IIFM2010 - Placement Brochure

DAKSH

Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal

the enabled

Placement Brochure 2010

Moving beyond the realm of knowledge with “DAKSH”

Message from Director 02; Message from Chairperson, Placements 03;

About IIFM 04; Specializations 06; Why IIFM? 08; Courses 10;

Alumni 13; Recruiting Partners 14; Knowledge Capital @ IIFM 16;

Batch Profi le - 2010 18; Placement Guidelines 34; Participation Form 35

Contents

At IIFM theory meets practice, where

scholars from all walks of life blend in

their knowledge to craft the ultimate

talent in them. A talent that’s culled

from the facets of Development,

Environment and Conservation &

Livelihood Management. Talent

that enables every scholar to

attain with years of “sadhana” the

edge in specialization. An edge of

specialization that’s possible only with

the element of “Daksh.”

In its glorious journey of 27 years, the Indian Institute of Forest Management has established itself as a beacon of management education in the country. In its fl agship Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management programme (PGDFM), which began its journey in 1988, has been constantly upgraded to internalize the changes occurring in the dynamic world, attracts the best amongst the talent pool of aspirant students as well as recruiters from diverse sectors.

An interdisciplinary approach of learning, synergizing with research, education and extension has been the hallmark of Indian Institute of Forest Management.The PGDFM programme inculcates conceptual knowledge, analytical ability, critical thinking, creativity, hard working abilities and above all a deep sensitivity towards socio-economic, cultural and environmental needs in our students.

The course is further strengthened by Internship (earlier called Organizational Trainings) of 9-10 weeks, held in April-May. The students in this internship work on real life projects with diverse organizations. Over the years the students of the PGDFM programme have won accolades from the organizations they have worked in. We have consistently received an overwhelming response from organizations for offering placements. I am confi dent that our students would be able to contribute signifi cantly towards the organizational growth.

With immense pride I take this opportunity to introduce you to the 21st batch of PGDFM at the Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal and I welcome your esteemed organization to our campus in January, 2010 for the Placement of our well deserving talented batch of students.

Dr. R.B. Lal

Director, IIFM

Message from the DirectorIt is indeed a matter of great pleasure to invite your esteemed organization for the Placements 2010 of the 21st batch of Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management (PGDFM) at Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM).

IIFM, as a national level institution catering to the demand of forestry and allied sectors, has constantly strived to inculcate in its students the knowledge of best management practices and a strong sense of social and environmental responsibility. The Institute has a highly learned and experienced faculty base which, coupled with state -of-the-art infrastructural facilities, enhances the learning process of the students. All these factors together have helped in producing the best resource managers in the country, who have proven their mettle in their chosen spheres of work.

The PGDFM course provides a strong foundation to bring the students face-to-face with the intricacies involved in the organizational application of their learning.The would be managers, bring with them the knowledge and skills along with unbridled enthusiasm to make practical application of it in real life projects.

The organizations in the past have found the work of our students extremely valuable and their efforts have been highly appreciated for the innovative approach. I believe that this time also our students will excel in all aspects.

Thus I take this opportunity to invite you to participate in the Placements 2010 in January 2010 for the 21st batch of PGDFM students.

Dr. Madhu Verma

Chairperson, Placements

Message from the Chairperson, Placements

Situated in the sylvan surroundings of the beautiful city of Bhopal, the Indian Institute of Forest Management is a key milestone for sectoral management education.Established in 1982 as an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), Government of India, it was conceptualized in response to the recommendations of the National Agriculture Commission (NAC). The impetus generated by these recommendations culminated in an alliance with the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM A) through which the philosophy and raison d’être of IIFM was evolved. The Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) also contributed fi nancially and technically in establishing the Institute. Since its inception, IIFM has been home to some of the most brilliant young minds who are constantly raising the bar of excellence in this dynamic fi eld.

It takes the combination of individual talents to derive the final output. IIFM is one such institution which assimilates the ‘Daksh’ of every scholar in unison.

About IIFM

The students have access to excellent infrastructure, a dedicated faculty and a beautiful campus. We are one of the premier sectoral institutes in the country, making our presence felt nationally as well as internationally.

PGDFM is the fl agship course of IIFM. The two year fully residential programme comprises of foundation segment comprising of four terms covering fundamental courses on management, forestry, environment and development subjects. The specialized modules comprise Conservation and Livelihood Management (C&L), Environmental Management (EM) and Development Management (DM) which is offered for the remaining two terms. The PGDFM programme also offers the option to pursue Dual specialization.

To know more about the PGDFM course please visit: http://www.iifm.ac.in/admission/course_pgdfm.html

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Specializations

IIFM offers the option of availing Dual Specialization in 3 Disciplines. The current batch of 58 students have opted for the specializations as depicted. These Disciplines are over-and-above the Core Business Management Subjects compulsory for everyone.

360° Learning @ IIFM

The three facets of management… Development, Environment and Conservation & Livelihood have been designed to extract unparalleled expertise in our scholars, giving them a special edge.

