Mandatory Disclosures2019-20

SIVA SIVANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENTNH-44, Kompally, Secunderabad-500100

Telangana,India.

Mandatory Disclosures 2019-20

Updated on 13th January 2020

1. Name of the Institution

AICTE File No F. No. South-Central/1-4261592859/2019/EOA

Date & Period of last Approval 10th April 2019 (2019-2020)

Name of the Institution

Address of the Institution

SIVA SIVANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

NH-44, Kompally, Secunderabad-500100

Telangana, India

Phone number with STD Code 040-27165450-54

FAX number with STD code Fax: 040- 27165452

Email info@ssim.ac.in

Website www.ssim.ac.in

Nearest Railway Station (Distance in Km)

Secunderabad Railway Station – 14.1 Km

Nearest Airport (Distance in Km) Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad (85.3 Kms.)

Type of Institution Private-Self Financed (AICTE approved autonomous institute)

2. Name and Address of the Society

Name of the Society S.P. Sampathy’s Siva Sivani EducationalSociety (2906/97)

Type of the organization SocietyAddress of the organization Flat No. G12, Saphire Complex, Amrutha

Hills, Punjagutta Hyderabad.Telephone 040-27165450-54Email info@ssim.ac.in

3. Name and Address of the Director

Name of Director Dr. S.V.Ramana Rao Exact Designation Director, SSIM Phone number with STD Code 040-27165450-54 Email ID ramanarao@ssim.ac.in Highest Degree Ph.D. Field of specialization Finance

4. Name of the Affiliating University Not Applicable

5. Governance

Members of the Board of Governors (BOG) and their brief background The institute has a well-designed internal organizational structure amenable to an effectivedecision making process. The Board of Governors is the highest decision making body ofthe institute and the Administrative Committee is a facilitating body of administration. Theinstitute has designated administrative personnel to resolve different issues that are materialto the day-to-day functioning.

1. Smt. S. Aarathy, President,S. P. Sampathy’s Siva Sivani Educational Society

Chairman

2. Dr. Sailesh Sampathy, Vice PresidentS. P. Sampathy’s Siva Sivani Educational Society

Co-Chairman

3. Smt. Deepika Sampathy, SecretaryS. P. Sampathy’s Siva Sivani Educational Society

Member

4. Prof. M. Kamalakar, Executive Vice PresidentSiva Sivani Group of Institutions

Member

5. Prof. V.G. Chari, Assistant Vice PresidentSiva Sivani Group of Institutions

Member

6. Sri. Y. Narsaiah Goud, Principal (FAC),Govt. Institute of Printing Technology, Secunderabad.

Nominee of the StateGovernment

7. Dr. S.V. Ramana RaoDirector, Siva Sivani Institute of Management

Member-Secretary(Ex-Officio),

8. Prof. S.F. ChandrasekharProfessor & Area Chair - HR, SSIM

Member

9. Sri. T. Thirumal ReddyAssistant Professor, SSIM

Member

10. Prof. A. SudhakarProfessor, Dr. B R Ambedkar Open University

Member

11. Sri. Z. Ramesh KumarAssociate Professor & Registrar, SSIM

Member

Members of Academic Advisory Body

ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARDThe Academic Advisory Board provides guidance to the Institute and the Director concerning thePGDM courses and curriculum design, content and delivery of all SSIM academic programs. Theyhelp provide a strategic vision and ensure that the curriculum includes relevant knowledge studentswill need in the field. The AAB also provides advice related to faculty sourcing, evaluation andretention. External stakeholders from local businesses, industries, government and educationprovide value in helping to deliver academic programs.

Sl.No.

Members Place

1. Smt. S. Aarathy, ChairmanPresident & chief executive, SSGI.

Secunderabad

2. Dr. Sailesh Sampathy, Co-ChairmanVice President & Dy. Chief Executive, SSGI.

Secunderabad

3. Prof. S.V.Ramana Rao, Ex-officio SecretaryDirector, SSIM.

Secunderabad

4. Sri S. Abhirama Krishna, Director,South State Business School,

Secunderabad.

5. Dr. Amiya Bhaumik, Vice ChancellorLincoln University College

Malaysia.

6. Dr. Ashok K. Agarwal, Director, EWB InternationalChairman, NSF India

Hyderabad

7. Dr. Asit Mohapatra Professor ofPractice – OB & HRM Indian Institute of Management

Ranchi

8. Dr. V.G.Chari, Assistant Vice PresidentSSGI

Secunderabad

9. Smt. Deepika Sampathy, Associate Vice PresidentSSGI

Secunderabad

10. Sri M. Gopalakrishna I.A.S. (Retd.) Former Chairman, REC, Hyderabad.

11. Sri Wunnava S Govindnath, Lead Techpark Business,My Jio Stores, South Reliance Retail Ltd,

Hyderabad.

12. Sri. Gubba Prashanth, Research & Technical HeadGubba Cold Storage

Secunderabad.

13. Dr, M. Kamalakar,

Executive Vice President, SSGI

Hyderabad

14. Sri. Lakshmipathi Itha, Human Resource DirectorGVK BIO

Hyderabad.

15. Smt. Mamatha. M, Senior Vice PresidentHSBC Bank

Hyderabad

16. Dr. G.D. Mogli, CEO,Health Care Management Consultancy

Hyderabad.

17. Sri Murali. R, Executive Director, Celkon Mobiles Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad.

18. Sri Petluri Srinivas, Member,Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA),

Delhi

19. Padmashri Dr. Pritam Singh, CEO, LEAD Centre Haryana

20. Sri. Raghavendra Rao, Director, Global Sales Operations (FS) Hyderabad

21. Sri Ram Bhoopal. P, Co-Founder,M/s. River bridge Tech Venture Pvt. Ltd

Hyderabad

22. Prof. K.S. Ramachandra Rao, Senior Consultant, NABCOMS Hyderabad

23. Sri. Z. Ramesh Kumar, Registrar

SSIM

Secunderabad

24. Sri. Ravi Shankar Meela, Executive Director,Sudhakar PVC Products Pvt. Ltd

Nalgonda

25. Sri. Satish Naidu, Founder & Chief Visionary,Invensure Life Insurance Pvt. Ltd.

Secunderabad

26. Sri. C. Shanthan Reddy

Managing Partner, Arise Films,

Hyderabad.

27. Dr. S. Siva Kumar, Divisional Chief Executive,ITC Agro Business Division

Secunderabad.

28. Sri. Srikanth SurampudiGeneral Manager – HR Initial Learning Program (IPL) -Tata Consultancy Services Ltd

Hyderabad,

29. Prof. A. Sudhakar, Professor, Faculty of Commerce,Dr. B.R.Ambedkar, Open University

Hyderabad.

30. Prof. V. Venkaiah, Director,Centre for Education Technology and Learning Sciences

A.P.

31. Prof. B.R. VirmaniResearch & Development in Management,Chairman, Centre for Organization (CORD-M)

Hyderabad.

32. Prof. V. Viswanadham,Formerly Director (Academic), SSIM,

Hyderabad.

33. Prof. B. Yerram Raju, Adviser,Telangana Industrial Health Clinic Ltd, Govt. of Telangana

Hyderabad.

