iD MANAGEMENT PETC ey 2020: We }BROCHURE ~* ' 2020 - 2021 {¢ Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines) Dhanbad Becanrient oo oe Studies“Far/and away the best prizesthat life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” —Theodore Roosevelt02 04 06 TABLE OF CONTENT 08 IIT(ISM) NIRF Ranking 2020 Engineering - 12th Uae eee) 13 14 16 18 20 Message From Director Message From HOD About Institute Facilities at the Institute ‘About Department Master of Business Administration Admission Process: Course Structure Course Curricullum Batch Profle ‘Student Wall M-Tech (Industrial Engineering and Management) ‘Admission Process Course Structure Course Curricullum Batch Profile ‘Student wall Faculty Profile Placement Process Clubs And Committees Placement PartnersMESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR Dear Recruiter, Itis with great pleasure that we invite you to the placement drive 2020 - 2021 of Department of Management Studies (DMS) at Indian institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad DMS has been honing managerial skills of its students for a continuously evolving business ecosystem through a carefully designed and continuously updated curriculum, a training-learning environment and internships at industries, Interactions with corporate industry leaders through workshops, seminars, lectures and other events are a regular feature of our pedagogy. Also, we encourage learning by doing through our extrepreneurship incubation centres which help students covert their creative entrepreneurial ideas into valuable business ventures. DMS alumnus have been efficiently handling challenging roles in various industries and countries and continue to bring laurels to the department and the institute. We are certain that the batch of 2019 — 2021 will take this legacy forward This brochure will help you understand more about the flagship courses offered by DMS. Please consider this as an invitation to interact with our diverse and talented student community. We look forward to forging lasting bonds between DMS and you Best Wishes and Regards, Prof. Rajiv Shekhar Director, Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), DhanbadMESSAGE FROM HOD Dear Recruiter, Its with Immense pleasure that we Introduce this year's batch of graduates of the Department of Management Studies (DMS) of lT(ISM) Dhanbad. Throughout its journey, DMS has focused on building leaders who deliver value to the organisation they work for, not justin terms of professional expertise but also with a high degree of commitment resulting from strong ethical moorings that we provide. That is how we create responsible corporate citizens The Department takes pride in its industry relevant curriculum, accomplished faculty and vibrant student population with diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Since its inception, DMS has been at forefront of developing and imparting skills and knowledge necessary for its students to excel in ever evolving dynamic world of business. Our globally placed alumni who have created a niche for themselves across various industries and our steadily improving rankings among B-schools in the country are a testament to the same. | feel confident that this pool of graduates will continue making their mark in the business world and carry the legacy of four decades forward. | formally invite you to participate in our placement process, Best Wishes and Regards, Prof. Saumya Singh Head of Department, Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines) DhanbadPaier™ About Institute Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines) Dhanbad, formerly known as Indian School of Mines, was inaugurated on th December 1926, by Lord Irwin, the then Viceroy of India. The institute was granted status of a deemed to be university in 1967 under Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956. In 2016 the institute was converted into an Indian Institute of Technology after a bill to that effect was passed by Indian parliament. The institute was established to address need for trained manpower for mining activities in the country. Initially, the courses taught in the institute were drawn from disciplines of Mining and Applied Geology. Over the years, the institute considerably expanded its activities. The institute now offers graduate and post graduate level programmes in several areas of science, technology and management, IIT (ISM) has substantially contributed to the industral and economic development of the country through its in-house state-of-the-art facilities for advanced studies and research. In 2020 the institute was ranked at 12th position by NIRF for its engineering programme. 