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University of Delhi, South CampusBenito Juarez Road, New Delhi - 110021

P R O S P E C TU SR O S P E C TU S

P R O S P E C TU SR O S P E C TU S

University of Delhi, South CampusBenito Juarez Road, New Delhi - 110021

Master ofFinance and Control

Master ofFinance and Contro l

Master ofBusiness Economics

Master ofBusiness Econo mics

Master ofFinance and Control

Master ofBusiness Economics

MFCFCJ o i n t A d m i s s i o n Te s t - 2 0 1 0o i n t A d m i s s i o n Te s t - 2 0 1 0

J o i n t A d m i s s i o n Te s t - 2 0 1 0o i n t A d m i s s i o n Te s t - 2 0 1 0

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In an effort to cope with enormous expansion, while continuing to maintain its high academic

standards, the University of Delhi in the early seventies, initiated a new organization pattern based on

the concept of a multi-campus institution. Following this policy, the University started the South

Campus in 1973 as an experiment in multi-campus system with a focus on interdisciplinary

programmes in Social Sciences, Humanities and Applied Sciences. During the past two and a half

decades, the campus has emerged as a pioneer institution of higher education, learning and research

and has acquired an identity of its own.

The University of Delhi South Campus has decided to conduct a joint admission test for two of its

flagship programmes, namely Master of Finance and Control (MFC) and Master of Business Economics

(MBE). The admission test, followed by Group Discussion and Personal Interview of shortlistedcandidates, will form the basis of admission to these courses. The candidates shall have the option to

apply for either or for both the programmes by paying the appropriate fee as indicated later in this

prospectus.

For MFC Tel: 24118854, Fax: 24116570

For MBE Telefax:24111141

Contact Details :

Prof. Deepak Pental

Prof. S.K. Tandon

Prof. Dinesh Singh

Prof. Nayanjot Lahiri

Prof. Malashri Lal

Vice-Chancellor

Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Director, South Campus

Dean of Colleges

Joint Director, South Campus.

Mr. R.K. Sinha

Prof. Gurmeet Singh

Prof. S.K. Vij

Prof.Sanjay Sehgal

Prof. Rashmi Aggrawal

Registrar

Proctor

Dean, Students' Welfare

Head, Department of Financial Studies

Head, Department of Business Economics

SCHEDULE FOR ADMISSIONS

Last date for receipt of appl ications : 24/02/2010 (4.00 p.m.)

Date of Admission Test : 21/03/2010

Time : 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

Reporting Time : 10.30 a.m.

Number of Seats : MFC : 46 ; MBE : 82

UNIVERSITY OF DELHI SOUTH CAMPUS

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ABOUT

MFC

MESSAGE

hen the MFC programme was

initiated by Department of

Financial Studies 20 years back, it was a

foray in an uncharted territory in the Indian

educational scenario. Based on the lines of

MS (Finance) offered internationally, it was

a one of its kind, niche course in Finance,

designed and developed to cater to the

needs of the opening Indian Financial

Sector.

Today it is not enough to understand Finance, Marketing or Operations as

stand alone functions but to see them together as an integrated subject of

study. One has to learn how to innovate taking a holistic view of the

enterprise and using advanced tools of analysis. The corporate decisions

have to be based on scientific enquiry and objective judgement. MFC

students are trained to be able to crunch numbers and develop abil ity to

execute tasks wi th efficacy.

The commendable performance of our alumni and their acceptance by

the corporate world reinforce the strengths of our curriculum, pedagogy

and student selection. We aim at building a world class Business School

which turns out well rounded professionals equipped with in-depth

knowledge of finance, cross functional integration, inter personal skills

along with a global perspective. Finally, I am pleased to announce that

our Department is developing vibrant synergy with the Department of

Business Economics at the South Campus to bring even greater value to

research and teaching activi ties

Prof. Sanjay Sehgal

Head

Department of Financial Studies

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A WORD FROM THE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

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he pioneering two-year (full-time) Master of Finance and Control (MFC) Programme was launched by theUniversity of Delhi in the year 1987-88 when a group of visionaries at the South Campus foresaw

challenges that the winds of l iberalization would throw up and envisioned the need for trained and specialised

finance professionals. The MFC programme emerged as a highly successful professional programme in terms of

students' response and industry acceptance, as evidenced by the quality of placement of its students over the

years. The transformation from a controlled and regulated economy to a liberali zed and globalised one since

the early 1990s brought about a sea-change in the Indian financial environment, presenting both challenge and

opportuni ties for finance academics as well as professionals. In recognition of the emerging challenge and in an

effort to reorient the MFC programme in response to the unfolding opportunities, the University of Delhi,

established the Department of Financial Studies in 1994. The Department, which is the first of i ts kind in India,provides the necessary infrastructural umbrella for servicing the MFC programme in tune with the requirements

of the emerging liberali sed and globalised financial sector of the country.

The Department has, at present, five permanent faculty members. The process of filling up another eleven

faculty positions has already been started. The efforts of the faculty are supplemented by the associate faculty.

London School of Economics, (U.K.)

Investment Analysis, Portfol io Management and Financial Econometrics.

Strategic Management of Information Systems and Management of Bank Funds.

Financial Accounting and Reporting, International Accounting, Financial Analysis.

Services Marketing, Business & Corporate Laws and Management Accounting.

Mutual Funds and Project Management.

Prof. Sanjay Sehgal, Ph.D. (Delhi University of Delhi ), Post Doctoral fellow

Head of DepartmentResearch Interests :

Prof. Muneesh Kumar, M.Phil, Ph.D. (University of Delhi)Research Interests :

Dr. V. K. Vasal, M.Phil, Ph.D. (University of Delhi)

Research Interests :

Dr. Nidhi Jain, M.Phil ., Ph.D. (University of Delhi)


Dr. Amitabh Gupta, M.Phil, Ph.D. (University of Delhi)


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Dr. K. K. Agrawal

Dr. Preeti Singh

Dr. R. A. Sharma

Dr. Ravi Gupta

Dr. G. L. Tayal

Faculty, Department of OperationsResearch, University of Delhi

Facul ty, Jesus & Mary college

Former Prof. Department of FinancialStudies, University of Delhi

Faculty, Shri Ram College ofCommerce, University of Delhi.