34. Sri. P. Bhaskara MurthyIndependent Consultant, IQPRO Analytics,

Hyderabad

Frequently of the Board Meeting and Academic Advisory Body Frequency of meetings

Board Meeting - Once in a Year Academic Advisory Board – Once in a Year

Nature and Extent of involvement of Faculty and students in academicaffairs/improvements

Faculty involvement In Industry academia interaction In updating and revisiting curriculum In upgrading their knowledge and skills to share with students In research initiatives that can be taken to classrooms Participating in various conferences /Workshops/FDPs

Student Involvement

• Being part of various committees that contribute to effective program delivery andimplementation – e.g. Placement committee and IQAC.

• Participating in various conferences, competitions and management fests organisedby peer institutions to maintain brand image of the institute.

Organizational Chart and Processes Mechanism/Norms and Procedure for democratic/good Governance

Various governing and administrative bodies have been formed and are in place to ensure goodgovernance. Adherence to various committees as prescribed by AICTE and other regulatorybodies. Various internal committees have been formed to maintain good governance.

Organisational chart:

Student Feedback on Institutional Governance and Faculty performance Student’s feedback plays an important role in improvement of teaching quality. The studentshave the facility to provide faculty feedback in formal procedures. Students give feedback onfaculty performance at the end of every trimester on a scale of 1 to 5, in a prescribed format. Thestudents also have the facility to meet the course coordinators to share feedback on varioussessions and any other improvements that they seek.

Feedback from students at the end of each trimester for each course covers the following aspects. 1. I understood all the topics taught in the course.2. The topics covered were according to the course outline given.3. Continuous Internal Assessment components were as per the course outline.4. Faculty member is presentable and punctual.5. Faculty member provided the necessary inputs to the class.6. Faculty member communicates clearly.7. I was helped to relate concepts to applications in corporate world.8. Classroom atmosphere created by the faculty was conducive to learning.9. Discussions facilitated in the class are subject-focused.10. I received helpful and timely feedback on my performance and progress throughout the trimester.11. Internal marks awarded to me were fair and impartial.12. I could easily approach the faculty for guidance and clarifications.13. I got a fair opportunity to present my views.14. I received satisfactory explanations for my queries/doubts.15. Overall usefulness of the course to me.

Grievance Redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students For any complaint and grievances, the institute has a well-defined and transparent GrievanceRedressal Mechanism. To address various problems faced by faculty, staff and students atvarious places like library, mess, canteen, hostel, playground and classes within the campus,institute has formed Grievances Redressal cell. Grievance Redressal cell is functioning atinstitute level in order to assist faculty, staff and students. The committee shall meet on receipt ofany complaint from anybody and take necessary action as deemed fit and initiate necessaryaction for solving problem. Link to connect to Grievance Redressal portal is available on theinstitute website. The institute has online grievance registration and redressal system linked towebsite for students, teaching and non-teaching staff.

Composition of Grievance Redressal Committee

Sl. No Name Designation Position

1 Prof. K.S.Harish Professor & Area Chair –Operations & Data Sciences Member

2 Prof.S.F.Chandrasekhar Professor & Area Chair - HR & Social Sciences Member

3 Prof. N.C Rajyalakshmi Professor & Area-Chair - Finance PresidingOfficer

4 Prof. B. Muralidhar Rao Professor & Area Chair – Marketing Member

5 Mr. Y Prasanna Reddy Student Member

6 Ms. M. Prathyusha Student Member

This committee will look into the grievances of the faculty, staff and students. URL for theregistration of the complaint: h t t p : / / w w w .ss i m .e dug ri e v a n ce.c om /

Grievance Redressal

Establishment of Anti Ragging Committee

ANTI RAGGING MEASURESThe institute has constituted the Anti-Ragging Committee and Anti-Ragging Squads foroverseeing the strict and meticulous implementation of all the directives. The members of the anti-ragging committee and anti-ragging squads along with their mobile numbers are being displayedfor the benefit of the students specially the newly admitted students.

The Institute educates the students enrolled in various programs at the beginning of each academicyear about the Anti-Ragging Policy and zero tolerance for ragging at the Institution. Each student,as well as his/her parents/ guardian, are mandatorily required to submit separate undertakings in theform of an affidavit at the time of admission to the effect that they are aware of the prohibition ofragging and the punishment prescribed both under penal laws as well as under these regulations.

Anti-ragging hoardings, banners, billboards are displayed at prominent places in the Institutioncampus, including hostels, canteens, messes, cafeterias, buses, playgrounds, lawns, labs, etc. Everystudent has to sign an anti-ragging undertaking to the institution.

PUNISHMENT FOR RAGGING

1. Imprisonment for up to 3 years (under the existing laws).2. Fine up to Rs. 25,000/- .3. Expulsion from SSIM.

ANTIRAGGING COMMITTEE & SQUADThis committee and squad will look into the issues related to the Ragging in the campus, andInstitute buses.

S.NO NAME DESIGNATION POSITION

1 Dr. S.V.Ramana Rao Director Chairman

2 Mr. M. Mahesh Station House Officer, Pet BasheerabadPolice Station, Kompally

Member

3 Mr. C.G. Vijaya Ramaraju Head for Institutes, The Hindu Group Member

4 Mr. Naga Chaitanya Lokam Chapter Fellow-Hyderabad, Head of Operations You & I, NGO-Bangalore,(Operates in Hyderabad also)

Member

5 Prof. L. Krishnaveni Professor & Chief Controller of

Examinations

Member

6 Prof. Pavan Patel Professor Member

7 Mr. Ch. Narasimha News Reporter and parent Member

8. Mr. G. Venkatesh Student Member

9. Mr. Kota Aditesh Student Member

10, Mr. S. Umang.Kumar Student Member

11. Mrs. Mamta Shah Dy. Manager – Accounts & Finance Member

12. Mrs. Asavari Barpute Dy. Manager - Personnel Member

ANTI-RAGGING SQUAD

S.NO NAME DESIGNATION POSITION

1 Sri. K. Sreehari Associate Professor Member

2 Dr. V. Jayalakshmi Associate Professor Member

3 Dr. P.S.Swathi Associate Professor Member

4 Sri. T. Subash Tej Assistant Professor Member

5 Smt. Grace Mani Assistant Professor Member

6 Mr. G.N.R.Prasad Manager-Facilities & Administration

Member

7 Mr. Kumar Abhishank Srivastava Asst. Manager-Hostel Affairs Member

8 Ms. Shubhangini Sampathy Hostel Warden Member

9 Ms. Sowgandhika Student Member

10 Mr. Sandeep Kumar Student Member

Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC)

ANTI SEXUAL HARASSMENT COMMITTEE / INTERNAL COMPLAINTCOMMITTEE:

Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee as per section 4 of Sexual Harassment of womenat work place. The cell is required to conduct necessary enquiry about the grievances andcounsel the erring students as well as recommend the necessary disciplinary action to themanagement, wherever necessary. Grievance Redressal Committee for Sexual Harassment isheaded by Dr. N C Rajya Lakshmi, PGDM-Program Coordinator and the members are asfollows:

S.NO NAME DESIGNATION POSITION

1 Prof.N.CRajyalakshmi

Professor & Area-Chair - Finance Presiding Officer

2 Dr. P.S.Swathi Associate Professor Member

3 Dr. V. Jayalakshmi Associate Professor Member

4 Mr. K.N. Srinath Chief Finance Officer Member

5 Mr. R.V Chakravarthy General Manager-Placements & CorporateRelations

Member

6 Ms. Swaroopa Rani Senior Student (PGDM-GEN) Member

7 Mr. V. Saibaba Senior Student (PGDM) Member

8 Mr. Y.V. Saiteja Senior Student (PGDM-MKTG) Member

9 Dr. A G Jayashree United Way of Hyderabad, NGO, Consultant Member

The objectives are:

o To create awareness among students, faculty and other staff about what constitutessexual harassment and how to be alert to it.

o To educate the person (s) concerned about proper reporting of such an incident when itoccurs in the classroom or college premises

The Role of the cell is to provide guidance and counselling in these matters. StudentCoordinators/members will be nominated by the faculty from different section of PGDM torepresent their class in the anti-sexual harassment cell and they will be the go-to person if any suchincident happens in the classroom or campus.

