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RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT  OF BUSINESS  MANAGEMENT,NAGPUR

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Mission –    The Department Endeavours to Develop students into a new generation of leaders who  possess love for truth, critical Intelligence to pursue it, and eloquence to articulate it.

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Vision – 	  To Create an Environment of intellectual vibrancy and harnessing the best research and management practices, we aim to develop globally competitive human managers with a concern for society

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Goal –  	 The Goal of Department is not merely to inculcate technical competence but wisdom with social responsibility.

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Department of Business Management was started by RTM Nagpur University (DBM-RTMNU) in 1970 with One Year Diploma in Business Management. It is the pioneer Department offering Management  Programms  in Central India Full-time MBA program of two years was started from the year 1980.  Department is also Research Center for Faculty of Commerce and Management under RTM, Nagpur University

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DR ANANT DESHMUKH 	B. Com, MBA,  M.Com , CA (Inter),  Ph.D  	Professor and Head of Department 	Department of Business Management,  	RTM Nagpur University 	DR RAHUL KHARABE, 	BE, MBA, M.A. (Pub. Adm.), MIRPM, Ph. D 	Assistant Professor and Placement In charge 	Department of Business Management,  	RTM Nagpur University 	DR VINAYAK DESHPANDE, 	M.A. (Eco), M.B.A.  Ph.D , 	Professor (  Retd .)  	Department of Business Management,      	RTM, Nagpur University

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DR ANANT DESHMUKH Officiating In charge of 	Department of 	Commerce	, Dean –Faculty of Commerce and Management. DR VINAYAK DESHPANDE, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, Registrar, Dean-Faculty of Commerce and Management DR RAHUL KHARABE, Co- ordinator  of Department of Robotics, President -RTM, Nagpur University Employees Credit Co-operative Society

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DR INDU MAZUMDAR
B.com, MBA, DTM, MH-SET, Ph.D
Industry Experience: 6 + years
Teaching Experience: 13+years
PROF .INDIRA VIRENDRA SHAH
MBA FINANCE, BCOM HONS.
TEACHING= 78 YEARS
INDUSTRY -13 years
DR. TUSHAR TALE
BE, MBA, MCOM, PGDIBO, PGDOM, PHD
Teaching Exp- 9 years

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PROF. SHILPA SAMEER PURI       	 MBA ( HR & Marketing),Diploma in Travel & Tourism, BSC Industry Experience :13 years 	Teaching Experience :3years 	PROF. HARISH NANAJI KUTEMATE  	 MBA (Mkt), MTech (Industrial  Engg ), BE (Electronics  Engg ) TEACHING=  5 Years 	INDUSTRY =19 Years 	DR. RUCHI CHAUDHARY 	 Phd , MBA , B.com , Diploma in Fashion Designing 	Teaching Experience-10 years 	Industry -2 years

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DR SOMA SHARMA  	M.com, MBA, MIRPM, PhD, NET 	Teaching  exp : 15 years 	 PROF . ANAND A TELANG 	BE (VJTI), MSE (Johns Hopkins University) 	Teaching exp: 1.5 years 	Industry exp: 22 years 	DR. SHABBIR ZAKERYA  	Ph.D., MBA, NET (Management) 	Teaching Experience: 7.5yrs. 	Industry Experience: 4.5yrs.

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PROF .ROSHANBALA S.CHOURASIA 	 M.B.A,  B.Sc ,  B.Ed , L.L.B. 	Teaching Experience-10years 	Industry Experience- 2 years 	 PROF . PRADYUMNA ARVIND DESHPANDE  	M.Sc. (  Env.Sc .)', MBA, MA ( Pub. Ad.), Diploma in Civil Engineering 	Industry  experience 27 years 	Teaching Experience: cumulative 15 years  	Dr. PRAVIN HARIBHAU GHOSEKAR 	M.Sc.(Computer Sci.)   M.C.M.   ,DBM, 	 M.Phil , MBA,  BJ, 	 Ph.D,IBO , M,Com,PGDC , MH -SET,MA  	Teaching Exp: 20  yrs

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Specialization Group - I Financial Management Marketing Management Human Resource Management Specialization Group-II	 Operations Management Business Analytics Entrepreneurship International Business Semester I- 24 Credits Semester II- 25 Semester III-33 Semester IV- 20 Total Credits- 102

Evaluation Internal Assessment – 20 Marks Program Content University Examination – 80 Marks The student has to undertake  31 courses 26 theory courses  SIP, MOOCS, EXIT SEMINAR and PROJECT  For Theory Courses: SIP is assessed internally  Project is evaluated by internal and external equally Exit Seminar is evaluated by External examiner