29 A ars XN Facilities at the _Institute rie Aa ceed IC On etre waco ee eee Ne eee coma tor ieee tne) ce RCM AUTUMN ny and Entrepreneurship (CIE): Cll eae Cut mal eur Msc] cy Cc euCo UR Scie Pees ee Me ae ee) ee eise es ts ao Seed Computer Lab: at Oem sice Cee a Cee c rey eo on) eae aslo terminals for financial data, for use by eee scens Residential facilities: Institute off residential facilities, equipped with ee ec’ ere eee Eas well-equipped Students’ Deen erected pursuing sports and cultural interests eran ake teas emiaAbout Department Department of Management Studies, formerlyknown as Department of industrial Engineering and Management was established in 1977. The department has been offering an M. Tech programme in Industrial Engineering and Management (IE&M) and PhD since 1977 and a full-time course on Masters in Business Administration since 1997. The three programmes are currently flagship programmes of the department, In past department has also been part of dual degree programme in Mining, Mineral and Petroleum Management. Keeping pace with the times, department launched MBA in Business Analytics programme in 2020 Department's rich history of more than four decades has seen it move from strength to strength, continuously evolving and reinventing itself in tandem with changing business and industrial environment of the country. Along with routine classroom lectures, students of the department take active part in presentations, seminars, workshops etc. Students of MBA and M. Tech (IEM) programme undergo compulsory internship at an organization for period of six to eight weeks to gain hand on experience. ‘The department draws its faculty from some of the leading educational institutes of the country. The faculty are actively engaged in consultancy assignments, in-house and off-campus executive development programmes and research projects. Some of the organisations! institutions that have supported faculty initiatives are AICTE, UGC, ICSSR, MHRD, DGMS, CMPFO, NHPC, Power Grid, CIMFR, CIL and The World Bank. The department has state of the art classrooms with latest audio visual facilities and well- equipped laboratories like Systems Lab, Psychology Lab, Work Study Lab, and Business Communication Lab. To facilitate classroom learning and research, department has subscribed to leading databases like Bloomberg, CMIE Prowess etc. and advanced statistical software like SPSS with AMOS module, STATA, MATLAB, R, Python etc. The department has been constantly rated as A/A* institute by the various rating agencies including AIMA-Business Standard, Business World, Business India and Outiook-Cfore. In 2020 the department was ranked at 29th position in NIRF ranking of MHRD.Masters in Business Administration Department offers a full-time masters level programme in Business Administration. The course is of two years’ duration and is divided over four semesters Peo ert Is) cect involves a written test (CAT), written test WAU MI Cina) Exec ace] Admission Process Course Structure MBA programme offered by the department comprises of fourteen core courses, eight elective courses, a summer internship component and a thesis component. First two semesters of the course are dedicated to core courses and practical sessions on communication. At the end of second semester, students undergo summer training/intemship at an organization for six weeks. For second year of the course, students choose their specialization, based on which they select from a wide variety of elective courses offered in third and fourth semester. Batch of 2019 — 2021 opted for specialization in following functional areas: a) Financial Management b) Marketing Management Over the course of second year, students also work on a capstone project under guidance of a faculty mentor. Report of the capstone project must be turned over before end of the course and forms an important component of the programmeMBA Course Curriculum 4. Management Principles & Practices Pee Tee eit neue tet eee) 3. Financial Accounting and Reporting /Cost and Management Rr) pete eae Pacha) Cae eae Famer ae) Pa Cea caer enero Pee rears Peal ees aceon Carrey CA eee nen a SL SHA Se aa eae Page! SONG ace oO Deere 2 See oa a Bae aaa ce ee Ree ae) la eee eae eee prota aged Beet’ Ce atone Pee rcp een frees ceric net) PR een cons aCe Re oS 42, Human Resources Development pee enaen cua Erm acrtenuinaene und oe ee) aca ReR La ci : a esas Pare rit) Deanne ' 3. Organisational Development and Change | (Any Two) PT ann’ Baer UC aed Pare) 7. Merchant Banking and Finanoial Services - Ae parecer Toot beh apc CeCe a Tuan nee ie a ur oa bests uta Pm ULM PEM acta Peers neBatéh Profile 19- Academic — B.Com. Diversity 10% B.Pharma 5% Internship ProfileAIMAL NOORI BBA, HRM BAKHTAR UNIVERSITY, AFGHANISTAN FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Evaluating perception of YouTube advertising @ IIT Dhanbad AMAN AHLAWAT| B.TECH, ELECTRONICS AND| COMMUNICATION, NORTHCAP UNIVERSITY, ‘GURGAON FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Effect of Financial Technology on Financial Institutions market prices @ Cocotier Innovative Solutions AMIT JAIN B.1ECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HERITAGE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KOLKATA FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: How to penetrate into a new market 1@ Propelld ANKIT KUMAR SINHA| BCA, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING) AND