AIMS Peenya, Bangalore

ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT & SCIENCES

(AIMS) Peenya, Bangalore, Karnataka, INDIA

Annual Report (2015-2016)

CONTENTS

AIMS INSTITUTES 1

AIMS LOGO 2

AIMS ACCOLADES 3

CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS 6

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON "EMERGING TRENDS IN REVENUE MANAGEMENT IN SERVICE

INDUSTRY" 6

WEBINAR ON RESEARCH METHODS FOR ENGINEERS AND ENGINEERING EDUCATORS 6

ONE DAY SEMINAR ON CHALLENGES IN STAINLESS STEEL WELDING & ENGINEER’S DAY CELEBRATION 6

ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL EVENTS 7

NATIONAL YOUTH DAY 7

AIMS CULINARY EXPO- 2016 7

MIDNIGHT MARATHON 8

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT DAY CELEBRATIONS 8

NEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK “INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR A BETTER WORLD” 8

BOOK LAUNCH - “START UP YOUR RESTAURANT” 8

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK CELEBRATIONS 8

UG GRADUATION DAY 9

PG GRADUATION DAY 9

LEADING MANAGEMENT GURU 9

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY AT AIMS INSTITUTES 9

ALUMNI FOCUS MEET 10

INAUGURATION OF UG ACADEMIC SESSION 10

MBA BATCHINDUCTION PROGRAM 10

GANESH CHATURTI CELEBRATION 10

NATIONAL MANAGEMENT WEEK 10

KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS 11

ETHNIC DAY CELEBRATION 11

CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 11

CULINARY EVENT 11

AIMS PUBLICATION – BOOK RELEASE CEREMONY 11

OBSERVANCE OF VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK 12

KANNADA RAJYOTHSAVA 12

CRIME PREVENTION MONTH 12

CONSITUTION DAY 12

WORKSHOPS , FDPS, MDPS AND TRAINING PROGRAMS 12

WORKSHOP ON 'M.A.K. HALLIDAY'S SCALE CATEGORY GRAMMAR' 12

LECTURE ON LITERARY AND CULTURAL STUDIES 13

LECTURE ON INDIAN WRITINGS IN ENGLISH 13

WORKSHOP ON FIRE FIGHTING AND FIRST AID 13

MOTIVATION PROGRAM ON "PASSION" BY THOMAS JOHN ROSE 14

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS 14

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL 14

FDP ON CASE WRITING 15

WEBINAR ON RESEARCH METHODS FOR ENGINEERS AND ENGINEERING EDUCATORS 15

WORKSHOP ON REVISED SYLLABUS OF V SEMESTER BBA, BANGALORE UNIVERSITY 15

FDP ON BUSINESS ANALYTICS-AN OVERVIEW 15

FDP ON SPSS 15

SYMPOSIUM ON COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS GAPS 15

WORKSHOP ON THE BALANCING ACT FOR SUPPORT STAFF 16

WORKSHOP ON CYBER CRIME 16

FDP ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP-“KICK STARTING ENTREPRENEURIAL CAMPUS” 16

WORKSHOP ON HEALTHY LIVING 16

WORKSHOP ONCONTEMPORARY FLORIOGRAPHY 16

WORKSHOP ON LIFE AS A CHEF" 16

KARVY – SEAL (STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND APPLIED LEARNING) PROGRAM 17

COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING 17

GUEST LECTURE 18

GUEST LECTURE - WOMAN AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP 18

GUEST LECTURE ON CLIMATE CHANGE 18

GUEST LECTURE - SKILLING INDIA - ROLE OF YOUTH 18

GUEST LECTURE ON MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS 18

GUEST LECTURE - BRAINSTORMING SESSION ON LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 18

GUEST LECTURE - ON A B C D E F OF SUCCESS 19

GUEST LECTURE - SUICIDAL TENDENCIES AND THEIR PREVENTION 19

EXHIBITION AND FEST 20

AIMS STUDENTS AT TEDX BANGALORE WOMEN EMPO WERMENT 20

SUPERNOVA - INTERCOLLEGIATE MANAGEMENT FEST 20

SOFT START UPS 20

AAZAADI 70 CELEBRATIONS 20

ESPERANZA 2016 - UG FRESHER’S DAY PROGRAM 20

OPPO TIMES FRESH FACE 2016 21

MIND MATTERS 2016 - INTERDEPARTMENTAL QUIZ COMPETITION 21

NSS - NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME 21

SPORTS 21

RESEARCH 22

LIST OF ON GOING FUNDED PROJECTS 23

PUBLICATIONS 24

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES 33

“YOUTH FOR SCIENCES & SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE” SPECIAL CAMP 33

