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APPENDIX 2

COURSES OFFERED BY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTES

o Master of Business Administration (MBA)

o Master of Management Studies (MMS)

o Master in Finance Control (MFC)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM)

o Post-graduate Program in Public Management & Policy (PGP-

PMP)

o Master of Public Administration (MPA)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Business Economics (PGDBE)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management

(PGDHRM)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDFM)

o Post'graduate Diploma in Operations Management (PGDOM)

o Post-graduate Diploma in Marketing Management (PGDMM)

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Appendix 3

LIST OF MANAGEMENT INSTITUTES IN PUNE

1. ALARD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

2. ASM'S INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

3. ALL INDIA SHRI SHIVAJI MEMORIAL SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT

4. AKI'S POONA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES &

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

5. BHARATI VIDYAPEETH DEEMED UNIVERSITY

6. BHARATI VIDYAPEETH - INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

7. BANSILAL RAMNATH AGARWAL CHARITABLE TRUST'S

VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

8. BALAJT TNSTTTUTE OF TNTERNATTONAL BUSTNESS (BilB)

9. CAYM EDUCATION TRUST'S SIDDHANT GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

10. CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERSHIP & HUMAN

POTENTTAL (CDLHP)

1 1. CENTER FOR MANAGEMENT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT. DR.

VIKHE PATIL FOUNDATION,12. DATA SYSTEM RESEARCH FOUNDATION

13. DE SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT &

RESEARCH

14. DINA INSTITUTE OF HOTEL & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

15. DY PATIL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

16. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SCTENCES (PUMBA) UNtVERStTy

OF PUNE

17. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT, TILAK MAHARASHTRA

UNIVERSITY

18. DR. D. Y. PATIL PRATISTHAN'S DR. D. Y. PATIL INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

19. FOUNDATION FOR LIBERAL AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

(FLAME)

302

20. GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL & RESEARCH CENTRE. DR. D.Y. PATIL

VIDYAPEETH

21. ICFAI BUSINESS SCHOOL

22. TND|AN CENTRE FOR TNTERNATTONAL BUSTNESS (tCtB)

23. INDIAN CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT & HUMAN RESOURCE

DEVELOPMENT (tCMHRD)

24. TND|AN CENTRE FOR TELECOM MANAGEMENT (|CTM)

25. TNDTAN |NST|TUTE OF MANAGEMENT TRAIN|NG (ilMT)

26. INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & RESEARCH

27. INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

28. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

29. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & MEDIA PLANNING

30. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF COST MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

31. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF E.BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

32. INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES & RESEARCH _ IBSAR

33. INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE POONA'S INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

34. JAYAWANT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

35. LAMCON SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

36. L. K. PHATAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT

37. MANIKCHAND INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

TECHNOLOGY

38. MESS'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & CAREER COURSES

39. MITCON INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

40. MIT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

41. MJS MANDAL'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE &

RESEARCH

42. MM MANDAL'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

RESEARCH & TRAINING

43. MODERN EDUCATION SOCIETY'S NEVILLE WADIA

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND RESEARCH

44. M. C. E. SOCIEryS ALLANA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENTSCIENCES

303

45. M. E. SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND CAREERcouRSES (|MCC)

46. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BANK MANAGEMENT47. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CONTRUCTION MANAGEMENT &

RESEARCH (N|CMAR)48. NATIONAL INSURANCE ACADEMY49. NS DIXIT EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION'S INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

50. PADMASHREE DR. D.Y. PATIL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENTSTUDIES

51. PES'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & CAREER DEVELOPMENT52. POONA BUSINESS SCHOOL

53. PRIN N.G.NARACKAR INSTITUTE OF CAREER DEVELOPMENT &

RESEARCH

54. PICT SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND

MANAGEMENT

55. POONA DISTRICT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION'S MAHATMA PHULE

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER STUDIES

56. P.E. SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND CAREER

DEVELOPMENT

57. REWACHAND BHOJWANI FOUNDATION'S SANSKRITI INSTITUTE

OF MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP

58. SATYA SAI INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

STUDIES

59. SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, SINHGAD TECHNICAL

EDUCATION SOCIETY

60. SMT. HIRABEN NANAVATI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT &

RESEARCH FOR WOMEN (MAHARSHI KARVE STREE SHIKSHAN

SAMSTHA)

61. SADHANA CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENT

62. SURYADATTA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & INFORMATION

RESEARCH (StMtR)

63. SYMBIOSIS CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN RESOURCE

DEVLEOPMENT (SCMHRD)

64. SYMBIOSIS CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

65. SYMB|OS|S |NST|TUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (SIBM

3M

66. SYMBOSIS INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER STUDIES & RESEARCH

67. SYMB|OS|S INST|TUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDTES (S|MS)

68. SHRI CHANAKYA EDUCATION SOCIETY'S, INDIRA INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT

69. SHRI SHIVAJI MARATHA SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

& RESEARCH

70. SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

71. SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

72. SINHGAD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER

APPLICATION

73. SURYA DATTA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND

TECHNOLOGY

74. SYNERGY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

75. TRAINING & ADVANCED STUDIES IN MANAGEMENT &

coMMUN|CATION LTD. (TASMAC) (UN|VERSTTY OF WALES, (U.K.)

76. VAIKUNTH MEHTA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CO- OPERATIVE

MANAGEMENT

77 . WELLING INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES

78. WLC COLLEGE OF tNDtA (WLC|)

305

Appendix 4

PROFILE AND BACKGROUND OF PUNE BASED MANAGEMENTI NSTTTUTES (2003-2008)

1. Institute of BusinessManagement & ResearchMIDC, Block'C', Chinchwad,Pune - 41 1 01 9.Tel : 020- 27 47 5O9O, 27 47 8666.Fax: 020-27471753E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.ibmr.oro

Year of starting 1984

Affiliation AICTE appro_ved, University of Pune. (permanent affiliation)

Marketing, Finance, Computer, Production

speciarizations ft[1"n"H:lil'"''',n,"#"!,ili], Bi:ilj::Management

Promoter Audyogik Shikshan Mandal

Entrepreneurship 1. One paperdevelopment

Academics MMM/MPM/PGDFT/ MBA/MCA/PGDFTS

INTAKE 12O (2OO4-05 TO 2007-08)

2. Indira Institute of Management85/5-A, Tathawade, New Pune Mumbai Highway,Pune-411 033Website: www. i nd i rai imp.edu. in/ www. indi raedu.comE-mail : info @ indiraedu.com

Year of starting

Affiliation

Specializations

Promoter

2000 (February 1994)

AICTE approved

Marketing / Finance / HRM /Computer Management /Man uf actu ring TechnologyManagement / MaterialsLogistics Management.

Shree Education

306

Society

1.One paper

Entrepreneurship 2' Member of National

deveropment i,lffii'jff:'""lii"."otl,,Hl'5events.

