Like the giant oak born of a humble acorn, Ethics, intellect, innovation are values we adorn, With a new

vision, a new path we tread, Looking forward to our journey ahead.

Great Oaks grow from Little Acorns

Think of the fierce energy concentrated in an acorn! You bury it in the ground, and it explodes into an oak - George Bernard Shaw. Like the acorn, emerging out of the prolific grounds of Symbiosis Knowledge Village; Symbiosis School of Banking Management decisively aspires to evolve as a centre of exquisite refinement, to be recognized for our ethics, intellect, and innovation. Having surpassed the milestone of the first successful year of imparting relevant and superior education, we are rooting rapidly for further growth. In its endeavours to expand; the pioneering batch of SSBM looks forward to an all-encompassing relationship with you.

Contents
About SIU Chancellor's Message Vice Chancellor's Message Principal Director's Message About SSBM From the Director's Desk About the Programme Programme Structure Faculty Details Campus Facilities Student Activities Why us? Programme Composition Summer Internship Process Final Recruitment Process Student Profiles Batch 2010-2012 Student Profiles Batch 2011-2013 Placement Schedule Map Response Form Contact us... 02 03 04 05 06 10 11 12 14 16 18 22 24 26 27 29 53 77 78 79

About Symbiosis International University

Symbiosis International University (SIU) was built on the principles of Vedic thought of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakkam - the world is one family, and is resplendent of the activities and students of several countries. The students come from more than 75 countries and find this to be a home away from home. Symbiosis Centre of International Education, wing of SIU, is responsible in promoting this idea and also facilitates international students. At present the University offers various programmes through seven faculties: Law | Management | Computer Studies | Media, Communication & Design | Health Sciences | Humanities and Social Sciences | Engineering

Our Vision
Symbiosis International University will be the preferred destination for all who aspire to excel.

Our Mission
Lead value-based pioneering efforts to: Facilitate intellectual stimulation to generate, maintain and disseminate knowledge. Empower participants to meet the challenges of a collaborative and competitive globalized environment. Synergize excellence amongst aspirants through world-class ambience. Institute a culture of inclusiveness and provide wide access to higher education opportunities. Foster sustainable environmental attitude. Develop a unique university where the branches provide sustenance to the tree and bear fruits for all. Initiate trends which impact global higher education policies and practices.

Padmashree Dr. S.B. Mujumdar

M.Sc, Ph.D. President & Founder Director, Symbiosis Society Chancellor, Symbiosis International University, Pune.
Dr. S. B. Mujumdar is a distinguished Academician and Educationist. He is the Founder & President of Symbiosis: a multilingual, multinational and multi -disciplinary educational conglomerate of international repute. He is the Chancellor of Symbiosis International University. In appreciation of his long illustrious career, the President of India awarded the prestigious Padma Shri to Dr. S. B. Mujumdar in 2005. The Vice President of India also awarded him the Punyabhushan award in the year 2009. He is also the recipient of the prestigious FIE Foundation Award and Maharashtra Gaurav Award. Dr. Mujumdar was the Chairman of the education wing of the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industries (FICCI) (2005-06). Dr. Mujumdar has succeeded in converting Symbiosis into an International University and has set up a Vishwa Gram (Global Village) on the University campus where foreign and Indian students are living together in hostels, learning together in classrooms, playing together on sports field and eating together in cafeterias.

Chancellors Message
Banking sector is increasing in scale and complexity. There is need to recruit and train the additional staff as public sector banks will have to face the challenge of retirement of a large part of their workforce. Some estimates suggest that close to about 500,000 employees of public sector banks would retire over next five years. Apart from this, the Banking & Financial Services Industry as a whole is on the path of growth and is at the same time wrought with challenges. This sector needs more and more readily employable trained professionals to rise up to the occasion. It is in recognition of this need that we have set up Symbiosis School of Banking Management. The first batch will pass out in April 2012. I am confident that you will find the students adequately equipped with the knowledge and trained with the necessary skill sets. I welcome you to visit our campus and recruit our students. Dr. S. B. Mujumdar President & Founder Director, Symbiosis Chancellor, SIU

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Prof. Bhushan Patwardhan,

Ph.D. Vice-Chancellor, Symbiosis International University, Pune.
With over 20 years in academic and University governance he brings a unique blend of Industry-Academia executive culture. Over 200 publications, 8 Patents and 18 PhD students, he has attracted substantial research funding from national and international agencies. He is founder Editorin-Chief of the Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine and one of the top cited authors of Elsevier's SciTopics. He was Director of Interdisciplinary School of Health sciences of the University of Pune for over 10 years; Chief of Academics of Manipal Education Group for three years and also founding Director of Institute of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine , Bangalore. He has been a Convener of national committee on Promotion of Indian Higher Education Abroad (PIHEAD) of the UGC; member of Boards of several Universities and national institutions such NIPER, CSIR NBRI, ICMR RRC; member Taskforce of National Knowledge Commission and Planning Commission; Karnataka Innovation Council; Consultant to WHO Geneva and SEARO. As Convener of Vision Group of EDGE Forum he is providing remarkable leadership for innovations in higher education sector. As Vice Chancellor of Symbiosis International University he will focus on and lead the effort to strengthen research, innovation and entrepreneurship as well as addition of new disciplines in biomedical sciences and humanities.

Vice-Chancellors Message
Symbiosis has always been proactive in understanding the needs of the market and providing trained manpower thus contributing to the growth and development of the country. Our University has been the pioneer in introducing management programmes specific to sectors such as Telecommunication, Agri-business, Information technology, and Energy & environment. The programmes are industry relevant and are well received by the organizations of the concerned sectors. Drawing inspiration from the success of these programmes and responding to the growing needs of the Banking and Financial Services industry, SIU has launched an institute dedicated to this sector Symbiosis School of Banking Management. The two year MBA programme in Banking and Finance would provide specialized training to address not just the growing requirement but also the increasing complexity of operations of the banking sector. The first batch of students would pass out in April 2012.I am confident that you will find the students with the relevant knowledge and training to take on the challenges of this sector. I warmly invite you to visit our campus to recruit our students. Dr. Bhushan Patwardhan Vice Chancellor Symbiosis International University.

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Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar,

M.D,LL.B. Principal Director, Symbiosis Society; Executive Director, Symbiosis Centre for International Education, Symbiosis International University, Pune.
Born in 1964, she imbibed the zeal for social and educational work through her father, Dr. S. B. Mujumdar. She has travelled widely to countries like UK, USA, UAE, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Tanzania, Kenya and Ethiopia etc. On these tours she has participated in educational fairs and has interacted with students and parents in an attempt to promote Indian higher education abroad. Dr. Vidya's main interest is to carry forward the vision of her father, Dr. S. B. Mujumdar by promoting international understanding through quality education. Being a member of the Board of Management of the Symbiosis Society and Symbiosis International University, she contributes to the overall planning and development of Symbiosis. She has been instrumental in collaborations of Symbiosis with some of the world-class universities abroad. She has been nominated as member of University Grants Commission and a member of governing Body of Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) by the Govt. of India. She has also been nominated as a member of Executive Council of National Institute of Agriculture Extension Management (MANAGE) which is under Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India.