Faculty, Ramjas College, University of

Delhi.

Dr. A. N. Gupta

Mr. R. J. Masilamani

Dr. Ramji Narayan

Dr. Vineet Kapoor

Ms. Radhika Kapoor

Faculty, Shyamlal College, Universityof Delhi.

Former MD, Timex Watches

Faculty, P.G.D.A.V. Col lege (Eve.),University of Delhi .

Faculty, SGTB Khalsa (Eve) College,University of Delhi .

Former Assistant Manager, ICICI

Bank Ltd.

Dr. G. S. Sood

Mr. Gopala Kri shnan

Mr. Kumar Bijoy

Mr. A. Balakri shnan

Dr. Girish Ahuja

Faculty, SGND Khalsa College,University of Delhi

Ex. Chief Manager, Indian Overseas

Bank.

Faculty, S. S. College of BusinessStudies, Uni versity of Delhi

Faculty, Delhi College of Arts &Commerce, University of Delhi

Faculty, Shri Ram College of

Commerce, University of Delhi .

MASTER OF FINANCE & CONTROL

THE FACULTY

THE ASSOCIATE FACULTY

ABOUT

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COURSE OUTLINE

PART - I

PART - II

The schedule of the Part I examination wil l be composed of two semesters, viz. Semester I and Semester II. The schedule

of papers prescribed for the Part I examination shall be as foll ows:

101 Managerial Economics 201 Macro Economic Analysis and Policy

102 Business & Corporate Laws 202 Management Accounting

103 Financial Accounting 203 Financial Reporting and Analysis

104 Business Statistics and Mathematics 204 Quanti tative Techniques

105 Information Technology for Managers 205 MIS and e-Finance

106 Indian Financial System 206 Investment Analysis

107 Financial Management Interdisciplinary Course

207 An Elective Outside the Department

The MFC Part II course would be composed of two semesters i.e. Semester III and Semester IV. The schedule of papers

prescribed for the MFC Part II examination shall be as foll ows:

301 Financial Services 401 Financial Econometrics and Equity Research

302 International Finance 402 Project Study

303 International Accounting Optionals (Any Two from 403-411)

304 Portfolio Management 403 Insurance Management

305 Strategic Financial Management 404 Mutual Fund and Pension Funds Management

306 Financial Derivatives & Risk Management 405 Real Estate Investment Management

307 Management of Bank Funds 406 Commodities Market

407 Fixed Income Securities and Treasury Management

408 Infrastructure Finance

409 Tax Planning and Management410 Project Planning, Appraisal & Control

411 Services Marketing

412 Interdiscipl inary Course

An Elective Outside the Department

NOTE:The evaluation of students is done as specified in the University Ordinance in this regard

Semester-I Semester-II

Semester-III Semester-IV

PART - I

PART - II

he MFC course is a highly specialized programme offering a range of courses in finance. The MFC coursecurriculum is revised and updated regularly. The present Master of Finance and Control (MFC) course is in

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he Department of Financial Studies has taken initiatives to develop stretegic partnerships with internationalbusiness schools for students exchange, faculty exchange and joint research. This will help the students in

developing a global perspective and enhance their cross-cul tural sensitivity. At present our strategic partners are:

he Department of Financial Studies and ESC-Pau, France - This collaboration will facilitate studentsexchange, faculty exchange and joint research projects. This also includes summer internship for Indian

students for a period of 8 weeks in France to expose them to the global intricacies of work as a part of the

agreement. Students from ESC-Pau, will attend a semester of the MFC course to provide them with an insight

into the emerging issues of finance.

he Department of Financial Studies and INT Paris have agreed to explore possibilities of joint research and

exchange and support research scholars from both sides. The Department is negotiating similararrangements wi th other leading educational institutions for collaboration.

he Department has also signed an MOU with Reims Management School, France, for student and faculty

exchange on the lines of the arrangement with Esc-Pau.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PROGRAMME

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ESC-Pau, FRANCE

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INT PARIS, FRANCE

REIMS MANAGEMENT SCHOOL, FRANCE

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ABOUT

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SUMMER TRAINING

PLACEMENT

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s part of the course requirement, at the end of first year each student is required to undertake practical

training for a period of two months in approved organisations.

FC students of all the previous batches have got excellent placements. The quality and range of career

opportunities available to the students are reflected in their managerial compensations and the

companies where they have been absorbed.

ABN AMRO Bank

ANZ Grindlays

Apollo Tyres

Ballarpur Industries

BNP Paribas

CB Richard Ell is

Chesterton Meghraj

Citi Financials

Citibank N.A

Citigroup Global Markets

Client Associates

CRISIL

Crompton Greaves

Darashaw Securities

Deloitte Haskins & Sells

Delhi Stock Exchange

DSP Merrill Lynch

E-Value Serve

Ernst & Young

Essar Group

GE Analytics

GE Money

Grail Research

Gridstone Research

Hindustan Lever

HSBC

ICICI Bank

ICRA

Inductis

IDBI

IFCI

IFCIFinancial Services

J.K. Corporation

Jardine Fleming

Jardine Lloyd Thompson

JM Morgan Stanley

JP Morgan Chase

Jones Lang Lasalle Meghraj

Kotak Mahindra Finance Ltd

Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life

Kotak Securities

Kotak Commodity

KPMG

Lazard India

Mckinsey Knowl edge Centre

National Stock Exchange of India

Nestle

Nomura Holdings

PNB Asset Management Company

PNB Capital Services

Power Finance Corporation

Pricewaterhouse Coopers

Prime Securiti es

Proctor & Gamble

Protivity

Pulsar Knowledge Centre

Quicksilver, Europe

Ranbaxy Laboratories

SBI Capital Markets

SBI Funds Management

Securities & Exchange Board of India

SREI International Finance

Standard Chartered

Synovate

Tata Consultancy Services

Turbomeca, Europe

UTI Bank

Unit Trust of India

Vistasoft

LEADING COMPANIES WHICH HAVE PARTICIPATED IN FINAL PLACEMENTS

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In addition to teaching of courses as per the course curriculum, a number of activities are carried out in theDepartment. The following are the highlights of some of such activit ies carried out last year.