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Development ManagementEnvironmental

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FOCUS: Specializations

Conservation and Livelihood Management

It is the keystone of the Institute •

Livelihood Generation with a Conservative Approach: Ecotourism •

Understanding the Natural Resources & Community Linkages •

Sustainable Development through Eco-Conservation •

Natural Resource Management •

Development Management

Expanding Conventional Financial Models: Microfi nance •

E-Governance & Policy Analysis •

Insights to the Changes in the Rural Environment •

Facilitates development of Sustainable Rural Livelihood •

Amalgamation of Financial Management Skills with NRM •

Spatial Analysis towards Rural Solution •

Agri-Business & Rural Marketing•

Environmental Management

Green Business •

Eco-Conservation for Sustainable Development •

Corporate Strategies for Environment Management •

Environment Standards and Certifi cations •

Micro Solutions for Macro Problems •

Carbon Markets •

Renewable Energy•

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Why IIFM?

Knowledge Capital

IIFM is one of the few B-Schools which depends more on permanent faculty than visiting guest faculty. The permanent faculty-student ratio is an impressive 1:5.4 (24 permanent faculty catering to 9 faculty areas). The excellent mix of highly qualifi ed faculty and up-to-date course content ensures that IIFM graduates are well prepared to face any challenge posed by today’s business scenario.

Selection Process

A batch of 58 students is selected through an extremely stringent selection process, consisting of several fi lters to get the best minds in the country. The present batch (2008-10) has been selected from a pool of top scorers in CAT who appeared for group discussions and personal interviews. The ratio of fi nal selection from the total number of IIFM applicants are an impressive 1:63.

Placement Records

Average number of job offers per student last year was more than 2. More than simply quantity, the quality of jobs on offer refl ects the faith reposed by recruiters.

Practical Exposure

IIFM believes in the importance of giving its students extensive practical exposure alongside invaluable academic inputs to ensure their holistic development.

This ensures a perfect mix of business acumen and academic intellect. Such exposure is provided by means of Summer Internship, Field Visits, Industry Visits, Guest Lectures, and Live Projects. A ten week compulsory Summer Internship provides an opportunity for students to apply academic knowledge to real time managerial problems. 15-day-long fi eld trips are conducted twice during the programme to provide on-fi eld knowledge gaining. Guest lectures provide students a chance to interact with representatives of the corporate world and learn about latest management practices.

It’s easier to walk on a plane. At IIFM, scholars are taught to get a strong foothold even in severe conditions by striking the right balance.

right balance

Imagine 58 dynamic individuals, who have cracked CAT with enviable scores, each with a UNIQUE skill-set, all raring to make a difference. When this group packs into the classroom to deliberate and brainstorm with India’s PREMIER management faculty for over 1200 classroom hours, and fi nds solutions to some of the toughest business problems over some 400 odd case studies, the outcome can be quite INVIGORATING.

The Indian Institute of Forest Management proudly presents to you the PGDFM Batch of 2010; a talented group of future managers, with the ability to TRANSFORM Indian business in challenging and dynamic business environments. For the past two decades IIFM, India’s premier management school, has produced exceptionally bright and effi cient management graduates, who have gone to LEAD business in Core Corporate, Development, Environment and Conservation and Livelihood sectors. The current batch promises to set new records and break new FRONTIERS.

IIFM has been Ranked 2nd in the Sectoral B-School ranking by Outlook–MDRA Survey conducted in September, 2009. The Institute won the prestigious Dewang Mehta Business School Award for ‘Best Government B–School’ for the year 2009.