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SEMESTER I Principles of Management SEMESTER II Marketing  Management Human Resource Management Production and Operation Management Financial Management COURSE DETAILS Business Law Managerial Economics Accounting for Managers

Evaluation Internal Assessment – 20 Marks Program Content University Examination – 80 Marks The student has to undertake  8 courses  For Theory Courses:

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4 Classrooms Mounted LCD ,and ICT facilities including interactive board, functional conference room  /meeting hall equipped with LCD projector, Podium, Air conditioner and Television  1 Computer Laboratory Interactive board and conferencing equipment 22 Functional Desktop Mounted LCD 1 Seminar Hall Mounted LCD Fully air-conditioned Podium and Stage 3 Faculty Room Fully furnished and equipped as per faculty requirement

Six Completely equipped and furnished Teaching Units comprising of:

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Girl’s and Boy’s common Room Fully furnished and equipped as per requirement Placement and Entrepreneur Development Cell For undertaking placement related activities Reading and Extracurricular Activity  Fully furnished and equipped as per requirement 1 Administrative Office Xerox Machine Wifi and Broadband Facilities Landline connection

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Teaching   and Learning   is administered in congruence with program outcomes and course outcomes:

Case Study   Group Activity Group/Individual Presentation Guest Lecture Industrial Visits Field Visits Summer Internships Project Dissertation Online  Lectures

Online Courses (MOOCS) PowerPoint lecture presentations Web Resources UGC referred online journals Audio and video lecture documentaries Webinar Classroom Assignments Group Discussion Debates/ Quizzez

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PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES FOR MBA PROGRAM

PSOI
PS02
PS03
PS04
PS05
PS06
PS07
PS08
GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES
DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE& PROBLEM
SOLVING
CRITICAL THINKING
LEADERSHIP QUALITY
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
& ETHICAL /SOCIAL
AWARENESS
COOPERATION AND TEAM
WORK
RESEARCH RELATED SKILLS
SELF DIRECTED LEARNING
LIFE LONG LEARNING
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
Apply knowledge of management theories and practices to solve business problems.
Foster Analytical and critical thinking abilities for data-based decision makin
Ability to develo Value based Leadership abili
Ability to understand, analyse and communicate global, economic, legal, and ethical aspects
Of business.
Ability to lead themselves and others in the achievement of organizational goals,
contributin effectivel to a team environment
The student will be able to conduct intensive research investigation and analyse usually in
response to a specific business problem, research objective or hypothesis and arrive at feasible
solution.
The student will be able to work independently, identify appropriate resources required for a
pro•ect and managea ro•ect through to com letion.
The student will be able to develop self-sustainability as well as competitiveness and employability
in context of technological chan es.

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By participating in Case Studies the students are able to : →  describe an individual situation (case), e.g. a person, business,  organisation , or institution, in detail ;   → identify the key issues of the case (your assignment question should tell you what to focus on ) →  analyse  the case using relevant theoretical concepts from  their course *video depicts animated case study undertaken by student under the Course Management Case Analysis

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By participating in group activity the students engage in participatory problem based learning .  *video  depicts  social activities undertaken  by student under the Course  Corporate social Responsibility

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Individual/Group Presentation enables student to acquire presentation skills and also acquire technique to   inform and persuade an audience.  It also helps in developing subject knowledge, confidence and leadership  skills.

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Guest lectures help students improve their learning in a more interactive, topic specific  way *video depicts  guest lecture by  Dr  Mohan Rao , Mumbai on Universal Human Values as  a part of Induction Program

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With industry visits, students are able to better identify their prospective areas of work in the overall organizational function .   Industry visits help enhance interpersonal skills and communication techniques.  Students  become more aware of industry practices and regulations during industry visits . *video depicts  Virtual Industrial visit to Parle G  Shivam  Foods Ltd., Nagpur

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Through Practical Application students get hands-on  understanding of  their   subject and how the theory  they   learn applies to real-life situations.  Practical  learning allows  them  to learn quick adaptations needed for daily challenges and scenarios and allows you to get a better understanding of  their  course topic . *video depicts  Interview Technique adopted by students to understand the method of Data Collection under the course Business Research

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In pandemic situation Online lectures were started and students have been engaging in Academic Pursuits via Online mode by using the Cisco  Webex  Meeting App. This mode has allowed students to continue their academic from any location. All lectures conducted via the online mode are recorded and is made available to students wherever required. *video depicts online lecture recording of  Dr   Ruchi   Choudhary  for the course Management Case Analysis

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Regular career counselling  sessions are held for first year and second year students of MBA. Mock group discussion and mock interview sessions are held Session with regards to career opportunities is given to students.  Students are informed from time to time about career options in diverse fields such as public sector undertaking job options, corporate openings etc.