Message
From the era of nationalization and priority sector lending to the era where technology enabled, customer focused financial conglomerates operate in multiple segments of the financial sector. Banking in India has come a long way. This sector has been recruiting aggressively to keep up with the growing requirement for trained and resourceful young professionals who could bring with them fresh ideas while responding to the emerging challenges. This programme, MBA - Banking Management, has been designed as a contemporary, rigorous, innovative and practical source of management education. It would cater to the growing needs of the Banking and Financial sector and provide a pool of talented young executives who are suitably trained to undertake responsibilities in a range of verticals in the Banking and Finance sector. The first batch of students will pass out in April 2012. I welcome you to visit the campus for an interaction and a possible recruitment and assure you of the ability and competence of our students. I wish the students best of luck. Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar Principal Director Symbiosis

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About Symbiosis School of Banking Management

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Located at an altitude of approximately 700 meters above the sea level, Lavale is a village on the outskirts of Pune City in Maharashtra, India and is known for its picturesque surroundings. A huge hillock separates Lavale village from Pune city. Surrounded by Western Ghats, Lavale offers a panoramic view of the scenic Western India. Symbiosis School of Banking Management (SSBM) is among the newer institutes in the family of 25 constituent institutes of Symbiosis International University. Many constituent institutes of Symbiosis International University have been ranked among the top ten in their respective faculty and have enhanced the reputation of the University as one the preferred destinations for higher education in India. For over four decades, Symbiosis has been proactive in understanding the needs of the market and providing trained manpower thus contributing to the growth and development of the country. Recognizing that the Banking sector will soon have a large requirement of trained personnel due to the retirement of a large proportion of its existing workforce in public sector banks, the pace at which the sector is growing and the nature of operations that have become more complex - Symbiosis set up a school in June 2010 dedicated to Banking Management. The two-year MBA programme in Banking Management aims to deliver a curriculum that would make the students industry-ready and minimize the post-recruitment training intervention in the high-potential, high-growth banking & finance industry.

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I am very much impressed by the vision and achievements of 'Symbiosis'. It is heartening that Symbiosis has taken the initiative to cater to the needs of the Banking Industry which is facing a huge HR challenge. I wish all success to the SSBM and its students.
Mr. M N Gopinath Director, Bank of India & Chairperson ICICI Prudential Trust Ltd

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Kudos and Compliments to Symbiosis for thinking of starting a programme on banking and providing readymade bankers to banking industry. Banking Industry would be indebted to you for this gesture.
Mr. Nandkishore Desai Executive Vice President, HDFC Bank Ltd.

Our Vision
To be recognized as the cradle of innovative and ethical banking practices.

Our Mission
To create an environment conducive to: Continuous research leading to creation of knowledge in the Banking and Finance sector. To offer programmes that will disseminate relevant knowledge and provide skills to function effectively in the challenging environment of the Banking sector.

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Prof. Bhama Venkataramani

M.Com., PhD. Director, SSBM

Dr. Bhama Venkataramani has over 20 years of experience, teaching Accounting and Financial Management. She is currently guiding three PhD students at Symbiosis International University and has been the external referee for M.Phil. dissertations of SNDT University. She has presented papers at conferences and seminars, her interests being in areas of Financial Management and Education. She is a member of the Board of Studies Faculty of Finance, in Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning. She was a member of the PIHEAD delegation of UGC to Syria and has represented SIU in a number of education fairs and conferences in the Middle East, Srilanka, Malaysia, etc. She has to her credit a monograph on Factoring service and has co-authored three text books in Accounting and one book on Business Organization and Systems for BBA. Recently, her research article has been published in the book 'Equity and Education in India'.

From the Directors Desk

I have immense pleasure and pride in introducing to you our bright, vibrant, young Banking Management graduates. Banking in India has come a long way traversing three distinct phases: the era of nationalization and priority sector lending, the era of financial sector reforms in the nineties and now the era where technology enabled, customer focused financial conglomerates operate in multiple segments of the financial sectors. The demands of an emerging economy like ours on the Banking and Financial Services sector are multi-dimensional. Banks will have to master the fine art of balancing growth and inclusive development even as they relentlessly innovate to bring a wider range of financial services to the doorstep of the next generation customer. Banks would hence require appropriately trained management professionals to meet the emerging challenges. The two year MBA programme in Banking Management is designed to provide specialized knowledge and training to address not just the growing requirement but also the increasing complexity of operations of the banking sector. More than 50% of the courses are focused on Banking and Finance and thus equips the students with relevant knowledge and managerial skills to work effectively in banks and other organisations of the BFS sector with minimum training intervention after recruitment. I cordially invite you to Placement 2011 and look forward to a long-term, mutually enriching relation with your esteemed organization. Dr. Bhama Venkataramani

Director Symbiosis School of Banking Management.

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About the Programme

MBA Banking Management The MBA in Banking Management programme, spread over two years span, has been designed as a contemporary, rigorous and practical source of management education specific to the BFS industry. It would cater to the growing needs of this industry by providing a pool of talented young executives who would be thoroughly trained and ready to shoulder managerial responsibility in the Banking and Financial sector. The programme provides a coherent analytical framework to develop the required skills and expertise needed to manage finance, people and information in banking and elsewhere in the financial sector. It nurtures professionals who can respond dynamically to the rapid changes in the Economy, Customer Requirements, Regulations and Technology to make smart decisions about the Operations and Strategies in the Global Banking industry. Apart from the basic courses in the functional areas of management, the intensive curriculum, covers courses specific to the Banking and Financial Services industry such as General Banking Operations, Credit Management, Legal Aspects of Banking, International Banking, Risk Management, Treasury Management, to name a few. The emphasis is on a blended learning methodology that combines classroom interaction, self-study modules enriched by research and experiential learning. On completion of the first year, an internship of about 8 to 10 weeks duration in an organization, forms an integral part of the programme. In addition, one project of social relevance and one specialized project in banking and finance are mandatory and are to be completed during the programme. The programme has been well received by the industry despite the global economic slowdown. This is one of a kind programme which goes a long way to showcase the susceptibility of its students to meet the industry expectations. 11

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Programme Structure
100 credits over four semesters from core and elective courses. 3 credits Integrated Disaster Management. (A course comprising First-aid, Disaster preparedness and management, Occupational Safety, Health and Environment).

Semester I:
Managerial Accounting Financial Management Financial Mathematics and Statistics Indian Financial System General Banking Operations Legal Aspects of Banking I Managerial Economics Managerial Communication I Integrated Disaster Management MS Office (Internal, graded, No-credit course) Professional Skills (Internal, graded, No-credit course)

Semester III:
International Banking Project & Infrastructure Finance Treasury Management Wealth Management Securities, Commodities & Derivatives Managerial Communication II Minor Project Internship One Liberal Art Subject

Semester II:
Credit Management Tools & Techniques of Market Research Macro Economics Risk Management I Financial Products & Services Technology in Banking Operations Direct & Indirect Taxes Legal Aspects of Banking II Sales Planning & Relationship Management Principles & Practices of Management International Financial Reporting Standards

Semester IV:
Major Project Risk Management II Operation Management for Services Banking Regulations and Supervision Present/publish a research paper based on Minor Project Any three of the following Electives: Financial Modeling (Elective) Advanced Financial Management (Elective) Development Banking & Rural Finance (Elective) Securities Analysis & Portfolio Management (Elective) Advanced Quantitative Methods & Economic Analysis (Elective) Investment Banking (Elective)

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Core Faculty
Bhama Venkataramani
PhD - Finance, M.Com, UGC SET qualified, P .G. Dip. - Financial Services, B.Ed., Dip. In IT Professor Experience: 20+ years

Staff
Trupti Bhosale
MBA - Finance, B.Sc. ( Statistics) Asst. Professor Experience: 3 yrs (Industrial), 3 yrs (Academic)

Supriya Datar
Office Superintendent

Rupali Jithin
PA to Director

Deepa Gupta
Ph.D, NET, M.A(Economics) Associate Professor Experience: 17 Years (Academic)

Debajyoti Ghosh Roy

CAIIB, DBM, CAIB (London, UK), M.Sc (Physics) Experience:19 years (Banking), 20 years (Training and Teaching)

Sandeep A. Nalawade
Co-ordinator

Amit Jadha
Accountant

Bindya Kohli
Ph.D, MBA (Finance), MFC, UGC-NET, AMFI Associate Professor Experience: 9.5 years (Academic)

Vijay Dixit
M.Sc (Physics), CAIIB PART-I, NCFM Experience: 5 years (Academic), 20+ years (Banking Retd. Senior Manager-SBI)

Hrishikesh Gokhale
Lab Instructor

Sagar Kosumbkar
Asst. Co-ordinator

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Visiting Faculty
Anand Kolharkar
Qualification: BCS, MCM Experience: 18 yrs (Industrial), 18 yrs (Academic)

Pramod Jogdeo
Qualification: B. Com. (Hons.), LLB, FCS, CAIIB, PhD. Experience: 28 yrs (Industrial), 10 yrs (Academic) Contribution to research: 10 International and 30 National publications.

