives of providing opportunities and facilities for all-round development of personality of the participants. The cell is headed by a faculty member as the Chief Coordinator and functions through following units / clubs / societies :
(I) Cultural Club : It organizes cultural programmes & contests and keeps liaison with Indian culture promoting organizations, like SPIC-MACAY, ROTRACT Club, Lions Club etc. Students also organize “Freshers-Day” “Farewell Party”, Annual Day, etc. Cultural Programmes with acceptable and suitable contents helpful in
developing befitting personality for the corporate world are promoted in the institute. (ii) Photography Club : It provides technical know-how, cameras, roll films & processing facility etc. at concessional price for still photography. This club is equipped with latest digital movie camera & other equipment and performs video-recording of different events of other units too, and contests are organized frequently. (iii) Seminar-cum-Workshop : This unit organizes seminars, workshops and other such
events, and maintains a continuous interaction with industries, trading houses and academics. (iv) Carrom & Chess Club : Such indoor game facilities have been made available in the common room and the clubs organize contests frequently. (v) Loan Facilities : The student cell provides necessary support to participants in procuring educational loan from L.N. Mishra Extra Mural Lecture nationalized banks.
7 (vi) Community Services : Participants are encouraged to undertake community welfare activities and participate in similar activities carried out by various organizations of repute. (vii) Industrial Visits : Such visits are organized by the student cell during vacations. (viii) Guest Lectures : Eminent guests from Industry & Academics interact with the students on various themes and topics that give the students a clear insight about the expectations of the industry & new trends of academics from the fresh management graduates. (x) Mail Box facility : There is separate mail box system individually for the facility of the students. (xi) Student Chapter : There is a student chapter of Computer Society of India. (xii) LEO Club : A chapter of Leo Club has been opened in the Institute. Member-participants may have international interaction through this club. (xiii) Book Bank Facilities: Under the Book Bank Scheme established in this institute with the financial aid of the Welfare Department, Govt. of Bihar, course books are distributed to all students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes every year.
(d) Hostel Facility : With the assistance of the University Grant Commission (U.G.C.) and also the State Government, a hostel is proposed to be built on the premises of the Institute. Also our proposal for construction of a hostel for Scheduled Castes girls students is in the final stage of consideration by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India.
(e) Scholarship : (i) Bharti Foundation (Airtel) New Delhi has provided scholarships (Rs. 25000 per semester) to selected candidates on ‘merit-cum-means’ basis. Many students are recipients of State Govt. Scholarships also. (ii) Central Sector Scholarship Scheme to Top Class ‘B’ School for Scheduled Castes students : The Government of India, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment has categorized this Institute as one of the best Business Schools and included in the list of 88 top Management Institutions in India for Scholarship under this scheme. At present four meritorious SC students are selected by the Govt. of India to be awarded this scholarship provided they fulfil the eligibility conditions. Under this scheme, the Govt. of India will bear the total expense, viz. tuition fee and other non-refundable charges, boarding and lodging charges, books & stationery and Laptop of the awardees of the scholarship for the entire duration of the course. (iii) Facility of e-scholarship is available for the students belonging to Schedule Cast, Schedule Tribe and Backward Classes. Scholarships are available for SC/ST candidates through Bihar State Minorities Financial Corporation Limited and for BC/EBC candidates through Department for Development of Backward and Extremely and Backward Classes, Govt. of Bihar. (f) Personality Development Sessions : In addition to normal classes, personality development classes are conducted regularly. Attendance in these classes is compulsory. Students’ interactions with executives from various organizations are also organized from time- to-time. Business Executives are regular visitors for developing the skills of CV writing, presentations and effective communications.
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HOW TO APPLY
Pedagogy: The teaching methods are designed to transform the students into competent professionals for business environment. Innovative teaching methods such as business games, case analysis, role plays, group discussions, panel discussions, seminars and surveys will be extensively used. Experts from corporate sector will be associated in all these programmes. Thus, s good blend of conceptual skill and practical insight will be provided.