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CORE MANAGEMENT

Supply Chain Management•

Strategic Management•

Project Management•

Management Control System•

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Management Accounting •

Financial Management •

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Marketing Research •

Marketing Management •

I.T. AND QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES

Basic Computing and Data Handling •

Management Information System •

Quantitative Techniques •

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Organizational Behavior •

Designing Work Organization •

Human Resources Management •

ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENTAL ECONOMICS

Micro Economic Analysis •

Macro Economic Analysis and Planning •

ECOSYSTEM & ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

Corporate Environment Management •

Environmental Conservation &• Ecosystem Management

Natural Resource Management•

COMMUNICATION & EXTENSION MANAGEMENT

Written Analysis and Communication•

Communication and Extension • Management

SOCIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Public Policy System•

Society and Polity •

TECHNICAL FORESTRY

Fundamentals of Forest Management •

Forest Mensuration •

Forest Operation Management•

Subjects offered in FOUNDATION SEGMENT

Courses

CONSERVATION AND LIVELIHOOD MANAGEMENT

Land Management & Agro Forestry•

Forest Policy, Law & Planning•

Biodiversity Conservation•

Sustainable Forest Management and • Certifi cation

DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT

Adaptive Management Techniques for • Development

Rural Environment and Development • Management

NGO Management•

Development Theory, History & Policy •

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

Ecological Economics & • Environmental Valuation

Environmental Impact Assessment•

Modeling of Ecology and Economy•

Climate Change and Sustainable • Development

Subjects offered in SPECIALIZED MODULES : Compulsory

Geoinformatics •

Advanced Data Analysis•

International Business •

Econometrics •

Renewable Energy Management •

Disaster Management •

Hazardous Waste Management •

Climate Change and Sustainable • Livelihood

Corporate Environmental • Responsibility & Green Marketing

Environmental Auditing •

Environmental Risk Assessment and • Management

Environmental and Conservation • Finance

Business of Climate Change: CDM & • Carbon Trading

Microfi nance •

Livelihood and Social Entrepreneurship•

Emerging Rural Business Models and • Retailing

Social Impact Assessment •

Social Development through • Innovations in Rural Finance

Rural Marketing•

Rural Development•

Ecotourism and Nature Conservation •

Integrated Natural Resource • Management

Management of Medicinal, Aromatic • and other High Value Resources

Sustainable NTFP Management and • Entrepreneurship Development

Integrated Water Resource • Development & Management

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS

Championing in one field is a passé. Multitasking is in. Much like Arjuna who was not only an excellent archer but an equally good cook and a horseman.

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chain of successThe Indian tradition has always upheld the parampara of putting others first. A good manger is one who promotes others which eventually forms the chain of success.

A handful of our illustrious Alumni...[PFM 88-90] Arun Mehrotra: Head-Product Development, IFFCO Tokio

[PFM 89-91] Amar Saxena: Head, Info. Management & Analytics, Reliance Retail

[PFM-89-91] Chandra Kishore: Founder, Network of Indian Environment Professionals

[PFM 89-91] G. Jayanthi: Co-Director, Action for Social Advancement

[PFM 89-91] Ramesh Mukalla: Senior Water & Sanitation Specialist, World Bank

[PFM 89-91] Varalakshmi Vemuru: Senior Specialist, World Bank

[PFM 90-92] Harpreet Bhinder: India Operations Head - MPHRO, Hewitt Associates

[PFM 90-92] Ravi Kandpal: Vice President, Deutsche Bank

[PFM 90-92] Sushil Saigal: Senior Advisor, Winrock International, India

[PFM 92-94] Anand Sinha: Country Director, Abt Associates

[PFM 92-94] Jayesh Bhatia: Director, NRMC India

[PFM 92-94] Manish Shankar: AVP, Access Development Services

[PFM 92-94] Paul Basil: CEO, Villgro (Formerly RIN)

[PFM 92-94] Vineet Rai: Chairman and Co-Founder, Intellecap,

CEO, Aavishkaar India Micro Venture Capital Fund

[PFM 93-95] Anand Kanaujia: Enterprise Application Head, Ipsoft Inc,

[PFM 94-96] Vikas Nath: Founder, Digital Governance Initiative

[PFM 96-98] Soumitri Das: Fellow, Climate Change Division, TERI

[PFM 97-99] Sandeep Sengupta: Doctoral student, Oxford University

[PFM 98-00] Dharmendra Daukia: GM, Raw Materials, JK Papers

[PFM 98-00] Rajaram Sankaran: Business Dev & Strategy Planning, AstraZeneca Pharma

[PFM 98-00] Rajni Sundru: Regional Marketing Manager (South), ICICI Bank

[PFM 98-00] Sonali Chowdhary: Sr. Program Associate, The SEEP Network

[PFM 99-01] Biplav Chatterjee: Advisor, KPMG India - Aid and Development Services

[PFM 99-01] Naveen Prakash: Senior Consultant, WIPRO

[PFM 99-01] Rahul Bist: Founder Partner, M2i Consulting

[PFM 01-03] Alark Saxena: Doctoral student, Yale University

[PFM 01-03] Shikha Kalra: Associate, Rabobank International, USA

[PFM 03-05] Jagjeet Sareen: Programme Offi cer, UNFCCC

[PFM 04-06] Swapan Mehra: President, Evolution Market


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CORPORATE

ABN Amro Bank•

AIT Bangkok•

Asian Development Bank•

Australian Wheat Board•

Axis Bank•

Ballarpur Industries Ltd. (BILT)•

CII •

Crompton Greaves•

Earthy Goods•

Ernst & Young•

ESRI-India•

Exim Bank•

FINO•

FRLHT•

Grasim Industries Ltd.•

Harihar Polyfi bres•

Harrison Malayalam•

HDFC Bank•

HEG•

Hindustan Latex•

Hindustan Newsprint Ltd.•

HPCL •

ICICI Bank•

ICICI Prudential Life•

IMS Learning Resources•

India Bulls•

Indian Oil Corp Ltd.•

ITC Bhadrachalam•

ITC Global Agri Systems•

J.K. Corp. Ltd.•

KFW •

KPMG•

MCX•

Muthoot Finance •

NCDEX•

Olam International, Singapore•

Orient Paper Mills•

PEPSI Co.•

Proctor and Gamble•

PVM •

Siemens Information System•

DEVELOPMENT

Access Development Services•

ACTION-AID•

Aga Khan Rural Support Programme • (India)