Anshuman Khurjekar
Qualification: M.A. (English), M. Ed Experience: 10 Yrs (Academic)

Prantosh Banerjee
Qualification: B.Tech, PGDM Experience: 20+yrs (Industrial), 10+yrs (Academic)

Asavari Oka
Qualification: B.Com, CA, CWA, CPA Diploma in IFRS. Experience: 14 yrs (Audit & Assurance Services/Consultancy), 1 yr (Academic)

Ravindran Menon
Qualification: B.Sc., CAIIB Experience: 32 Yrs in Banking (Senior Management)

Azhar Khan
Qualification: M.A. Economics Experience: 16 years (Academic)

Sachin Kulkarni
Qualification: ACS Experience: 15 yrs (Industrial), 10 yrs (Academic)

Aparna Prabhudesai
Qualification: M.Com, M.A. (English Literature), ISB Hyderabad Experience: 5 yrs (Entrepreneur, Trainer & Consultant), 4 yrs (Academic)

Sangharsh
Qualification: Doctorate in Alternative Medicine, Clinical Hypotherapy, MBA (HR), M.A. (Philosophy), M.Sc. (Physics), NLP Certifications completed from NFNLP (US) Experience: 10 yrs (training)

Ashish Kulkarni
Qualification: M.A.(Economics), Pursuing PhD Experience: 3 yrs (Consulting Economist & Analyst) 1 yr (Academic)

S. D. Joshi
Qualification: B.Com (Hons.) CAIIB (Both Parts) Experience: 18 Yrs (Branch Manager), 5 Yrs (Faculty Training Center), 5 Yrs (Inspecting officer)

Bhikashet R Auti
Qualification: B.Sc., C.A.I.I.B. Experience: 34 yrs (State Bank of India) 3.5 yrs (Academic)

Shantilal Vithalsingh Hajeri

Qualification: MPM (69%) M.Com, LL.B (Special), CAAIB, PPM (UK), AMFI, MH CIT Experience: 27 years with Bank of Maharashtra, 8 years (Academic)

Kiran Gopal Kunte

Qualification: B.Com, LL.B., FCA, DISA, IFRS (ICAI) Experience: 15 Yrs (Academic & CA Practice)

Manasi Phadke
Qualification: M.A., M.Phil Experience: 5 yrs (Industrial), 10 yrs (Academic) Contribution to research: Has authored 7 research books/reports on industries in Pune. Has contributed 50 Articles in Financial Dailies.

Sumanlata Singh
Qualification: M.A. (Economics), CAIIB Experience: 23 yrs (Industrial), 6 months (Academic)

Vaishali Apte
(Director, MINT Corporate Solutions) Qualification: M.Com, MBA (Finance) Experience: 15 yrs (Industrial- Management Consultant and Corporate trainer) 15 yrs (Academic)

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Campus Facilities...

.... enriching the student experience

Student Activities
Knowledge Assimilation Groups Knowledge Assimilation Groups (KAG) are self study groups that provide members with a forum to discuss, share and assimilate knowledge about the Banking and Finance industry with the overarching goal of encouraging and directing potential talent to specific verticals of Banking and Finance. KAG is the engine to provide opportunities to enhance knowledge and attain practical readiness for the corporate world of banking and finance. The institute provides an environment that is conducive to learning and assimilating knowledge. Going further, these students would engage in research and innovation with the objective of bringing in additions to the knowledge base and promoting a culture of sharing such knowledge through publications. Some of the focus areas of the KAGs are Investment Banking, Derivatives, Corporate Finance, Foreign Exchange and Equity Analysis etc. Study Circles The Study Circles are forums to guide students for certifications and professional examinations like GARP (FRM), CFA and NISM etc. The students are mentored by industry experts and certified professionals in the respective fields of specialisations. It is also a forum to share knowledge and help students to evaluate examination preparedness level at different stages. In the process, the study forums become a catalyst for the students to equip themselves with additional tools to compete in the corporate world.

International Initiatives

Kavya Rajashekar and Gaurav Nahata were selected to attend the Berlin International Summer School at Berlin School of Economics and Law. The 4 weeks business programme, The European Union in a Global World (EUGW) incorporates interdisciplinary study on Business, Economics, Environmental and Social Sciences.

Kirtika Kapoor and Avinash Madhavan were selected for the summer school programme at Bremen University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany. The students found the experience as enriching, fulfilling and intellectually stimulating.

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Video Conferencing with Nobel Laureate Mohammad Yunus In today's era, the need of the hour is businesses which focus on solutions of societal problems and not mere financial success. Sustainable and inclusive growth of all strata of society is imperative for the growth of any nation. The concept of social business, which is selfless business for social welfare and not profit maximization, is on the ascendant and rightly so. On 28th June 2011, students of SSBM, along with 100,000 students across the globe celebrated the "Social Business Day" through an interaction with the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, distinguished economist and the founder of Grameen Bank, Professor Muhammad Yunus via video conferencing. Professor Yunus is a world renowned authority on microfinance and the pioneer of the Social Business Movement. He addressed the gathering and emphasized on the need of social business, the challenges and the solutions that can be effected to mitigate the problems. He shared his vision of living in a poverty free world and spoke at length about the redesigning of banking system to induce financial inclusion. The session turned out to be an extremely inspiring and enriching. Corporate Interface Committee had organized a number of lectures by professionals from the industry who were invited to share their experiences with the students. Some of the lectures that were conducted during the year were: Mr. Bishwanath N Prasad Mr. Yogesh Tamboli Mr. S N Nandhakumar Dr. Nadadur Janardhan Mr. Albrecht Mr. Sunil Mangwani Mr. Devendra Phadke Mr.Rajesh Acharya Mr. Gautam Puntambekar Mr. Alok Sheopurkar Mrs. Kamala Rajan Mr. M.N. Gopinath Sr. Manager (Retd.), Bank of Baroda Vice President and Branch Manager, Axis Bank Ltd. SBI, General Insurance Founder Director, Haselfre solutions Germany CEO Fibforex Morgan Stanley India Services Pvt. Ltd. Vice President, HDFC Bank Director, Global Corporate Investment Banking, Bank of America Senior Vice President & Head HR, HDFC Mutual Fund Principal, RBI College of Agriculture Director, Bank of India & Chairman ICICI Prudential Trust Ltd.

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In addition they also carried out a systematic campaign called 'Bank on SSBM' to disseminate information about the institute and the programme to the prospective students. Committee for Social responsibility: The Committee had the following events: Manavya: A person becomes refined with education but will become complete only when he is compassionate and can empathize with the less-privileged sections of society. With this in mind, the CSR Committee of SSBM volunteered to celebrate Republic Day with the inmates at MANAVYA - A home for orphaned children & women afflicted by HIV / AIDS. Jigyasa: Managing one's finances effectively is a skill and does not come easily to everyone. Quiz competition on Financial Literacy for high school children is SSBM's initiative to highlight to school children the need for financial literacy and kindle in them the urge to be better informed citizens. The competition was held on 28th & 29th July 2011. The schools from Pune participated and children found the experience enriching. The event was sponsored by Bank of Maharashtra. The winners were given Rs 15000 (Rs 5000 per student in the form of a Fixed Deposit for one year) Rs 7500 for Runner-up (Rs 2500 per student in the form of a Fixed Deposit for one year) by the sponsoring bank. Banker's Conclave: It is proposed that a national level Conference be conducted annually to facilitate interaction between bankers, corporate houses, students and thought leaders from the domain. This year, the conclave would be in the form of a symposium to discuss topics of relevance to the banking and financial services sector.