APPLICATIONS| IMPACT COLLEGE, PATNA| FRESHER: Internship/Project Topic: Impact of COVID-19 on Fil in India’ @ Cocotier Innovative Soluti APARAMITA B.SC , ZOOLOGY RANCHI WOMEN'S COLLEGE RANCHI FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: ‘Search engine marketing for tourism @ Eat My NewsASWANTH SS, B.SC, POLYMER CHEMISTRY] GOVERNMENT COLLEGE) ATTINGAL, 48 MONTHS @ INDIAN ARMY) Internship/Project Topic:| for increasing digital banking) in rural India @ REI /AVINASH SINGH 1B. E, INFORMATION SCIENCE [RNS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 48 MONTHS @ ECO TIMES 38 MONTHS @ RELIABLE FUELS LT i Internship/Project Topic: Power Index J@ IIT Dhanbad ) JAYANT HEMBROM) B.COM, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION’ NETAA SUBHAS INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS) MANAGEMENT| JAMSHEDPUR) FRESHER Internship/Project Topi Development of marketing strategies for amboo based eco-friendly construction solution) @ ESAF Co-operative) KAMAL PREET SINGH JASSAL B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEHRADUN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DEHRADUN FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Helping in sales forecast for electric vehicl post covid-19 ir select geographies @ Frost and Sullivan India MONALI SHILL| B.PHARM, CALCUTTA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICEL| :CHNOLOGY AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES) Caleuuttal FRESHER| Internship/Project Topi Development of a business vertical) @ERC Group}}PAWAR PRANAV SURESH Ip TECH, CIVIL ENGINEERING iL. CHAND COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SANGLI FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Animal health care tracking (@ Tata Consultancy Services PUSH DEKA\ B.E , ELECTRONICS AND) ‘TELECOMMUNICATION| ASSAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE GUWAHATI }44 MONTHS @ TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES, Internship/Project Topic: Role for social media marketing @ Unschoal) } PRANAV ANAND B.TECH, ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION, INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT, KOLKATA FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Technology adoption by non-CIO ‘stakeholders in BFS! industry |@ Tata Consultancy Serv ROOP VISHAL BATHALA| B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING| GITAM UNIVERSITY, VISAKHAPATNAM, FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: ‘Sustainable tourism ater Covid-19 @IT Dhanbad SAHU AKASH KUMUD B.E, ELECTRICAL MAHARALA S*YAUIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BAROD} VADODARA 25 MONTHS @ ADANI SOLAR Internship/Project Topic: Impact of Covid-19 on Indian equity market @ Cocotior Innovative Solutions‘SHAHAN AHMAD KHAN, B.TECH, MANUFACTURING ENGINERERING NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOUNDRY, AND FORGE TECHNOLOGY, RANCHI FRESHER) Internship/Project Topi Human resource managemet @ Peacock Solar] SHAILESH KUMAR JHA B.SC, MATHEMATICS JN COLLEGE, DHARBHANGA, FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Impact of Covid-19 on mutual fund lindustry @ Cocotier Inovative Solution SOUMYA RAKSHIT. B.TECH, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING| NETAJI SUBHASH ENGINEERING COLLEGE: KOLKATA| 31 MONTHS @ TCS: Internship/Project Topi Understanding hand sanitizer market from consumers’ perspective @ IT Dhanbad) SSUMAN SAHOO B.COM, MANAGEMENT RAVENSHAAW UNIVERSITY FRESHER Intemship/Project Topic: ‘Merger of banks J@ IIT Dhanbad SUSHANT B.E, ELECTRONICS AND, COMMUNICATION THAPAR UNIVERSITY, 31 MONTHS @ BHARTIAIRTEL Internship/Project Topic: Credit Risk Modelling @IIT Dhanbad)M. Tech (Industrial Engineering and Management) The department offers a full-time masters level programme in Industrial Engineering and Management, The course is of two years’ duration and is divided over four semesters. dure for the M, Tech GATE orc MR) mm Ko Admission .. n h er Process ; Course Structure M.Tech (IEM) programme offered by the desartment comprises of eleven core courses, seven elective courses, software laboratory, an industrial training component and a thesis component. First semester is entirely devoted to core courses. Second semester comprises of four core courses and five electives. At the end of second semester, students undergo industrial training at an organization for six weeks. In third and fourth semester students work on a dissertation under guidance of a faculty mentor for partial fulfillment of requirements under the programme. iyM.Tech(lIEM) Course Curriculum erreurs) Ce irr bo On a cel aR pscoentng eee Paced Pata bie ad 5, Business Research Methods! Business Statistics (Modular) Caden eaeeruen are 7, Business Analytics Lab. oan To reer) Semester 2. | 5. Materials Management Carne e Lam tukcened Toys) Ct ter yeny ulation Modelling & Analysis Lab be abled Cd 2. Financial Econometrics Preeti Seay EME sen Rene euea [thesis unit & Paes 2Bateh Profile Textiles¢hemisiry 20% Textile technology Academic 20% Diversity Machine suspyy creh Learning gph Coa ae Menagement 2 tl , ed Thesis Renee Digital facturing 10% Logistics management 40%|ADARSH KUMAR B.TECH, TEXTILE CHEMISTRY F . G.C.T.