AWARENESS WORKSHOP ON WATER CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENT 34

“GIVE LIFE TO JUNK “WORKSHOP WAS CONDUCTED ON 3RD AUGUST 2016 34

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BASE LINE SURVEY CONDUCTED 34

A TALK ON REALITY OF CLIMATE CHANGE 34

EXCLUSIVE TIME WITH ORPHAN CHILDREN FROM SUMANGALI SEVASRAM 35

“BEST OUT OF WASTE” COMPETITION 35

NO HORN AND SAVE PETRO L CAMPAIGN 35

“WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY” 35

"VOLUNTARY STUDENT ORGANISATION” 36

BLOOD DONATION CAMP 36

CLEANING OF COLLEGE PREMISES AND PEENYA 1ST CROSS MAIN ROAD. 36

WORLD TOURISM DAY 37

VISIT TO NGO 37

CHILD PROTECTION: THE NEED OF THE HOUR 37

EVENTS CONDUCTED 39

EXCHANGE PROGRAMS/ INTERNATIONAL TRIPS 40

INTERNATIONAL STUDY TOUR TO MALAYSIA 40

UNIVERSITY OF SHIMANE, JAPAN 40

DELEGATES FROM ISRAEL VISIT AIMS 40

DELEGATES FROM THAILAND VISIT AIMS 41

UNIVERSITY OF SHIMANE, JAPAN DELEGATES VISITS AIMS INSTITUTES 41

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS 41

UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDERS 41

ACHIEVEMENTS AT INTERCOLLEGIATE AND UNIVERISTY LEVELS 42

STUDENT RESULTS 45

VISITORS AT AIMS 46

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AIMS INS TITUTES

Vision

“Transform youth into p rofessionals of global excellence with a deep concern for society”

Mission

AIMS Institutes continuously strives to:

Establish and maintain the state of–the–art infrastructure

Engage faculty of the highest competence

Improve teaching aids, methodologies and training tools for both faculty and student

Inculcate in students the spirit of team work, leadership , entrep reneurship , global perspective,

quality , values of ethical behavior and sensitivity to society.

Nurture p rofessionalism and effective industry interaction

Objectives

The p rimary objective of AIMS Institutes is to p rovide quality education to create:

Dynamic leaders for the industry

Academicians and researchers with relevant knowledge

Entrep reneurs and p rofessionals of high caliber

Citizens sensitized towards the societal needs

Quality Policy

AIMS Institutes is committed to “Create intellectual cap ital through an exemplary value based sy stem,

which p rovides foundation for a life time of p rofessional growth and personal development. This is

achieved by adop ting innovative teaching, p roviding international exposure and encouraging

continuous research and learning”.

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AIMS Logo

Knowledge is power and is rep resented in the flame red colour. Knowledge is expansive and

acquired in stages – rep resented in the graphic of the blossoming Lotus

The green stalk and the p ink petals suggest blooming of the undergraduate to

postgraduate eminence that AIMS enables with a strong foundation

All with objective of empowering minds to reach perfection – rep resented by the upward

pointing triangle.

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AIMS Accolades

AICTE-CII S urvey

Platinum ranking with score band > 30

Outlook Business Magazine - India's Best Business Schools SurveyOct 2016

49th Rank all over India - Top 100 Management Schools

The WeekHansa ResearchBest B School Survey - Oct 2016

4th Place in Bangalore B - Schools

9th Place in South Zone Private B - Schools

34th Place in Private B - Schools

53rd Place all over India - out of 156 B - Schools.

Times of India B-S chool Survey 2016

No. 1 Private B-School in South Zone

No. 1 Private B-School in Karnataka

2nd Best B-School in Karnataka

3rd Best B-School in South-Zone

14th Best Private B-School in India

27th Best B-School in India

Business Standard- IMRB International Survey, 17 June 2016

"Category 'A' Business School - Super League A4"

Outlook Money June 2016

4th Rank - Top 10 Business School by Infra & Living Experience

6th Rank - Top 10 Business School by Industry Interface

9th Rank - Top 10 Business School in Metro

10th Rank - Top 25 Financial Specialists in India

10th Rank - Top 10 Business School by Student Intake

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AIMS SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY

GHRDC S urvey, 2016

3rd Best Top Private Hotel Management Institutes in India

5th Best Top 20 Hotel Management Institutes (Government & Private) in India by faculty ,

publication, research, consultancy , CDP& other p rogrammes

The Week, June 2016

4th Rank - Top Private Hotel Management Colleges in South Zone

7th Rank - Top Private Hotel Management Colleges in India

18th Rank - Top Hotel Management Colleges in India

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

Dr. Kiran Reddy, CEO&Principal, AIMS was awarded "Educational Leader of the Year"

Future of India – Business Excellence and Achievement Award for Entrepreneurs – 2016

AIMS Institutes was conferred the Bangalore Management Association (BMA) Award for

"Institute of Excellence in Higher Education" on 14th August, 2015. Principal and CEO Dr.