* Establishment of Committee for SC/ ST

COMMITTEE FOR SC/STThis committee looks into the specific issues relating to SC and ST, as per the constitution.The following constitute the SC/ST committee of SSIM

S.No NAME DESIGNATION POSITION

1 Prof. S.F. Chandrasekhar Professor & Area Chair - HR & Social Sciences Member

2 Prof. B. Muralidhara Rao Professor & Area Chair – Marketing Member

3 Prof. N.C Rajyalakshmi Professor & Area-Chair – Finance Member

4 Prof. K.S.Harish Professor & Area Chair –Operations & Data Sciences Member

5 Mr. Z. Ramesh Kumar Associate Professor & Registrar Member

• Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)Institute has constituted a ten member team (including student)for quality assurance under the guidance of Director, SSIM. 6. Programmes

• Name of Programmes approved by AICTE

1. Post Graduate Diploma in Management 2. Post Graduate Diploma in Management –Banking Insurance Finance and Allied

Services (PGDM-BIFAAS)3. Post Graduate Diploma in Management –Marketing (PGDM-Marketing) 4. Post Graduate Diploma in Management – General (PGDM-General)

Name of the Programs Accredited by AICTE- NIL

Status of the Accreditation of the courses

Applied for accreditation of PGDM program on Nov 1, 2019.

No. of Courses for which applied for Accreditation: ONE

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (PGDM) Status of Accreditation

Sr. No. Course 2019-20 Name of

AccreditationApplied

Status of Accreditation ofthe Courses

1 PGDM 120 NBA SAR Submitted & Awaitingfor PRT Visit -Feb14th to 16th,

2020.

Programs Details

Sr. No. Course Numberof Seats

Duration Cut off Marks Fee

1 PGDM 120 24 Months 50% in qualifyingexam

Rs.6,50,000

2 PGDM -BIFAAS 60 24 Months 50% in qualifyingexam

Rs.6,50,000

3 PGDM-Marketing 60 24 Months 50% in qualifyingexam

Rs.6,50,000

4 PGDM - General

60 24 Months 50% in qualifying

exam Rs.6,50,000

• Placements Facilities: The institute provides placement facilities to the students of all four

programs.• Campus Placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average

salary:

Year Students PlacedMinimum Salary

(Rs.in lakhs)

Maximum Salary

(Rs. in Lakhs)

Average Salary(Rs.in Lakhs)

PGDM

2019-20 (ongoing)

80 3.30 LPA 7 LPA 4.46 LPA

2018-19 98 2.22 LPA 10.50 LPA 4.62 LPA

2017-18 86 2.40 LPA 7 LPA 4.25 LPA

2016-17 79 2.20 LPA 5.70 LPA 3.78 LPA

PGDM -BIFAAS

2019-20 (ongoing)

42 3 LPA 6.75 LPA 4.73 LPA

2018-19 53 2.25 LPA 6 LPA 4.22 LPA

2017-18 40 2.16 LPA 7 LPA 4.23 LPA

2016-17 53 2.20 LPA 5.65 LPA 3.82 LPA

PGDM-Marketing

2019-20 (ongoing)

29 3.50 LPA 7 LPA 4.72 LPA

2018-19 50 2.50 LPA 10 LPA 4.44 LPA

2017-18 45 2.75 LPA 9.60 LPA 4.15 LPA

2016-17 39 2.16 LPA 5.70 LPA 3.60 LPA

7. Faculty List of Full Time Faculty Members: (AY 2019-20)

Sl. No.

Name Unique IDs Designation Qualification SpecializationWork Experience in YearsTeaching Industry Total

1. Prof. V.G. Chari 1-484197119 Professor Ph.D, M.COMFinance, Banking & Insurance

23 18 41

2. Prof. M. Anil Ramesh 1-484197271 Professor Ph.D, MBA Marketing 22 10 32

3. Prof. S.F. Chandra Sekhar 1-484197123 Professor Ph.D MSW, MBA Hr 23 6 29

4. Prof. N.C. Rajyalakshmi 1-484197147 Professor Ph.D, MBA Finance 21 0 21

5. Prof. Pavan Patel 1-484197151 Professor Ph.D, MIRPMHrm, Strategic Management, Innovation Management

23 23 23

6. Prof. L. Krishna Veni 1-484197279 Professor Ph.D, MA International Economics 32 0 32

7. Prof. B. Muralidhara Rao 1-740685092 Professor PGDM Marketing & Systems 8.5 25 33.5

8. Prof. S.V. Ramana Rao 1-740685096 Professor Ph.D, MBA Finance 25 25 25

9. Sri K. Sree Hari 1-484197139Associate Professor

MSc It 27 0 27

10. Prof. K.S. Harish 1-484197143 Professor Ph.D, MScBusiness Analytics, Statistics, QT OR, BRM, OM

27 0 27

11. Dr. P.S. Swathi 1-484197159Associate Professor

Ph.D, MBA,LLB HR, Legal 11.6 16 27.6

12. Prof. A. Muralidhar Prasad 1-484197163 Professor Ph.D, M.COM Banking & Finance 11 24 35

13. Sri M. Pardhasaradhi 1-484197175Associate Professor

M.ComCorporate Accounting, Personal Financial Planning

17 0 21

14. Dr. M.R. Senapathy 1-1451372753Associate Professor

Ph.D, MSc, MBA Finance 13 27.6 39

15. Sri Z. Ramesh Kumar 1-484197195Associate Professor

MBA HRM 20 24 24

16. Sri T. Thirumal Reddy 1-484197227 Asst Professor PGDBAMarketing Consumer Behaviour

10 5 15

17. Sri B. Lohith Kumar 1-484197259 Asst Professor MBA Finance 8.5 4 12.5

18. Dr. V. Annapurna 1-484197291Associate Professor

Ph.D, MBA Finance 23 0 23

19. Dr. Arijit Santikary 1-484197267 Asst Professor Ph.D, MBA Marketing & HR 10.2 3 13.2

20. Dr. V. Jayalakshmi 1-503525531Associate Professor

Ph.D, M.COM Finance, Insurance 23 1 24

21. Sri Rahul Jain 1-484197215 Asst Professor PGDBA HR 3 1 8

22. Smt. Damandeep Johar 1-2072737544 Asst Professor PGDM HR 2 4 6

23 Smt. K. Grace Mani 1-2965752145 Asst Professor MBA Marketing 7.5 11 18.5

24 Sri T. Subash Tej 1-2939061420 Asst Professor MCA IT 15 1 16

25 Maj. (Mrs.) Nupur Gupta 1-3656373680Associate Professor

PGDHRM, MMM,E MBA (IIM L) B.ED.