Aid et Action•

BISWA•

CARE India•

Development Support Centre•

Development Credit Bank •

DHAN Foundation •

EDA Rural Systems Pvt. Ltd.•

Foundation for MSME Clusters•

Gram Mooligai Co•

GUDC•

Kerala Horticulture Dep. Programme•

Lupin Human Welfare•

National Innovation Foundation•

One World South Asia •

OXFAM (India) Trust•

Pradan•

SEWA •

Recruiting Partners

When it comes to a position in the corporate domain, an IIFMight is second to none. Simply put in the Indian context, every scholar here is the ‘Adwitiya’.

the adwitiyaSewa Mandir•

SIDA•

SIR Dorabji Tata Trust•

Tata Steel Rural Dev. Society•

TRIFED•

Udyogini•

UNESCO•

UNIDO•

Villgro (RIN)•

World Bank•

WWF •

ENVIRONMENT

ATREE•

General Carbon (Formerly Cantor • CO2e)

Centre for Sustainable Ecotourism, • Uttaranchal

CEE SGP-UNDP•

C-TRAN•

CSE Delhi•

ELDF •

Emergent Ventures India (EVI)•

FES •

Gujarat Ecological Education & • Research Foundation (GEER)

Gujarat Ecology Commission•

Jungle Lodges & Resorts•

MP Ecotourism Board•

TERI•

Veda Climate Change•

Winrock International•

FORESTRY

Andhra Pradesh Forest Dept. •

CIFOR Indonesia•

Chhatisgarh MFP Federation•

DANIDA Asia Forest Network•

Forest Development Agencies•

Forest Development Corp.•

ITTO•

Karnataka Forest Dev. Corp.•

Vindhya Valley •

MICROFINANCE

Bandhan Microfi nance•

BASIX•

CCFID•

CMF Rajasthan•

Disha Microfi nance•

Friends of WWB India •

Grameen Koota •

Intellecash •

MicroSave •

Sonata Microfi nance•

SKS Microfi nance•

Vimo Sewa •

MARKETING RESEARCH & CONSULTANCY

IFMR•

IMRB International•

Indian Institute of Science•

ORG-MARG•

RISK Management Solutions India • (RMSI)

Sambodhi•


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Knowledge Capital @ IIFM

Every Guru at IIFM builds an IIFMight on the traditions of Knowledge, Practicality and Discipline, so that they stand out as Arjuna in the corporate crowd.

DIRECTOR

Ravindra Bihari Lal (Ph.D.) •

COMMUNICATION & EXTENSION MANAGEMENT

K.N. Krishna Kumar (Ph.D.) •

ECOSYSTEM & ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

Suprava Patnaik (Ph.D.) [LOD]•

Yogesh Dubey (Ph.D.) •

Omprakash D. Madguni (Ph.D.) •

Bhaskar Sinha (Ph.D.) •

Chandra Prakash Kala (Ph.D.) •

ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENTAL ECONOMICS

Madhu Verma (Ph.D.) •

Vijay Kumar (Ph.D.) •

SOCIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Pawan Kumar Biswas (Ph.D.) •

Debashish Debnath (Ph.D.) •

Amitabh Pandey (Ph.D.) •

Ashish David (Ph.D.) •

I.T. AND QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES

Chinmaya Singh Rathore (Ph.D.) •

C.V.R.S. Vijaya Kumar (Ph.D.) •

Asha Khanna (P.G.) •

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Ashutosh Verma (Ph.D.) •

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Manmohan Yadav (Ph.D.) •

Parag Dubey (Ph.D.) •

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Rekha Singhal (Ph.D.) [LOD]•

Parul Rishi (Ph.D.) •

Vandita Singh Banerjee (P.G.) •

TECHNICAL FORESTRY

H. S. Gupta (I.F.S.) •

Prodyut Bhattacharya (Ph.D.) •

Capt. Anil Khare (I.F.S.)•

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Batch Profile:The 2008 – 10 batch has a healthy mix of students from various backgrounds and with varied work experience. The shared perspective increases learning in all spheres and the group dynamics helps in developing interpersonal skills. Thus the students get exposure to different situations and learn how to meet new challenges.

Total Batch Strength: 58 •

35% of Batch has prior Work Experience•

Batch of 2010

Engineering (32%)

Others (10%)

Commerce (7%)

Biotechnology (7%)

Agri & Allied (16%)

Humanities (9%)Basic Sciences (19%)

Undergraduate Profile Work Experience

Less than 2 years (59%)

4 or more years (5%)

2 - 4 years (36%)

Ashung Ngalung, 26 yearsB.Sc.(Geography), Jamia Milia Islamia University Delhi

SI Organisation: Aravali Foundation for Education

Project Title: Urban forestry management of India issues and concerns – special reference to NCT of Delhi

Major Specialisation: Conservation & Livelihood Management

Minor Specialization: Development Management

Ashish Phulera, 31 years B.Sc., D.S.B. Campus, Nainital, Kumaun University

Work Exp: Forestor, Govt. of Uttarkhand (60 months), Sr. Executive, Satoree Training Pvt. Ltd (12 months)

SI Organisation: DHAN Foundation

Project Title: Risks and Vulnerabilities of Dairy Farmers - A Study at Kurinjipadi Block in Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu

Major Specialisation: Development Management

Minor Specialization: Environmental Management

Anuj Singh, 24 yearsBBA, Prestige Institute of Management, Jiwaji University

SI Organisation: Muthoot Fincorp Ltd.

