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    The organizational chart shows Mr. Rajan as the CEO of the proposed university. There are three VPs who report to him: VP of Operations, VP of HR and Marketing, and VP of Finance. The CEO and VPs salaries include basic pay, allowances for housing, transport, and dearness, as well as incentives based on net profit. The document also includes a table outlining salaries for managers. Finally, it states Mr. Rajan has invested 400 crore rupees for university infrastructure that will be reimbursed over 10 years in 40 crore installments annually.

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    The organizational chart shows Mr. Rajan as the CEO of the proposed university. There are three VPs who report to him: VP of Operations, VP of HR and Marketing, and VP of Finance. The CEO and VPs salaries include basic pay, allowances for housing, transport, and dearness, as well as incentives based on net profit. The document also includes a table outlining salaries for managers. Finally, it states Mr. Rajan has invested 400 crore rupees for university infrastructure that will be reimbursed over 10 years in 40 crore installments annually.

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    Example Company Organizational Chart

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    Anish Gopal Panicker
    The organizational chart shows Mr. Rajan as the CEO of the proposed university. There are three VPs who report to him: VP of Operations, VP of HR and Marketing, and VP of Finance. The CEO and VPs salaries include basic pay, allowances for housing, transport, and dearness, as well as incentives based on net profit. The document also includes a table outlining salaries for managers. Finally, it states Mr. Rajan has invested 400 crore rupees for university infrastructure that will be reimbursed over 10 years in 40 crore installments annually.

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    [organizational chart for our Proposed

    University]
    [CEO]
    Mr Rajan

    MD
    MATHA
    SACHINMAYI

    [VP Operations] [VP HR & [VP FINANCE]


    Mr Babu K K MKTG] Miss Jaya
    Mr Anish

    Manager Manager
    [Manager] Co ordinator Executive D/o Mr Rajan
    Mrs Rajan
    Mrs Mallika k
    Babu

    [Co [Asst
    Executive ordinator] Manager]
    [Co -ordinat [Executive] Coordinat TEAM
    or] or
    MEMBE

    Sr No Name Designation Basic pay Allowances Incentives Total Salary


    1 Mr Rajan CEO 1.25L House 25000 5% of Net Profit 2L
    Transport 25000
    Dearness 15000
    Special 10000

    2 Mr Babu K K VP (Operations) 80000 House 25000 2.5% of Net Profit 1.5.L


    Transport 25000
    Dearness 15000
    Special 5000

    3 Mr Anish VP(HR & Mktg) 75000 House 25000 2.5% of Net Profit 1.45L
    Transport 25000
    Dearness 15000
    Special 5000

    4 Miss Jaya VP(Finance) 70000 House 25000 2.5% of Net Profit 1.4L
    Transport 25000
    Dearness 15000
    Special 5000

    5 Mrs Rajan Manager(HR & Mktg) 65000 House 25000 2% of Net Profit 1.3L
    Transport 25000
    Dearness 10000
    Special 5000

    6 Mrs Mallika K Babu Manager(Operations) 65000 House 25000 2% of Net Profit 1.3L
    Transport 25000
    Dearness 10000
    Special 5000

    7 D/o Mr Rajan Manager(Finance) 65000 House 25000 2% of Net Profit 1.3L


    Transport 25000
    Dearness 10000
    Special 5000

    A one-timeFUND of Rs 400 Crores as invested by Mr Rajan will be provided for creation of common infrastructure facilities for the university
    as proposed by the management.Amount will be reimbursed within 10 years as equal instalment of Rs 40 Crores yearly.

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