Marketing, Corporate Training, Soft Skill Development

11 13 24

26 Smt. Kiranmayi Patel 1-2965742627 Asst Professor MBA Finance & Systems 3 2 5

27 Mr. M. Nagendra 1-3656408429 Asst Professor MBA Finance & Marketing 10 12 22

28 Dr. A. Kalyani 1-4709753984 Asst Professor Ph.D, MBA Operations & Marketing 1.4 6 7.4

29 Dr. G. Uma Maheswari 1-4712857449 Asst Professor Ph.D, MBA HR & Marketing 12 3 15

30 Dr. Kunal GauravAssociate Professor

Ph.D, MBA Marketing

• Permanent Faculty : Student Ratio

Permanent Faculty = 30Student Intake = 600Faculty Student Ratio is = 1 : 20

• Number of Faculty employed and left during the last three years

Year No. of Faculty

Joined No. of Faculty Left

Total no. ofFaculty

2018-19 3 1 30

2017-18 3 5 30

2016-17 3 5 34

8. Profile of Director / Faculty Visit below mentioned link for short profile of Director: https://www.ssim.ac.in/dr-s-v-ramana-rao/

Visit below mentioned link for short profile of Faculty: https://www.ssim.ac.in/core-faculty/

9. Fee

Sr. No. Course

Numberof Seats

Duration Fee Hostel Fee

1 PGDM 120 24 Months Rs.6,50,000 1,75,000

2 PGDM-BIFAAS 60 24 Months Rs.6,50,000 1,75,000

3 PGDM-Marketing 60 24 Months Rs.6,50,000 1,75,000

4 PGDM - General 60 15 Months Rs.6,50,000 1,75,000

Number of Fee Waivers / Scholarship offered - Not Applicable

Number of scholarship offered by the Institution, duration and amount : Not Applicable

Criteria for fee waivers/scholarship: Not Applicable

10. Admission • Number of seats sanctioned with the year of approval

Program Year of Approval Sanctioned Intake

PGDM 1992 40

PGDM –BIFAAS 2007 60

PGDM –Marketing 2006 60

PGDM – General 2018 60

• Number of Students admitted under various categories each year in the last three years

Program Sanctioned Intake 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18

PGDM 120 98 117 120

PGDM –BIFAAS 60 42 60 60

PGDM –Marketing 60 22 49 60

PGDM - General 60 19 - -

11. Admission Procedure Mention the admission test being followed, name and address of the Test agency and its

URL (web site): CMAT / CAT/XAT/ATMA/ MAT/ TS ICET (State conducted test)

Test Agency for CMAT – All India Council for Technical Education, Chanderlok Bldg.,7th floor, Janpath, New Delhi – 110001 Tel. No. 022-22828446 email – helpdesk@aicte-india.org (URL – www.aicte-india.org )

Test Agency for CAT – Indian Institute of Management. Kozhikode IIMK Campus P. O.,

Kozhikode, Kerala, India, PIN - 673 570 PH: +91-495-2803001 Fax: +91-495-2803010-11 (URL – www.iimk.ac.in) The test is conducted jointly by six Indian Institutes ofManagement

Test Agency for XAT – XLRI, Circuit House Area (East), Jamshedpur-831035,Jharkhand (India)Ph.:- +91 - 657 - 398 3333 email - xlwebmaster@xlri.ac.in (URL –www.xlri.ac.in)

Test Agency for ATMA- Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS)D No: 6-3-668/10/76, First Floor, Near Sri Kalyana Venkateshwara Temple, Durga NagarColony, Punjagutta, Hyderabad – 500082, email-atma.secretariat@gmail.com ,(URL-www.atmaims.com)

Test Agency for MAT - All India Management Association, 15 Link Road, Lajpat Nagar3, New Delhi - 110024 Tel. No. 011-47673000 email - mat@aima.in (URL -http://www.aima.in)

Test agency for TS ICET- Telangana State Higher of Education Council- 1st floor, JNTUMasab Tank Campus, Mahaveer Marg, Opp. Mahaveer Hospital,Hyderabad – 500 028,eMail : tscets2017@gmail.com , URL-www.tsicet.nic.in

• Number of seats allotted to different Test Qualified candidate separately

CMAT / XAT/ATMA/ MAT/ CAT /ICET State conducted test)

Course Name CMAT XAT ATMA MAT TS ICET

Others

Post Graduate Diploma in Management 1 1 17 38 16 25

Post Graduate Diploma in Management-BIFAAS

0 0 4 16 1111

Post Graduate Diploma in Management– Marketing

0 0 1 8 49

Post Graduate Diploma in Management-General

0 0 3 8 26

Student Selection Process for the AY 2018-19

Fig 5.1 SSIM Admission Process

12. Criteria and Weightages for Admission

Cut off for overall test scores or individual sections of the test for the admission process:

During the selection process, aggregate scores (of all entrance exams) are considered and there is

no separate sectional cut-offs for short-listing of applicants. 50 percent weight is given for the

overall score in the admission process and the merit list is prepared considering score in the

Aptitude test, GD, PI, Academics and Work experience.

S.NO Components Weight ages

01 Scores of Aptitude Test (CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT/ATMA/GMAT) 50 marks

02 Academic Performance in Degree, 12th Standard and 10th Standard 10 marks

03 Work Experience 05 marks

04 Group Discussion 20 marks

05 Personal Interview 15 marks

Total 100 marks

15. Information of Infrastructure and Other Resources Available Number of classrooms and size of each: 10 (109.72 Sq. Mt Average Carpet Area) Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each : 7 (between 31 to 47.28 Sq Mt Carpet Area) Number of Computer Centres with capacity of each: 302.8 ( with 60 capacity) Central Examination facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each: 10 classrooms

with the seating capacity of 60 and 7 tutorial rooms with the seating capacity of 25each.

The following are the details of the classroom and learning facilities available in the

campus:

Year No. of RoomsTutorialRooms

SeminarHall

EnglishLab

ComputerLab

2019 – 2020 6 3 1 1 1

2018 – 2019 6 3 1 1 1

2017 – 2018 6 3 1 1 1

PGDM Classrooms with a Capacity of 60 students and ICT facility

Barrier free Built Environment for disabled and elderly persons: Available

Facilities for disabled: Lift and Wheel chair are available in the campus for disabled. Institutehas taken due care for disabled so that they can move around the campus with ease.