Project Title: Market research and Project Development for Muthoot Business Loan and Gold Loan


Aritro Dasgupta, 22 yearsBA Eng (H), Ram Lal Anand College, Delhi University

SI Organisation: Jungle Lodges and Resorts

Project Title: Study the Human Resource profi le of the organization with a motive to increase long term motivational needs and to assess the society in the settlements of surroundings the Resorts.



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Hardeep Singh Chhabra, 24 years Bachelor of Public Administration, Department of Public Administration, Lucknow University, U.P.

SI Organisation: Access Development Services

Project Title: Feasibility Study for In-situ Value addition in Fruits and Vegetable Commodities



Geetanjali Shahi, 22 years B.A (H) Geography, Miranda House, Delhi University

SI Organisation: Society for Promotion of Wasteland Development

Project Title: Micro planning for Bokaro River sub-basin with community participation through Natural Resource Management.

Major Specialisation: Environmental Management


Dibyendu Nandi, 25 years B.Sc. (Computer Science), Dyal Singh College, University of Delhi

Work Exp: Application Developer, Merx Equity Pvt. Ltd. (6 months )

SI Organisation: Foundation for MSME Clusters

Project Title: Setting up of Cluster Observatory and preparing Business Plan for future.



Garud Hrishikesh Vinay, 27 years B.E. (Electronics), A.I.S.S.M.S College of Engineering, University of Pune

Work Exp: Research executive Career Forum (15 months),Assistant manager in IMS learning Resources (7 months)


Project Title: Marketing steps for 100% occupancy at Devbagh Resort


Chandan Kumar, 24 years B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering), College of Agricultural University, Rajendra Agricultural University, Pusa, Samastipur

SI Organisation: SEWA Federation

Project Title: Building a Social Enterprise Model - Setting up a Home Care Co-operative



Chandan Khanna, 25 years B.Tech. (Electrical and Electronics), S.R.M.S.C.E.T., Uttar Pradesh Technical University

Work Exp: Family Business (18 months)

SI Organisation: CGMFP Federation, Raipur

Project Title: Evaluation of Impact of European Commission project on Forest based Livelihood in Chhattisgarh


Bikram Gupta, 30 years LL.B., B.Com, Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi, B.M.C.C, University of Pune

Work Exp: Practised in Workmen’s Compensation Court (13 months)

SI Organisation: Aarohan Financial Services Ltd, Kolkata

Project Title: Market Research: Assessing the Insurance Needs of Arohan’s Customers



C.R.Sivapradha, 22 years B.Sc.(Hons) Biological Sciences, Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University

SI Organisation: One World South Asia

Project Title: Integrated Knowledge System on Climate Change Adaptation




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Manish Singh, 25 years B.Tech (Chemical Engineering), Harcourt Butler Technological Institute (HBTI), Kanpur

Work Exp: Senior Production Engineer, Chemical Division, Godrej Industries Ltd. (24 months)

SI Organisation: CEE, UNDP GEF Small Grants Programme, New Delhi

Project Title: Study and Impact assessment of GEF-UNDP-SGP Projects


Mangesh Bharat Rangari, 25 years B.Sc., Shri Shivaji Science College, R.T.M. Nagpur University


Project Title: Development and Implementation of Business Plans for SMEs in Forest Fringe Villages


Kaushik Hazarika, 28 years B.E. (Electronics and Telecom), Assam Engineering College, Guwahati University

Work Exp: Quality Analyst, Greenfi eld Online (4 months), Software Engg., WebX (16 months), Program Analyst, Cognizant (12 months)

SI Organisation: Cantor CO2e

Project Title: PDD Development of CDM project


Manasi Pathak, 23 years B.E. (Electronics and Telecom), Shri Ramdeobaba Kamla Nehru Engg. College, R.T.M. Nagpur University

Work Exp: Assistant System Engineer Trainee in Tata Consultancy Services (6 months)

SI Organisation: TERI

Project Title: Livelihoods and Landscapes


K Ram Kishor, 23 years B.Sc.(H) Physics, Govt Autonomous College, Rourkela, Sambalpur University, Orissa

Work Exp: Technician, Indian Railways (36 months)

SI Organisation: Sambandh, RRDC

Project Title: Mapping of the critical processes of micro fi nance operations and using six sigma approach to optimize the effectiveness and effi ciency of each of the processes.


