GURUNANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

BIDAR

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (15CV61)

CASE STUDY ON “NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SMALL

INDUSTRY EXTENSION AND TRAINING”
(NISIET)

Submitted By
ALI BIN AYED JABRI –3GN16CV005
JABER PATEL- 3GN16CV023
MD SHAHBAAZ AHMED- 3GN16CV049
MOHAMMED ASIF ALI- 3GN16CV059
MOHAMMED ISMAIL UL HAQ- 3GN16CV060

Under the guidance of

Prof. AMAR R DONGAPURE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
GURU NANAK DEV ENGINEERING COLLEGE
BIDAR-585403
2018-2019
INTRODUCTION:-
 The nisiet, since its inception in 1960 by the Government of India, has taken gigantic
strides to become the premier institution for the promotion, development and
modernization of the SME sector. An autonomous arm of the Ministry of Small Scale
Industries and Agro and Rural Industries (SSI & ARI), the Institute strives to achieve
its avowed objectives through a gamut of operations ranging from training,
consultancy, research and education, to extension and information services.
 A Centre of Excellence, It was in 1984 that the UNIDO had recognised NISIET as an
institute of meritorious performance under its Centres of Excellence Scheme to
extend aid. Subsequently, it was also accorded national status and SIET Institute
became nisiet in the same year.
 At the helm, Mr. S.V. Prabhath, an officer of the Indian Administrative Service, is the
Principal Director of the Institute.

WORK DONE OVER THE YEARS:-

 For the past Four decades nisiet has been engaged in conducting national and
international programmes covering the Asian, Afro-Asian regions and Pacific rim
countries. India being a forerunner to almost all developing countries, our capacity
development programmes will be of great relevance to your organisation, leading to
a greater flow of technology, investment, know-how and trade among developing
countries and a stronger SME sector globally.
 We are totally market-driven, and are quick to update our product mix, approach,
methodology and systems to adapt them to your requirements. Our endeavour is to
concentrate on ongoing programmes, while orienting the system towards serving
the government and private sector more effectively.
 This year we have introduced several innovative national and international
programmes while updating the time-tested and well-received ones, to prove
conclusively that we can respond to the changing environment. These programmes
have been designed keeping in mind the requirements of individuals, industries,
 promotional agencies and other institutions – both government and private – and
the far-reaching impact of internationalisation on business.
 On the agenda for the year 2000-2001 are 14 regular and 8 new international
programmes, as also 4 international diploma programmes. On the national front are
32 Executive Development programmes, 14 Diploma Programmes and 9 workshops
and seminars.
 nisiethas developed many software programmes such as Policy Research for SMEs
Database sponsored by UNESCO, International Participants Database with respect to
country profiles, Stress Kit, Civil Servants Help Mate, Mailing List Database, Library
Management System, Hospitality Management System, Concurrent Evaluation Of
Chief Minister’s Empowerment of Youth programmes, Youth Association
Information System, Coaches Performance, Current Information Services, etc.
 The institute functions through the six activities of training, consultancy, research,
education, information and extension services. nisiet is also running many
programmes in IT related areas, offering consultancy services to public and private
sector undertakings.
 nisiet is a premier institution in the field of SMEs, established by Government of
India four decades ago. An autonomous organ of the Ministry of SSI & ARI, it has
since then expanded its objectives from the initially visualised function as trainers’
trainer to envelop new horizons with a new reach. The broad functional areas of the
Institute include research, consultancy, extension, education and information
services, apart from training.
 nisiet has been playing a pivotal role in putting the small scale industry on the
growth trajectory. nisiet’s interventions have benefited not only the Indian SME
sector but also the developing world in promoting self-employment and enterprise
development in their countries.
WHAT DOES NISIET OFFERS?
 National Institute of Small Industry Extension Training (NISIET) was established in
1960 under the Ministry of Small Scale Industries. Located at Hyderabad, the
institute offers post graduate diplomas in information technology, tourism, fashion
design, bio-informatics, digital graphic arts and animation, interiors and landscape
design and embedded systems. In addition to seminars and conferences, NISIET
conducts international programs. The center with its infrastructural amenities,
seminar halls and lush green campus is an ideal place for learning.

MILESTONES:-
 nisiet’s recent milestones include a customised programme on UNESCO chair on
SME Policy (1997)
 Enterprise Development and Government Effectiveness (EDGE) for the Sri Lankan
diplomats (1998)
 path-breaker training programme on Industrial Policy Options (1999)
 more recently, a programme in collaboration with AIIS, Chennai to facilitate the
visit of a group of American students led by 5 professors from Vassar College, USA
(2000).
 The Institute is highly reputed for its customised programmes with diverse focus.
nisiet has a sophisticated Business Information Bureau (BIB) at its Small Enterprise
National Documentation Centre, which takes care of the changing information needs
of MSMEs.
 In tune with the sweeping winds of IT, the institute has become IT - driven in all its
functions and has devised a number of customised IT and other interventions for a
wide variety of clientele. The Institute has already made a debut in formal
academics through long-term educational programmes
CONCLUSION:-
 Keeping pace with the emerging trends the Institute is now offering state of the art
information services to the MSME sector. In the new millennium, the Institute is
constantly evolving, staying in step with the changing demands of MSMEs.
 National Institute of Small Industry Extension Training(An organisation of the
Ministry of Small Scale Industries and Agro & Rural Industries, Govt. of India)
 Successfull Indian clusters at a glance nisiet, a Premier Institute belonging to the
Ministry of SSI & ARI, Government of India, always in forefront providing vital
support, training & extension services to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in
India and overseas, is offering Unlimited Opportunities for Two Way TRANSFER OF
TECHNOLOGIES: to established international industries partnerships. From
Developed Countries to India andFrom India to Developing world.
 nisiet will facilitate TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER between potential partners, by
identifying technologies, products and services through conduct of Due Diligence,
Appraisals and Evaluations. Further registered TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER 'Offers'
and 'Requests' will be published in nisiet's proposed GLOBAL MARKET PLACE
DIRECTORY (GPM-D), which will be circulated largely, amongst SMEs,
Manufacturers, Associations, Entrepreneurs and Enterprises Globally. Estimated
readership inclusive of subscribers, advertisers and product listers, is expected
beyond a Million.

CONTACT INFO:-
 Interested Manufacturers, Enterprises, Entrepreneurs, Consultants, Research
Organisations and Associations, from all over the GLOBE, can register their
Technology Transfer 'Offers' or 'Requests', through a Prescribed Form on Payment
of Registration Fee.
 National Institute of Small Industry Extension Training
Yousufguda
Hyderabad-500 045. India
Telangana
 Telephone: 91-040-3608544 (23)
 Fax : 3608547 / 3541260
 Email: grmapraoccc@nisiet.com
 WebSite: www.nisiet.com