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Financial Counselling Cell: As a part of 75th Birthday celebrations of the Chancellor, Symbiosis International University Dr. S.B.Mujumdar, SSBM inaugurated a financial counselling cell 'Utkarsha' for the employees of Symbiosis. The Chief Guest was Mr. Amit Biwalkar, Director, Sapient Financial Advisors Pvt. Ltd. This cell will empanel experienced bankers and financial planners who will help any employee of Symbiosis to plan their personal finance and recommend savings and investments. The activities of this cell are driven by students with the guidance from faculty. Cultural Committee 'SINOPIA' organized an intra-institute cultural event which had a variety of performances, like singing, dancing, fashion show, a skit and a band performance. Students were also actively involved in organising Lohri celebrations in coordination with students of other institutes of the campus. ' AARAMBH' fest was held on 23rd July 2011 for the institutes located at Lavale Campus. The students of SSBM performed in the band and dance competition. Sports Committee: Through participation in sports and different games students learn values like discipline, responsibility, self confidence, sacrifice, accountability, cooperation, team work, leadership methods and time management. Sports also provide positive experiences which help strengthen the body and mind of an individual. Apart from encouraging students to take to some form of sport regularly, the Sports Committee organized a two-day an intrainstitute sports event called 'SANGRAAM'. The Sports Committee of SSBM organized the Table- Tennis tournament at Symbiosis International University. Student Welfare Committee has been involved in various activities related to student welfare. It is the forum where issues of concern to students are discussed and if necessary represented to the management for suitable intervention. It aims to initiate and act upon the several measures for the benefit of students.

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Why us?

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Faculty: Qualified academics and experienced bankers complement each other in delivering the curriculum. The faculty members teaching banking subjects are mostly bankers turned academicians and they maintain strong industry connections by virtue of their research orientation. This brings to the classroom, a sound theoretical base and also a thorough understanding of its applications in the Banking and Financial Services Sector. Pedagogy: The emphasis is on a blended learning methodology that combines classroom interaction, self-study modules enriched by research and experiential learning. In addition to the internship, students are also required to complete multiple research projects. This hones skills of creative inquiry, analysis and develops the thirst for continuous learning. Selection: Students are selected through multiple layers of testing comprising of an all-India entrance test, group discussion, personal interview etc. This process is conducted by eminent academicians, bankers and professionals from related fields. This ensures that students selected encompass the passion required to excel in the field, possess good academic background and high IQ.

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Programme Composition
Banking Experiential Learning Accounting, Finance and Economics Soft Skills Mangement and others

Banking
Indian Financial System General Banking Operations Legal Aspects of Banking - I Legal Aspects of Banking -II Credit Management Risk Management in Banks I Risk Management II Financial Products & Services Technology in Banking Operations Sales Planning & Relationship Management International Banking Treasury Management Wealth Management Securities, Commodities & Derivatives Banking Regulations and Supervision Financial Modeling (Elective) Development Banking & Rural Finance (Elective) Securities Analysis & Portfolio Management (Elective) Investment Banking (Elective)

Accounting, Finance and Economics

Managerial Accounting Financial Management Financial Mathematics and Statistics Managerial Economics Macro Economics Direct & Indirect Taxes International Financial Reporting Standards Project & Infrastructure Finance Advanced Financial Management (Elective) Advanced Quantitative Methods & Economic Analysis (Elective)

Soft Skills
Managerial Communication I Managerial Communication II Integrated Disaster Management MS Office Professional Skills

Experiential Learning
Minor Project Internship Major Project Present/ publish a research paper based on Minor Project of Semester 3 24

Mangement and others

Tools & Techniques of Market Research Principles & Practices of Management Operation Management for Services One Liberal Art Subject

Class Composition: A healthy composition of fresh graduates and experienced students from varied academic and professional backgrounds lends diversity to the class and this in itself provides for a vibrant learning atmosphere. International Collaboration: Symbiosis School of Banking Management in collaboration with Bremen University and Berlin School of Economics in Germany has instituted a student exchange program wherein every year students from SSBM can opt to attend courses related to European economy (during the months of July and August) along with their summer projects. As part of the programme, subject matter experts and industry captains are invited to provide a multi-dimensional overview. Students of SSBM interact with foreign students and the industrial visits augment their perspective and knowledge. Sectoral MBA: The concept of Sectoral Education is not new to India, thanks to the educational reforms of our nation. Symbiosis has always been a pioneer in offering Sectoral MBA programmes to provide trained manpower to suit the specific requirements of the industry. The rationale for such initiatives has been to develop centres of excellence to impart domain skills and also to help students leverage the opportunities provided by rapid growth in business and employment in certain sectors. The Symbiosis School of Banking Management was established to train capable young men and women enabling them to join and contribute effectively in Banks and NBFCs. SSBM will thus endeavour to bridge the supply demand gap the banking industry is facing at present in its own small way. Skills: Along with a systematic delivery of a structured curriculum, ample stress is laid on development of professional skills such as time management, appreciation of work-ethics, communication & presentation skills, compliance with organizational rules and appreciation of the merits of working in a team. Projects: Consistent with its mission statement, SSBM lays thrust on research based learning. The projects as part of the curriculum provide an opportunity to integrate learning from the programme and apply it to a real management problem or an impending opportunity in a business sector. During the course of study students have to submit 1 minor and 1 major project apart from the Internship project. The minor project needs to be published in a leading magazine. The topics for the minor project are vetted with industry experts for its relevance and are live business issues. The project is executed under the guidance of an industry expert and a faculty member. The projects are also themed upon financial inclusion, researching public policy schemes like NREGA, financial literacy, and various other social challenges. Seminars: The seminar series provides a platform for interfacing with practitioners from banking and financial sectors. The aim is to provide exposure to a variety of perspectives. In addition to further enhancing classroom instruction, the seminars make students sensitive to the prevailing trends in different sectors. Being associated with SIU gives our students opportunity to interact with stalwarts from the realm of Economics, Politics and Applied Finance. As part of the 'Festival of Thinkers' series some eminent personalities like Sam Pitroda, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Arun Shourie, Dr. R A Mashelkar, visited our campus and interacted with students and enlightened them with their inspiring & thought-provoking words.

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Summer Internship Process

The aim of summer internship is to widen the students perspective and to help them understand the real life implications of the theoretical frameworks related to financial sector. It gives the students an opportunity to appreciate the organizational situations. Placement Assistance Committee (PAC) aims through assisting the students seeking projects as part of their Summer Internship Recruitment Programme (SIRP), and help them seek learning profiles in various Banking and Financial Sector Industries (BFSI) as per the guidelines laid down by the institution vis a vis summer internships.