| KANPUR 2 1 YEAR @ SHAH! EXPORTS PVT LY FARIDABAD Internship/Project Topic: Machine Learning Intern '@ Infosense Global Pvt. Ltd. AMAN SINGH B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ‘'SRMCEM LUCKNOW, FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Predicting three year survival of patients with, (a breast Cancer having MI lymph nodal status @IIT Dhanbad! 1 ANIL KUMAR SINGH . : B.TECH = MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RAJKIYA ENGINEERING. COLLEGE, BANDA Internship/Project Topic: ‘Compare between Chebyshev and Euclidean best worst method @ IIT Dhanbad AVINASH YADAV, B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND) TECHNOLOGY, LUCKNOW, FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: impact of Digitalization for supply chain, logistics resilience during pandemic jhanba 4a2zmocuid®d KUMAR SHRESHTH BE|MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, RANCHI 13 MONTHS @ VEDANTA LTD. 18 MONTHS @ JSW STEELLTD. Internship/Project Topic: Industry 4.0 and Big Data Analytics for’ ‘smart sustainable logistics \\@ IIT Dhanbad rreeresMOHIT PRAJAPAT) B.TECH, TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY| ‘SHRI VAISHANAV INSTITUTE OF| TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE. INDORE| | 18 MONTHS @ VARDHMAN TEXTILE LTD| ‘&WEAR IT GLOBAL LTD) Internship/Project Topic: Franchise Sales team management and| Logistics Optimisation @Huplus market innovations Ltd) PRANJUL PANDEY B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,LUCKNOW FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Digital Manufacturing System @ IIT Dhanbad UPENDRA KUMAR| B.TECH, TEXTILE CHEMISTRY| cet KANPUR FRESHER| Internship/Project Topic:| Topic Modelling In Sustaineble E-Learning) Using R (tm, topic madels and word cloud 2} @ IIT Dhanbad} VIKASH SINGH B.TECH, TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY G.CTI KANPUR FRESHER Internship/Project Topic: Topic Modelling In Sustainable Digital Payment Using R (tm, topic models and word cloud 2) ((@ 117 Dhanbad YADAV SACHIN LALBAHADUR| B.TECH, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, GURUKULA KANGRI UNIVERSITY, HARIDWAR) FRESHER| Internship/Project Topic: ‘Bullwhip Effect in Supply Chein Management @ IIT Dhanbad[APARNA KRISHNA Ph.D. Indian institute of Management Bangalore Public Policy, Economics BIBHAS CHANDRA Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad Consumer Behaviour, Social Marketing GOVIND SWAROOP PATHAK Ph.D. Kanpur University Human Motivation, HRM, Consumer Psychology HIMANSHU GUPTA. Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Operations, Supply Chain Managemen GAMINI KANTA PATTANAYAK Ph.D. Utkal University Financial Accounting. Financial Management IKRISHNENDU SHAW Ph.D, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Operations Research, Supply Chain Management KUTHAMBALAYAN SRIDHAR THYAGARAW) Ph.D. Indian institute of Technology Kanpur Operations Research, Supply Chain Management MRINALINI PANDEY Ph.0. indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad Advertising, Marketing, HRM. MOHD. IRFAN Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Economics, Appliet! Econometrics NILADRI DAS) Ph.D indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad Gorse Grverance SistenabltyReporing Enterpeneurship Managemen) PRAMOD PATHAK Ph.D. Banaras Hindu University, Human Resources Management, Marketing, RASHMI SINGH Ph.D. Indian Institute of Science Bangalore! Operations & Analytics RUHI SONAL} Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Game Theory, Bounded Rationality SANDEEP MONDAL) Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad Decision Sciences, Reverse | agistios) SAUMYA SINGH! Ph.D. Purvanchal University, Online Marketing, Strategic Management: SHASHANK BANSAL! Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology Madras, (Goiporuts Finance, Risk Managomert, Comp tational Finance SHIKHA SINGH) Ph.D. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, Operations, Industrial Digitalization| SHRAVAN TRIVEDI Ph.D. Indian Institute of Management Indore! Business Analytics|PRE-PLACEMENT INTERACTION This is a platform for interaction between the students and the company epresentatives, where infomation regarding profile of the company, ey aspects of its business, work environment and opportunities are made available to the students. This is followed by a question-answer session. Companies are encouraged to contact Training and Placement (T&:P) Cell for fixing a mutually suitable slot for pre-placement interaction. Alternatively. companies can share information about themselves with T&’P cell through e-mails if they are unable to visit _/ the department for an interaction. po APPLICATION \ ompanies share details about job profile, selection process etc. using job Notification Form (JNF) which is provided to them by T&:P. ‘ell, Interested students then apply to the company. Detailed resumes of interested students and any other information requested by the company are collated by T&:P cell and shared with the company. Student placement representatives coordinate corporate interaction and application process. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS inal placement process and interviews are conducted over an extended period of time. This gives the companies ample time for any customised election process that may 2¢ required. Placement process including interviews are facilitated throughremote means (video conferencing, _/ skype, etc.) in case the company is unable to interview students on campus, Z OFFERS AND ACCEPTANCE ;ompanies can make an offer to the student after the final interview. he offer should include details of role, location, remuneration and other relevant terms and conditions required by the candidate to make the decision. The offer is communicated by the company to the Training and Placement Cell which in turn is communicated to selected student(s). Acceptance of an offer is governed by placement rules of the department which are framed at the beginning of the academic year.Clubs And Committees Training and Placement Cell (TPC): TPC acis as a bridge between the department and organisations interested in providing placement and internship opportunities to the students. The committee co-ordinates interaction and campus visits for organisations empaneled with ‘the department and continuously strives to contact and empanel new companies. Media and Public Relation Cell (MPRC): MPRCcell communicatesmajor achievements and events of the department to the world through various social media platforms. It also shoulders public relations, event management, website development and management and social media management activities of the department. Alumni Committee: The committee acts as an interface between the department and its alumni base. it maintains an updated database of the department alumni and organizes various activities to connect with the alumni. Quiziapa: Quiziapa is quizzing club of the insfitute, It strengthens quizzing culture at the institute by organizing weekly events and honing teams for inter-college quizzing competitions, Literary and Debating Club (LITC): LITC provides students with platform to participate in debates, poetry, storytelling and standup comedy events and helps them strengthen their literary and writing skills. Members of the clud have won several accolades at national and intemational debating, literary and cultural events. Chayanika Sangh: Chayanika Sangh is the hindi club of the institute. Members of the cub leam how to create stories, develop layers in their poetry and perform their literary pieces in ‘ront of audience. The club has been providing support to budding hindi and urdu poets of the campus for several years and has won prizes at several inter-college events, Zero Hour Club: With activities such as Public Speaking, Group Discussions, Debates and Knowledge sharing presentations, this dub helps students develop and improve their interpersonal and soft skills Consulting Club: To impart practical understandings of business problems and the possible solutions to these, we have the "Consulting Club” where the students have extensive business case discussions and presentations.°.. = TATA STEEL adani Bivs Aakash Medical IIT-JEE Foundations fm VECOMMERCIAL VEHICLES = WM AVOWO GROUPAND EIGER MOTORS ONT VENTURE M Inovative Solutions Pvt.Ltd. a TATA TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES Experience certainty. GIs COCOTIER — cHatron NYContact Details: ‘Training and Placement Cell Department of Management Studies NT (ISM) Dhanbad, Dhanbad Jharkhand — 826004 Career Development Centre (CDC) UT (ISM) Dhanbad, Dhanbad Jharkhand — 826004 Email: (e_ms@itism ac.in Website: www. itism.ac.in/index,phpyDepartments/ dept_ms Contact: 0326-2235278 Prof. Saumya Singh, Head of Department, DMS Email: saumye@iitism.ac.in Prof. Aparna Krishna, Coordinator, DMS Email: aperma@itism.2c.in Prof. Rashmi Singh, Coordinator, OMS Email: rashmis@itism.ac.in Prof. Shikha Singh, Coordinator, DMS Email: shikhes@itism.ac.in Email: cdo@ itism.ac.in Contact: 0325-2296514/2235803 Prof. Satish Sinha, Chairman, CDC Phone: 0326-2235208 Prof. Panke) Kumar Jain, Vice Chairman, CDC Phone: 0326-2235176 Prof. Sachin Kumar Singh, Vice Chairman, CDC Phone: 0326-2296614 Student Placement Team Adarsh Kumar adarsh307kumar@gmail.com 1985862442 Aman Singh amansinghkthr421@amail.com 101 /969809 Ankit Sinha ankitksinha.jitdhn@amail.com 9097780535 Akash Sahu akashsahu.iitdhn@gmail.com 9662720798 Aswanth § S (SPR) aswanth jitdhn@gmail.com 8547936020 Avinash Vadav (SPR) avidzero@qmail.com 9198131775 Kamal Jassal kamaljassal.litdhn@gqmail.com 8395020094 Mohit Prajapat mohit.prajapat48@amail.com 8982140698 Monali Shill monali iitdhn@qmail.com 8910827765 Pijush Deka pijushdeka iitdhn@gmail.com 9073907445, Soumya Rakshit soumyarakshit.jitdhn@amail.com 9830599102 Vikash Singh singh31795@qmail.com 9169400219