Indranil Roy, 26 years B.E. (Industrial Engg. and Management), Bangalore Institute of Technology, Visvesvaraya Technological University

Work Exp: Software Engineer (Finacle), Infosys Technologies Limited (33 months)

SI Organisation: Cantor CO2e

Project Title: PDD Development


Himwan Gupta, 22 years B.Tech, Textile Chemistry, T.I.T.&S. Bhiwani, Maharishi Dayanand University

SI Organisation: CCFID

Project Title: Product development for Capacity Building of Microfi nance and Livelihood Clients



Ibon Teron, 25 years B.Sc. Zoology (H), Diphu Government College, Assam University

SI Organisation: HPCL

Project Title: Potential for Generation of Carbon Credit through the Farm Forestry Project undertaken by NPM




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Pramod Upadhyay, 24 years M.A. (English Literature), BCA, Extol Institute of Management, Barkatullah University, Bhopal

SI Organisation: School of Good Governance & Policy Analysis

Project Title: SWOT Analysis of the current structure of Joint Forest Management, social issues and proposal for reforms at policy level with special reference to Harda


Pramendra Singh, 25 years B.Tech. (Biotechnology), Vellore Institute of Technology, Tamil Nadu

Work Exp: Assistant System Engineer, T.C.S. (24 months)


Project Title: Functioning of FDA’s and development of Business Plan for SME’s


Paritosh Rai, 22 years B.Sc.(H) Biotechnology, IMS Ghaziabad, C.C.S. University, Meerut

Work Exp: Sales Executive, Maruti Suzuki (10 months)


Project Title: Study to understand Youth as Livelihood program intervention potential


Pragati Suryawanshi, 25 years B.Sc.(Biotechnology), Sindhu Mahavidhyalaya, R.T.M. Nagpur University


Project Title: Ecotourism as a tool to educate man -environment relationship



Nishant Pandey, 23 years B.Tech, Computer Science, College of Engineering, Roorkie, Uttar Pradesh Technical University


Project Title: Cost benefi ts analysis of project (Socio-economic development through a producer collective approach) interventions.



Nayan Ranjan Kumar, 26 years B.Sc. (Agriculture), Institute of Agricultural Sciences, B.H.U., Varanasi

SI Organisation: National Innovation Foundation, Ahmedabad

Project Title: Developing Business plan, Market benchmarking & documentation for Grassroots innovations.


Minor Specialisation: Development Management

Manish Naithani, 25 years B.Sc.(H), Physics, Hindu College, Delhi University

Work Exp: Offi cer, ABN AMRO, Central Enterprises Services Pvt. Ltd. (10 months)Relationship Manager, Harsal Stud and Agricultural Farm, Meerut (9 months)

SI Organisation: Centre for Environment Education, New Delhi

Project Title: Study and Impact assessment of GEF-UNDP-SGP Projects



Mayank Rai, 25 years B.Sc. (Biotechnology), Extol Institute of Management, Barkatullah University, Bhopal

SI Organisation: Muthoot Fincorp ltd.




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Renuka Saroha, 23 years B.E.(Computer Science), B.S.A.I.T.M, Maharishi Dayanand University


Project Title: Livelihood Mapping and Product Development for slum dwellers of Greater Mumbai



Reetabrata Ghosh, 24 years B.A.(H) History, Jadavpur University

SI Organisation: MASS

Project Title: Developing a business model for Sal leaf Enterprise for capacity building



Puran Prakash, 29 years B.Sc.(Mathematics), Jamshedpur Cooperative College, Ranchi University

Work Exp: Associate, Tata Cummins Ltd (8 years 9 months)

SI Organisation: Kaarak Enterprise Development Services Private Limited

Project Title: Strategy formulation for livelihood promotion and micro-enterprise development in Udaipur, Rajasthan



Ranjane Raman, 23 years B.E. (Electronics & Communication), Jabalpur Engineering College, Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidhyalaya

SI Organisation: CEE, UNDP Small Grants Projects, New Delhi

Project Title: Study of GEF-UNDP Small Grants Programme and their impacts assessment.


Probal Deep Das, 23 years B.Com (Accountancy), Tinsukia College, Dibrugarh University


Project Title: Study on Tank index based insurance - A study conducted in Mudukulathur block of Tamil Nadu


Priyanka Batra, 24 years B.E.(Electronics and Telecom), S.K.N.C.O.E, Pune University

Work Exp: Programmer Analyst, Cognizant Technology Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. (12 months)


Project Title: Study of backwaters and its implications on livelihood - A Study at Talainayar Block of Nagapattinam District, TN


Pratyush Kumar Sinha, 24 years B.Sc. (Agriculture), Institute of Agricultural Sciences, B.H.U., Varanasi


Project Title: Study legal processes involved in registering and functioning of Producer Co. and suggest a plan for project interventions at Jhadol, including identifi cation of processing and value chain interventions and Develop a business plan for the proposed Producer Company


Praveen Kumar Khedale, 30 years B.E. (Computer Science), Jawaharlal Institute of Technology, Borawan, Khargone Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki Vishwavidhyala

Work Exp: Lecturer UIT, RGPV Bhopal (32 months), Knowledge Executive in PT Education, Bhopal (24 months )

SI Organisation: Satpuda Foundation

Project Title: Preparing Tiger Conservation Plan for Wildlife habitat between Nagzira WS and Navegaon NP



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Suneet Kumar Gupta, 27 years B.Tech. (Electronics and Telecom), Harcourt Butler Technological Institute (HBTI), Kanpur

Work Exp: Hardware Testing Engineer, HCL Technology (30 months), Faculty, Electronics Department, Hindustan College of Science and Technology (18 months), Independent investment adviser (real estate, share market)

SI Organisation: Muthoot Fincorp




Soumyajeet S Biswas, 25 years B.E (Civil), Y.C.C.E, R.T.M. Nagpur University

SI Organisation: Aarohan Financial Services Ltd, Kolkata

Project Title: Market Research: Assessing the Insurance Needs of Arohan’s Customers.