Our students were placed in BFSI including Public Sector Banks (SBI, BoB, BoI, IDBI etc.), Private Sector Banks (ICICI, Axis, HDFC etc.), Foreign Banks (HSBC, Deutsche, etc.) and other NonBanking Financial Companies (NBFCs) including Financial Consulting Firms, Investment Firms, Insurance Companies and others. Students are also given guidance on the process related to internships at Government of India Undertakings like RBI, NABARD, DEA, etc. The process generally is typically based on the written tests, student write ups, GDs, and personal interview as per the requirements of the Company interested to absorb students from the institution. Students are evaluated on the internship project by the company executives based on the parameters defined by the institution. Further the students are evaluated by the faculty from the institute and graded for the credits assigned for the summer internship project. 26

Final Recruitment Process

SSBM has on campus placement process conducted annually, which is supervised by the Faculty Placement Coordinator and coordinated by the student elected Placement Committee. The placement process begins with Pre- Placement Talks by companies, usually scheduled between the months of October, November and December followed by the Final Placement Process. Pre- Placement Talks: The Pre-placement talk is a platform for interaction between the company and the students. Organizations are formally invited to participate in the placement process. Recruiters visit the campus for delivering Pre-placement talks to the students. The representatives of the company share the profile of the company, key aspects of its business, work environment, and opportunities available to students. The talks thus act as an interactive session broadly covering a wide spectrum of aspects like company profile, core values, job descriptions, career growth plan, selection procedure and emoluments offered. The presentation is followed by a Q&A session where students interact with company officials to get a better understanding of the company and potential roles. The companies would submit the 'Recruitment Form' with details of job offerings during this phase. Interested students apply to the company through the Placement Assistance Committee. A detailed resume is submitted by the students as part of the application process for recruitment. Final Placement: The final placement process is conducted over an extended period of time beginning in the second week of November. This gives the companies ample time for customized selection processes that may be required, given the lateral hiring process. Final placement interview gives the company and the student an opportunity to discuss the role in detail and make the right choice. The final placement process thus marks the culmination of the annual placement process wherein candidates, irrespective of the nature of their prior work experience, participate. All essential arrangements including logistics and infrastructural support required for the selection process of various companies would be provided by the institute. The company can make an offer to the student after the final interview. The offer should include details of role, location, remuneration, and other relevant terms and conditions required by the candidate to make a decision. The acceptance of offer is governed by placement rules of the institute. At the end of the process the decision of the student is conveyed to the company by the Placement Assistance Committee. With this process, our intent is to make the placement process conducive to both the companies and the students. We will also consider any additional company specific requirements over and above the outlined recruitment process.

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"There has to be this pioneer, the individual who has the courage, the ambition to overcome the obstacles that always develop when one tries to do something worthwhile, especially when it is new and different."
- Alfred P. Sloan

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Batch 2010-12

Student Profile
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Academic Background
Commerce 46% Engineering 34%

Prior Work Experience

Freshers 30% 0-24 Months 41%

Science 3%

Management 17%

Above 36 Months 14%

24-36 Months 15%

Sectorwise Work Experience

Others 28% IT 42%

Batch Profile Gender

Female 41%

Consultancy 5%

NFSI 25%

Male 59%

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Internship report 2010-12

The institute witnessed a rich mix of roles and projects being offered by BFSI sector. The batch of 59 students was placed in 32 companies across a wide range of functional areas. The recruiters were public sector banks (State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, IDBI, Bank of Maharashtra etc), private banks (ICICI, Axis, HDFC), foreign banks(HSBC, Deutsche bank, Standard Charted, BNP Paribas ), regulatory bodies(Reserve Bank of India), Financial consulting firms(Yen Capital Advisory), Investment firms(SBI Mutual fund), Insurance companies(Birla Sun Life Insurance, ING Vyasa), NBFCs (Kotak Securities). The profiles offered included investment banking, retail banking, equity, asset management, financial marketing, project financing, corporate finance, treasury, Forex. SSBM interns have drawn great appreciation from the BFSI sector. Success of summer internships reflect the quality of management education and values transmitted to the institute's participant in line with BFSI sector requirements.

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20

15

13 9 10

10

5 1 0 Regulatory (RBI)

Public Sector Private Sector Foreign Banks Other Financial Consultancy Banks Banks Services
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Summer Internship Role Profile

12% 20% 3% 3% 5%
Forex Credit Corporate Banking Retail Banking Accounts & Finance

9% 19%

Insurance Investment Banking Treasury Other

12% 17%

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Bhargav Diwanji M. Karthik Chandran Shubhika Bilgrami

21 Years B.Com (Marketing Management) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Central Bank of India Functional Area : Retail Lending Project Title: Trend analysis on Retail Banking products over the period of last five years 22 Years B.Com(Hons) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: SBI General Insurance Company Ltd Functional Area : Retail Project Title: Study of Home Insurance Policy Of SBI General. 22 Years BCA Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: HSBC Bank Functional Area : Business Banking (SME) Project Title: Business Banking: Products and Potential.

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Freshers

Freshers
Pallavi Singh
23 Years B.Tech (Computer Science) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: ING Vysya Bank Functional Area: Credit Risk, Consumer Finance Department Project Title: Market Research of Home Loan Products

Pradeep Kumar Meena

23 Years BBA (Marketing) *IRDA Certification Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: SME Finance Project Title: SME Financing & Product Study of SME

Rahul Ranjan
22 Years B.Com Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: ICICI Bank Functional Area: Corporate Banking Project Title: Study of Corporate CASA deposit.

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Dhruv Ratan Bhardwaj Sharon Malik Anshika Dinkar

19 Years BBA Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Allahabad Bank Functional Area: Forex Project Title: International Banking Operations 21 Years BBA *Tally for Beginners Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: AXIS Bank Functional Area: Forex Project Title: Study of Forex Operations In Axis Bank 21 Years B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) * FRM Level - I Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: Operations and Retail Banking Project Title: Identifying seasonal trends in CASA

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Freshers

Freshers
Kalyanakrishnan Venkataraman
21 Years B.Com * CS Foundation Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: HDFC Ltd. Functional Area: Marketing Home Loans Project Title: Study on Distribution channel of home loans and deposits of HDFC.

Nikhil Wadhwa
21 Years B.Com(Hons) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Citibank N.A. Functional Area: Commercial Banking Project Title: Study Of Commercial Account Behavior And Strategy For Balance Sheet Growth.

Raadika Radhakrishnan
22 Years B.Com * CS (Executive), Tally 6.3 Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Kotak Securities Ltd Functional Area: Investment Banking Project Title: Placing, Modifying and Cancelling equity order, sales promotion of Demat Accounts.

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Rijul Mahajan Rithika Sunderraj Shashank Agarwal

22 Years B.Com(Hons) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: IndusInd Bank Functional Area: Derivatives in Treasury Department Project Title: Study of Futures, Forward, Swaps and Options in Derivatives Market 21 Years B.Com (Finance) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: HDFC Bank Functional Area: Branch Banking Project Title: Identification Of Various Banking Instruments and Comparison of Products with ICICI Bank. 22 Years B.Com (Banking and Finance) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: IDBI Bank Functional Area: Corporate Finance Project Title: Assessment of Working Capital Management

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Freshers

Freshers
Suhas R.
23 Years B.Tech (Civil) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Indian Bank Functional Area: Corporate Finance Project Title: Financing Of SME Bodies

Neha Sancheti
25 Years M.Com *CA (PCC), CS (Executive Group 1) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: DBOI Global Services Pvt. Ltd Functional Area: Financial Reporting Project Title: Financial and Regulatory Reporting Renewal (FR3)

Amit Agrawal
23 Years B.Com Total Work Experience : Fresher Summer Internship: Motilal Oswal Functional Area: Portfolio Management Services Project Title: Study on Portfolio Management

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Arnav Ali Babita Bhaskar Kirtika Kapoor

24 Years B.Com * CA(PCC- Group 1) *Summer School Bremen University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany. Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: DBOI Global Services Pvt. Ltd. Functional Area: Product Accounting Project Title: Study and Preparation of Corporate Training Module on Bonds 24 Years B.Com(Banking & Insurance) Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: Process and Credit Management Project Title: Process of Credit Management 23 Years MBA-Hospitality Finance Total Work Experience: Fresher Summer Internship: Standard Chartered Bank Functional Area: Country Finance Management Reporting Project Title: Role Of Country Finance: Management Reporting

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Freshers

0-24 Months

Mandar Thatte
23 Years B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) Total Work Experience: 4 Months Infosys Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Functional Area: Financial Advisory Project Title: Study and Analysis of Mutual Fund schemes