KiranReddy received the award.

Dr S heri Kurien , Registrar AIMS Institute of Higher Education, was conferred the special

app reciation award in the IFCA – National Young Chefs Convention 2016 – 29th & 30th

Aug 2016.

AIMS Institute of Higher Education (AIMS School of Business) has become a member of the

AMDIS A. The Association of Management Development Institutions in South Asia

(AMDISA)

AIMS - Appreciation letter received from Dr. K. Kasthuri Rangan , Former Chairman ISRO,

Ex MP, Scientifc advisor to the Prime Minister, Member, National Planning commiss ion,

Member Karnataka State Knowledge commission, Padmashree, Padmabhushan,

Padmavibhusahn award.

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AIMS Institute of Higher Education (AIMS School of Business) is a member of the AMDISA

AMDISA is a “SAARC Recognized Body ”. Its Recip rocal Members are Institutions with similar objectives outside South Asia and includes Institutions such as Association to Advance Collegiate

Schools of Business (AACSB) International, USA; European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD), Belgium; Russian Association of Business Education (RABE), Russia; Central

and East European Management Development Association (CEEMAN), Slovenia; Association of Business Schools (ABS), UK; Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM), Australia, etc.

AIMS Hotel School is an institutional member of EUHOFA International, Netherlands . The

school was unanimously selected to be a Full Member by the association and is the first from India to get the membership .

AIMS Institutes is now a member of NAFS A, an association of International Educators. NAFSA is the world's largest nonp rofit association dedicated to international education and exchange,

working to advance policies and p ractices that ensure a more interconnected, peaceful world today and for generations to come.

IFCA – National Young Chefs Convention 2016

THE YOUNG Chefs Association of India (YCAI), p art of the Indian Federation of Culinary

Associations (IFCA) organized the first IFCA National Young Chef’s Convention in New Delhi at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, from August 29 to 30, 2016. Dr. Priyanandan Reddy, COO, AIMS Institutes - Bangalore p resents about AIMS @ 1st National Young Chefs Convention 2016.

Dr S heri Kurien, Registrar, AIMS Institutes, has got the special appreciation award in the event . We are p roud of this recognition of his dedicated service to School of Hosp itality & Tourism, AIMS

Institutes.

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CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS

International conference on "Emerging Trends in Revenue Management in

Service Industry"

The conference was held on 12th and 13th February 2016, with the p rimary objective to highlight the role of educational institutions in develop ing strategies for revenue management and create a p latform

for industry -academia partnership. The inaugural session of the ceremony was graced by

Chief Guest, Dr. Thimme Gowda, Vice Chancellor of Bangalore University

Chief Guest, Ms. S usanne Stolte, President, Board of Directors, Hotel School The Hague (GH),

Prof. Ajay Kapur, Professor of Hotel School, Hague

Dr. Ravi Prasad, Commissioner – Commercial taxes, GOK,

Ms. Aija Rantina, Senior Project Manager, BA School of Business and Finance (GH)

Webinar on Research Methods for Engineers and Engineering Educators The webinar was coordinated by Prof. Krishna Vedula, Executive Director, Indo Universal

Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE). The webinar was held on 22.08.2016 from 3.30-pm to 4.30pm.

One day Seminar on Challenges in Stainless Steel Welding & Engineer’s Day

Celebration The Indian Institute of Welding, Bangalore Branch organised the one day seminar on Challenges in Stainless Steel Welding & Engineer’s Day Celebration at AIMS Institutes on Tuesday, 4th Oct 2016.

The Program was supported by National Small Industries Corporation Limited (NSIC) and Peenya Industries Association (PIA).