Academics PGDM, MBA

INTAKE 180 (2003-04 TO 2OO7-08)

3. Dr. D.Y.Patil Institute of Management & ResearchPimpri,Pune- 41 1 01 8Ph. No.: 91- 20- 27421211,27421293, 27421095 | 6 / 7Telefax: 91- 20- 27421211E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] : http://www.dypim. ac. in


Aff iriation a'""":=.r31$?ilij;",lliversitv of Pune,

Upecta'za'ons Marketing, Finance, Systems, Production andMaterials, Human Resource Management

Promoter Dr. D.Y.Patil Pratisthan


Academics MBA/ MMS

f NTAKE MBA :120 (2003-04 TO 2OO7-08)IMMS: 60

4. Depaftment Of Management Sciences (PUMBA)University of Pune,Ganeshkhind, Pune - 411OO7Tel : (020) 2569 3380Fax: (020) 25663380Email : pumba@ dms.unipune.ernet.inWebsite: http://pumba, unioune.ernet. in


Affiliation University

Specializations MBA++ Functic,nal Specialisations Offered:Marketino. Finance. Svstems. Operations.

307

Human Resources, International Business

Sector Specific Specializations Offered: Retail,Banking & Insurance, Engineering, HealthCare. lT & ITES

Promoter Government of Maharashtra

1. One paper2. Member of National Entrepreneurship

Enrrepreneursnrpoevetopmenr Network (NEN). No activities conducted.

'Entrepreneurship Development Cell'

Academics MBA++, MBA BIOTECH, Executive MBA,PhD

INTAKE MBA 120 (2004-05 TO 2007-08) 180 (2009)

5. Pravara Centre for Management Research & Development,Off Senapati Bapat Road,Near Patrakar Nagar,Pune - 411 01Maharashtra (lndia)Tel: (020) 25651104, 25651499.Fax: (020) 25660551Email : contact@ pcmrd.orgWebsite: www. pcmrd.orq


Affiliation AICTE approved, University of Pune

Marketing Management, Financial

speciarizations M:ffi3:il311 [t",]:;t'f;:,il1JateriarsManagement, Computer Management

Promoter Dr. Vikhe Patil Foundation

Entrepreneurship 1' one PaPer. 2. Member of National Entrepreneurshipoevelopment

Network (NEN). One evenVactivity conducted.

Academics MBA/ MMS

INTAKE 120 (2004-05 TO 2007-08)/60

6. Institute Of BusinessManagement & ResearchS.No.130, Mumbai-Banglore Highway, Opp. WakadPolice Chowky, Wakad, Pune-411 057Tele Fax : (020) 2293 4719120

308

Email : ibmr.wakad@ indiatimes.comWebsite: www. ibm r.pune


Affiliation AICTE approved, Universiiy of Pune

Marketing Management, Finance Management.

Specializations Computer Management, Human ResourceManagement, Production and MaterialsManagement. International Business Management.

Promoter Institute Of Science, Poona


Academics MBA/MPM

INTAKE 90145 120 (2004-05 TO 2007-08)

7. Mahatma Phule Institute of Management and Computer Studies.Mahadev Nagar, Manjari Road,Hadapsar, Pune -411 O28.Tel : (020) 2699 3020, 2699 '1764Fax: (020) 2699 2611Email : [email protected]: htto://www.pdeampim.orq

Year of starting 1998 (1994)


b'ecta'za'ons Marketing, .Finance, Systems, Human' Resource and Operation

Promoter Poona District Education Association


Academics MBA/ MPM/MCM

INTAKE 12o (2004-05 TO 2OO7-OB)I/30/30

8. Institute Of Management Education Research &Training (IMERT)3021A, Marathwada Sadan, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune-411 004.Telephone: 020-25661346 | 2567661 8Telefax: 020-25653039Email: imeft @ imertpune.edu.in,

309

Website: www. imertpune.edu. in

Backg round-Marathwada M itra Mandal-U n-AidedPune University


Affiliation University of Pune affiliated

Marketing, Finance, Computer,Human Resource

Specializations Management, Products &Materials, InternationalBusiness

Promoter Marathwada Mitramandal

Entrepreneurship n._ - h_._ -..development une raPer

Academics MBA/MMM/MPM

TNTAKE 60(2003-04 TO 2007-08)60/30

9. MIT School of ManagementS.No.1 24, Paud Road, Kothrud,Pune 41 1038Telephone: 020-543 1 7 95/ 54327 67Telefax: 020-5442770Email: info @ mitpune.com,Website: www. mitpune.com

Year of stafting 1994

Affiliation Autonomous, Pune UniversityMarketing, Finance, International Business, Human

Specializations Resources,Insurance,systems,e-Commerce,Material&Operations Management

. Maharashtra Academy of Engineering &Hromoler Education Research (MAEER)

Entrepreneurshipdevelopment

Academics MBA/PGDBM

TNTAKE 120 (2003-04 TO 2007-08)

10. Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies andResearch19. Principal V. K. Joao Path

310

Pune - 41 1001MaharashtraPhone:91 - 20 -26123275,26120788Fax:91 -20 -26123275E-mail : director@ nevillewadia.comWebsite: http ://n evi I lewad ia. com/i ndex. aspx

Background


Affiliation AICTE, University of Pune

Marketing Management, FinancialSpecializations Management, Computer, H RM,

Production and Materials

Promoter Modern Education Society

Entrepreneurship One paperdevelopment

Academics MBA/MCM/MPM/MMS

TNTAKE 60 (2003-05)' 45 (2005-06)' OOIZOOO-

08)

11. Institute of Management and CareerDevelopmentModern High School Campus, Yamuna Nagar,Nigdi, Pune-44

Te lephon e : O2O -7 47 3525 n 47 9586Website: http ://www. imcdpune.jn



Financial Services & Banking, InformationSpecializations Technology, Insurance, Retail Management,

Sales and Marketing

Promoter Progressive Education Society


Academics MBA/MCM/MPM

INTAKE 60(2003-04 TO 2007-08)/30/30

12. Sinhgad Institute Of Management4411, Vadgaon(Budruk), Off Sinhgad Road,

311

Pune 411 O41Telefax: 020-2435 4721E-mail: stes @ pn2.vsnl.net.inWebsite: htto://sinhqad. ed u

Background


Affiliation AICTE, DTE, University of Pune

Specializations MBA

promoter Sinhgad technical educationSociety

1. One PaperEntrepreneurship 2. Member of Nationaldevelopment Entrepreneurship Network

(NEN). Two events conducted

Academics MBA/MCM/MPM/MMM

INTAKE 180 (2003-04 TO 2OO7-08)/120/60/60

13. Smt. Hiraben Nanavati Institute Of Management &Research For WomenNear Cummins Engineering CollegeKarue Nagar, Pune 411052Tel: 91 -20-25445977 Fax: 91 -20-2541 1 449Email: hnimrw@ pn3.vsnl.net.inWebsite: www. hnim r.orq



D'ecta'za.ons Marketing, Financial, Personnel, Computer.'| Management

promoter Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha(MKSS)

1. One paper in Semester lVEntrepreneurship 2. Member of National Entrepreneurshipdevelopment Network (NEN). 41 events/activities

conducted.