Master of Business Administration – Executive: MBA - Executive is a Master of Business Administration program, designed for the working executives. The course content is similar to the regular MBA , but the extent and depth of coverage of each subject can vary, depending on the duration of the program. The methodology and the focus can be however different to suit the working professionals. MBA - Executive program is however exclusively meant for working professionals, including persons engaged in own business. This makes working executives more comfortable as they are not able to associate that well with the freshers. Persons engaged in own business may also be sponsored and take admission in the course. But level of the applicant must be executive / administrative / managerial / supervisory and organization be reputed. A candidate will have to appear in Group Discussion (GD) and personal Interview (PI) only. He/she is exempted to appear in any written test. He/she must have to submit certificate from the sponsorer organization at the time of admission. For applying, he/she may furnish advance copy of the application submitted for sponsorship in his/her organization.
Master of Applied Management (MAM) : The course is 5-year Integrated Management programme designed by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. It will provide (i) An undergraduate degree in 3 years i.e. Bachelor of Management (BM) degree (ii) Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM) degree and (iii) At the end of successful completion of 5 years, Master of Applied Management (MAM) degree.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Executive & MHRM PROGRAMMES (i) Information Kit along with Application Form can be had from The Registrar, L.N. Mishra Institute of Economic Development & Social Change, Patna on payment Rs. 1500.00 only (in case of SC/ST candidates Rs. 750.00 only on production of Caste Certificate) OR by sending a DD worth Rs. 1600/- (Rs. 800/- for SC/ST candidates) in favour of “Director, L.N. Mishra Institute of Economic Development & Social Change” payable at Patna on any nationalized bank on or before 07 June, 2014. (ii) It may also downloaded from the Institutes web-site : www.lnmipat.ac.in. The downloaded application form may be submitted alongwith a Bank Draft for Rs. 1500.00 (Rupees One Thousand Five Hundred only) [for SC/ST candidates Rs. 750.00 (Rupees Seven Hundred Fifty Only.] (iii) Completed application form with all enclosures should reach “The Registrar, L.N. Mishra Institute of Economic Development & Social Change, 1, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Patna - 800 001”, Bihar on or before 07th June, 2014.
10 (iv) Reservation as per Govt. of Bihar rules applicable. www.lnmipat.ac.in be referred for further details. (v) For MBA, MBA(IB) & MHRM, Xerox copy of CMAT/MAT (May 2013 to May 2014) must be enclosed along with Admission Form. The candidate must mention the Application / Registration Form No. of CMAT / MAT on the Admission Form. (vi) For MBA-Executive only GD & PI will be conducted; hence CMAT/MAT score is not required. (vii) The schedule for GD and PI will be communicated by the Institute. (viii) Reservation of seats as per Govt. of Bihar rules. (ix) Medium of instruction will be English . (x) Foreign Nationals, NRIs etc : A few seats are reserved for such candidates on supernumerary basis in MBA, MHRM & MCA. They are admitted strictly as per the guidelines/rules prescribed by the AICTE, New Delhi. However, such students will be required to appear at Group Discussion (G.D.) and Personal Interview (P.I.), conducted by the Institute as part of the Admission test. (xi) Chairman's Quota : The chairman of the institute may nominate candidates for admission in MBA,MHRM & MCA programmes as per the quota specified for each programme. A candidate may be nominated by the chairman provided the candidates has taken the MAT/CMAT for MBA and MHRM, or Admission Test for MCA conducted by the institute, and has obtained at least 30% of full marks in the MAT/CMAT and written test for MCA. A candidate belonging to category B (defined below ) may be nominated by the chairman provide he/she has faced the Group Discussion and personal interview and, in the judgment of the chairman that candidate belongs to the category of socially and educationally backward or handicapped or minority or women candidates, or deserves consideration on compassionate grounds. Criterion for Admission in different Courses :
Courses No. of Seats Eligibility Distribution of Marks CMAT/MAT– 400x2 / 800 MBA 160 Any Graduate G.D. – 100 P.I. – 100 MBA(IB) 60 -do- -do- MHRM 75 -do- -do- MBA- Any Graduate with minimum 2 years Only G.D. & P.I. Executive 60 Executive/Administrative/Managerial G.D. – 100 P.I. – 100 /Supervisory level