Abhinav Zijoo
24 Years B.E (Production) Total Work Experience: 5 Months Dell International Services Pvt. Ltd. Summer Internship: Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Functional Area: Sales and Promotional Activities Project Title: Study of Mutual Funds & SIPs

Ravinder Budmal
23 Years B.Com (Marketing) Total Work Experience: 6 Months IBM Daksh Business Process Services Pvt. Ltd. Summer Internship: Bank of India Functional Area: Corporate Finance Project Title: Credit Appraisal

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Priyanka Kumari Surbhi Arora Harsoonu Mulye

23 Years BMS (Finance) *ICFAI CFA Level 3. Total Work Experience: 23 Months CRISIL Ltd. Summer Internship: Yen Capital Advisors Functional Area: Investment Banking Project Title: Private Equity 23 Years B.Com *IRDA Certification Total Work Experience: 10 Months Ernst N Young Pvt Ltd Summer Internship: AXIS Bank Functional Area: Forex Project Title: International Trade 25 Years BBM Total Work Experience: 11 Months Cease Fire Industries Ltd. Summer Internship: State Bank of India Functional Area: Portfolio Investment Scheme for NRIs Project Title: Study of investment experience of NRIs in the portfolio investment scheme of SBI

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0-24 Months

0-24 Months

Neeyata Dixit
22 Years B.Com Total Work Experience: 11 Months Sri Ramswaroop Memorial Public School Summer Internship: HSBC Bank Functional Area: Wealth Management Project Title: Research study on Investment and Wealth Management of HSBC

Abhishek Behl
23 Years B.Tech(Electrical) Total Work Experience: 12 Months Infosys Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: Deutsche Bank Functional Area: Product Development Project Title: Strategy to enhance business banking acquisition

Rashmi Musale
24 Years B.E (Computers) *FRM Level 1, NCFM Financial Markets - Beginners Module Total Work Experience: 12 Months Infosys Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: DBOI Global Services Pvt. Ltd. Functional Area: Trade Finance Product Accounting Project Title: Trade Finance - Product Accounting

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Parul Pandey Nimisha Behl Aditya Pratap Singh

26 Years B.Com Total Work Experience: 12 Months Holy Hearts School Summer Internship: SBI General Insurance Functional Area: Sales & Marketing of Motor Insurance Products Project Title: Cross-Selling of Insurance Products 22 Years B.Sc. (Applied Physical Science Electronics) Total Work Experience: 12 Months The Hunt Ends Summer Internship: IDBI Bank Functional Area: Corporate Finance Project Title: Business Development for Corporate Banking 23 Years B.Com (Hons) Total Work Experience: 12 Months GC Beverage Pvt Ltd Summer Internship: Indian Bank Functional Area: Corporate Finance Project Title: Financing of Corporate Bodies

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0-24 Months

0-24 Months

Shikha Singh
24 Years B.Sc. (Physics) Total Work Experience: 12 Months LT Interiors Summer Internship: Jammu & Kashmir Bank Functional Area: Project Finance Project Title: Infrastructure Finance

Arun J
25 Years B Tech (Computer Science) *NCFM Financial Markets Beginners Module Total Work Experience: 24 Months Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: Retail Banking Project Title: Retail Banking Operations

Aditya Bavadekar
25 Years MBA (Marketing) *AMFI Certification Total Work Experience: 13 Months Yes Bank Ltd Summer Internship: IDBI Bank Functional Area: Credit Analysis Processes and SME Finance Project Title: Study of credit analysis processes for SME Finance at IDBI Bank

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Ashwin Bhandurge Sanjiv Dong Gaurav Nahata

22 Years B.Com PGD in Development & Investment Banking, Export Marketing & Management(JIFT) *Summer School EUGW, BSEL, Berlin. * NCFM- Capital Markets, Financial Markets, Currency futures & AMFI-I. Total Work Experience: 13 Months HEM Securities Ltd. Summer Internship: AXIS Bank Functional Area: Forex and Operations Project Title: Study of Forex Operations & Currency Movements 45 26 Years B.Com Total Work Experience: 14 Months Medicare T.p.a Summer Internship: DBOI Global Services Pvt. Ltd. Functional Area: Modeling of Business Process Architecture (BPM) Project Title: Modelling of Business Architecture of Financial Reporting at Deutsche Bank 26 Years B.E(Computer Science) Total Work Experience : 15 Months Infrasoft Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: STCI Primary Dealer Ltd. Functional Area: Macro Economics Project Title: Study of Impact of 2008 global crisis on Indian Banking System

0-24 Months

0-24 Months

Puneet Batra
22 Years B.Com (Hons) Total Work Experience: 15 Months Fluor Daniel India Pvt. Ltd Summer Internship: Kotak Mahindra Bank Functional Area: Wealth Management Project Title: Wealth management

Shrabanti Sarkar
23 Years B.Com (Hons) Total Work Experience: 15 Months Fluor Daniel India Pvt. Ltd Summer Internship: HDFC Bank Functional Area: Working Capital Management Project Title: Working Capital Management

Kavya Rajashekar
26 Years B.E ( Industrial Engineering & Management) PGD in Banking. *Summer School EUGW, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Berlin. Total Work Experience: 15 Months ICICI Bank Ltd Summer Internship: ING Vysya Bank Functional Area: Financial Markets Forex Forward Contracts Project Title: ING Vysyas Retail Foreign Exchange Business & Identifying FX Risk of SME Clients

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Shefali Mohanty Deepika Soni Avinash Madhavan

24 Years B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering) *Summer School Bremen University of Applied Sciences, Bremen, Germany. Total Work Experience : 17 Months Cognizant Technology Solutions Summer Internship: ICICI Bank Functional Area: Relationship Banker, SMEAG Project Title: Small Medium and Agriculture group, Relations Banking 24 Years BCA Total Work Experience: 19 Months Infosys Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: Bank of India Functional Area: Forex Project Title: Foreign Remittances 24 Years B.Tech (Computer Science) Total Work Experience: 21 Months Tata Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. Summer Internship: Reserve Bank of India Functional Area: Forex Project Title: Widening of current account deficit and its impact on balance of payment

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0-24 Months

Ameya Badwe
23 Years B.Com Total Work Experience: 26 Months Globeop Financial Services Pvt Ltd

Vandana Panjabi
26 Years B.A.(Economics) Total Work Experience: 26 Months Kingfisher Airlines Summer Internship: Indian Overseas Bank Functional Area: Credit Analysis/Advances Project Title: Credit Analysis/ Advances

Anand Panchal
27 Years B.E(I.T.) Total Work Experience: 30 Months Iris Business Services Ltd Summer Internship: Bank of India Functional Area : Corporate Finance Project Title: Credit appraisal process at Bank of India

24-36 Months
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Summer Internship: Bank of India Functional Area : Credit Management Project Title: Non-Performing Asset Management

Juhi Deshmukh Bhavini Tewari Raman Manglik

26 Years B.E (Electronics) Total Work Experience: 30 Months Entrepreneur: Raman Chemicals Summer Internship: HSBC Bank Functional Area: SME Credit Project Title: SME Risk Analysis 27 Years B.Tech (Electronics and Communication) Total Work Experience : 32 Months Tech Mahindra Limited. Summer Internship: BNP Paribas Functional Area : Corporate & Transactional Banking Project Title: Cash management: Study of transition from physical payment and receipt system to electronic 25 Years B.Tech (Computer Engineering) *NCFM Financial Markets Beginner's Module Total Work Experience: 33 Months Infosys Technologies Ltd. Summer Internship: Concept Management Consulting Ltd. Functional Area: Debt Syndication Project Title: Financial Modeling of a Distillery Company

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24-36 Months

Pallavi Bhatt
24 Years B.Tech (Electronics and Telecommunication) Total Work Experience : 34 Months Infosys Technologies Limited. Summer Internship: Punjab National Bank Functional Area: Corporate lending (credit appraisal process in corporate lending at PNB) Project Title: Credit Appraisal Process in Corporate Lending at PNB

Mohit Sinha
26 Years B.E ( Information Technology) Total Work Experience: 36 Months Eclerx Services Limited Summer Internship: SBI Capital Markets Ltd Functional Area: Corporate Advisory Project Title: Critical analysis of companies in which Private Equity funding is done.