he zenith of the student in-depth discussion is the Annual Convention, which serves as a forum for

extensive discussion among luminaries from the industry and academicians on contemporary financial

issues. This interaction helps in strengthening the bond between AFCON, the student body of MFC and the

business community. MFC Conventions have been widely appreciated in industry circles and described as

"professionally managed and proficiently handled".

The XXIIth Annual Convention on "POWERING TOWARDS FINANCIAL RESURGENCE NEW PARADIGMS

AND STRATEGIES" was held on 12th September 2009 at Hotel Hyatt Regency, New Delhi. Mr. R. K. Nair,

Executive Director, SEBI inaugurated the Convention and Mr. Atul Kumar Rai, CEO & M.D., IFCI delivered the

Key Note Address. Mr. Jean-Francois Pieroon, Regional D irector, IBM, Bordeaux, France was the Chief Guest

for the function. The prominent speakers at the Convention were: Mr. Amit Kumar, Di rector Private Clients,

Standard Chartered Bank; Mr. Deepak Mahurkar, Associate Director, Oil and Gas Industry Practice; Mr.

Jayant Mangali k, Head Research, Religare; Mr. Navi ta Srikant, Partner, Fraud Investigation and Dispute

Services; Mr. A. Balasubramanium, CIO, Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company; and Mr. Mridul Upreti,

Head - Capital JLL Meghraj.

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WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

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The Inaugural Session in progress The First Technical session in progress

Panel ist addressing the Annual Convention The Second Technical session in progress

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ABOUTMFC

he Department organized a One Day UGC SAP Seminar on "Global Financial Crisis: Implications for

Corporate Strategy and Management Learning" on February 21, 2009 at the University of Delhi South

Campus. The Seminar was inaugurated by Mr Gagan Rai, CEO and Managing Director, National Securities

Depository Ltd. The prominent speakers included: Mr Subir Gokarn, Chief Economist, Standard and Poor's; Mr.

Sanjay Sinha, CEO, DBS Cholamandalam AMC; Mr Jeurgen Fiedler, Di rector, DBOI; Mr Kul jit Singh, Partner,

E&Y; Mr. Saibal Ghosh, CIO, Aegon Religare Life Insurance and Dr.Geoffrey Clements, Managing Director,

India Director, Commonwealth Business School, UK

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ALUMNI MEETs a tree is known by the fruits it bears, so an institution is known by i ts students." This maxim holds true in

the case of the MFC programme. The increasing recognition being granted by the financial and

corporate sector to the MFC Alumni has helped it to carve a niche for itself over the years. Ever since the first

batch passed out in 1989, MFC graduates have seized the opportunities to position themselves as specialists in

different segments of the financial sector

The Alumni Meet plays an important role in nurturing the bond between the department and its alumni. It is

organized every year at three locations: Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.

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ABOUTMFCCULTURAL PROGRAMME

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Ms. Prerna Shrimali explaining theintricacies of Kathak dance form to the audience.

Ms. Geeta Chandran rendering herBaratnatayam performance

Sitar recital by Mr. Prateek Choudhury The Paneli sts at the Cultural Event

he Department organized a cultural event in January 2009. Mr. P.K. Chowdhury, Vice Chairman & GroupCEO, ICRA Limited was the Chief Guest. Padmashri Shovana Narayan delivered the Key Note Address.

Ms. Prerna Shrimali performed Kathak, Pandit Prateek Chaudhuri performed on the Sitar while Padamshree

Geeta Chandra performed Bharatnatyam.

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SEMINAR (YES!+ )

es!+ programme conducted by The Art of Living, one of the largest voluntary organisations in the world, isa self-development and stress elimination programme that empowers the youngsters to face life's

challenges gracefully. These workshops equipped the students wi th skil ls and techniques that would enhancethe quality of their lives. The student body of the Department successfully organised a week long programme inthe month of July, 2009 which empowered the students to become more centred and focused. It was a unique

experience for the MFC students.

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ABOUTMFC

special function was held to release the newly published book on "Integrating E-business Models forGovernment Solutions" edited by Prof. Muneesh Kumar, published by IGI Global (USA) as part of

Information Science Reference Series. Mr. P.K. Choudhury, Vice Chairman and Group CEO, ICRA Ltd. released

the book in the benign presence of Dr. Furqan Qamar, Advisor, Higher Education and Culture, Planning

Commission and leading academicians.

BOOK RELEASE FUNCTION

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SPECIAL LECTURES

1. Tarun Bakshi SVP, Mauryan Capi tal Advisor Credi t Risk & Corporate Banking

2. Athar Shahab Dy. MD, IDFC Projects Project Evaluation

3. Naresh Pandey CFO, Nokia Siemens M & A

4. Saibal Ghosh CIO, Aegon Religare Li fe Investments in Current Scenario

5. Deepak Bajaj Director, Unitech PE REIT, & Investment

6. Raghupathi Associate Director, UBS Real Options

7. Ashok Jainani VP, Khandwala Securities (Research) Financial Analysis

8. Anupam Tyagi COO, Etisalat Telecom Telecom Industry in India

9. Himanshu Kohli Partner, CA Wealth Management

10. Ajay Tyagi Fund Manager, UTI Fund Management

Speaker Company Topic

Prof. Muneesh Kumar, Prof. Sanjay Sehgal, Mr. P. K. Choudhuryand Dr. Furqan Qamar, at book releasing ceremony

Academicians at the book releasing ceremony

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MESSAGE

t gives me immense pleasure and pride to introducethe Master of Business Economics programme of the

University of Delhi. The programme is designed tooffer a coordinated set of courses in Business,Economics and quantitative techniques and is anendeavour towards fulfilling the need for a newgeneration of business economists and managersequipped with the requisite analytical skills orientedtowards business challenges. The programmee offersdistinct features that differentiate it significantly fromother business programmes. The fusion of businesssubjects with relevant courses in economics and

quantitative techniques equips students with academically founded knowledgeenabling them to take an analytical approach rather than merely a managerialapproach to business problems.