Any Graduate with Mathematics at +2/Inter Institute Witten Test– 300 MCA 60 Level or B.E./M.B.A./equivalent G.D. – 50 P.I. – 50 60 MAM Science - 20 Arts - 20 +2/Inter Level -do- Commerce - 20
BBA 100 +2 / Inter Level Institute Witten Test – 300 G.D. – 100 P.I. – 100 BCA 100 +2 / Inter Level with -do- Mathematics Valid CMAT/MAT Score : From May, 2013 to May, 2014 Appearing Candidates may also apply Except MBA-Executive, but they have to produce passing certificate at the time of admission
11 Category B Candidates (Employed Graduates) A candidates is said to belong to category B and is exempted from taking the written Test for admission if he /she fulfils each of the following conditions: (i) The candidate have got, on 30.04.2014,continuous working experience of at least two years after obtaining the minimum educational qualification as per the eligibility criteria for the concerned programme. (ii) The work experience required in (i) above must be on an executive post in a Government or semi-Government organisation or a public Limited Company. (iii) The Grade pay of the candidate at the time of applying for admission must be Rs.4600/- (Rupees Four Thousand six Hundred ) per month; a certificate in this regard from the competent authority must be attached with the application for admission. (iv) The candidates must either be duly sponsored by the employer, or furnish along with the application for admission, a “No objection certificate” for the entire period of the programme from his/her employer. Further, category 'B' candidates ust clearly request for exemption from taking the written test in application form. A category 'B' candidate working with a public Limited company must attach along with his/her application attested copies of the following documents (each attested by a Gazetted officer): (a) Certificate of incorporation of the company, (b) Memorandum of Association of the company, and (c) Articles of Association of the company. A candidate of this category, if admitted, will have to attend classes regularly at the institute for the duration of the programme to which he/she is admitted. Category 'A' Candidates : A candidate is said to belong to category 'A' if he/ she possesses the minimum educational qualifications as per the eligibility criteria for the concerned programme and fails to fulfill any one or more of the conditions required for category 'B' above.
LNMI - Examination
12 The Institute has been granted autonomy by the EXAMINATIONEXAMINATION Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya in respect of conduct of examinations and publication of results thereof also. Accordingly all theory, project, viva voce and practical examinations are conducted by the Institute itself. The degree (MCA, MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Executive., MHRM, MAM, BCA & BBA) is awarded by the Magadh University, Bodh Gaya. At the end of each semester, examinations are held for the prescribed subjects. Following are the Constituents of the full marks :
Subject Full Marks Distribution 80% written + 20% Internal Assessment-MBA, Theory Paper 100 MCA & MHRM, 70% written + 30% Internal Assessment-MBA IB, MBA (EXE), MAM, BBA & BCA Project (Viva-voce) [MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Exe., 100 50% Project Report + 50% Viva-voce MHRM, MAM] Project Report & Viva-voce 500 50% Project Report + 50% Viva-voce (MCA Final) Practical (MCA) 100 50% Programming Lab.+ 50% Viva-voce Project (vive-voce) 100 50% Project Report + 50% Vive-voce (BBA & BCA)
Practical (BCA) 100 50% Programming Lab.+ 50% Viva-voce
The duration of the theory paper’s examination will be of four (4) hours for P.G. Courses and three (3) hours for U.G. Courses (BBA & BCA) Sent- up Participants : To be sent-up for semester – end examination, a student should have a minimum of 75% attendance of total classes held in all papers of the semester. A student will not be allowed to take the semester-end examination, if he/she fails to secure 75% attendance in aggregate. Internal Assessment Marks : The responsibility for evaluation shall be that of the Committee consisting of the concerned faculty members and headed by the Director of the Institute. Project Report & Viva Voce : All participants are required to undergo project work as prescribed in the syllabus and they are required to submit the Project Report in three copies as per the time-schedule announced by the Institute. Evaluation of project report is the responsibility of the Board of Examiners appointed for this purpose. They will also conduct Viva-Voce on project work done by the students. Result & Mark-Sheet : After the final examination, the Institute will publish the list of successful participants (those who complete the entire course successfully) arranged in order of merit. These successful participants shall be given their respective mark-sheets on payment of the prescribed fee.