Academics MBA

INTAKE 90 (2003-2004)' 12O (2004-05 TO 2007-08)'180 (200e)

3t2

14. Allana Institute of Management Sciences,2390, K.B. Hidayatullah Road, Azam Campus,Camp, Pune - 411001.Tel. : +91 -20-26440491, Fax. :+91 -20-26449824E-mail : [email protected], Website:www.aimspune.com


r,,.,! ,r Affiliated to University of Pune, recognized byArlllallon Govt of Maharastra &Approveo ay ni-cre

Specializations M:l!fili"-' Finance' HRM' lr' Production &

Promoter Maharashtra Cosmopolitan Education Society

Entrepreneurship 1' one paper in Semester lvdeveropment'*",#?ff*?*ft*J]lj:Ll *ttJepreneurship

Acaoemrcs MBA, MCM, MCA (3 years Full timeprogramme)

TNTAKE 120 (2004-05 TO 2007-08)

15. Vishwakarma Institute Of ManagementS. No.3/4, Laxminagar,Kondhawa (Budruk), Pune: 41 1 048.Maharashtra, India.Ph.: (91) (020) 26932800/26e32900Fax: (91) (020) 26392700.E-mail: info @vimpune.comWebsite: www.vim.ac. in

Background



Upectaltza'ons Marketing Management, FinancialManagement, System, H R

promoter €ansilal Ramnath Agarwal CharitableI rusl

EntrepreneurshipdeveloPment une PaPer

Academics MBA

INTAKE 120 (2003-06)' 90 (2006-07) ' 120(2007-08)

313

16. Institute of Management & ResearchS. No.7411 A,74/1 B, Parvati,Aranyeshwar,Pune 41 1 009Telephone : +91 20 2422 2612Fax:+91 2024222614E-mail : info@ imrpune.comWebsite: http://www. im rpune.com/

Year of starting 2OO1


Marketing Management, FinancialSpecializations Management, HRM, Production & Materials

Management, Computer Management

Promoter Shri Shivaji Maratha Society

Entrepreneurship 1. One paper

development

Academics MBA

TNTAKE 60(2003-04 TO 2OO7-08), 120 (2009)

17. Institute Of ManagementKennedy Road, Near R.T.O.,Pune-41 1 001, Maharashtra, IndiaPh No: +91 - O2O-26058734 /32909153FAX: +91 - 02O - 26058734Email: aissmsiom @ yahoo.co.inWeb Site: www.aissmsiom.orq



Marketing ManagementFinancial Management

speciarizations SlJl#lilTll",fi:t?,:'is ManasementHuman Resource ManagemeniInternational Business Management

Promoter All India Shri Shivaji Memorial Society (1918)

1. One paperEntrepreneurship 2. Member of National Entrepreneurshipdevelopment Network (NEN). 1 event conducted

Academics MBA

INTAKE 60 (2003-05), 120 (2006-2008)

314

18. Jayawant Institute Of Management Studies Suruey No.80,Pune-Mumbai Bypass Highway, TathawadPune 41 1 033

Telephone : +91 20 22933423,22934344Fax: +91 2022933423E-mail : jims@ ispmenqo.comWebsite: http://www. jspmengg.com



specializations |il$""tit' Adveftising and sales Promotion'

Promoter Maharashtra Cosmopolitan Education Society


Academics MBA

TNTAKE 60 (2004-06), 120 (2006-08)

19. Sinhgad Institute Of Business Administration &ResearchS.No.40/4 A+4Bl l,Near PMC Octroi Post, Kondhwa-Saswad Road, Kondhwa (BK.),Pune - 411048.Tel: 020-26933635.Telefax: 020-26933633E-mail: director_sibar@ sinhgad.eduWebsite: http://sinhqad.edu

Background



Specializations Marketing, HR, Finance

rromorer Sinhgad Technical Educationuoclely

1. One paperEntrepreneurship 2. Member of Nationaldevelopment Entrepreneur Network (NEN). 1

event conducted

Academics MBA

INTAKE 60(2004-05 to 2007-08)

315

20. Padmashree Dr D.Y. Patil Institute ofManagement StudiesSector No. 29, Behind Akurdi Railway StationPradhikaran, NigdiPune- 411044T el.: O2O -27 6547 36. O20 -27 6527 I 4

Background


Affiliated to University ofAffiliation Pune, approved by

Government & AICTE

Marketing, Production,

specializations [Tfi:?"'' n"rou,!3lt*!I nternational Business

Promoter Dr D.Y. Patil Pratishthan

Entrepreneurship One paperdevelopment

Academics MBA

TNTAKE 120 (2008-09)

21. Siddhant lnstitute of Business ManagementPride Plaza, First Floor,Behind Ambedkar Status,Pimpri,Pune 41 1 018Tel.: O20-27420449Fax:020-27426104


Affiliation Approved by AICTE, Recognized by Ministryof HRD, Govt. of India

s p e c i a I i zat i o n s y,x'ff:'il"t " iJ'J:ffi ,, J ffi?:n *Tnof '""''

Promoter CAYM Education Trust


Academics MBA

TNTAKE 60 (2005-07),120 (2007-08)

316

22. Alard Institute of Management SciencesSurvey No. 50, Marunje, Near Rajiv Gandhi lT Park,Hinjwadi, Pune - 411 O57,Maharashtra, IndiaPhone No.: 020-22934188 /22934041Fax:- 020-26121506E-mail: info @ alardinstitutes.orq


Affiriation ffru"*o by ArcrE, Affiriated to University of

Marketing, Finance, Human ResourceSpecializations Management, Systems, Production and

Materials Management

Promoter Alard Charitable Trust


Academics MBA/ MCA/ MMM

INTAKE 120160/60

23. PES modern college engineeringDepartment of ManagementPune411 018Tel.: O20-27420449Fax: 020-27426108

Year of starting 2005-06

Affiliation Approved by AICTE, University of Pune

Marketing, Finance, Hunran Resources,Specializations Systems,ProductionandMaterials.

Promoter Progressive Education Society


Academics MBA/MCA

INTAKE 60 (2005-06 to 2007-08)

3tl

24. JAYAWANTRAO SAWANT INSTITUTE OFMANAGEMENT & RESEARCHS. No.58, Indrayani Nagar,Handewadi RoadHadapsarPune 411 O28Tel.020-6578214E-mail : sagar.jsimr@ gmail.com

Background


Affitiation 0'"","t":r?itJi;"r*" affiriated

Marketing, Finance, Human

speciatizations F:ox"rffi, and tfl"#?

Resources

Promoter JSPM

Entrepreneurship 1. One paper

development

Academics MBA

TNTAKE 12O (2007-2008)

Genba Sopanrao Moze College of Engineering,Survey No. 251113, Infront of Chatrapati ShivajiSports Stadium, Balewadi, Tal. Haveli, District: Pune,Pincode:Phone No.:Background


AICTE approved, University ofPune

Marketing;, Finance, Human

specializations 3::::::' ^^, svjl::tjI-|OOUCI|C'O an0 HumanResourcers

Promoter Genba Sopanrao Moze Trust

411045,020-27290500,

Affiliation

INTAKE

Entrepreneurshipdevelopment one PaPer

Academics MBA

60 (2006-07 to 2007-08)

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26. Apex Institute of ManagemenVApex School of Management and EntrepreneurshipDevelopmentSurvey No 59 A Near Atur HillsUndri :Pue -411028Tele - 02O 64783669. 64780261


Affiliation AICTE approved, University of Pune, MSBTE

Human Resource Management, Marketing,Specializations Finance, Information Technology &

Operations

Promoter New Era Education Society

1. One paper in

Entrepreneurship 3. Autonomous PGDM program conducted

deveropment 31,*11"";,|.ffloof",fl,ooH3liti[3[,]=oiapproved AICTE

Acaoemrcs PGDBM (AtM), PGDM (ASMED), MBA(ArMR)

TNTAKE 60 (2007-08)

27. ASIAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTLandmark CentreOpp. City PridePune-Satara RoadPune 411 009

Tel. 020-24501000E-mail: director@ asianschoolof management.comWebsite:


Affiliation YCMOU, Sikkim Manipal University

Specializations Marketing, Finance, HR

Promoter DS KHARE FOUNDATION

Entrepreneurshipdevelopment 1' one PaPer

Academics PGDM, MBA

INTAKE 25-35

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28. MITCON Institute of ManagementOpp. Shivchattrapati Sports Stadium,Near Octroi Naka,Mumbai - Banglore Bypass Highway,Balewadi, Pune - 411045.Tel.: +91 20 66289600, Fax: +91 20 66289601Website: www.mima.edu. in


Affiliation AICTE approved

upectallza'ons Marketing, Finance, HRM, InternationalBusiness Management, Systems

Promoter MITCON Trust


Academics PGDM (Business Administration/Pharma/Agri-business/Bio-technology)

INTAKE 60.120

29. Balaji Institute of lnternational Business (BllB)Survey No. 55/2-7, Tathawade,Opp. Wakad Police Station, Off Pune-MumbaiHighway,Pune - 411 033Telephone: +91 - (020) - 66741081/ 83/ 84/ 85Telefax: +91 - (020) - 66741082E mail: [email protected] /Website: www. biibpune.com


Affiliation AICTE approved

Upecta'za.ons Marketing, Finance, HR, InternationalBusiness, Production and Operations

Promoter Sri Balaji Society


Academics PGDM ( Marketing)/PGDM ( FinanceyPGDM(nternational Business)

TNTAKE 60/60/60

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30. Institute of Management Development & ResearchDES CampusDeccan GymkhanaPune 411 O04Tel. : +91 20256531 86127 54Fax: +912025654371Website: www.imdr.edu


Affiliation Autonomous

Specializations Marketing/Finance/Operations/HF/Systems

Promoter Deccan Education Society


Academics MBA

TNTAKE 120 (2009)

31. WLC COLLEGE INDIAPlot No. 14, Lane No. 14,Galani Chambers,Prabhat Road,Pune 411 004Tel. 020-25459589E-mail : [email protected]


Affiliation Private (WLC, UK)

Specializations Marketing, Finance, HR, lB

Promoter WLCI, Delhi

Entrepreneurship Compulsory Corporate Traineeship for alldevelopment students for all Semesters

Academics PGDBE

TNTAKE 60-80 (2004-05 TO 2007-08)

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32. MAGNUS SCHOOL OF BUSINESSParmar Gallary,Jagtap RoadWanoworiePune 411 048Tel. 020-56034184E-mail : [email protected]

Background


Affiliation Private

Marketing, Finance, HumanSpecializations Resources and Information

Technology Management

Promoter IBS

Entrepreneurship NO

development

Academics PGDM MBA

INTAKE 74

33. PBS ACADEMYS. No. 712401, Konark Indrayu,Near Konark Pooram,KondhwaPune 411 O48Tel. 020-2680 0082E-mail : k_region @yahoo.com

Background


Affiliation Learning Centre of Sikkim Manipalunrversrly

Core subject Marketing, Finance, HR

Promoter Manoj Singh

Entrepreneurship Onepaperdevelopment

Academics MBA

INTAKE 40

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34. Poona Institute of Management Sciences &EntrepreneurshipPoona College Campus,Camp, Pune - 411 001Tel.: 020 2644 8781 I 2643 3702Fax: 020 2643 3702Email: info@ akipimse.comWebs ite : http ://www. aki p i mse. com/index. htm I

Background



Marketing Management,Financial Management,Computer Management,

Specializations(MBA) ProductionandMaterialsManagement, HumanResource Management,lnternational Business

Promoter Anjuman Khairul lslam Trust

1. One PaperEntrepreneurship 2.Member of Nationaldevelopment Entrepreneurship Network (NEN). 5

events conducted

. MBA/MCM/MPM/MBS/PGDM MBSAcaoemlct (1 year after PGDBM)

TNTAKE 60/60/60/30

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35. TILAK MAHARASHTRA VIDYAPEETHVidyapeeth Bhavan,Mukundnagar,GultekdiPune 411 O37Tel. 020-24261856E-mail : tmu_management @ yahoo.com

Background


Affiliation Deemed University

Specializations Marketing, HR, Finance

Promoter Trustees of Tilak

EntrePren?lfrtiP one paperdevelopment

Academics MBA

INTAKE Open

36. National Insurance Academy School of Management5, Balewadi, Baner Road, NIA P.O.Pune - 411 045, India.Tel : +91 -2O-272O 4OO0l 2720 4444Fax: +91 -20-27292396/ 27204555Email: niapune @vsnl.comWebsite: http://niasom.edu. in/index.aspx

Background



Marketing Management,:'peclallzallons FinanciaiManagement, i-T, H R

Promoter Government

Entrepreneurship N.A

development

Academics PGDM MBA

INTAKE 60

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37. Sadhana Centre for Management and LeadershipDevelopment (SCMLD)392-4, Mahale Plot Deep Bunglow, Near VetalChowk Model Colony, Pune, Maharashtra 411016Tel : +91 -2O-25672026nFax:+91-20-6603 3796Email:Website:

Background

Year of starting

Affiliation

Specializations

Promoter

Entrepreneurshipdevelopment

Academics

INTAKE

2004

MBA degree of IGNOU,

Marketirrg & Sales, Finance &Financial Services, Human Resource,Manufacturing & Operations,Entrepreneurship & EnterpriseBuilding

Prof Pillai

One specializationMember of NEN.conducted

12 events

a) Post Graduate Program inExecutive Leadership [PGPEL] and

(b) Advanced Program in ExecutiveLeadershipr [APEL].

MBA coaching for IGNOU MBA,PGDIM. PGDMM, PGDFM, PGDOMand PGDHRM w.e.f. June 2009

60

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38. Institute of Management & EntrepreneurshipErandwane Campus, Paud Road,Pune 41 1 038.Phone No. : 020- 5431060.5448005. 5425577



Specializations HR, lT

Promoter Bharati Vidyapeeth

Entrepreneurship 1' one PaPer

development 2. Member of National EntrepreneurshipNetwork (NEN).

Academics PGDM, MBA, MCA, MCM

TNTAKE 12O (2OO4-05 TO 2OO7-08)

39. Symbiosis lnstitute of Business ManagementSenapati Bapat Road,Pune-411004Tel: 0091 -20-25676875 / 25676876 | 25654626 / 0091-20-25659499Email: [email protected]@sibm.eduWebsite: http ://www.sibm.ed u/


Affiliation UGC

Marketing Management, FinancialSpecializations Management, Operations, H R, Marketing

Communication

Promoter Symbiosis International University

E nt re p ren e u rs h i p I : "^l'5.f33i :i R:ffi:?' 1Y,.."0,." n e u rs h i pdevelopment Network (NEN).

Academics PGDM, MBA, MCA, MCM

INTAKE 12O (2OO4-05 TO 2007-08)

ln2OO2, the Ministry of Human Resource Development,Government of India conferred the "Deemed to be University"status on Symbiosis, and fufther in 2006 the UGC withdrew theword Deemed and renamed the University as SymbiosisInternational University (SlU).