The rigorous and contextual curriculum imparted by way of classroom lectures, casestudies, projects, research papers and regular industry interface equip students withthe latest knowledge and skills to adapt themselves to the rapidly changing businessscenario.

The programme ensures vast employment opportunities in business consulting firms,management consulting firms, banks and financial institutions. It boasts of 100 percent campus placement every year. The past 37 years have witnessed the energeticand visionary youths of the MBE programme, carving places for themselves as stock-exchange analysts, business anlysts, financial planners, economic consultants,entrepreneurs, financial advisors, marketing managers, lecturers, academics,management consultants and economics journalists.

I assure you that it will be an important stepping stone in your life. I invite you to jointhe MBE fraternity as you embark on the journey towards your career goals. Finally, I

am pleased to announce that our Department is developing vibrant synergy with theDepartment of Financial Studies at the South Campus to provide even greater value toour teaching and research activities.

Rashmi Agrawal

Head

Department of Business Economics

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he highly qualified and experienced faculty provide an excellent learning experience to students of MBE,imparting quali ty education and helping them forge vital l inkages wi th industry. The teaching programme

in MBE also draws on the expertise of a dedicated team of Associate Faculty comprising eminent academicians,

corporate leaders and enthusiastic, young research scholars from the University of Delhi and from research

institutes of repute.

Environmental Economics; Project Appraisal; Investment Planning; Labour Economics.

Small Enterprises and clusters; Knowledge-based firms, Systems and Economy;

International Business and Marketing Strategies; Strategic Management.

International Trade, Foreign Investment and Economic Development; Macroeconomic

modeling and Forecasting; International and Regional Economic Co-operation; Globalization.

International Trade and WTO related issues (antidumping and market access); FDI;

Technology Transfer and Innovation Systems; Globalisation.

Spatial Economics and issues of Industrial Pollution and Land Use Change; Economic

Activity in Formal and Informal Sectors in Solid Waste Management; H igher Education

International Economics; Development Economics, especially issues of Poverty and

Income Inequality in Developing countries.

The Department has, at present, six permanent faculty members. The process of filling up vacant faculty

positions has already been started.

Prof . Rashmi Agrawal, M.B.E., Ph.D. (I IT, Delhi)

Head of the Department

Research Interests:

Prof . Vijay Kumar Kaul, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Delhi School of Economics)

Research interests:

Dr. Deepa Saran, M.A., Ph.D., Post Doc. [U.K.]

Research Interests:

Dr. Aradhna Aggarwal, M.A., M.Phil ., Ph.D. (Delhi School of Economics)

Research Interests:

Dr. Yamini Gupt , M.B.E., M.A., Ph.D. (Clark, USA)

Research Interests:

Dr. Ananya G. Dastidar, M.A, M.Phil., Ph.D. (CESP, J.N.U.)

Research Interests:

MASTER OF BUSSINESS ECONOMICS

THE FACULTY

THE ASSOCIATE FACULTY

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Prof. L. Prasad

Mr. J.K. Bareja

Mr. Debabrata Pal

Dr. Sukanya Bose

(Former Professor,Dept. of Business Economics)

(Faculty, Dept. of Commerce,Shyam Lal College, University ofDelhi)

(Ph.D Scholar, CESP, JNU)

(Independent Scholar and Visiting

Faculty, IIFT)

Prof. P.N. Varshney

Mr. Surendra Kumar

Mr. Qazi Asif Zameer

Mr. Hari sh Dhawan

(Former Professor,Dept. of Business Economics)

(Faculty, Dept. of Commerce, PGDAVCollege,University of Delhi)

(Faculty, FORE School of Management)

(Faculty, Ram Lal Anand College, Delhi

University)

Dr. Rakesh Shahani

Mr. Pankaj Varshney

Ms. Pri ya Suri

Mr. Krishna Kumar

(Faculty, Dr. Bhim Rao AmbedkarCollege, University of Delhi)

(Faculty, Apeejay School ofManagement)

(Independent Consultant)

(Faculty, Sri Venkateshwara College,

University of Delhi )

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Microeconomic Analysis Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy

Business Stati sti cs and Econometri cs Analysi s of Demand and Market Behavior

Principle of Business Finance Legal Aspects of Business

Organization Behavior and Development Operational Research

Information Management Industrial Economics

Project Appraisal and Investment Planning International Trade in Business

Global Finance Business Policy and Strategy

Economics of Services Analysis of Demand and Market Behavior

Dual Specialization : Economics of Environment and Natural

Specialisation1 Resource Management

Paper1 Paper2 Problems and Policies in Indian Economy

Specialisation2 Research Project

Paper1 Paper2 Comprehensive Viva-Voce

Semester-I Semester-II

Semester-III Semester-IV

THE MBE PROGRAMME1

he course curriculum for the MBE programme combines a sound conceptual grounding in basic

Economics, Finance and Marketing, with intensive training in quantitative techniques like Econometrics

and Operations Research.

unique feature of the course is that it allows students the option of "dual" specialization : for instance,

students may choose to specialize in Quantitative Techniques and Finance or they may prefer Finance and

Marketing or, something different, Quantitative Techniques and Environmental Economics. A wide choice of

Specialization Papers are routinely on offer.

he first two semesters consist of compulsory courses, geared to provide a solid foundation in Basic

Concepts and Analytical Tools. Optional papers are placed in the third semester, allowing students to

specialize in subjects of their choice, before the Placement Process begins, final semester students are required

to submit a Research Project based on independent research work carried out under the guidance of the

Department Faculty, which puts to the test the analytical skil ls they have acquired through the entire duration of

the course.Student evaluation is based on project presentations, term papers as well as regular class tests and

examinations.