13 Participants will have to produce “NO DUES certificates” from the Library, Admission Section, Computer Section and two wheeler Stand for taking final marks-sheet / provisional certificate from the examination department.
Provisional Certificate : Provisional Certificate shall be issued to successful participants on payment of the prescribed fee (Rs. 100/-).
Unfair Means Cases : Such type of cases will be dealt with severely according to the rules and regulations issued by the University and the State Govt. of Bihar.
Carry – over Examination : If a participant, who is allowed to sit in the examination of any semester of his / her batch, fails to appear or fails in examination, he / she may sit in the carry-over examination without attending classes. However, a participant who is not allowed to appear in the examination due to shortage of attendance, may take the examination (carry-over) only when he / she is allowed to sit in the examination by the competent authority.
A participant who does not clear any paper(s) in any semester due to some unavoidable reason(s) or fails in any such paper(s) is allowed at the discretion of the Director and as per the Examination Rules to appear in subsequent examination(s) in such paper(s) as a carry-over examinee and meanwhile he / she is allowed to go to next semester.
A participant can normally avail three chances to clear any paper / semester and thereafter more chances by the special permission of the Director, but in no case beyond the expiry of two years of the final semester examination of candidate’s original batch.
Retotalling of Marks : A participant not satisfied with the marks awarded by the examiner in any paper(s) (except Practical and Project & Viva Voce) may apply for retotalling of marks by depositing the requisite fee (Rs. 100/- per paper). The result of such retotalling will be communicated through Notice Board of the Institute. There is, however, no provision for re-evaluation.
Make – up Examination : A participant who passes in all papers (40% being the pass marks) but fails to obtain required aggregate percentage (45%) of marks in any semester, may be allowed to make-up for the deficiency by appearing at any one or more paper(s) of the concerned semester subject to application of other rules.
14 FEES AND CHARGES Fees and charges are subject to change and will have to be paid in instalments as indicated hereunder : Total Fees (Rs)* 1st Instalment (Rs)* 2nd Instalment (Rs)* 3rd Instalment (Rs)* Course For General For SC/ST General SC/ST General SC/ST General SC/ST Candidate Candidate
MCA 1,60,000.00 80,000.00 90,000.00 45,000.00 35,000.00 17,500.00 35,000.00 17,500.00
MBA 1,60,000.00 80,000.00 90,000.00 45,000.00 35,000.00 17,500.00 35,000.00 17,500.00
MHRM 1,12,000.00 56,000.00 70,000.00 35,000.00 21,000.00 10,500.00 21,000.00 10,500.00
MBA(IB) 1,60,000.00 80,000.00 90,000.00 45,000.00 35,000.00 17,500.00 35,000.00 17,300.00
MAM 1,60,000.00 80,000.00 90,000.00 45,000.00 35,000.00 17,500.00 35,000.00 17,300.00
MBA-Exe. 2,20,000.00 1,10,000.00 1,20,000.00 60,000.00 50,000.00 25,000.00 50,000.00 25,000.00
Total Fees (Rs)* 1st Instalment (Rs)* 2nd Instalment (Rs)* 3rd Instalment ((Rs)* Course For NRI/ Foreign National Candidates MCA 2,00,000.00 92,000.00 54,000.00 54,000.00 MBA 2,00,000.00 92,000.00 54,000.00 54,000.00 MHRM 1,50,000.00 90,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 MBA(IB) 2,00,000.00 92,000.00 54,000.00 54,000.00 MAM 2,00,000.00 92,000.00 54,000.00 54,000.00
*(Rs) - Indian Currency Additional charges will have to be paid in instalments by participants of the various courses as indicated below : Course 1st Instalment (Rs.)* 2nd Instalment (Rs)* 3rd Instalment (Rs)* MCA Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 MBA Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 --- MHRM Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 ---- MBA (IB) Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 ---- MAM Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 ---- MBA-Executive Rs. 4,800.00 Rs. 4,800.00 ----