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List of some other Institutes those were offering Pune University affiliatedcourses during 2OO7-08 and an intake considered for Population (lnstitutes)includes:

1. JSPM's Kautilya lnstitute of Management & Research Wagholi, Pune -412207

2. MAEER's MIT College of Engineering, Pune. - 411038

3. Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Kothrud, Pune - 41 1038

4. Mula Education Society, Sahayadri Institute of Management, Tathawade,Pune-411031

5. Institute of Industrial & Computer Management & Research, Nigdi, Pune -41 1033

6. G. H. Raisoni Education & Medical Foundation's G.H.Raisoni College ofEngineering & Management, Wagholi, Pune - 412207

7. Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Engineering, Karvenagar, Pune -411052

8. JSPM's lmperial College of Engineering and Research, Wagholi, Pune -412207

9. JSPM's Jayawant lnstitute of computer Application, Tathawade, Pune -41 1 033

10. G. H. Raisoni Education & Medical Foundation's G. H. Raisoni lnst ofManagement & Research, Wagholi, Pune - 412207

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Appendix 5

UNIVERSIW OF PUNE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT & PROJECT

MANAGEMENT

l. The Entrepreneurial Development Perspective

1. Concepts of Entrepreneurship Development

2. Evolution of the concept of Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur Vs. Intrapreneur, Entrepreneur Vs.

Entrepreneu rship, Entrepreneur Vs. Manager

Attributes and Characteristics of a successful Entrepreneur

Role of Entrepreneur in lndian economy and developing

economies with reference to Self-Employment Development

Entrepreneu rial Cultu re

ll. Entrepreneurial Venture

Business Planning Process

Environmental Analysis - Search and Scanning

ldentifying problems and opportunities

Defining Business ldea

Basic Government Procedures to be complied with

lll. Project Management

Technical, Financial, Marketing, Personnel and Management

Feasibility

Estimating and Financing funds requirement - Schemes

offered by various commercial banks and financial institutions

like lDBl, lOlOl, SlDBl, SFCs

Venture Capital Funding

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lV. Entrepreneurship Development and Government

1. Role of Central Government and State Government in promoting

Entrepreneurship - Introduction to various incentives, subsidies

and grants - Export Oriented Units - Fiscal and Tax concessions

available

2. Role of following agencies in the Entrepreneurship Development -District Industries Centers (DlC), Small Industries Service Institute

(SlSl), Entrepreneurship Development

Institute of India (EDll), National Institute of Entrepreneurship &

Small Business Development (NIESBUD), National

Entrepreneurship Development Board (NEDB)

V. Why do Entrepreneurs fail - The FOUR Entrepreneurial Pitfalls

(Peter Drucker)

Vl. Women Entrepreneurs

1. Reasons for Low / No Women Entrepreneurs

2. Role, Problems and Prospects

Vll. Case studies of Successful Entrepreneurial Ventures, Failed

Entrepreneurial Ventures and Turnaround Ventures

TILAK MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSIW

Entrepreneu rshi p Development

1. The Entrepreneurial Development Perspective. Concepts of Entrepreneurship Development

. Evolution of the concept of Entrepreneur

. Entrepreneur Vs. Intrapreneur, Entrepreneur Vs.

Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur Vs. Manager

. Attributes and Characteristics of a successful Entrepreneur

. Role of Entrepreneur in Indian economy and developing

economies with reference to Self Employment Development

Entrepreneurial Cultu re

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2. Creating Entrepreneurial Venture. Business Planning Process

. Environmental Analysis - Search and Scanning

. ldentifying problems and opportunities

. Defining Business ldea

. Basic Government Procedures to be complied with

3. Project Management

. Technical, Financial, Marketing, Personnel and Management

Feasibility

. Estimating and Financing funds requirements - Schemes offered

by various commercial banks and financial institutions like lDBl,

lCCl, SlDBl, SFC's.

. Venture Capital Funding,

4. EntrepreneurshipDevelopmentandGovernment. Role of Central Government and State Government in promoting

Entrepreneurship - Introduction to various incentives, subsidies

and grants

Export Oriented Units - Fiscal and Tax concessions available.

. Role of following agencies in the Entrepreneurship Development

- District

Industries Centers (DlC), small Industries Service Institute (SlSl)

Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDll), National

Institute of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development

(NIESBUD), National Entrepreneurship Development Board

(NEDB).

5. Why do Entrepreneur fails - The four Entrepreneurial

Pitfalls (Peter Drucker)

6. Women Entrepreneurs. Reasons for Low/ No Entrepreneurs

. Role, Problems and Prospects

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Appendix 6

ROLE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION INPROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP - A STUDY OFCURRICULUM OF PUNE BASED MANAGEMENTINSTITUTES DURING 2OO3.2OO8

Mr. P. K GhoshResearch Student

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MANAGEMENT STUDENTS

PART A: GENERAL BACKGROAND

01 Name of the Student:

02. Address:

03. E-mail ID:

04. Telephone No./lVlobile No.:

05. Family Background:

a) Size (Father, Mother, Brother, Sister):

b) Occupation:Father:

Salaried employee Own business Retired

Mother:Service Homemaker

Below 2lakhs 2 - 4 lakhs 4 -6 lakhs More than 6lakhs

c) Household Income (Annual)

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06. Academic Background

O7. Age (in Years) :

20-25 26-30 3t-40 More than 41

08. Gender:

Male Female

09. Current Occupation:

Student Workins

Only If working, Questions 11-16 are applicable.

10. If student (Batch):

Others (Specify):

1 1. If working, year of passing/completion of course:

Year Degree/Diploma

Board/Universitv Subjects Grade Remarks

PRIOR TO2005-2007

2005-2007 2006-2008 2007-20092008-2010

2000-2002

2001-2003

2002-2004

2003-2005

2004-2006

2005-2007

2006-2008

Others (Specify):

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Yes No

12.If working, placement by Institute

13. If working (duration of employment):

1-2 Yrs 3-5 Yrs More Than 5 Yrs

14. Type of employment

Full time Part time Contractual

15. If working, how often have you changed the job since first employment?

Once Twice More than twice Never

16. If job changed, what was the purpose?

Bettersalarv

BetterDrosDects

To start ownbusiness

Better workingenvironment

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PART B: ABOAT COARSE STADIED AND NAME oF THE INSTITaTE

01. a) Name and Address of the Institute studied/studying:

b) Tel No. :

c) E-mail ID :

02. Category of Institute: Private/ Autonomous/ AICTE approved/ Other (Specify)

Private Affiliated with. AICTE approved AutonomousOthers,specifybelow

03. Course Title: Please tick appropriate box:

04. Duration of the course

One Year Two vears Three vears Four vears

05. Mode : Semester/TrimesterA{on-semester:

Non-semester Semester Trimester

06. Specialization (Please tick 1):

MBA MBADistance

MBA-Executive

MBAPart

TimeMMS MPM PGDM PGDBM OTHER

Retailing

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PART C: QUESTIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE ENTREPRENEARS

01. What is/was your objective of pursuing management education?

02. Do you know the meaning of "Entrepreneurship"?

Yes No

03. Mention, whether your curriculum included anything on "Entrepreneurship"?

Yes No

If ves. specif

As a special subject Part of project workWorkshop conducted by

external agencies promotingentrepreneurship

04. Do you think your college/institute taught enough about entrepreneurship or how tostart one's own business?

Yes No

05. If no, do you feel that special curriculum should be introduced in ManagementInstitutes with the objective of churning out more "Entrepreneurs" ratherthan Managers?