MBE STRENGHTS

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TABOUTMBE

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SPECIALIZATION SUBJECTS

Quantitative Techniques in Business

Business Finance

Marketing and Distr ibution

Econometric Methodology

Forecasting and Business Planning

Financial Markets, Institutions and Services

Investment Theory and Portfolio

Management

Marketing Strategy and Research

International Marketing

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Human Resource Management

System Analysis and Operation Management

Regional and Transport Economics

Labor Economics and Industrial Relations

Personnel Management

System Design and Programming

Systems and Operation Management

Location and Regional Development

Transport Economics

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Applied Environmental Economics and Policy

Issues and Methodology in Environmental Economics

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he Department hosts various Events round the year, to strengthen ties with the corporate world and foster

organizing skills and professionalism amongst students.

he inaugural of the Business Economics Association (BEA) is the first major event in the Department

Calendar. All MBE students are a part of the BEA. The Inaugural provides an opportuni ty to interact with

distinguished speakers from the corporate and academic world. Mr. Ram Nomula, Chief Executive, Media and

Entertainment Services, MoserBaer and Ms. Jyoti Vij , Department Alumnus and Director, Financial Sector &

Corporate Laws, FICCI were Guests of Honour, at the BEA Inaugural, 2008-09.

he highlight of Department calendar, the two day long theme based Annual Convention provides a

valuable platform for

interaction between industry

and academia. The occasion

marks the publication of the

D e p a r tm e n t ' s An n u a lMagazine, The Business

Economist . The XXXVI

Annual Convention, on

"Leveraging Global Change :

Managing Turbulence in the

Indian Economy" was held in

September, 2008 at India

Habitat Centre, New Delhi.The distinguished panel

included Dr. Arvind Virmani

(Chief Economic Advisor,

Govt. of India), Mr. Arvinder

Singh Lovely (Miniter of Education, Tourism and Arts, Govt of Delhi), Prof. Shankar Acharyya (Professor,

ICRIER), Prof. V.R. Panchmukhi (Managing Editor, Indian Economic Journal), Dr. Renu Kohli (Senior Economist,

IMF), Dr. Samiran Chakraborty (Chief Economist, ICICI Bank), Mr. Anil Bisen (Di rector, Planning Commission),

Ms. Jyoti Jindgar (DGM, SEBI), Mr. Prasad Narasimhan (Chief Marketing Officer, Virgin Mobi le), Mr. Rahul

Bhalla, (Country Executive - Strategy and Marketing, South Asia, IBM), Mr. Alop Mittal (Advisor, FICCI), Mr.

Raman Uberoi (Director, CRISIL), Mr. Ramesh Krishnan (Supply-Chain Head, Pantaloons), Mr. Manish Mittal

(Vice President& Head of Professional Services, Market Rx, a Cognizant Company), Mr. Sanjiv Dobhal

(Regional Head-Corporate Business, HDFC ERGO Gen. Insurance), Mr. Manu Digvijay Singh ( Associate

Director, Global Markets, Standard Chartered Bank), Mr. P.K. Mi tra (General Manager, Punjab National Bank),

Mr. Subhashis Nath (Partner, Axis Risk Consulting Services) and Mr. Bratin Biswas, (Head, Fixed Income

Division, Genpact).

In 2007, then SEBI Chief, Mr. M. Damodaran was Chief Guest at the Annual Convention, also held at the India

Habitat Centre, on the theme "India's Growth : Momentum from Services".

WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

ANNUAL CONVENTION

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ALUMNI MEET

eminars by eminent academicians and corporate leaders, held on Thursday afternoons, are a regular feature

at the Department, geared to enriching thinking and exposing students to ever-new horizons. Among

others, Dr. Takahiro Sato (Osaka City University, Japan), Prof. Stephen Nollen (Georgetown University, U.S.A.),

Mr. Vivek Khattar (Asst. VP & Researach Director, IMRB), Mr. Arvind R.P. (GPM and Marketing Head, Dairy

Products, Britannia Industries) addressed students on various topical issues during the last academic session.

n important annual activity,

the Industry Tour provides

students wi th highly beneficialinsights into the industry and

f u n c t i o n i n g o f p l a n t s a n d

manufacturing processes. This year the

students had the opportunity of visiting

a Multi-Product SEZ in NOIDA and a

Gems and Jewel lery SEZ in Jaipur.

vital annual event, the Alumni

Meet brings together Department

Alumni and former and fpresent

Faculty, presenting an opportunity to

turn back the wheels of time for one

fun-fil led evening.

INDUSTRY TOUR

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PLACEMENTS AND SUM MER TRAI NI NG

he Placement Process at MBE hastwo broad phases. At the end of their

second semester students are placed with

reputed corporate institutions for two

months of compulsory Summer

Internships. Final Placements take place

at the end of the Third Semester. The

Department takes great pride in

announcing hundred per cent

placements for its students with

prestigious companies over the past

years. The average salary (CTC) offered to

the previous Batch of 2008-2009 was

Rs.6.85 lakhs.