Occupancy Certificate –Available

Fire and Safety Certificate-Applied

Hostel Facilities: Separate hostels for boys and girls are available within the campus. 24x7 Internet connectivity is available in the campus

LibraryNumber of Library Books/Titles/Journals availableBooks -Number of Titles (Print collection)

Academic

Year

Existin

g

Adde

d

Tota

l2018 - 19 5510 151 5661

2017 - 18 5368 142 5510

2016 - 17 5273 95 5368

Books- Number of VolumesAcademic

Year

Existin

g

Adde

d

Withdrawa

l

Total

2018 – 19 34937 3823 3558 3520

22017 – 18 31912 3025 NIL 3493

72016 – 17 29299 2613 NIL 3191

2

JournalsAcademic

YearNational International Exchange

Newspapers &

Magazines

2018 – 19 57 10 45 30

2017 – 18 52 13 45 30

2016 – 17 56 15 45 30

Online Databases: for e-JournalsAcademic

Year

EBSCO (Business

Elite)

J-

Gate

DELNE

T

Open

Source2018 - 19 EBSCO J-Gate Delnet 20

2017 - 18 EBSCO J-Gate Delnet 20

2016 – 17 EBSCO J-Gate Delnet 20

E-Books Collection in Library

Online Databases: for e-Books

Academic Year DelnetEBSCO: e-book collection on

Mgt. & Business Books

en.bookfi.net(open source with22,40,000 Books)

NDL

2018 - 19 Delnet EBSCO en.bookfi.net Ndl

2017 - 18 Delnet en.bookfi.net Ndl

2016 - 17 Delnet en.bookfi.net Ndl

Library Catalogue: OPAC online public Access catalogue OPAC provides the access of the SSIM library database. OPAC allows the users to know the library collection and status of the library resources. OPAC allows the users to search the database by Title, Author, Call number, Accession

Number of the Document / Book. The user can access SSIM OPAC from any computer connected to the SSIM LAN.

For SSIM Books Database click on: 10.68.109.1:8080/newgenlibctxt

A gateway for free access e-journals on Business &management of various Publishers

Click on Individual journal title.

List of e-journals available online (Open source International Journals)

International Journal of Business and Managementhttp://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ijbm

International Journal of Management and Business Researchhttp://www.ijmbr.srbiau.ac.ir/

International Journal of Managementhttp://www.theijm.com/

Journal of Management and Marketing Researchhttp://aabri.com/jmmr.html

Asian Journal of Management Scienceshttp://www.literatipublishers.com/Journals/index.php?journal=AJMS

International Journal of Supply and Operations Management http://www.ijsom.com/ International Journal of Economics Finance and Management Scienceshttp://www.sciencepublishinggroup.com/j/ijefm Journal of Financial Risk Management Scientific research publishinghttp://www.scirp.org/journal/jfrm International journal of supply and operations managementhttp://www.ijsom.com/ Journal of operations and supply chain managementhttp://www.bibliotecadigital.fgv.br/ojs/index.php/joscm Journal of Logistics Management scientific and academic publishingwww.sapub.org/journal/archive.aspx?journalid=1089&issueid=2378 Business and management Journals http://www.omicsonline.org/business-and-management-journals.php Springer open journalshttp://www.springeropen.com/journals#business and management Journal of Risk and financial managementhttp://www.mdpi.com/journal/jrfm

SSIM Library with a capacity of 130 students

Computing Facilities

Internet BandwidthThe details of Internet facility are shown in Table below:

List of Available System Software Software’s available

Sl.No. Description Total Quantity

1 MS Windows 100

2 MS Office 300

3 SPSS 10

4 KASPERSKY Anti-Virus 100

5 TALLY 1

6 CORAL DRAW 1

Internet connection details

Sr. No. Computational Details No’s

1 Internet Bandwidth in MBPS 150

2 Internet Connection Ratio 1:1

List of Available System Software

Sr. No. System Software’s Users License

1 Windows 10 Pro 250

2 Windows 7 Professional 250

3 Windows 8.1 Professional 250

Number of servers for Institute 1

Name of the Internet Provider EXCEL MEDIA

Available Bandwidth 150 MBPS

Access Speed 1:1

Availability of Internet in an exclusive Labs Yes

Availability in Department and other units Yes

Institute own Email facility to Faculty/students Yes

Security/Privacy to Email/Internet Users Yes - Firewall/Cyberoam

Major Software packages available List of Available Application Software

Sr. No. Application Software’s License Type / Qty.

1 Office Professional Plus 2010 250

2 Office Professional Plus 2013 250

3 Office Professional Plus 2016 250

4 Office Professional Plus 2019 250

5 Kaspersky KESB 100 User

6 NewGenLib (Library) Multi User

7 Tally 9.1(Multi User) Multi User

8 Corel Draw Graphies Suite X6 1 User

9 SPSS Statistics 25.00 10 User

10 OFFICE 365 400

List of available learning Technologies

Sr. No. Learning Technologies Quantity

1 Desktop / Laptop(PC) 500

2 Printers 20

3 Sound amplifier 12

4 LCD projector 12

5 Cordless microphone 12

6 Copier 02

7 UPS 15KVA 3

8 LED Displays 6

Entrepreneurship Cell The objective of Entrepreneurship cell of SSIM is to create an ecosystem that supports innovationand entrepreneurship through the use of available resources and SSIM network. It also has an MOU with Wadhwani Foundation. Compliance of the National Academic Depository (NAD), applicable to PGCM / PGDM

Institutions and University Departments: Under Process List of facilities available

• Games & Sports Facilities - Available

Indoor Sports Facilities

Indoor facilities like Caroms, Chess, and Table Tennis were provided to all the students. SAMMELAN – College Sports fest is conducted in all these indoor sport events for both

Boys and Girls. Multipurpose Gym including treadmill, were arranged to all the students to make the

students fit and is provided in all the times. Students are encouraged to participate in the sports activities conducted and organized by

other colleges and inter college fests in and around city.

Outdoor Sports Facilities Cricket, Volley Ball sports facilities were provided to students. All the necessary kits for

the sports were provided to the students. College Sports ground was utilized for all the outdoor sports. Outside grounds were also

hired and leased to conduct the college sports events.Students are encouraged to participate in the sports activities conducted and organized by other colleges and inter college fests in and around

Indoor Sports Facility to the students for playing Outdoor Sports Facility to the students for playing volley

Chess, Caroms etc. ball, cricket etc.

• Extra-Curricular Activities At SSIM, students are encouraged to organize and participate in various managementfests organized by various peer institutions The students also celebrate and appreciateIndian culture and festivals in the campus and hostel. Cultural events include celebrationof Independence Day, Ethnic day, festivals like Onam, Holi etc and Farewell to SeniorStudents .

• Soft Skill Development Facilities

• In all PGDM Programs, SSIM constantly focuses on grooming students and in preparing them as industry ready. The programs offered by the institute includes courses such as – Managerial communication from term I till term V.

• Teaching Learning Process

• Curricula and syllabus for each of the programmes as approved by the University :Not Applicable

• Academic Calendar for PGDM , PGDM-BIFAAS, PGDM-Marketing and PGDM-General :

Academic Plan For The Year 2019- 2020S.

NO.PARTICULARS TIME LINES PARTICULARS

TIMELINES

First Year Second Year

1Commencement of induction forJuniors

25.07.2019

2 Closing of Induction 23.08.2019

3 Trimester 1 Class work commencement 26.08.2019Commencement of Trimester4Class work commencement

15.07.2019

4 Trimester 1 class work ending 15.11.2019 Trimester 4 class work ending 11.10.2019

5 Trimester Mid examinations 14.10.2019 to

19.10.2019Trimester Mid examinations

26.08.2019 to31.08.2019

6 Trimester End examinations 18.11.2019 to

25.11.2019Trimester End examinations

14.10.2019 to24.10.2019

7 Trimester 2 class work commencement 27.11.2019Trimester 5 class workcommencement

29.10.2019

8 Trimester Mid examinations 08.01.2020 to

11.01.2020Trimester Mid examinations

08.01.2020 to11.01.2020

9 Trimester End examinations 06.02.2020 Trimester End examinations 24.02.2020

10 Trimester 3 class work commencement 17-02-2020Trimester 6 class workcommencement

05-03-2020

11 Trimester Mid examinations 20-03-2020 Trimester Mid examinations 20-03-2020

12 Trimester End examinations 04-10th

May 2020Trimester End examinations 01-04-2020

13Industry Internship Project (IIP)commencement

15-05-2020

• Academic Time Table with the name of the Faculty members handling the Course (Indicative)