In addition, for obtaining Degree certificate a sum of Rs. 1200/- will have to be paid along with the examination fee of final semester. Rs. 830.00 will have to be paid per semester as examination fee (examination fee- Rs. 630.00 and miscellaneous fee Rs. 200). This fee of Rs. 830.00 is to be paid before each semester examination. For SC/ST students examination fee is Rs. 516.00 (Examination Fees- Rs. 316.00 and miscellaneous fee Rs. 200). This fee of Rs. 516 is to be paid before each semester examination. Payment of Instalment(s): Course 1st Instalment (Rs.) 2nd Instalment (Rs).. 3rd Instalment (Rs) MCA Before 1st semester examination on the date MBA Before 1st semester Before 2nd semester MHRM At the time of examination on the date as examination on the date as MBA(IB) Admission notified by the Institute. notified by the Institute. MAM MBA-Exe. Students admitted in MAM courses will pay fees etc. according to fees as prescribed for BM (for first three years) and thereafter as prescribed for MAM course (for last two years) 15 Fees and charges are subject to change and will have to be paid in instalments as indicated hereunder :
Total Fees (Rs)* 1st Instalment (Rs)* 2nd Instalment (Rs)* 3rd Instalment (Rs)* Course For General For SC/ST General SC/ST General SC/ST General SC/ST Candidate Candidate BBA 61,200.00 30,600.00 40,000.00 20,000.00 10,600.00 5,300.00 10,600.00 5,300.00 BCA 64,200.00 32,100.00 42,000.00 21,000.00 11,100.00 5,550.00 11,100.00 5,550.00 BM 61,200.00 30,600.00 40,000.00 20,000.00 10,600.00 5,300.00 10,600.00 5,300.00
BM - Graduation part of MAM for 3 years Additional charges will have to be paid in instalment by Participants of the various Courses as indicated below :—
Course 1st Instalment (Rs)* 2nd Instalment (Rs) 3rd Instalment ((Rs)* BBA 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00
BCA 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00
BM 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00
Payment of Instalment (s) :- Course 1st Instalment (Rs.)* 2nd Instalment (Rs)* 3rd Instalment (Rs)* BBA At the time of Admission Before 1st Semester Examination on Before 2nd Semester Examination on BCA the date as notified by the Institute the date as notified by the Institute BM
Mode of Payment : (i) All fees and charges are to be paid in the form of Bank Draft drawn in favour of the Director, L.N.Mishra Institute of Economic Development and Social Change, Patna payable at Patna.
(ii) For refund of fee, AICTE NORMS will be followed.
(iii) A participant who wishes to leave the programme he / she has been admitted to anytime after the commencement of the programme, will have to deposit the entire fees, otherwise necessary formalities for leaving the Institute will not be completed. (iv) Payment of Instalment (s) : Second and third instalments of Fee(s) and other charges shall have to be paid alongwith application form of 2nd and 4th Semester examinations, respectively.
Participants who fail to pay Instalment (s) on or before the notified date, will not be allowed to appear in the concerned semestr examination and he/she will be debarred to attend classes of the next semester.
A participant who fails to deposit the Instalment on the specified date may be allowed to deposit the same within seven days of the expiry of the specified date with a fine of Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hundred) only.
A Participant who fails to deposit the Instalment(s) on specified date and debarred may be allowed to join next semester only when he/she deposits the Instalment with fine and Rs. 1,000/- (Rupees one thousand) only as the fine for revocation of debarment.