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OUR CORPORATE ASSOCIATIONS INCLUDE

APEX ORGANIZATIONS

BANKING, FINANCIAL SERVICES

AND INSURANCE

CONSULTING & OTHER SERVICES

CII

FICCI

ICCI

RBI

SEBI

ABN Amro Asset ManagementABN Amro Bank

Bajaj All ianz Life Insurance

Bank of America

DE Shaw

Deutsche Bank

HDFC Bank

ICICI Bank

National Housing Bank

SBI Funds Management

SBI Life

Accenture

AT Kearney

BMR Associates

Boston Consulting Group

CRISIL

Debenham Tie Leung (DTZ)

Deloitte Touch Tohmatsu

Ernst & Young

Jones Land LaSalle Meghraj

Synovate Consulting

Dabur

DS Group

Frito LaysHindustran Uni lever

Maruti Udyog

Nestle

Pepsico

Procter & Gamble

Sony

Virgin Mobile

Bharti Telecom

Genpact

Hewlett Packard

IBM

Infosys

Microsoft

Wipro Infotech

AC Nielsen

CONSUMER GOODS, RETAIL &

MANUFACTURING

IT/ ITES

MARKET RESEARCH

IDC

IMRB International

Market Probe

TNS Global

Business World

FCB Ulka

Genesis PR

India Today

O & M

Rediffusion DY&R

Absolutdata

Adventity

American Express

Cognizent

Copal Partners

EXL Service Holdings

Fair Issac

GE Money

Grail Research

McKinsey Knowledge Centre

Pipal Research

Progeon

TERI

MEDIA & ADVERTISING

RESEARCH & ANALYTICS

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he Campus Library is

housed in a three storied

building and is well-stocked wi th

over 2,00,000 tit les and

subscr ibes to over 500

periodicals and research

journals. Keeping pace withtechnological developments, the

Library has started automating its

housekeeping and service

operations. The library also has

an internet cell to allow free

access to the World Wide Web to

all the students. Students also

have access to a large database

of onli ne journals.

LIBRARY : THE LEARNING CENTRE

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FACILITIES AND RESOURCES FOR BOTH PROGRAMMES

eing a part of a University of international repute, students of MFC and MBE have access to an infrastructurewhich is among the best in India.B

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

he IT infrastructure in theDepartments serves the

objective of equipping the

students of the Programme

with requisite IT skil ls needed

by the dynamic environment.

The computing facilities

expose the students to a wide

variety of operating systems

and application softwares.The path to information

superhighway has already

been laid in the Departments

by a full-fledged PC lab with

Internet access on all the

machines. Students also have

Wifi access to the Internet in

the Departments as well as in

the hostels.

eparate hostel facilities are available to girl and boy students on the Campus. Students need to apply for

hostel accommodation separately to the wardens of these hotels.

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MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

RESERVATION

SELECTION PROCEDURE

ADMISSION

PROCESS

he minimum eligibili ty requirements for MFC and MBE are: Graduate (under 10 + 2 + 3) / Post-graduate inany discipline with 50% marks, from the University of Delhi or any other University recognised as

equivalent thereto. Students appearing in the final year of Bachelor's Degree examination in 2010 are eligible

to appear in the Joint Admission Test. However, they should meet the above-mentioned eligibility requirements

latest by September 15, 2010

Note: The selected candidates must submit their final year results by September 15, 2010, faili ng which their

admission wi ll be automatically cancelled.Candidates must ensure that they satisfy the above eligibili ty condi tions before applying. If, at any stage of the

admission process, a candidate is found ineligible, his/her application will be cancelled immediately - no

queries/clarifications shall be entertained in this regard.

he Department will follow University norms regarding reservation of seats for SC/ST, OBC , Physically

Challenged candidates and Children/Widows of Officers and Men of the Armed Forces including Para-

Mi li tary Personnel kill ed or disabled in action at wars.

Foreign students studying in Indian Universities are required to appear in the Admission Test. In addition to the

number of seats specified for these programmes, supernumerary seats are available for foreign students. All

foreign students need to apply through the Dean, Foreign Students c/o Faculty of Management Studies,

University of Delhi, Delhi-110007 - (For further detail s visit http://www.du.ac.in). In the case of foreign students

who are not required to appear for the Test, preference wil l be given to those who furnish their latest GMAT and

TOEFL scores. All foreign students are required to meet the requirements as specified by Dean, Foreign students.

he shortl isting of the candidates for admission to the MFC and MBE programmes will be done on the basis

of their performance in the Entrance Test which seeks to test the aptitude of the candidates for studies in

business analysis and management. The Entrance Test will consist of multiple choice questions relating to

English Comprehension and Verbal Ability, Analytical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency,

Quantitative Ability (covering Basic Arithmetic, Algebra, Calculus, Basic Statistics and Data Analysis) and

Current Business Environment. The result of the entrance test is expected by Apri l 2, 2010.

The short listed candidates will be called for group discussion and personal interview. Candidates called for

group discussion and interview shall bear travel and other incidental expenses themselves. In all cases, the

decision of the Admission Committee shall be final.

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AGE REQUIREMENTS

FEE PAYABLE

he application form duly completed (accompanied by a self-addressed envelope of size 10" x 4.5" bearing

postage stamp worth Rs. 25/- (If mailing address is outside Delhi and NCR) or postage stamp worth

Rs. 12/ - (if mailing address is in Delhi or NCR i.e., Gurgaon / Faridabad / Ghaziabad / NOIDA) for Admission

Tickets to be sent via Speed Post) should reach the office of theDepartment of Financial Studies, Room No.329

or Department of Business Economics, Room No.229, University of Delhi, South Campus, Benito Juarez

Road, New Delhi 110021 latest by February 24, 2010 (Forms will not be accepted on Saturday, Sunday and

Holidays).