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ACADEMIC AND CULTURAL EVENTS

National Youth Day National Youth Day (Yuva Diwas or Swamy Vivekananda Birthday ) is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm in India every year on 12th of January . It is celebrated to commemorate the birthday of

Swami Vivekananda, maker of modern India. It was first declared by the Government of India in the year 1984 to celebrate the birthday of Swami Vivekananda as the National Youth Day . Since then (1985), it has started

celebrating National Youth Day all over the country . On the 153rd birthday of Swami Vivekananda with the theme of

2016 as “Indian Youth for Development, Skill and Harmony”. AIMS School of Hosp itality and tourism in coordination with AIMS Centre for Community Services had organized the

celebration of the same in AIMS Campus. Four different competitions were conducted for students of our college to

motivate towards Swami Vivekananda’s ideology and the competitions are as follows;

Essay Writing on the top ic ‘Role of Ethics in Empowering Youth’, Debate on the top ic ‘Relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s Ideology in Modern Scenario’ Short Video on the top ic ‘Youth Empowerment’

and Poster Making on the top ic ‘Youth Empowerment’ In all the competitions students from all departments participated with enthusiasm and came up with

new dimensions to the ideology of Swami Vivekananda. The p rogramme started with invocation by our student and p resentation of short videos on youth empowerment p repared by our students.

Followed by a welcome speech from Dr. Karunakara Raddy , Director, ACCS. Soon after the address of the chief guest the p rizes were distributed to the winners of all the competitions. The p rogramme was p resided over by our Principal, Dr. Kiran Reddy , in her Presidential address she mentioned the

importance of youth empowerment and Swami Vivekananda’s p rincip les in bringing about a great change in the Indian youth. The p rogramme was concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Sheri Kurian,

Registrar, AIMS.

AIMS Culinary Expo- 2016

The Expo, a signature event of the Department of Hosp itality and Tourism Management, aimed to insp ire young students to foster a genuine interest in culinary art and become culinary p rofessionals.

The expo saw the participation of Indian and international celebrity chefs insp iring the young students of hotel management to become culinary p rofessionals.

The event was inaugurated by Mr.S iraj Mukherjee - GM, Hotel Royal Orchid, Bangalore.

The celebrity chefs and dignitaries who graced the occasion were: Mr Chethan Kamani (a well known Food Critic)

Celebrity Chef Nimish Bhatia (Chef &Entrep reneur Nimmisserie) Celebrity Chef Manu Chandra (Chef & Entrep reneur Olive Beach, Bangalore),

Chef Antonio Tardi (Executive Chef Shangri-la Hotel, Bangalore) Chef Armando Di Filippo (Movenpick Hotel, Bengaluru)

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Midnight Marathon AIMS Institute through its women’s cell organised mid-night

marathon in association withGhrilakshmi.This was to participate in the 'Run for Women Empowerment' in association with Grihalakshmi (A Magazine in Malayalam by

Mathrubhoomi Publishers) on 28th January 2016 in AIMS campus. The marathon was flagged by Dr. Sheri Kurian,

Registrar, AIMS Institutes; around 50 girl students took part in the run.

International Student Day Celebrations A cultural p rogram was organized by the international students at AIMS in the Auditorium. The Director of ICCR, Bangalore Mr K S ingh and advisor, Center for Foriegn Students, Dep t of HE, GOK Mr. Ramesh K were p resent.

NEN Entrepreneurship Week “Innovative Ideas For A Better World” AIMSA in collaboration with “National Entrep reneurship Network -NEN” is p roudly celebrating &

hosting “Entrep reneurship Week” from 20th-27th February 2016 between 9am & 5pm in the campus. The event is directed to sensitize society at large, especially student community towards entrep reneurship through interactions, events & activities to establish clarity on its benefits and effect

to the society as well as the economy .

Book Launch - “Start up Your Restaurant” The Book ‘Start up Your Restaurant’ authored by Mr. Jayanth Narayanan and Ms. Priya Bala was

launched at the AIMS-Institute of Higher Education, Peenya, Bangalore on the 29th of february 2016.

Mr. S rijan Vadhera, Resident Manager, Shangrila, Bangalore was the Chief Guest and Prof. Ranganathan ,

Professional Business Coach, CEO of 10minutebiztools and Consultant- AIMS Entrep reneurship Excellence Centre

(AEEC) was the guest of Honour of this event.

International Women’s week celebrations The international Women’s week was celebrated at AIMS-Institutes from 9th March,2016 to 12th

March, 2016. The guest for the event were:

Dr. Kiran Reddy, Principal & CEO of AIMS Institutes. Mr. Gopal Reddy, Director of AIMS Institutes.