16 FACULTY DIRECTOR Prof. (Dr.) Kameshwar Mishra 1. Dr. Prabhat Kr. Yadav Associate Financial Management M.B.A., Ph.D. LLB Professor Financial & Management Accounting Investment Decision Making Portfolio Management
2. Dr. Shivadeo Singh Associate International Marketing M.A. , M.B.A., Ph.D. Professor International Business Management Marketing Management Advertising & Sales Promotion Marketing Research
3. Dr. (Mrs.) Shahnaz Mirza Associate Organisational Behaviour M.A. M.Ed., Ph.D., Professor Research Methodology Managerial Communication Human Resource Management
4. Dr. Chandra Singh Associate Business Statistics M.Sc. , Ph.D. Professor Research Methodology Marketing Research Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques
5. Shri Niraj Sinha Associate Computer Organization M.E.(CSE), B.E. (CSE) Professor Data Base Management System Object Oriented Programming Operating System, Computer Graphics Artificial Intelligence & Expert System Software Engineering Genetic Algorithm
6. Dr. R. N. Jha Associate Human Resource Management M.B.A., Ph.D. LLB Professor Compensation Management Labour Economics Collective Bargaining
AUDITORIUM
17 COMPUTER WING
1. Shri Ashok Kr. Singh Programmer Programming Lab M.Sc., M.B.A., P.G.D.C.A.
2. Dr. Vijay Bahadur Singh Programmer Programming Lab Ph.D., M.Tech(IT), M.C.A. M.Sc.(Math), P.G.D.C.P.M.
3. Sri Anil Kumar Jha Machine Operator
4. Shri Shailendra Mohan Computer Attendant
ON LINE TEST BY ITC
18 RESEARCH WING
1. Dr. Sushil Jha Research Investigator Managerial Economics, M.A., Ph.D. Business Environment
2. Shri Amarnath Thakur Research Investigator Human Resourse management , M.B.A . Compensation Mangement, Labour Economics, Collective Bargaining.
3. Shri Braj Nath Thakur Research Investigator Principles of Management, M.B.A. Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations & Trade Unionism.
4. Shri Ranjan Kumar Jha Research Investigator Principles of Management, M.B.A. Marketing Management, Sales Management
5. Shri Hriday Narayan Jha Research Investigator Principles of Management, M.B.A. Human Resource Management, Manpower Planning
6. Dr. Shyama Charan Jha Research Investigator Financial management, M.B.A., Ph.D. Financial Planning & Control, Financial & Management Accounting
PRE PLACEMENT TALK BY AIRTEL HR
19 CONTRACT FACULTY
Sri Santosh Kumar Jha Dr. Ritu Narayan M. Phil., M. Tech. (IT), MCA Ph.D., MBA, NET Web Technology, Java Programming, Human Resource Management, Computer Network, Information Manpower Planning, Industrial Relation & Technology, C & Data Structure, DBMS Trade Unionism, Organizational Behaviour, Training & Development.
Sri Vijay Kumar MCA Ms. Zeba Rushi Parallel Computing, Distributed Database, Dot Net, Data Structure, Client/Server MBA, NET, JRF, Pursuing Ph.D. Technology Financial Management, International Financial Management, Financial Institutions & Markets, Accounting for Managers, Strategic Mngt. Sri Sanjay Kumar M.Tech. (IT), MCA Object Oriented Technology, Java Programming, Artificial Intelligence , Dr. Devendra Kumar Design and analysis of Algorithm, C & Data Structure, Operating System Ph.D., MA(PMIR), BET, NET Principles, Database Management System Business Law, Labour Laws, Industrial Relations, Organizational Behaviour Sri Kumar Saurav MCA Fundamentals, DBMS, MIS, Operating Systems, C Programming,, Discrete Mrs. Preeti Singh Mathematics MBA, MMS Human Resource Management, Perfor- mance Management & Counselling, Sri Alok Kumar Manpower Palnning, Training & MCA Development, Recruitment & Selection Business Economics Information Technology, Mathematical Foundation, DBMS Dr. Pankaj Kr. Tiwary Ph.D., MA(PMIR), NET, JRF Dr. Shweta Rai Human Resource Management, Industrial Ph.D., M.Com. NET Relation, Trade Unionism, Rural Security Analysis & Portfolio Management, Marketing, Labour Law Accounting for Managers, Financial Institutions & Markets, Principles & Practices of Management Sri Nilesh Neelmani M. Phil, M. Com., PGD in Training Sri Ashok Kumar Development, NET MBA, Pursuing Ph.D., JRF Business Research, Marketing Accounts & Principles & Practices of Management, Finance Sales & Promotion, Advertising, Service Marketing
Dr. Chetna Priti Ph.D., M. Phil., MBA, PGD in Computer & Dr. Manoj Prabhakar Information Management Ph.D., MA(Eco.), NET Marketing Management, International Managerial Economics, International Marketing, Consumer Behaviour, Rural Trade Policy Framework, Business Marketing, Retail Management, Principles Environment & Practices of Management., Business Communication *** 20 VISITING GUEST FACULTY