Sample Time table for a week for Term V with faculty members handling the course

DATEWEEKDAY

DAYCOUNT

9:30AM

- 10: 45AM

10:45

AM -

11:00AM

11:00AM

- 12:15PM

12:15PM

- 1: 15PM

1:15 PM -

2:30 PM

2:30PM

- 2:45PM

2:45 PM -

4:00 PM

4:00PM

- 5:00PM

27-10-2019 Sunday SUNDAY - DEEPAVALI

28-10-2019 Monday HOLIDAY

29-10-2019 Tuesday 1 IB

SHORT

BREAK

FD

LUNCH

BREAK

PLC.TRNG

SHORT

BREAK

PLC.TRNG

30-10-2019 Wednesday 2 MIO FMOD PLC.TRNG PLC.TRNG

31-10-2019 Thursday 3 MIS FD PLC.TRNG PLC.TRNG

01-11-2019 Friday 4 ARS FMOD PLC.TRNG PLC.TRNG

MIS K. SREEHARI

IB Dr. S. V. RAMANA RAO

FD Dr. V. ANNAPURNA

FMOD B. LOHIT KUMAR

MFSRB Dr. N. C.RAJYALAKSHMI

MIO Dr. V. JAYALAKSHMI

CM Dr. A. MURALIDHARPRASAD

ARS

Dr. K. S. HARISH

Maj. NUPUR GUPTA

Term 2 time table

Teaching Load of each faculty

PGDM COURSES FOR THE YEAR 2019-20 WITH FACULTY ALLOCATION

Sl.No

Subject Code Subject Name Faculty Name Credits TermProgram &

Section

1 1101-R1CG Principles of Management S.F.Chandra Sekhar 2 I PGDM

2 1102-R1CF Micro Economics L. Krishnaveni 2 I PGDM

3 1103-R1CG Business Environment and Law P.Swathi 3 I PGDM

4 1104-R1CFFinancial Reporting, Statements and

AnalysisN.C. Rajyalakshmi 3 I PGDM

5 1105-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IKiranmayi Patel 2 I PGDM

6 1106-R1CD Information Technology for Managers Subash Tej 2 I PGDM

7 1101-R1CG Principles of Management Uma Maheswari 2 I PGDM

8 1102-R1CF Micro Economics L. Krishnaveni 2 I PGDM

9 1103-R1CG Business Environment and Law P.Swathi 3 I PGDM

10 1104-R1CFFinancial Reporting, Statements and

AnalysisN.C. Rajyalakshmi 3 I PGDM

11 1105-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IKiranmayi Patel 2 I PGDM

12 1106-R1CD Information Technology for Managers Sreehari K 2 I PGDM

13 1101-R1CG Principles of Management Daman Johar 2 I PGDM - G/M

14 1102-R1CF Micro Economics L. Krishnaveni 2 I PGDM - G/M

15 1103-R1CG Business Environment and Law Uma Maheswari 3 I PGDM - G/M

16 1104-R1CFFinancial Reporting, Statements and

AnalysisN.C.Rajyalakshmi 3 I PGDM - G/M

17 1105-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IKiranmayi Patel 2 I PGDM - G/M

18 1106-R1CD Information Technology for Managers Sreehari K 2 I PGDM - G/M

19 1101-R1BCGManagement and Organizational

BehaviourPavan Patel 3 I

PGDM -BIFAAS

20 1102-R1BCF Micro Economics B. Lohithkumar 2 IPGDM -BIFAAS

21 1103-R1BCG Business Environment and Law M.R. Senapathy 3 IPGDM -BIFAAS

22 1104-R1BCFFinancial Reporting, Statements and

AnalysisA. Muralidhar Prasad 3 I

PGDM -BIFAAS

23 1105-R1BCDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IK. S. Harish 2 I

PGDM -BIFAAS

24 1106-R1BCD Information Technology for Managers Sreehari K 2 IPGDM -BIFAAS

25 1201-R1CH Organizational Behaviour Daman Johar 2 II PGDM

26 1202-R1CF Macro Economics L. Krishnaveni 2 II PGDM

27 1203-R1CF Corporate Finance - I Debadutta Das 2 II PGDM

28 1204-R1CM Marketing Management - I T. Thirumal Reddy 2 II PGDM

29 1205-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IIKiranmayi Patel 2 II PGDM

30 1206-R1CD Management Information System Subash Tej 3 II PGDM

31 1207-R1CG Managerial Communication - I Nupur Gupta 3 II PGDM

32 1201-R1CH Organizational Behaviour P.Swathi 2 II PGDM - B

33 1202-R1CF Macro Economics L. Krishnaveni 2 II PGDM - B

34 1203-R1CF Corporate Finance - I B. Lohithkumar 2 II PGDM - B

35 1204-R1CM Marketing Management - I K. Grace Mani 2 II PGDM - B

36 1205-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IIKiranmayi Patel 2 II PGDM - B

37 1206-R1CD Management Information System Subash Tej 3 II PGDM - B

38 1207-R1CG Managerial Communication - I Daman Johar 3 II PGDM - B

39 1201-R1CH Organizational Behaviour Pavan Patel 2 II PGDM - G/M

40 1202-R1CF Macro Economics Radhika Sasidhar 2 II PGDM - G/M

41 1203-R1CF Corporate Finance - I Debadatta Das 2 II PGDM - G/M

42 1204-R1CM Marketing Management - I B. Muralidhara Rao 2 II PGDM - G/M

43 1205-R1CDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IIKiranmayi 2 II PGDM - G/M