Saumya Singhal, 22 years B.Tech (Agriculture Engineering), College of Technology, G.B.Pant University of Agriculture and Technology


Project Title: Setting up of cluster observatory and preparing business plan for future.



Dr. Sharad Bangari, 24 years B.V.Sc. & A.H. (Veterinary Science), College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, G.B.Pant University of Agriculture and Technology


Project Title: Critical analysis of Rehti (Sehore M.P.) NTFP enterprise model and to form a improved model for M.P. Forest Department



Satish Bhattrai, 25 years B.E (Computer Science), Department of Engineering, Kathmandu University

Work Exp: PT Education, Gwalior Teaching and Senior Marketing executive (14 months)

SI Organisation: Sambandh, RRDC

Project Title: Mapping of the critical processes of micro fi nance operations and using six sigma approach to optimise the effectiveness and effi ciency of each of the processes.



Saransh Bajpai, 24 years B.Tech (Electronics and Communication), Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University

SI Organisation: OneWorld South Asia

Project Title: Integrated Knowledge System on Climate Change Adaptation



Ritesh Dhawan, 24 years Bachelor in Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Babu Banarasi Das National Institute of Technology and Management, Uttar Pradesh Technical University

SI Organisation: Muthoot Fincorp




Sahil Mehta, 25 years B.Com(H), GGD SD College, Chandigarh, Panjab University; Diploma in computers from Aptech

Work Exp: Executive operations, Axis Bank (8 months), Offi cer MIS & Budgetary Control, Abhishek Industries Ltd., Trident Group (12 months), Accounts Assistant, Kamala Dials & Devices ltd (7 months)


Project Title: Study legal processes involved in registering and functioning of Producer Co. and suggest a plan for project interventions at Jhadol, including identifi cation of processing and value chain interventions and Develop a business plan for the proposed Producer Company



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Vidhi, 23 years B.E.(Computer Science), Career Institute of Technology and Management, Maharishi Dayanand University

SI Organisation: Winrock International India

Project Title: Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation and Environment Services concern in District Planning


Venkatakrishnan K.S., 24 years B.E. (Electrical & Electronics), Valliammai Engineering College, Anna University

Work Exp: Software Engineer, Infosys Technologies Ltd. (23 months)

SI Organisation: Rural Innovations Network

Project Title: Market potential for Mini weeder



Swati Singh, 24 years B.Com, Sarojini Naidu Girls’ P.G. College, Barkatullah University

SI Organisation: Kaarak Enterprise Development Services Private Limited

Project Title: Strategic and operational planning for minor forest produce based producer company in Udaipur, Rajasthan


Dr. Upamanyu Dash, 27 years B.V.Sc. and A.H. (Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandary), Orissa Veterinary College, OUAT Bhubaneshwar

SI Organisation: IFMR-Centre for Micro Finance

Project Title: Case study regarding business correspondent model and Data cleaning for the project Insecticide treated nets - “Impact on health and productivity, and determining willingness to pay”


Swati Agrawal, 23 years B.Sc. (H) Botany, Magadh Mahila College, Patna University


Project Title: CII Cluster Information Mapping



Sunil Kumar Dixit, 26 years B.Tech (Dairy Technology), National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal

Work Exp: Production Offi cer, Amul – Mehsana DCMPU Ltd. (35 months)

SI Organisation: SEWA Federation

Project Title: Helping Farmers Help Themselves - Building a Business Plan for a Vegetable Co-operative.



Sunil Dutt, 22 years B.Sc. (Agri), College of Agriculture, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture & Technology

SI Organisation: Sahayog Micromanagement

Project Title: Market analysis & determinant strategies for Sahayog micro management



Sunil Kumar, 23 years B.Com, B.L.J.S. College, Maharishi Dayanand University


Project Title: Product Development for Capacity Building



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Vishekh Jha, 30 years B.E.(Marine), Marine Engineering and Research Institute, Jadavpur University Kolkata

Work Exp: OMI Marine Services, USA (30 months), Tanker Pacifi c Management, Singapore (18 months)

SI Organisation: Rural Innovations Network

Project Title: Market potential for Mini Weeder


Wahil Nileshkumar Kisan, 24 years B.Sc. (Agriculture), College of Agriculture, Kolhapur, Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri

SI Organisation: Sahayog Micromanagement

Project Title: Market analysis & determinant strategies for Sahayog micro management


Vipul Narendra Lunia, 23 years B.Com, P.G. Diploma in journalism, S.P.B College of Commerce, Veer Narmada South Gujarat University