Yes No

Placement

Self-employment/tostart a business

of own

Betteremploymentopportunities

To gain in-depth

knowledge onManagement

subiects

To improviseExistingbusinessventure

professionallv

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06. Entrepreneurs are born or made?

Born Made Both

07. Can you name an Indian entrepreneur?

Yes No

If yes, specify:

08. Do you have any role-model Entrepreneurs?

Yes No

If yes, specify:

09. Do you want to start a business of your own after completion of studies?

Yes No

10. If Question 9 is Yes, why do you want to start a business of your own aftercompletion of studies?

Stronglyagree

AgreeNeitheragfee ordisagree

Disagree Stronglydisagree

) 4 3 2

(Rate I -5 as per your preference in the columns below)

a To be own bossb To enhance income level and to create wealthc To use your unique/enhanced management skills and abilitvd To overcome a challenge/ ability to take calculated riske To help community/ social environmenU raise social status of the

populationf Family business backgroundg Status and recognition in societyh To build a secure future for the familvi Create job opportunities

Positive attitude lclarity of purpose towards entrepreneurship

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I 1. As per you, which one of the following is the most desirable quality of anEntrepreneur? (Please tick 1)

Positiveattitude

Attitudetowardsentrepreneurs

Risktakingability

Goodknowledge

Aboutbusiness

Clarity ofpu{pose

12. As per you, which one of the following is the most important characteristicof an Entrepreneur? (Please tick 1)

a Positive attitude lclarity of purpose towardsentrepreneurship

b Creativityc Innovativenessd Intelligence and analytical thinkinse Hard workf Open/ adaptable/ flexible to new ideaso Ability to take calculated riskh Ability to go forward and implementI Resourcefulness

13. When you start your business, which of the following the main obstacle/ hurdle youanticipate to face?

(Rate 1 -5 as per your preference in the columns below)

Strongly agree AgreeNeither agreeor disagree

DisagreeStronglydisagree

5 4 3 2 1

a No obstaclesb Self confidence

(believing in your abilities/lack of experience)c Financial demands/implications

(ra! sin g capitall finance)d Lack of information / advice

on how to start an enterprisee Finding the right contacts for business venturef Lack of family supportI Risks involvedh Governmeqt policy and regulations/External environment

Combining family and work life

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14. Do you think, to become an Entrepreneur, a formal education/training on the subjectis a must?

Yes No

15. If yes, what all should be introduced in the curriculum and what are yourSuggestions to Management Institutes on Curriculum enhancement especiallyfor Entrepreneurship"?

16. Are there any other issues or concerns on management education that you have inmind which have not been covered or identified by the questionnaire? If so, pleaselist them. Please use a separate sheet if required.

Signature:

Date:

o This Research is purely for Academic purpose.o Confidentiality of the Respondents will be maintained.

PKG

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Appendix 7

ROLE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION INPROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP - A STUDY OFCURRICI]LUM OF PUNE BASED MANAGEMENTINSTITUTES DURING 2OO3.2OO8


QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MANAGEMENT INSTITUTES

01. Name of theInstitution:

02. Address:

03. E-mail ID:

04. Telephone No./ Mobile No.

05. Year of Incorporation /Commencement of Courses:

06. Head of Institution:

07. Category of Institute: Private/ Autonomous/ AICTE approved/Other (Specify)

PRIVATEAFFILIATED WITHAICTE APPROVEDAUTONOMOUSDEEMED UNIVERSITYOTHERS (SPECIFY)

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08. Courses offered/Course Title: Please tick appropriate box (es):

MBAMBA DISTANCEMBA (EXECUTIVE)MBA (I YEAR)MMSMPMPGDBMPGDMOther (Specify)

09. Mode: Semester/Trimester/Annual:

10. Other courses offered (please specify):

I l. Duration of the course (please specify and attach a copy of the curriculum)

12. Any specific course conducted on "Entrepreneurship"? If so, please specify

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13. Does your regular course cover anything on "Entrepreneurship"?

Yes No

If 'Yes', please provide details of course/ curriculum/ syllabus and duration (example,part of any module/ syllabus/ lesson plan/unit) and your opinion about "sufficiency" ofthe curriculum to create "Entrepreneurs".

If "No", do you think there is a need to upgrade the curriculum so as to create more"Entrepreneurs" and not just "Managers"?

14. Intake (Number of students), Pass outs and Placements during last 5 years

Year EnrolmentsFinal Pass

OutsFaiU Drop

OutsPlacement

2002-2004

2003-2005

2004-2006

2005-2007

2006-2008

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15. Details of students started their own enterprise (Pass outs during last 5 years)

Note: If data is not readily available, please provide contact details (Name, MailingAddress, E-mail ID and relephone Number) of each student. (see next page)

16. Any other Source like Alumni Association to get the said data/information?Please specify and give details to access the data/information.

Signature:

Name:

YearNumber ofStudents

No. of Students startedown immediately after

passing

No. of Students startedown after obtaining few

years of workingexperience

Remarks

2002-2004

2003-2005

2004-2006

2005-2007

2006-2008

Designation:

Date:

o This Research is purely for Academic Purpose.o Confidentiality of the Respondents will be maintained.

PKG

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STUDENTS PROFILE

NAME BATCH MAILINGADDRESS E-mail ID REMARKS

Any other comments that would help with my research:

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Appendix 8

ROLE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION INPROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP - A STUDY OFCURRICULUM OF PUNE BASED MANAGEMENTINSTITUTES DURING 2003-2008


QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MANAGEMENT ENTREPRENEUR

01. Name:

02. Address:

03. E-mail ID:

04. Telephone No./lVlobile No.:

O5.What is the size of your enterprise? (Please tick 1)

06. What is the sector of activities?

Retail Service Manufacturing Construction Wholesale

Other, please specify:

07. Current Age: (Please tick 1)

Micro(1-9 Employees)

Small(10-49 Employees)

Medium(50-249 Employees)

Large(250+ Employees)

Below25 Years

25-30 Years 3l-40 Years 41-50 Years 50 + Years

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Graduate Post-Graduate

Engineer MBA/PGDBM

CA/ CS/ ICWA

08. At what age did you start your own business?

09. Educational Background (Please tick l):

10. Name of Management Institute (If applicable):

l l.Have you always worked for yourself?

EYes tr No

12. If no, how many employers did you work for before starting your own business?

One Two Three Four More than four

13. Is your present business the first enterprise that you own?

EYes tr No

14. If no, what happened to the enterprise(s) you have owned previously?

Went out of business Are still successful Have been sold

Other, please specify:

15. Have you created your present enterprise yourself, or is it a family business youhave "inherited", or a business you have bousht?

Createdmyself

Inheritedfamilybusiness

Bought anexistingbusiness

Acquired a sick unit andmade it viable

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16. What made you start your own business?

Other Reasons (Please Specify):

17. How many hours per week do you dedicate to your business?

40 50 60 70 More than 70

18. As an entrepreneur:

No. ofYEATS

Work experience prior ownenterprise

Reasons for switchover. ifapplicable

19. Which one of the following, according to you, best describes the objective ofManagement Education in India? (Please tick the most appropriate option)

Jobplacements Better salary

Self-employment/to start one'sown business

Careerenhancement

Change ofcareer

20. An entrepreneur's educational pedigree is incidental. (please tick any 1)

StronglyAgree

Agree Cannot say Disagree Stronglydisagree

Profit /makingmoney

Did notwant towork forothers

Wantedcontrol andfreedom tomake my owndecisions

Socialstatus

Self -achievement

Confidence inthe products /servicesoffered

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24.