44 1206-R1CD Management Information System Sreehari 3 II PGDM - G/M

45 1207-R1CG Managerial Communication - I Nupur Gupta 3 II PGDM - G/M

46 1201-R1BCM Marketing Management B. Muralidhara Rao 3 IIPGDM -BIFAAS

47 1202-R1BCF Macro Economics Radhika Sasidhar 2 IIPGDM -BIFAAS

48 1203-R1BCF Corporate Finance - I Debadutta Das 2 IIPGDM -BIFAAS

49 1204-R1BCDBusiness Statistics and Analytics for

Decision Making - IIKS Harish 2 II

PGDM -BIFAAS

50 1205-R1BCF Banking Law and Operations V.G. Chari 3 IIPGDM -BIFAAS

51 1206-R1BCFPerspectives of Insurance and Risk

ManagementAmulya Mala- 3 II

PGDM -BIFAAS

52 1207-R1BCG Managerial Communication - I Nupur Gupta 3 IIPGDM -BIFAAS

53 1301-R1CH Human Resource Management P.Swathi 3 III PGDM

54 1302-R1CD Operations Research Subash Tej 3 III PGDM

55 1303-R1CF Corporate Finance - II V. Annapurna 2 III PGDM

56 1304-R1CM Marketing Management - II M. Anil Ramesh 2 III PGDM

57 1305-R1CD Operations Management Kalyani A 3 III PGDM

58 1306-R1CF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 2 III PGDM

59 1307-R1CD Research Methodology S.F.Chandra Sekhar 3 III PGDM

60 1308-R1CG Managerial Communication - II Daman Johar 3 III PGDM

61 1301-R1CH Human Resource Management Uma Maheswari 3 III PGDM - B

62 1302-R1CD Operations Research Subash Tej 3 III PGDM - B

63 1303-R1CF Corporate Finance - II B. Lohithkumar 2 III PGDM - B

64 1304-R1CM Marketing Management - II B. Muralidhara Rao 2 III PGDM - B

65 1305-R1CD Operations Management Kalyani A 3 III PGDM - B

66 1306-R1CF Management Accounting S.V. Ramana Rao 2 III PGDM - B

67 1307-R1CD Research Methodology S.F.Chandra Sekhar 3 III PGDM - B

68 1308-R1CG Managerial Communication - II Nupur Gupta 3 III PGDM - B

69 1301-R1CH Human Resource Management Uma Maheswari 3 III PGDM - G/M

70 1302-R1CD Operations Research K. S. Harish 3 III PGDM - G/M

71 1303-R1CF Corporate Finance - II B. Lohithkumar 2 III PGDM - G/M

72 1304-R1CM Marketing Management - II Arijit Santikary 2 III PGDM - G/M

73 1305-R1CD Operations Management Kalyani 3 III PGDM - G/M

74 1306-R1CF Management Accounting M. Pardhasaradhi 2 III PGDM - G/M

75 1307-R1CD Research Methodology K. S. Harish 3 III PGDM - G/M

76 1308-R1CG Managerial Communication - II K. Grace Mani 3 III PGDM - G/M

77 1301-R1BCH Human Resource Management Pavan Patel 3 IIIPGDM -BIFAAS

78 1302-R1BCD Operations Research Kiranmayi 2 IIIPGDM -BIFAAS

79 1303-R1BCF Corporate Finance - II N.C. Rajyalakshmi 2 IIIPGDM -BIFAAS

80 1304-R1BCF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 2 IIIPGDM -BIFAAS

81 1305-R1BCF Credit Appraisal and Monitoring V.G. Chari 3 IIIPGDM -BIFAAS

82 1306-R1BCFPrinciples and Practice of Life and

General InsuranceV. Jayalakshmi 3 III

PGDM –BIFAAS

83 1307-R1BCD Research Methodology K. S. Harish 3 IIIPGDM –BIFAAS

84 1308-R1BCG Managerial Communication - II Nupur Gupta 3 IIIPGDM –BIFAAS

85 241-CG Strategic Management B. Muralidhara Rao 3 IV PGDM

86 241-CG Strategic Management M. Chaitanya 3 IV PGDM – B

87 241-CG Strategic Management Pavan Patel 3 IV PGDM – G

88 241-CG Strategic Management Kunal Gaurav 3 IV PGDM – M

89 242-MF Management of Financial Services V. Annapurna 3 IV PGDM – Major

90 243-MFInvestment Analysis and Portfolio

ManagementB. Lohithkumar 3 IV PGDM – Major

91 244-MF Risk Management and Derivatives S.V. Ramana Rao 3 IV PGDM – Major

92 242-MM Consumer Behaviour T. Thirumal Reddy 3 IV PGDM – Major

93 243-MM Field Sales Management Arijit Santikary 3 IV PGDM – Major

94 244-MM Services Marketing & CRM M.Kota 3 IV PGDM – Major

95 242-MM Consumer Behaviour K. Grace Mani 3 IV PGDM – Major

96 243-MM Field Sales Management T. Thirumal Reddy 3 IV PGDM – Major

97 244-MM Services Marketing & CRM Arijit Santikary 3 IV PGDM – Major

98 242-MH Human Resource Development S.F.Chandra Sekhar 3 IV PGDM – Major

99 243-MH Industrial Relations and Labor Laws P.Swathi 3 IV PGDM – Major

100 244-MH Performance Management Pavan Patel 3 IV PGDM – Major

101 245-NF Management of Financial Services M. Nagendra 3 IV PGDM – Minor

102 245-NM Field Sales Management Arijit Santikary 3 IV PGDM – Minor

103 245-NH Human Resource Development Uma Maheswari 3 IV PGDM – Minor

104 245-ND Supply Chain Management Kalyani 3 IV PGDM - Minor

105 245-NA Visual Analytics K. S. Harish 3 IV PGDM - Minor

106 246-SF Principles and Practices of Banking V.G. Chari 3 IVPGDM -Sectoral

107 246-SM Digital Marketing T. Thirumal Reddy 3 IVPGDM -Sectoral

108 246-SR Retail Management M. Chaitanya 3 IVPGDM -Sectoral

109 246-SD Visual Analytics Using Tableau Sreehari 3 IVPGDM -Sectoral

110 246-SGInnovation Management and

EntrepreneurshipA. Muralidhar Prasad 3 IV

PGDM -Sectoral

111 247-CG Managerial Communication-III Nupur Gupta 3 IV PGDM

112 247-CG Managerial Communication-III Nupur Gupta 3 IV PGDM - B

113 247-CG Managerial Communication-III Daman Johar 3 IV PGDM - G

114 247-CG Managerial Communication-III K. Grace Mani 3 IV PGDM - M

115 241-BCM Marketing Management K. Grace Mani 3 IVPGDM -BIFAAS

116 242-BCF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 3 IVPGDM -BIFAAS