SI Organisation: Aga Khan Rural Support Programme

Project Title: Impact of horticulture (Wadi) on the livelihoods of tribals from South Gujarat programme area of AKRSP(I)


Vinisha Minj, 23 years B.Com (H), Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Barkatullah University


Project Title: Risks and Vulnerabilities of Rural Poor - A Study at Singampunari Block of Sivagangai District, Tamil Nadu


Vikas Kumar Brahmawat, 26 years B.B.A, B.W.T.I.B.A, Gujarat University

Work Exp: Relationship Manager, India Bulls Securities (6 months), Sales Executive, Share Khan Ltd. (6 months), Sales Offi cer, HDFC Bank (6 months)

SI Organisation: IFMR Gujarat

Project Title: Weather Insurance and Commodities Futures



Vina Giri, 27 years Bachelor in Computer Applications Diploma in Electrical, Indira Gandhi National Open University

Work Exp: Associate, Tata Steel, Jharkhand (48 months)

SI Organisation: Tata Steel

Project Title: Study of establishing a marketing channel for our rural produce (Mainly vegetable)




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1. Campus Recruitment Process Commences on Monday 4th January, 2010. Any change in the same will be communicated.

2. The organizations are invited to participate in the recruitment process and requested to intimate their participation in the recruitment process before 4th January, 2010.

3. The organization is required to communicate the detailed process requirements (number of selection rounds, panels, and process specifi c requirements) prior to the Placement process.

4. The organization is expected to deliver a Pre-Placement talk (PPT) prior to the Final Placement Process. This would provide an opportunity for both students and the organization to know each other better and clarify the doubts.

5. To make a job offer, the organization representative will have to fi ll-up the job offer form that will be made available on campus. An offer is considered valid only when this form, duly fi lled in by the representative, is handed over to the Placement Chairperson of the Institute.

6. The organization is requested not to communicate the offer to the candidate directly. A job offer must specify:

a) Position offered b) Remuneration c) Job description

7. The representatives of the organization should have the authority to make the fi nal job offers immediately after the interviews.

8. The Institute shall host the representatives of the participating organizations and provide all necessary assistance to make their stay comfortable. The Placement Committee will be glad to arrange for the stay of the representatives at the IIFM Guest House facility will be extended as required.

9. For further queries and clarifi cations, the Organization can get in touch with the Student Representatives.

Placement Guidelines

Dr. (Mrs.) Madhu Verma Chairperson, Placementsemail: [email protected] / [email protected]: 0755 2773799, 0755 2775716 (Extn. 344) Mobile: +91-9300803479Fax: 0755 2772878 / 2671929 Website: www.iifm.ac.in

Mr. N.S. Nair Jr. Manager, Placements & SI email: [email protected] Phone: 0755 2773799, 0755 2775716 (Extn. 353)

Student Representatives

Ms. Priyanka BatraPlacement – Student Coordinatoremail: [email protected] Phone: +91 9826905877/+91-9753827237

Mr. Vishekh JhaPlacement – Student Memberemail: [email protected]: +91-9009377100

Mr. Himwan GuptaPlacement – Student Memberemail: [email protected]: +919753572116

Important DatesLast date of confi rming intent for placement participation: Sunday, 3rd January 2010

Campus Recruitment Process Commences on: Monday, 4th January, 2010

Contact Details

Placement CommitteeProf. Madhu Verma

Prof. C.S. Rathore

Prof. H.S. Gupta

Prof. Manmohan Yadav

Prof. P.K. Biswas

Please fax, email or post completed form to Placement Cell, IIFM, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal - 462003

Fax: +91-755-2772878, Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Cell: 098269 05877 / 09753827237

Name of the Organisation : ...................................................................................................

Contact Person : ...................................................................................................

Designation : ...................................................................................................

Address for Communication : ...................................................................................................

Phone : ...................................................................................................

Fax : ...................................................................................................

Email : ...................................................................................................

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREST MANAGEMENT

Placement Participation Form

Job Description (in brief ) : ...............................................................................................................

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Job Details

Functional Area Location of Posting Tentative No. of Offers


Date: Name: ..........................................................................................

Designation: ................................................................................

Signature: .....................................................................................

Duration of Training (if any): ......................................................................................................................

Do you wish to conduct a Pre-placement presentation: Yes No

Please suggest a suitable date(s) for PPT: .....................................................................................................

Equipment required for PPT: OHP Slide Projector

Computer/LCD Any Other:

Procedure Yes/No Number of Panel Duration

Preliminary Test

Group Discussion

Interviews

Any other (Please Specify)

During Training On Confi rmation

Gross Salary

Take Home

Other Perks

Mode of Selection

Details of Compensation Package

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Distance :

Airport – IIFM : 15 k.m.

Bhopal Rly. Station – IIFM: 10 k.m.

A Guide to IIFM, Bhopal

Indian Institute of Forest Management P.O. Box - 357, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal - 462003, IndiaPhone : +91-755-2775716, 2773799 Fax : +91-755-2772878

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