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Passout Year
2015-16
2016-17
2017-18
2018-19
2019-20
No. of students % of students placed
Placed (out of 60)
49
42
39
52
12
81.7
70.0
65.0
86.7
20.0

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OBWY'S
Date: - January 1 It', 2021
Pragya Dube
+91 8805876647
Dear Pragya,

OFFER LETTER
Date: 26.06.2018
Ms. Mahesh
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Dear Ms.
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Miss. Monika Chotwani
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Subject: . Offer Letter.
Dear Monika,
With reference to your application and subsequent interview with us, we are pleased to offer you the
position ot CCE in our uganization_ Your salary structure consists of gross salary Rs
Consolidated (including Mobile expenses) month, as per the terms & conditions discussed with you. A
formal letter Of apgx)intment would issued to you. after one month of your joining Arya Cars (Maruti
Suzuki)
We expect you to take up the assignment by April 2013. On joining the duty you shall submit the
fdlowing documents to Human Resources office;
• A copy of educational & professional certificates
• A copy of proof of date of birth.
• Relieving letter from previous empbyer organization.
• 4 passport size photographs
Please sign the duplicate copy of this letter as a token Of your acceptance of the offer. In the event you
are unable to join on the above date. we will assume that ycw are not interested in
offer and the same will stand withdrawn cancelled.
Thanking You,

M City
23/04/2019
Mr. PRANAY YADAVRAO SAMARTH,
Emp. Code - MP00796,
PRODUCT EXECUTIVE,
SALES & MARKETING ,
GOLIBAR SQUARE,
MAHARASHTRA.
Dear Mr. PRANAY YADAVRAO SAMARTH.
The management has pkasure in prorncöng you as ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER
with effect from, 01/04/2019.

HRO / Apur 203942
Employee ID: sos3952
January 30.2018
Mi". Khan.
Plot NO 8 State Bank
Near Ahbab Masjid. S.O.Anant Nagar.
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Dear Miss.
Cong ra tions
With to Vour application. Clearing the and acceptance Of
Offer letter dated January 30.2018. we pleased to appoint in the

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Date: 24 October 2018
Harsh Keshao Gokhe,
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Harsh Keshao GOkhe,
Further to applkation the Subsequent discussion Kith we are to Offer a career in
St«k Broki" as the terms and conditions mentioned herein:
You will join us on 21 January 2019 in Broking Division at Hyderabad. title Will be -
Equity in Grade S6 (Executive Trainee). The Management reserves the right to transfer on
assignment in unit / department / ASS«Xiate concern Of the Company anywhere in India or Abroad,
consider necessary, in its absolute discretü'n, time to time. subject to the that
Other faciüties Will not be adversely affected
You shall entitled to an all inclusive annual gross compensation of (Rupees Two Lakhs
Thousand A detailed break-up Of compensation structure is given in the Annexure to
this •tter The Compensation package Shan be governed bv the and Guidelines Of the Company
applicat& •nd as may time to time.

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Industry professionals are invited for sessions such as How to prepare Resume How to prepare for Group Discussion 	How to prepare for Personal Interview  *video depicts career counselling for students on the  topic’How  to prepare your Resume’ by  Dr  shabbier  Zakerya

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It helps students to prepare themselves for the Actual Interview and Selection Procedure It enables students to identify areas where improvements are required *video depicts  mock Interview conducted virtually by Industry Person CA  Saket   Jeswani  who is the Chairman of  ICFAI,Nagpur

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Entrepreneur Development Programs Entrepreneur Development  Programs  helps students to  inculcate entrepreneurial skills and recognize their capabilities and start thinking about building a business

*video depicts Entrepreneur Skill Session undertaken by Mr.  Vikas   Tembhere , CEO of DTORR.IN  organisation

*video depicts Business Start Up session undertaken by Mr.  Shri.  Shubham  Mahajan CEO,  Kubic  Online  Edutech  Pvt Ltd

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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND GENDER EQUALITY PROGRAMS

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An interview session on Women Empowerment  and gender equality was  organized by Department of Business Management. Chief Guest for the program was Ms.  Shilpa  Agrawal, MD & CEO  Akash  Furniture Group, Nagpur on 16 th  October 2019. Total 54 students participated in the program

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*Video depicts Department  Of Business Management, Alumni Association organized  women’s day 2021-through webinar on  facets of woman empowerment, women health and gender awareness program on 8 th  march 2021, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

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VIRTUAL PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS DURING PANDEMIC/LOCKDOWN :