117 243-BCFInvestment Analysis and Portfolio

ManagementV. Annapurna 3 IV

PGDM -BIFAAS

118 244-BCFRisk, Treasury Management and

International BankingM.R. Senapathy 3 IV

PGDM -BIFAAS

119 245-BCFPrinciples and Practice of General

InsuranceV. Jayalakshmi 3 IV

PGDM -BIFAAS

120 246-BCFPersonal Financial Planning and

Wealth ManagementA. Muralidhar Prasad 3 IV

PGDM -BIFAAS

121 247-BCG Managerial Communication - III Daman Johar 3 IVPGDM -BIFAAS

122 251-CG Entrepreneurship A. Muralidhar Prasad 3 V PGDM

123 251-CG Entrepreneurship M.R. Senapathy 3 V PGDM - B

124 251-CG Entrepreneurship Kunal Gaurav 3 V PGDM - G

125 251-CG Entrepreneurship Kunal Gaurav 3 V PGDM - M

126 252-CF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 3 V PGDM

127 252-CF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 3 V PGDM - B

128 252-CF Management Accounting M. Nagendra 3 V PGDM - G

129 252-CF Management Accounting N.C. Rajyalakshmi 3 V PGDM - M

130 253-MF Corporate Valuation B. Lohithkumar 3 V PGDM - Major

131 254-MF Strategic Financial Management A. Sreehari Krishna 3 V PGDM - Major

132 253-MM Product Policy and Brand Management Arijit Santikary 3 V PGDM - Major

133 254-MM Integrated Marketing Communication K. Grace Mani 3 V PGDM - Major

134 253-MM Product Policy and Brand Management K. Grace Mani 3 V PGDM - Major

135 254-MM Integrated Marketing Communication Arijit Santikary 3 V PGDM - Major

136 253-MH Compensation Management Uma Maheswari 3 V PGDM - Major

137 254-MH Human Resource Information Systems Sreehari 3 V PGDM - Major

138 255-NFPersonal Financial Planning and

Wealth ManagementA. Sreehari Krishna 3 V PGDM - Minor

139 256-NF Capital Markets M.R. Senapathy 3 V PGDM - Minor

140 255-NM Services Marketing & CRM T. Thirumal Reddy 3 V PGDM – Minor

141 256-NM Product Policy and Brand Management Arijit Santikary 3 V PGDM – Minor

142 255-NH Performance Management S.F.Chandra Sekhar 3 V PGDM – Minor

143 256-NH Compensation Management P.Swathi 3 V PGDM – Minor

144 255-ND Total Quality Management Kalyani 3 V PGDM – Minor

145 256-ND Service Operations Management M. Chaitanya 3 V PGDM – Minor

146 255-NA Machine Learning - I K. S. Harish 3 V PGDM – Minor

147 256-NA Machine Learning - II Sashidhar 3 V PGDM – Minor

148 257-SF Bank Credit Management M.R. Senapathy 3 VPGDM –Sectoral

149 257-SM Social Media Marketing T. Thirumal Reddy 3 VPGDM –Sectoral

150 257-SR Visual Merchandising M. Chaitanya 3 VPGDM –Sectoral

151 257-SD Predictive Analytics Using R K. S. Harish 3 VPGDM –Sectoral

152 257-SGFamily, Small and Social

EntrepreneurshipA. Muralidhar Prasad 3 V

PGDM –Sectoral

153 251-BCD Management Information System Sreehari 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

154 252-BCF Investment Banking S.V. Ramana Rao 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

155 253-BCF Financial Derivatives V. Annapurna 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

156 254-BCF Financial Modelling B. Lohithkumar 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

157 255-BCFManagement of Financial Services and

Retail BankingN.C. Rajyalakshmi 3 V

PGDM –BIFAAS

158 256-BCF Management of Insurance Operations V. Jayalakshmi 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

159 257-BCF Capital Markets A. Muralidhar Prasad 3 VPGDM –BIFAAS

160 261-CF Project Management M. Pardhasaradhi 3 VI PGDM

161 261-CF Project Management M. Pardhasaradhi 3 VI PGDM – B

162 261-CF Project Management M.R. Senapathy 3 VI PGDM – G

163 261-CF Project Management Sreehari 3 VI PGDM – M

164 262-CG International Business M. Anil Ramesh 3 VI PGDM

165 262-CG International Business B. Muralidhara Rao 3 VI PGDM – B

166 262-CG International Business L. Krishnaveni 3 VI PGDM – G

167 262-CG International Business T. Thirumal Reddy 3 VI PGDM – M

168 263-CGBusiness Ethics and Corporate

GovernanceUma Maheswari 3 VI PGDM

169 263-CGBusiness Ethics and Corporate

GovernanceP.Swathi 3 VI PGDM – B

170 263-CGBusiness Ethics and Corporate

GovernancePavan Patel 3 VI PGDM – G

171 263-CGBusiness Ethics and Corporate

GovernanceS.F.Chandra Sekhar 3 VI PGDM – M

172 261-BCG Project Management M.R. Senapathy 3 VIPGDM –BIFAAS

173 262-BCF International Financial Management V. Annapurna 3 VIPGDM –BIFAAS

174 263-BCG Strategic Management Kunal Gaurav 3 VIPGDM –BIFAAS

Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place:

Evaluation of student performance for continuous improvement

The evaluation of student performance for continuous improvement comprises of variouscomponents such as assignments, quizzes, projects etc. These components are used to measureeffectively the learnings of the students based on the course requirement. For every Course, theassessments components can be categorised into Internal and End Term evaluation components.The internal components comprise of Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE), Midtermexamination and marks for attendance for encouraging regular attendance of students to the class.It is mandatory for the faculty to evaluate the performance of the student continuously throughoutthe trimester using the following evaluation methods:

Components of Internal Assessment Method I. Continuous Internal Evaluation Components (CIE) comprising of

o Assignments

o Quizzes

o Projects

o Presentations

o Case Studies

o Role Plays

II. Mid Term Examinations

Faculty can choose one or more methods of assessment stated above in addition to the ‘End TermExamination’ which is compulsory for all the students. The continuous assessment during theterm as stated above and the term end examination will carry marks in 50%:50% proportion.

Pedagogical Initiatives & Practices

At SSIM the faculty members use various Pedagogical tools to improve the quality of teaching and assurance of learning. Below mentioned are few of the tools being used by the faculty members

Instructional Methods and Pedagogical Initiatives at SSIM

16. Enrolment of Students in the last 3 years

Sr. No

AcademicYear

ProgramSanctioned

Intake Actual

Enrolments

1 2019-20

PGDM 120 98

PGDM -BIFAAS 60 42

PGDM-Marketing 60 22

PGDM-General 60 19

2 2018-19

PGDM 120 117

PGDM -BIFAAS 60 60

PGDM-Marketing 60 49

3 2017-2018

PGDM- 120 120

PGDM -BIFAAS 60 60

PGDM-Marketing 60 60

17. List of Research Projects/Consultancy Works : Not ApplicableDetails of Consultancy Assignments of the institution are furnished below: Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institution Society (TTWREIS) and TelanganaSocial Welfare Residential Educational Institution Society (TSWREIS) have floated a tender forIIT-JEE/NEET/EAMCET online assessment for mains and advanced examination practice teststo intermediate students. SSIM has got the prestigious consultancy project from the TTWREIS &TSWREIS, Telangana State (TS) Government.

Following are the details of Source of Consultancy, Nature of Consultancy and Funding amountand stage of consultancy.

Case Method

Learning From RealLife Applications-

Corporate InterviewsGuest Lectures

E-LearningPedagogical initiativesRole Plays

Learning fromPeers in groups

Learning frommovies

Simulations AndExperiential Exercises

S.No

AY Source of Consultancy Nature of Consultancy FundingAmount

Status ofConsultanc

y1. 2019-20 GURUKULAM, Telangana

Tribal Welfare ResidentialEducational Institution Society(TTWREIS), TS

IIT-JEE/NEET/EAMCET onlineassessment for mains and advancedexamination

Rs. 27,14,400/- In progress

2 2018-19 GURUKULAM, TelanganaTribal Welfare ResidentialEducational Institution Society(TTWREIS), TS

IIT-JEE/NEET/EAMCET onlineassessment for mains and advancedexamination

Rs. 10,36,800/- Completed

3 2017-18 Telangana Social WelfareResidential EducationalInstitution Society (TSWREIS),TS

IIT-JEE/NEET/EAMCET onlineassessment for mains and advancedexamination

Rs. 4,72,800/- Completed

• Industry Linkage : Yes17. LoA and Subsequent EoA till the current Academic Year Visit for approval letters https://www.ssim.ac.in/uploads/AICTE_Approval_1992_2020_All_Years1.pdf

18. Accounted audited statement for the last three years: Visit for Balance Sheet :

https://www.ssim.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/committee/SSIM%20Annual%20Accounts-2018-19.pdf

19. Best Practices adopted, if any SSIM’S BEST PRACTICESThe following are the best practices followed at SSIM for the development of our ManagementGraduates:

1. Induction Programme 2. Inputs from Industry 3. Project based learning 4. Outcome based education 5. Experiential Learning and Social Project 6. Entrepreneurship orientation through E-Cell 7. Association with bodies like HMA8. Managerial Competency Development9. Term end viva with corporates 10. Class room to corporate training sessions11. CFP, BRS, CRS, ARS etc12. Workshops on Specific areas.