Application forms which have been downloaded from the website must be accompanied by a demand draft of

appropriate amount favouring- The Director, University of Delhi, South Campus and mailed to or submitted

at Department of Financial Studies, or at Department of Business Economics, Arts Faculty Building,Universit y of Delhi, South Campus, Benito Juarez Road, New Delhi-110021. Candidates applying for both the

courses must attach a demand draft of Rs. 1200/ - (Rs. 500/ - for SC/ST candidates) and those applying for only

one course should attach demand draft for Rs. 700/ - (Rs. 300/ - for SC/ST candidates)

SC/ST/OBC candidates and candidates applying in the physically challenged category must submit a copy of

caste/medical certi ficate along wi th the form. Appl ications without a valid caste/ medical certificate are liable

to be rejected summarily. The candidates are advised to contact the University in case of any delay in receiving

the Prospectus or Admission Ticket. The University wil l not be responsible for any postal delays. Disputes, i f

any, arising out of or relating to any matter whatsoever, concerning the process of admission shall be subject to

the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent court in Delhi only.

he candidate should have attained the age of 20 years on the 1st of October in the year in which admission

is sought.

t present the MFC students are required to pay an annual fee of Rs. 11,500/- at the time of admission.

Students selected to the MBE programme are required to pay an annual fee of Rs.11,361/- The foreign

students would have to pay an annual fee as per university rules. The fee may be revised from time to time by the

University.

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1. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited, within the premises of Colleges/Department or Institution or anypart of the University of Delhi system as well as on publ ic transport.

2. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipl ine and shall be dealt withunder this Ordinance.

3. Ragging for the purposes of this Ordinance, ordinarily means any act, conduct or practice by which poweror status of senior students is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students who are in any wayconsidered junior of inferior by other students and includes individuals of corrective acts or practices which

q Involve physical assault or threat, or use of physical force;

q Violate the status, dignity and honour of women students;

q Violate the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the scheduled caste or tribes;

q Expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self esteem;

q Entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene behaviour.

4. The Principal of a College, the Head of the Department of an Institution, the authorities of College, orUniversity Hostel or Halls of Residents shall taken immediate action of any information of the occurrenceof ragging.

5. Notwithstanding anything in Clause (4) above, the Proctor may also suo motu enquire into any incident ofragging and make a report to the Vice-Chancellor of the identity of those who have engaged in ragging andthe nature of the incident.

6. The Proctor may also submit an ini tial report establishing the identity of the perpetrators of ragging andnature of the ragging inci dent.

7. If the Principal of a College, Head of the Department or Institution or the Proctor, is satisfied that for somereasons, to be recorded in writing, it is not reasonably practical to hold such an enquiry, he/she may soadvice the Vice Chancellor accordingly.

8. When the Vice-Chancellor is satisfied that it is not expedient to hold such an enquiry, his/her decision wil lbe final.

9. On the receipt of the report under Clause (5) or (6) or a determination, by the relevant authority underClause (7) disclosing the occurrence of ragging incidents described in clause 3(a), (b) and (c); the Vice-Chancellor shall direct or order rustication of a student or students for a specific number of years.

10. The Vice-Chancellor may in other, cases of ragging order or di rect that any student or students be expelledor be not for a stated period, admitted to a course of study in a college, departmental examination for oneor more years or that the results of the student or students concerned in the examination or examinations inwhich they appeared be cancelled.

11. In case where students who have obtained degree or diplomas of the University of Delhi are found guil tyunder this Ordinance, appropriate action will be taken under Statute 15 for withdrawal of degrees ordiplomas conferred by the University

12. For the purpose of this Ordinance, abetment to ragging wil l also amount to ragging.

13. All institutions wi thin the University of Delhi system shall be obliged to carry out instructions/directionsissued under this Ordinance, and to give aid and assistance to the Vice-Chancellor to achieve the effective

implementation of the Ordinance.

ORDINANCE XV-C: 'PROHIBITION OF AND PUNISHMENT FOR RAGGING'

ADMISSION

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1. All powers relating to discipl ine and discipl inary action are vested in the Vice-Chancellor.

2. The Vice-Chancellor may delegate all such powers as he/she deems proper to the Proctor and to such otherpersons as he/she may specify in this behalf.

3. Without prejudice to, the generali ty of power to enforce discipline under the Ordinance, the followingshall amount to act of gross indiscipline:

(a) Physical assault, or threat to use physical force, against any member of the teaching or non-teachingstaff of any institution/Department and against any student wi thin the University of Delhi;

(b) Carrying of, use of, or threat to use of any weapons;

(c) Any violation of the provisions of the Civil Rights Protection Act, 1976;

(d) Violation of the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the scheduled caste and tribes;

(e) Any practice-whether verbal or other wise-derogatory of women;

(f) Any attempt at bribing or corruption in any manner;

(g) Willful destruction of institutional property;

(h) Creating il l-wi ll or intolerance on religious or communal grounds;

(i) Causing disruption in any manner the academic functioning of the University system.

(j) Ragging as per Ordinance XV-C.

4. Without prejudice to the generali ty of his/her powers relating to the maintenance of discipl ine and takingsuch action in the interest of maintaining discipline as may seem to him/her appropriate, the Vice-Chancellor, may in the exercise of his/her powers aforesaid order or di rect:

(a) That any student or students be expelled; or

(b) Any student or students be, for a stated period rusticated; or

(c) Be nor for a stated period admitted to a course or courses of study in a col lege, department orinstitution of the University; or

(d) Be fined with a sum of rupees that may be specified; or

(e) Be debarred from taking a University or College or Department Examination or Examinations for

one or more years; or(f) That the result of the student or students concerned in the Examination or Examinations in which

he/she or they have appeared be cancelled.

5. The Principals of the Colleges, Head of Halls, Deans of Faculties, Head of Teaching Departments in theUniversity, the Principal, School of Correspondence Courses & Continuing Education and Librarian shallhave authority to exercise all such disciplinary powers over students in their respective Colleges,Institutions, Faculties and Teaching Departments, in the University as may be necessary for the proper-conduct of the Institutions, Hall and Teaching Departments, in the University as may be necessary for theproper-conduct of the Institutions, Hall and Teaching in the concerned Departments. They may exercise

their authority to such of the teachers in their Colleges, Institutions or Departments as they may specify forthese purposes.