25.

21. Entrepreneurship" can be taught in classroom. (Please tick any 1)

StronglyAsree

Agree Cannot say DisagreeStronglydisasree

22.Your college/institute did teach enough on entrepreneurship or how to start yourown business. (Please tick any 1)

StronglyAsree

Agree Cannot say DisagreeStronglydisagree

23. Are Entrepreneurs born or made?

Born Made Both

Have you undergone any formal training by a reputed entrepreneurialorganisation?

EYes tr No

If yes, please specify:

What intrigues or provokes Entrepreneurship the most? (Please tick any 1)

SocialEnvironment

PoliticalEnvironment

EconomicEnvironment

CulturalEnvironment

26.1f you are a successful Entrepreneur as well as MBA. How much do you owe toyour MBA or the Institute for becoming an entrepreneur? (Please tick 1)

Totallv Partiallv Not at all

Other, please specify

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27. Which of the following describes best the reason to start your own business aftercompleting MBA education?

Stronglyagree

Agree Neitheragree ordisaeree

Disagree Stronglydisagree

5 4 3 2 I


a To be own bossb To enhance income level and to create wealthc To use your unique/enhanced management skills and abilityd To overcome a challenge/ ability to take calculated riske To help community/ social environment/ raise social status of the

populationf I come from a business famih'o Status and recognition in societyh To build a secure future for the familv

Create job opportunitiesPositive attitude lclanty of purpose towards entreDreneurship

28. As per you, which one of the following is the most desirable quality of anEntrepreneur? (Please tick l)

Positiveattitude

Attitudetowards

entreDreneurs

Risktakingabilitv

Good knowledgeabout business

Clarity of purpose

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29. As per you, which one of the following is the most important characteristic of anEntrepreneur? (Please Tick 1)

a Positive attitude lclarity of purpose towards entrepreneurshipb Creativityc lnnovativenessd Intelligence and analytical thinkinge Hard workf Open/ adaptable/ flexible to new ideaso Ability to take calculated riskh Ability to go forward and implementI Resourcefulness


30. When you started your business, which of the fotlowing was the main obstacle/hurdle you faced?

Stronglyagree

Agree Neither agreeor disaqree

Disagree Stronglydisasree

5 4 3 2 I


31. State briefly how you have overcome any obstacles:

a No obstacles

bSelf confidence(believing in your abilities/lack of experience)

c Financial demands/implications(raising capitaV finance)

dLack of information / adviceon how to start an enterprise

e Finding the right contacts for business venturef Lack of family supporto Risks involvedh Government policy and regulationslExternal environmentI Combining family and work life

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32. Which among the following is the main obstacles you are facing now in therunning of your business? (Please tick 1)

a No Obstaclesb Liquidity and other financial problemsc No time for training/upgrading skills

dGaining the acceptance/respect of people(internally and externall y)

I Combining family and work life

33. As an entrepreneur, which of the following best describes a present B-Schoolgraduate? (Please tick 1)

34. Any other suggestions/recommendations, on shortcomings/weaknesses ofB-School Graduates and Suggestions for Management Institutes, please highlight:

Signature:

Date:

PKG

o This Research is purely for Academic Purpose.o Confidentiality of the Respondents will be maintained.

Confident SkilledWell

Groomed/Professional

Potentialto become anEntrepreneur

WellAware

AdequateLiberaV Practica

Knowledse

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Appendix 9

LIST OF PEOPLE CONTACTED IN VARIOUS INSTITUTES

1. Dr S.R. DastaneDirectorNEVILLE WADIA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES &RESEARCH19, Prin. V.K. Joag PathPune4ll 001Tel. 020-26169949E-mail : director @ nevillewadia.com

2. Mrs. K. MadhaviDirectorASIAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTLandmark CentreOpp. City PridePune-Satara RoadPune 41 1 009Tel. 020-24501000E-mail : director @ asianschoolof manasement.com

3. Mr Sanju DevisDeanMITCON INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENTSr. No. 33/1, Opp. Chatrapati Shivaji Sports ComplexBalewadiPune411 045Tel. 020-66289600E-mail : [email protected]

4. Dr B. V. SangvikarProfessor and Head

Prof. Rajesh N. Pahurkar, IrcturerDepartment of Management Science (PUMBA)UNIVERSITY OF PUNEPune411 007Tel. 020-25693380E-mail : [email protected]

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5. Dr Anwar ShaikhDirector

Miss Khadija Bohari, IrcturerPOONA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES &ENTREPRENEURSHIPPoona College CampusCampPune411 001Tel. 020-26448781E-mail : dranwarshaikh @yahoo.com

6. Prof. R. GanesanDirectorPAI INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE

Ms Sheryl Xavier, LecturerALLANA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES2390-8, New ModikhanaCampPune411 001Tel. O2O-26452699E-mail : [email protected]

7. Dr Tapan Kumar MitraDirectorAPEX GROUP OF INSTITUTESS. No. 59, Apex HillsUndriPune4ll 028Tel. O2O-20266012E-mail : tapan.kumar.mitra@ gmail.com

8. Dr Shailesh KasandeDirector

Prof. Vivek V. Phadke. Facultv Member

VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENTS. No. 3 & 4, Kondhawa Bk.,Pune411 048T er. 020 -269 32800 / 269 329 0OE-mail : drspkasande @vim.ac.in

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9. Dr A.S.J. JacobDirector

Prof. Sagar Lalka, HOD

JSPM'S JAYAWANTRAO SAWANT INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT &RESEARCHS. No. 58,Indrayani Nagar,Handewadi RoaoHadapsarPune411 028Tel. 020-6578214E-mail : [email protected]

10. Dr A.S.J. Jacob/ Dr Rakesh DholaliiaDirector

Prof. Preeti S. Mavee. Coordinator

DR. VK PATIL FOUNDATION.S CMRDOff Senapati Bapat Marg,Pune411 016Tel.020-25651104E-mail: [email protected]

1 1. Prof Ajay NagreDirector InchargeIMDRDES CampusDeccan GymkhanaPune411 004Tel. 020-25653186E-mail:[email protected]

12.Dr Renu BhargavaDirectorMrs Sraddha Kulkarni, Faculty (Head- Academic Administration)Mr Bidyut Gogoi, FacultyINDIRA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS8912A^, Tathwade,New Mumbai-Pune Highway,Pune411 053Tel. 020-66759409E-mail : shraddhakul @rediffmail.com

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13. Ms Suma KuriakoseSadhana Centre for Management and lradershipDevelopment (SCMLD)392-A, Mahale Plot Deep Bunglow, Near Vetal ChowkModel Colony,Pune 41 1016Tel.020-2s672026t7E-mail:

14. Mr Rajendra BoseHead - MSBMAGNUS SCHOOL OF BUSINESSParmar Gallary,Jagtap RoadWanoworiePune411 048Tel. 020-56034184E-mail : pune @msbindia.org