24-36 Months
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Shrisha Kumar Acharya Vijay N Aniket Shinde

28 Years BMS Total Work Experience : 41 Months Enkays Pvt. Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: Corporate finance Profile Title: Procedure of working capital loan in Bank 26 Years BTech (Civil Engineering) *NISM- Series V Mutual Fund Distributors Module; NCFM Financial Markets Beginners Module, Cognizant Certified Professional in Banking and Financial Services Level 0 Total Work Experience: 45 Months Cognizant Technology Solutions Summer Internship: SBI Mutual Fund Functional Area: Portfolio Management Services & Marketing Mutual Funds Project Title: A Study on Investors Preference and Performance Evaluation of Mutual Funds. 27 Years B.Com *BSE Certification in Capital Markets Total Work Experience: 51 Months JP Morgan Chase Pvt. India Ltd Summer Internship: Bank of Baroda Functional Area: Integrated Treasury Department Project Title: Management and supervision of balance sheet of an integrated treasury in Indian banks.

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Above 36 Months

Arindam Sharma
30 Years B.Sc (Computer Science) Total Work Experience: 54 Months Bank Of America Continuum Solutions Summer Internship: Bank of Maharashtra Functional Area: Forex Project Title: Forex operations

Supragya Munjal
25 Years B.Sc. (Hospitality & Hotel Administration ) Total Work Experience: 54 Months HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Pvt. Ltd. Summer Internship: Birla Sun Life AMC Functional Area: Financial Advisory and Sales Project Title: Study and sales of SIPs

Toms TC
28 Years B.Sc. (Physics) Total Work Experience: 87 Months Visual Graphics Computing Services Summer Internship: Yen Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd. Functional Area: Investment Banking Project Title: ADR route for US listings

Above 36 Months

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"We now accept the fact that learning is a lifelong process of keeping abreast of change.
- Peter F. Drucker

Student Profile
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Batch 2011-13

Academic Background
Commerce 38% Engineering 22%

Prior Work Experience

Freshers 70% 0-24 Months 12%

Arts 8%

Medicine 2%

Science 3%

Management 27%

Above 36 Months 5%

24-36 Months 13%

Sectorwise Work Experience

Others 5% BFSI 39%

Batch Profile Gender

Female 39%

IT & Engineering 56%

Male 61%

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Summer Internship Vision

The summer internship is to widen the student's perspective and to help them understand the real life implications of the theoretical frameworks related to financial sector. It gives the students an opportunity to appreciate the organizational situations. The batch 2011-13 has a mix of experienced professionals and fresh graduates. The students have professional experience in IT, infrastructure, financial services, event management, marketing, projects etc. The students belong to varied educational backgrounds like engineering, commerce, science, management etc. The students are looking forward to train with regulatory bodies, public sector banks, NBFC's, private sector banks & foreign banks. The summer profiles opted by the students include corporate finance, retail banking, forex, investment banking, treasury, insurance, credit to name a few.

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Freshers

Rohit Kaul
22 Years B.Com (Hons.) Finance & Investment Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi Interest areas: Retail Banking, Credit Analysis

Nikita Borah
23 Years B. Com (Finance) Mount Carmel College (Autonomous), University of Bangalore Interest areas: Corporate Finance, General Banking operations

Asuja Begra
22 Years BBA (Finance & Marketing) Multani Mal Modi College, Punjabi University, Patiala Interest areas: Retail Banking, General Banking Operations

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Rupanjoly Baidya
23 Years B.Com (Accounts Hons.) Institute for Excellence In Higher Education, Barkatullah University, Bhopal Interest areas: Project Appraisal, Financial Analyst

Ruchira Gupta
23 Years B.Tech (IT) Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi Interest areas: Retail Banking, Credit Management

Sugandha Baruah
22 Years B.Com (Accounting & Finance) St. Xaviers College, University of Kolkata Interest areas: Financial Risk Management

57

Freshers

Freshers

Nivedita Keskar
21 Years B.Com (Cost & Works Accounting) Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, University of Pune Interest areas: Equity Research, Corporate Banking

Harsh Saxena
21 Years BBA (Banking Management) Govt. College of Commerce & Business Administration, Panjab University, Chandigarh Interest areas: Retail Banking, Rural Banking

Malvika Hastu
21 Years B.Tech. (IT) Lingayas Institute of Management & Technology, Maharishi Dayanand University Interest areas: Retail Banking

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Ipshita Chakraborty
22 Years B.Com (Accounts) Heramba Chandra College, Calcutta University Interest areas: Corporate Banking, Treasury Management

Sagar Banga
22 Years BBA (Finance) DAV Institute of Management, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak Interest areas: Investment Banking, Corporate Finance

Mahim Rawat
22 Years B.Com (Business Management) S.I.E.S. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, University of Mumbai Interest areas: Corporate Finance

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Freshers

Freshers

Arnab Roy
22 Years BBA (Corporate Management) Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies (UG), Symbiosis International University Interest areas: Forex

Sonal Raj
21 Years BBA (IT) Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies & Research, Symbiosis International University Interest areas: Retail Banking

Shruti Sandeep Khandelwal

21 Years B.M.S (Management) Usha Pravin Gandhi College Of Management, Mumbai University Interest areas: Corporate Finance, Forex

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Abhishek Minz
26 Years B.Com (Accounts Hons.) St.Xavier's College, Ranchi University Interest areas: Retail Banking

Meena Sathappan
21 Years BMS (Finance) Mulund College of Commerce, Mumbai University Interest areas: Treasury Management and Credit Analysis

Hardik Mehta
23 Years B. Sc. (Physics) Christ College, Saurashtra University, Rajkot Interest areas: Retail Banking

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Freshers

Freshers

Shelly Vijan
21 Years B.Com (Economics Hons.) GGDSD College, Panjab University, Chandigarh Interest areas: Credit Analysis, Corporate Finance

Rahul Sanjay Acharekar

21 Years BBA (HRM) Sinhgad College of Science, University of Pune Interest areas: Investment Banking, Retail Banking

Govind Goyal
22 Years B.Com (Finance Hons.) Dyal Singh College, University of Delhi Interest areas: Retail Banking, Corporate Finance

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Ankush Rangta
23 Years B.A. Govt. College, Himachal Pradesh University, Sanjauli Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Aakash Sinha
21 Years BBA Bihar National College, Patna University Interest areas: Retail Banking, Corporate Banking

Rashmi Sharma
20 Years B.A (Hons.) Economics Hansraj College, University of Delhi Interest areas: Retail Banking

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Freshers

Freshers

Deepak Joshi
21 Years B.Com (Commerce) Apeejay College, Guru Nanak Dev University Interest areas: Corporate Banking, Development & Rural Banking

Liaquat Ali
22 Years B.Com (Banking & Finance) Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce, University Of Pune Interest areas: Risk Management, Retail Banking

Amit Verma
23 Years BBA Maharaja Agrasen Institute Of Management Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi Interest areas: Retail Banking, Corporate Finance

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Lakhan Mohta
22 Years M.Com. Dr. Bipin Rao Ambedkar University Interest areas: Retail Banking, General Banking Operations

Neeraj Kumar Omangom

26 Years B.A. (English) Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce, University of Pune Interest areas: International Banking

Shruti Sunil Gujjelwar

21 Years B.Com, CA PCC Center Point College, Nagpur University Interest areas: Investment Banking

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Freshers

Freshers

Tahiya Din
22 Years BBA (IT) Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies & Research, Symbiosis International University, Pune Interest areas: Retail Banking, Forex