6. Without prejudice to the powers of the Vice-Chancellor and the Proctor as aforesaid, detailed rules ofdiscipline and proper conduct shall be framed. These rules may supplemented, where necessary, by thePrincipal of Colleges, Heads of Halls, Deans of Faculties and the Heads of Teaching Departments in theUniversity. Each student shall be expected to provide himself/herself wi th a copy of these rules.

7. At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign a declaration that no admission he/shesubmits himself/herself to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the University and the several authorities of theUniversity who may be vested with the authority to exercise discipline under the Acts, the Statutes, the

Ordinances and

ADMISSION

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ORDINANCE XV-B: MAINTENANCE OF DISCIPLINE AMONG STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

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1. The reporting time at the Examination Centre for the Test is 10.30 a.m. The total time all owed for the Test is

2 hours. It starts at 11.00 A.M. and ends at 1.00 P.M.

2. Fil l up the necessary information in the Test Booklet before commencement of the Test.

3. The answer sheet will be placed inside the Text Booklet. Break open the seal of the Test Booklet and take

out the answer sheet. Don't start answering the questions until you are asked to do so. The serial number

appearing on the answer sheet should be the same as the serial number appearing on the Test Booklet.

4. Read the instructions given on the Answer Sheet carefully. Also fi ll up all the necessary information before

starting to wri te.

5. Ensure that you have encoded the detail s in the Answer Sheet correctly because wrong encoding can result

in the answer being rejected by the OMR.

6. THE ANSWERS ARE TO BE GIVEN IN THE ANSWER SHEET ONLY AND NOT IN THE BOOKLET.

7. The Test consists of 200 questions in all. You are advised to check the Test Booklet and see that it contains

all the questions from 1 to 200 otherwi se you should get it replaced before starting to write.

8. Each question carries 1 mark. There will be negative marking to the extent of 0.25 for each wrong answer.

9. After each question, there are four alternatives. Mark the correct answer by SHADING the appropriate box

in the Answer Sheet with a HB Pencil only. A sample for the correct marking is given below:

10. If you want to change your answer, you have to erase neatly and completely the earlier fi ll ing and then fi ll

the new box. You must ensure that no visible mark is left after you have erased an earlier marking,otherwise the response wi ll be treated as incorrect and shall be evaluated accordingly.

11. Do not use any calculating device like slide rule, calculator or mathematical tables, etc.

12. Make sure that you do not possess any pages (blank or printed) or any unauthorised material. Candidates

found to be in possession of any such material during the examination are liable to be disqualified for

admission.

13. Candidates found copying/helping others or using any other unfair means are li able to disqualified for

admission.

14. No extra sheets wi ll be provided for rough work.

15. SMOKING AND MOBILE PHONES ARE NOT PERMITTED INSIDE THE EXAMINATION HALL.

Correct marking :

Wrong marking :

ADMISSION

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OCESS INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES

RESULT OF JOINT ADMISSION TEST IS EXPECTED BY END OF MARCH, 2010.

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ADMISSION TEST CENTRES

1. AHMEDABAD

2. BANGALORE

3. BHOPAL

4. BHUBANESHWAR

5. CHANDIGARH

6. CHENNAI

7. DELHI

8. GUWAHATI

9. HYDERABAD

10. JAIPUR

11. KOLKATA

12. LUCKNOW

13. MUMBAI

The Principal

Shri H.K. Arts College, Opp. Handloom House, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad -380 009

Dr. V.G. DhanakumarMember Secretary and Director, Indian Institute of Plantation Management,

Bangalore, Jnana Bharathi Campus, P.O.Malathalli, Bangalore 560 056

Dr. G.P. MishraHOD Publication, Centre for Entrepreneurship Development,

16-A, Arera Hill s, (Near Ni rwachan Sadan), Bhopal 462 011

Prof. J.K. ParidaP.G. Department of Commerce, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar - 751004,

Orissa

Mrs. Puneet Bedi,Principal, MCM Dayanand Anglo-Vedic College for Women,

Sector 36-A, Chandigarh 160 036

Dr. N. RagavanHead , Depa r tmen t o f Commerce , Un ive rs i t y o f Madras ,

Chennai 600 005

To be intimated individually

Prof. Shantikam HazarikaAssam Institute of Management, 7th Floor, East Point Tower, Bamunimaidam,

Guwahati-7810021

Prof. Uma P. IyerRegional Director, Mahila Dhyan Vidyapeeth, 1-10-77 Begum Peth,

Hyderabad 500016

Dr. Rajesh Kothari

Director, R.A. Poddar Institute of Management, University of Rajasthan,Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Near Gandhi Circle, Jaipur 302 004

C/o Rev. Fr. Dr. Felix Raj, Principal St. Xavier's College 30, Mother Teresa Sarani,

Kolkata 700 016

Dr. R.K. MaheshwariAssociate Professor, Department of Applied Economics, Faculty of Commerce,

University of Lucknow, Lucknow 226 007

Prof. P.V. Narasimham

Di rector General, K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research,Vidyanagar, Vidyavihar, Mumbai 400 077

Note:The University reserves the right to change or cancel any centre

All enquir ies may be addressed to Coordinator, Joint Admission Test (MFC & MBE)

University of Delhi South CampusBenito Juarez Road, New Delhi-110021E-mail: [email protected]. : 24118854, 24111141, 24112503, 24116180 to 82, 24116752 & 53 Extn. 286Fax : 24116570, 2411141


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Price: Rs.700/- for one programme, Rs. 1200/- for two programmesPrice for SC/ST candidates Rs. 300/ - for one programme, Rs. 500/ - for two programmes

(on submission of an attested copy of SC/ST Cert if icate) www.s

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