15. Dr Umesh KeskarRegistrar

Prof Bhusan Pednekar, CoordinatorTILAK MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITYVidyapeeth Bhavan,Mukundnagar,GultekdiPune411 037Tel.02O-24261856E-mail : [email protected]

16. Mr Manoj SinghDirector

RegistrarPBS ACADEMYS. No. 7l24OI, Konark Indrayu,Near Konark Pooram.KondhwaPune411 048Tel.020-2680 0082E-mail : k_region @ yahoo.com

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17. Prof. Sharad InamdarAsst. Professor & Incharge- Training & PlacementSINHGAD INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & RESEARCHS.No.40/4, Near Octroi Post,Kondhwa (Bk)Pune411 048Tel.020-26933633E-mail : placement_sibar@ yahoo.co.in

18. Ms Sherine MehtaCampus DirectorWLC COLLEGE INDIAPlot No. l4,Lane No. 14,GalaniChambers.Prabhat Road.Pune411 004Tel. 020-25459589E-mail : sherine @wieanindia.org

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Appendix 10

LIST OF PROMINENT ENTREPRENEURS CONTACTED/INTERVIEWED

1. Dr Naushad ForbesManaging DirectorForbes MarshallPB No.29Mumbai-Pune RoadKasarwadiPune 411 034

2. Mr Ganesh NatarajanVice Chairman and CEO, Zensar Technologies

Chairman - lT & ITES CllMember - Chairmen's Council NASSCOMMember - Board of Advisors GTT

Zensar Knowledge Park, Plot#4, MIDC,Kharadi, Off Nagar Road, Pune - 411014Landline: +91 -20-2701 1 965Email : [email protected]. zensar.com & www. qttconnect.com

3. Mr Darius ForbesChairmanForbes MarshallPB No.29Mumbai-Pune RoadKasarwadiPune 411 O34

4. Dr Naushad l. PadamseeManaging DirectorEagle Home Appliances Pvt. Ltd.12, New India Ind. EstateMahakali Caves RodAndheri (East), Mumbai 400 093

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5. Mr Naresh SareenManaging DirectorDass Electric Trading Co. Plrt. Ltd.Unit No. G7A, Sacred WorldJagtap ChowkWanawadiPune 411 O4O

Rajiv AgarwalRIGHTSOURCE Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

1123 Laxminarayan Park, Koregaon Road, Pune 41 1001 , India

(Mob) +91 98220 31799rai iva @ riqhtsource. in

Mr Riaz A. PadamseeManaging DirectorEagle Home Appliances Pvt. Ltd.4th Floor, Parmar GallaryS.No. 77, Shivarkar RoadWanwadi, Pune 411 O40

Mr Milon K. NagChairman and Managing DirectorK.K. NAG LTD.Gat No.393, At & Post UrseTal. Maval, Dt. Pune 410508

9. Sanjiv MirchandaniDirectorAROUND CABLE SYSTEMS (lNDtA) pVT. LTD.204, Lingfield Plaza,Salunke Vihar RoadPune 411 040

10. Dr S.B. MujumdarPresident & Founder DirectorSYMBIOSISSenapati Bapat RoadPune 411 O04

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Appendix 1l

Publication: Pune Mirror;Date: Jul 19, 2009;Section: Front Page;Page: 1

PROJECT STARTUPSIBM is giving its MBA students a shot at setting up their ownbusiness. lf they fail, they can still come back for placementsARUNDHATI RANADE

The recession is making everyone bend over backwards for survival. Educational institutions, in

this case, seem to be the forerunners. The city's premier B-school, Symbiosis Institute of

Business Management (SIBM), has taken a novel initiative of generating entrepreneurs ratherthan employees. They have begun a project under which they are deferring placements of thepresent batch of students for a year to allow them to explore business opportunities, provided

they choose this 'subject'.

While elaborating on these 'entrepreneurial' efforts, the director of SIBM, Dr Arun Mudbidri toldPune Mirror, "To encourage the entrepreneurial spirit among students, we offer entrepreneurshipas a major subject in semester lV of MBA. The students who take up this subject have to prepare

a business plan at the end the year. lf their plan gets approved by a committee of experts, theywilt even get funding for their proposal. The institute will take the initiative of getting them theseed capital for the venture." SIBM is also assuring students that they will take care of theirplacements, if their business plans fail. The students can take part in campus placements nextyear. "Our aim is to generate employers, instead of employees. lf students start their ownbusinesses, they can generate employment for others," said Mudbidri.

"Most other B-schools focus on getting their students placed in big corporate firms. But we alsofocus on generating entrepreneurs," he said. An entrepreneurs' laboratory that is to be launchedsoon will aid the purpose. lt will be a one-of-its kind lab in the country. 'We are taking help fromour well established alumni in setting up the laboratory. They are already working at higherpositions at various big companies and many are entrepreneurs themselves. The laboratory willcome up by January 2O1O," Dr Mudbidri said.

THE PLAN

MBA students who take up entrepreneurship as a major subject for their fourth semester have toprepare a business plan at the end of the year. Their plan will get checked by the expertscommittee of SIBM alumni. The committee members are industrialists. lf the business plan isapproved by them, they can provide seed capital for the venture initially. For a year, the studentscan try to set up their own business, and in case they fail, they can come back for campusplacements in the following year.

RECESSION HEAT

When asked about the effect of recession on this years' placement, Mudbidri said, "Althoughmost of our students have got offers from big corporate firms, the recession has affected us aswell. The effect can be seen on comparing salary packages of last year and this year." Thehighest salary offered last year by an Indian company was Rs 10.5 lakh, whereas this year, thehighest salary package offered is Rs I lakh. Last year, one of the MNCs offered a USD 85,000package for one of the students of SIBM, where as this year the best offer is of just USD 46,000.

HOW TO GET YOUR BIZ STARTED

. Go for 'entrepreneurship' as a major subject in semester 4

. Prepare a mind blowing business plan

. Submit it to panel of experts

. lf approved, get seed capital for your business

. Trial period - 1 year

. lf it fails, you can reapply for placement

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Appendix 12

IAMITYUNIVERSITY

(Entrepreneurship & Leadership)

. Entrepreneurial Process & Behavior

. Economic Analysis

. Accounting for Management

. Quantitative Applications in Management

. Computer Applications

. Marketing Management

. Evolution of Global Business - AnEntrepreneu rial Perspective. Evaluating Venture Opportunities &Developing Business Model. Business Communication - |

. Behavioural Science - |

. Foreign Business Language - I

FrenchGermanSpanishJapaneseChinese

. Business Environment & Law

. Market Research & Report Preparati

. Financial Management

. Processes and Operations Managen

. lnnovation & Business Growth

. Creating & Leading EntrepreneurialOrganization. Financing New Ventures & Business. Mentored Study in Entrepreneurship(MS|E) - |

. Business Communication -ll

. Behavioural Science - ll

. Foreign Business Language - llFrenchGermanSpanishJapaneseChinese

. Strategic Management

. MSIE-2 (Emerging Business Sectorsand New Technologies). Building High PedormanceOrganization, Culture. Summer Internship (Evaluation). Business Communication - lll. Behavioural Science - lll. Foreign Language - lllFrenchGermanSpanishJapaneseChinese

. Business law, Ethics and CorporateGovernance. Managing Corporate Intrapreneurship. Disseftation. Business Communication lV. Behavioural Science - lV. Foreign Language - lVFrenchGermanSpanishJapaneseChinese

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