01 Prof. Nawal Kishor Diector, School of Management Studies, IGNOU, New Delhi.
02 Prof. S. L. Gupta Director, BIT, Patna.
03 Prof. P. S. Tripathi Professor, FMS, BHU, Varanasi.
04 Prof. Ashok Kumar Head, Faculty of Mgt. M.G. Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi.
05 Prof. K. K. Agrawal Professor, Faculty of Mgt. M.G. Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi.
06 Prof. S. K. Singh Professor, FMS, BHU, Varanasi
07 Prof. S. K. Dubey Professor, FMS, BHU, Varanasi.
08 Prof. P. R. Agrawal Prof. & Head, School of Mgt., Motilal Nehru NIT, Allahabad.
09 Prof. K. M. Saha Professor, School of Mgt., Motilal Nehru NIT, Allahabad.
10 Prof. Chandrama Singh Head, Faculty of Management, Patna University, Patna.
11 Prof. P. R. Agrawal Head, School of Mgt., Motilal Nehru NIT, Allahabad.
12 Prof. Shivraj Kanungo Professor, Deptt. Of Decision Science, George Washington University, USA. 2
13 Prof. Hrishikesh Sharan D.G., Central Excise & Customs, New Delhi.
14 Sri Nagesh Jha (MBA) Sr. H. R. Manager, HEC, Ranchi.
15 Mrs. Sujata Singh (MCA) Sr. Software Engineer, Polaris, Gurgaon.
16 Sri Samant Kr. Jha (MCA) Sr. Software Engineer, TCS, New Delhi.
17 Sri Rishikesh (PMIR) Sr. Manager, Bata, Patna.
18 Ms. Priya Bharti (MCA) Bristol Myers & Squid, USA.
19 H. Robby Paulus (MCA) Bristol Myers & Squid, USA.
20 Jessica (MBA) Sr. Manager, IDBI, Bank, Patna.
21 Shri Dugra Kant Jha (MBA) MD, Scope Trading and Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
22. Mrs. Ragini Sinha (MA) Management
21 23. Sri Santosh Kr. Sinha (MHRM) Management 24. Dr. V. Mishra (M.Sc. Stat., Ph.D. IIT, Bombay) Management