PERSONAL COUNSELLING STRESS MANAGEMENT COUNSELLING ZUMBA WORKSHOP YOGA SESSION FIELD VISIT

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Employer Support Is Key to Dealing with Pandemic Stress

*video depicts Virtual Field Visit to Radio City  91.1 FM

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*video depicts Personal Counselling done by Ms.  Kshipra  Singh, CEO careerrides.com

*video depicts Stress Management Counselling done by Ms.  Sheetal  Mukherjee , Professional Counsellor

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Online Internships and Final Placement has been achieved during the Pandemic Lockdown period and many students benefitted from it Support system was developed for students who were facing financial problem.  Mr.  Shubham  Ade ( MBA SM IV) informed  Dr   Anant   Deshmukh  of his inability to pay the  Sem  IV Exam Fees of  Rs . 4500 .  The problem was promptly addressed by  Dr   Anant   Deshmukh  and the student was able to pay his exam fees and appear for his examination Linkages was made with companies in order to provide support to students who lost their parents/ earning member of the Family.   Kubic  Online Company has agreed to this support system and the final agreement is still in progress. Department has agreed to provide basic clerical and administrative training to  women, girls and students   who  have  lost their  earning member of the family  during the  covid  situation.

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CAMPUS PLACEMENT DRIVE
Date: 21 st & 22nd December 2018
Venue: Department of Business Management,
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur
Campus placement drive was successfully conducted and organized at Department of Business Management Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj
Nagpur University, Nagpur on 21st and 22' d December 2018. Students from various Management colleges in Nagpur attended the placement drive. 10
students of MBA 4th Sem of Department of Business Management Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur were selected and
offer letter was received and accepted by the students.

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Management :Agi Start-LW: Role pf Innovation and Technology in CNprative

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT- ‘MOTHER DIARY INDIA PVT LTD.,’ NAGPUR

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VIRTUAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT: ‘SHYAM FOODS- PARLE INDUSTRIES’, NAGPUR

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Swachata   Abhyan  by Department of Business Management

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ANA GEM
N 0 t a I L f c a d o gre a i-r.
GREAT LOVE

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TWO DAY WORKSHOP ON INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN ACADEMICS
DATE:21ST AND 22ND JANUARY 2019
VENUE: DBM, NAGPUR
C) 'HÜLELAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLC%Y

PRODUCTIVITY WEEK
DATE: 121M TO FEBRUARY 2019
In order ro enlighten rhe youth about the force multiplier for productivity and sustainability Productivity Week was
organized in association with Vidarhha Productivity council, Nagpur.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT organized a National Level Webinar Series from 2 nd  June 2020 to 12 th  June 2020 on the theme, ‘STEPS TO UN-LOCK ECONOMIES AT LOCAL AND GLOBAL LEVEL’ Chief Guest and Key Note Speaker was Dr.  Devender   Kawday  -Deputy Adviser at National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bengaluru

Department Of Business Management, Alumni Association organized  women’s day 2021-through webinar on  facets of woman empowerment, women health and gender awareness program on 8 th  march 2021, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

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COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES FOR RESEARCH, FACULTY EXCHANGE, STUDENT EXCHANGE

NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Date: April, 2015
To,
The Director
Academic Staff College
Nagpur
Approval of the Workshop on Research Methcxiology as rxr Notification (PhD
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Ikar Sir,
The of Management Twhnology, Shri College of Engineering &
Management in with I)epartment of Management, RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur
is jointly organizing a National Workshop on Research from April to 27th
April, 2015.

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VMV Commerce JMT Arts & JJP Science College
by Govt. of Maharashtra & Affiliated to R. T. M. Nagpur University. Nagpur)
NAAC Accredited 'B' Grade
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The Director,
Department of Business Management,
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur university,
Nagpur
R/ sir,
Wardhaman Nagar,
NAGPUR - 44000B
Date :
We would like to take this opportunity to introduce our institute to extent collaboration
with your esteemed department of management for fruitful academic endeavor for upcoming
"Research Methodology workshop" from 22nd to 29th Feb 2016.
We strongly believe that such tie-up will have market potential and reputation for the
noble cause of better academic results.

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
"TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FLY ASH UTILISATION"
DATE: 12TH AND 13TH JANUARY 2019
VENUE: VNIT NAGPUR
TIME: 10.00 A.M. ONWARDS
GREEN ASHCO,V 2019 an International conference on "TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN FLY ASH UTILISATIOV
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the V NIT auditorium. This was by Ministry Energv Government of Maharashtra, A'TPC, Maharashtra State
Mini„g stale Fly Ash MED", MSMC. NEPTUNE 'ND",
Association Of Fly Ash Products Man

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