Santosh Kumar Sahani

31 Years B.A.M.S. (Medicine) Govt Ayurvedic College, Bhimrao Ambedkar, Bihar University Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Riddhi Haresh Ashar

20 Years B.Com (Banking & Finance) Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce, University Of Pune Interest areas: Retail Banking, Risk Management

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Anchal Gupta
22 Years B.Com (Finance) Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, University of Pune Interest areas: Investment Banking, Corporate Finance

Shilpa Agrawal
21 Years B.Com (Marketing) Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce Symbiosis International University Interest areas: Retail Banking

Nithya Manohar
20 Years B.Com (Bank Management) Anna Adarsh College for Women, University Of Madras Interest areas: Retail Banking, Forex

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Ravi Sankhla
23 Years B.B.A (Finance) Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship Development, Bharti Vidyapeeth University Interest areas: Corporate Banking, Investment Banking

Moiz Hussaini Hakani

22 Years B.Com (Banking & Finance) Ness Wadia College of Commerce, University of Pune Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Mini Saraf
21 Years BBA (Finance) Rajiv Gandhi College, Awadesh Pratap Singh University, Rewa Interest areas: Policy and Planning

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Nidhi Ashok Bardolia

21 Years B.Com (Finance) New LJ Commerce College Gujarat University Interest areas: Corporate Finance, Retail Banking

Dorab Doongaji
25 Years BBA (Finance) Amity Global Business School Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Sandeep Singh
21 Years B.B.A. DAV College, Chandigarh Panjab University Interest areas: Retail Banking, Corporate Finance

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Freshers

Freshers

Laukek D Vardhamaan
23 Years B.E. (IT) PVPP College of Engineering, University of Mumbai Interest areas: Corporate Finance, International Banking

70

Keshav Kumar
22 Years B.Com (Hons.) Marketing S.T. Xaviers College(Autonomous), Calcutta University Total Work Experience: 3 Months VCK Share and Stock Broking Services Pvt. Ltd Interest areas: Retail Banking, General Banking Operations

Rohit Aggarwal
21 Years B.A. (Hons.) Economics Motilal Nehru College, University of Delhi Total Work Experience: 7 Months FIS India Pvt. Ltd. Interest areas: Credit Management, Risk Analysis

Jyoti Singh
23 Years B.Tech. (Electronics & Communication) JSS Academy of Technical Education & UPTU Total Work Experience: 9 Months Investors Clinic Interest areas: Foreign Exchange

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0-24 Months

Nikita Chaturvedi
22 Years B.A. (Hons.) (International Business Management) University Of Nottingham Total Work Experience: 10 Months Amk Technology Sdn. Bhd

0-24 Months

Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Abhirup Mukherjee
25 Years B.E. (Electrical Engineering) Shri Ramdeobaba Kamla Nehru Engineering College, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University Total Work Experience: 17 Months Reliance Infrastructure Interest areas: Project Finance

Deepti Agarwal
23 Years B.Com International College for Girls, Jaipur, University of Rajasthan Total Work Experience: 23 Months HEM Securities Pvt. Ltd. Interest areas: Risk Management 72

Yagnesh Rathod
25 Years B.E (Mechanical) K J Somaiya College of Engineering, University of Mumbai Total Work Experience: 24 Months Tata Consultancy Services Limited Interest areas: Risk Management, Credit Analysis

Vibhor Joshi
24 Years B.Com Brihan Maharastra College of Commerce, University of Pune Total Work Experience: 26 Months Ahmsi Interest areas: Corporate Banking

Anirban Sengupta
25 Years B.E. (IT) Pillais Institute of Information Technology, University of Mumbai Total Work Experience: 26 Months System Software and Support Interest areas: Equity Research 73

24-36 Months

Adil Hoda
25 Years B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) Anna University, Chennai Total Work Experience: 27 Months L&T ECC Interest areas: Financial Analysis

Rakesh Kumar Agarwal

24 Years BBM (Finance) Center for Management Studies, Jain University, Bangalore Total Work Experience: 28 Months Goldman Sachs Services Pvt. Ltd. Interest areas: Equity Research

24-36 Months

Rupak Verma
28 Years B.Tech. (Food Technology) HBTI Kanpur, UP Technical University Total Work Experience: 30 Months SAB Miller India Interest areas: General Banking Operations

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Pranay Gupta
25 Years Engineering (Computers) Fr. C. Rodrigues Institute of Technology, University of Mumbai Total Work Experience: 31 Months IMRB International Interest areas: Equity Research

Akshay Mahalaxmikar
24 Years B.E. Electronics & Telecommunication Thakur College of Engineering & Technology, University of Mumbai Total Work Experience: 33 Months Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Interest areas: Investment Banking, Corporate Finance

Manmeet Kaur
25 Years B.Tech. (Computer Science) Punjab Technical University Total Work Experience: 35 Months Infosys Technologies Limited Interest areas: Retail Banking

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24-36 Months

Abhishek Purohit
25 Years B.Sc (IT) Nagindas Khandwala College, University of Mumbai Total Work Experience: 36 Months Coginzant Technology Solutions Interest areas: Corporate Finance, Retail Banking

Abhijeet Gaulikar
30 Years B.Tech. (Electrical Engineering) National Institute of Technology, Rourkela Total Work Experience: 42 Months Areva Transmission and Distribution India Ltd Interest areas: General Banking Operations

Shrivallabh Patil
26 Years B.E (Electronics & Telecommunication) Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, University of Pune Total Work Experience: 58 Months Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Interest areas: Equity Research 76

Above 36 Months

Placement Calendar
S. No. Activity
Schedule of Pre - Placement Talks for Summer and Final Placements

Date
28th September to 7th October, 2011

Summer and Final Placements Interviews start on

21st November 2011

Summer Internship Schedule

2nd April to 1st June, 2012

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Route Map
MUMBAI-PUNE EXPRESSWAY PUNE AIRPORT

WAKAD

PUNE UNIVERSITY CIRCLE

SANCHETI HOSPITAL

PUNE RAILWAY STATION

SUS-PASHAN ROAD

COSMOS BANK

Reaching us 28 kms from the Lohegaon Airport 19 kms from the Pune-Railway Station 18 kms off the Mumbai-Pune Expressway 3 hrs drive from Mumbai

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CRP Response Form

1. Contact Information Name of the Organization: Contact Person: Designation: Email: Office Address: Tel (o): Tel (m): Fax:

2. Details of Compensation Package (Laterals) Base CTC Take Home p.m. Fixed Components as % of Base CTC Other Perquisites

3. Details of Compensation Package (Fresher) Base CTC Take Home p.m. Fixed components as % of Base CTC Other Perquisites

4. Profile Offered(Please enclose a detailed document, if possible)

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5. Mode of Selection Written Test Interviews Number of Panels Group Discussions Any Other Number of Members in Each Panel

6. Details of Pre-Placement Talk(PPT) Date of Presentation Duration of Presentation Mode of Arrival

Date:

Signature:

Designation:

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Placement Committee 2010-12

Abhishek Behl Aditya Bavadekar Bhargav Diwanji Bhavini Tewari Deepika Soni Juhi Deshmukh Toms TC Vijay N

Placement Committee 2011-13

Aakash Sinha Harsh Saxena Rakesh Agarwal Riddhi Ashar Ruchira Gupta Rupanjoly Baidya

Placement Co-ordinator Dr. Deepa Gupta Email : deepa.gupta@ssbm.edu.in placement@ssbm.edu.in Mobile : +91-9860572214

SYMBIOSIS SCHOOL OF BANKING MANAGEMENT Symbiosis Knowledge Village, Gram Lavale,Tal. Mulshi, Pune- 411042 Telephone Number: +91-20-39116022 Web: www.ssbm.in Email: placement@ssbm.edu.in director@ssbm.edu.in