25. Dr. (Mrs.) Kumud (PMIR) Management
26. Mr. Nabab Akram (MBA) Management
27. Mr. M. K. Jha (CA) Management
28. Shri Sudhir Kr. Sinha (M.Sc. Math) Computer
29 Sri Prashant Kr. Jha Executive, Bombay Stock Exchange Kolkata.
30 Sri Brajendra Singh (MBA) HR, Airtel Patna.
31 Sri Anil Sinha (MBA) Sr. Manager (RMD), Times of India,Patna.
32 Sri Sandeep Kumar (MBA) HR, Mahindra Finance, Patna.
33 Sri Hemant Das (MBA) MD, Natural Dairy, Patna.
34 Sri Laxmi Kant (MBA) Sr. Executive, Aircel, Patna.
35 Manish Kumar (MBA) Sr. officer, HDFC Bank.
36 Sandeep Kumar (MBA) Sr. officer, HDFC Bank.
37 Sri Sangeet Kumar Jha (MBA) Metro Infosys, Delhi.
38 Ms. Rakhi (MBA) HR, ITC, Patna.
39 Abhijeet Akhauri (MHRM) HR, Axix Bank, Patna.
40 Mrs. Minakshi Kumari (MBA) Sr. Manager, IDBI, Bank, Patna.
41 Sri Satyajeet Banerjee (MBA) Sr. Manager, IDBI, Bank, Patna.
42 Sri Sandeep Chattergee (MBA) Sr. Manager, IDBI, Bank, Patna.
43 Sri Shakti Kumar Singh (MBA) Sr. officer, Central Bank of India.
44. Sri Ranjan Kr. Sr. Admn. officer, New India Assurance Co.
45. Mrs. Sudha Sinha Communication
46. Sri A. K. Sharma Finance
47. Dr. Pramod Kumar Management
48. Mrs. D. Krishna Communication
49. Ms. Kritika Management
22 ADMINISTRATIVE WING
Sl. No. Designation Name
01 Director Prof. (Dr.) Kameshwar Mishra
02 In-Charge Registrar Dr. Prabhat Kumar Yadav
03 In-Charge Seminar, Training & Cultural Activities Dr. Sahnaz Mirza
04 In-Charge Admission & In-Charge Dr. Chandra Singh Management Classes
05 In-Charge Computer Classes Shri Niraj Sinha
06 In-Charge Computer Centre Shri Ashok Kumar Singh
07 Head, ICT Division Dr. Vijay Bahadur Singh
08 Dy. Controller of Examinations Dr. Shyama Charan Jha
09 In-Charge Library Smt. Anita Jha
Class Room
23 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION WING
Sl. No. Designation Name
01 Director Prof. (Dr.) Kameshwar Mishra
02 In-Charge Registrar Dr. Prabhat Kumar Yadav
04 Accountant Sri Binod Kumar Jha
05 Assistant (Maintenance) Sri Shailendra Mohan
06 Assistant (Legal & Establishment) Sri Binod Kumar Tiwary
07 Routine Clerk (Account Section) Sri Ashutosh Kumar Thakur
08 Routine Clerk (Account Section) Smt. Ragini Dubey
09 Electrician Sri Nishi Kant Tiwary
COMPUTER
01. Machine Operator (Computer) Sri Anil Kumar Jha
02. Computer Attendant Sri Shailendra Mohan
LIBRARY
01. Library Assistant-cum-Library In-charge Smt. Anita Jha
02. Typist Sri Devendu Ganguli
ADMISSION
01. Routine Clerk -cum-Assistant (Admission) Sri Shailendra Kumar
EXAMINATION
01. Routine Clerk-cum-Assistant Sri Ram Badan Rai
PLACEMENT
01. Typist-cum-Computer Machine Operator Sri Anil Kumar Jha
24 IMPORTANT DATES
(i) Sale of Application Form and Prospectus by the Institute : Upto June 07, 2014
(ii) Receipt of Completed Application alongwith Bank Draft and other necessary documents by the Institute : (a) MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Exe., MHRM, MAM, MCA - Upto June 07, 2014 (b) BCA & BBM - Upto June 07, 2014
(iii) Date of Entrance Test : (a) MCA & BCA - June 15, 2014 (b) MAM, (Forenoon) & BBA (Afternoon) - June 15, 2014
(iv) Date of G.D. & P.I. - From 16.06.2014 (MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Exe., MHRM, MAM, MCA)
(v) Date of G.D. & P.I. - To be notified later on (BCA & BBA)
For MBA, MBA(IB), MBA-Exe., MHRM, MAM, MCA Courses only :
(vi) 1st List of Admission : On or Before July 15, 2014
(vii) 2nd List of Admission : On or Before July 20, 2014
(viii) Commencement of Academic : August 01, 2014 Session
25 PLACEMENT COUNSELING
Institute’s Canteen
Institute’s Two Wheeler Parking Space
26 Team participating in Seminar
SBI senior officers conducting G.D for selection of Summer Project Training
LNMI - Examination
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The administration of the Institute reserves the right to change the requirements for admission, make additions in the foregoing enumeration of course fees charged, the regulations affecting the students, or to make other suitable modifications if these are deemed necessary.
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