Ms. Anaga Reddy, Director Higher Secondary Education, AIMS Institutes. Ms. Radha S iddhanti, Counselor Ms Ramitha K.G., Alumnus of MCA 2012-2015 batch

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UG Graduation Day AIMS Institute of Higher Education celebrated its UG Graduation Day on 7th April with buoyant

op timism. Passing out students of BBA, BCA, B.Com and BHM donning convocation clothes and tasselled caps of different shades made a beautiful pageant of furore and op timism. The guest for the occasion were:

Dr. M.K. S ridhar, Professor, Canara Bank School of Management Studies, Bangalore University

Mr. Venu GVGK, Head, Product Management, New Rubric Solutions, Bangalore

S hri B. M. Reddy, President, JMJ CES

Dr. Kiran G Reddy, Principal & CEO of AIMS Institutes.

Ms. Roja Reddy, Director UG Education of AIMS Institutes.

All UG Program Directors

All UG Program Managers

All UG Faculty members

PG Graduation Day

AIMS Institute of Higher Education celebrated its PG Graduation Day 2016 on 7th May 2016 for the PG students. The guest for the occasion were:

Dr. Kalpana Gopalan, Principal Secretary , Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (Training) & Director General, Administrative Training Institute.

Dr. Kiran G Reddy, Principal & CEO of AIMS Institutes.

Leading Management Guru Leading Management Guru, Author, Consultant and well-renowned speaker, Mr. Shiv Khera visited AIMS Institutes on 21.06.2016, and delivered a power speech. Dr Kiran Reddy, Principal & CEO,

AIMS Institutes welcomed Mr. S hiv Khera.

International Yoga Day at AIMS Institutes

The 2nd International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21st June, 2016. AIMS Institutes celebrated the

Yoga Day with staffs and students to insp ire them towards healthy life and rich Past of India. Chief

guest of event S hri Lokesh Hegde, Yoga Guru, Yoga Bhushana.

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Alumni Focus Meet

Meeting seniors is always exciting for juniors as they have been through the academic p rogramme and

they are the best guides to students. This bunch of Alumni were from all the fields of management from Marketing, HR, Finance to Entrep reneurs, which held the juniors to know how each field of management is..Following are the snippets from the meet and Q&A session.

Inauguration of UG Academic Session

The inauguration of the UG courses for the Academic Year 2016 -17 took p lace in AIMS Institutes

auditorium on 11th of July , which was then followed by two days of orientation p rogramme for the students. The students attended the inaugural sessions with their parents. Dr. Kiran Reddy, CEO &

Principal, AIMS Institutes delivered the inaugural address.

MBA BatchInduction Program

The inaugural of the first year of MBA (2016-18 batch) was organized by the School of Business, AIMS Institute of Higher Education, at the Auditorium on July 14th 2016.

The Guest for the event were:

Mr Priyanandan Reddy, COO of AIMS Institutes. Dr Kiran Reddy, Principal & CEO of AIMS Institutes.

Ganesh Chaturti Celebration On occasion of Ganesh Chathurthi Festival, students residing in AIMS Accommodation - Sai Boys Hostel and Reechu Girls Hostel celebrated the festival.

National Management Week

AIMS Institute of Higher Education

celebrates the National Management Week from 1st to 7th Aug 2016. The event is being organized by Association

of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) across colleges imparting management

education in the country . The p rogramme was inaugurated by Mr

Dinesh, Founder Director of Infosy s and

Mr K Venugopal, COO & Director, NTTF as guest of honour.

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Kargil Vijay Diwas Kargil Vijay Diwas was observed on 11th Aug, 2016 at AIMS Institutes. Kargil Vijay Diwas, named

after the success of Operation Vijay . On the day of 26 July 1999, India successfully took command of the high outposts which had been lost to Pakistani intruders. We at AIMS Institutes, celebrated the occasion meaningfully through an insp irational talk by Captain

Naveen Nagappa eloquently narrated the Kargil war and the roles of various marty rs of this fight.

Ethnic Day Celebration

The energy levels were quite high as the campus was bursting with enthusiasm and passion. Depict ing the cultures and traditions of respective States, staffs and students dressed in traditional attires as part

of the Ethnic Day celebrations here on Saturday . The faculty and students from different cultures, regions and languages joined hands to celebrate and showcase their respective regional cultures and traditions to everyone p resent on campus . Dr Kiran Reddy, CEO & Principal said diversity made the

world more beautiful. The main message of the celebration was to respect the traditions and recognise the culture of the others.

Christmas celebration Aims school of business celebrated Christmas by arranging fun games for faculties, the event was student

driven which had competitions like musical chair, dumb charades, guess who, singing competion and many

more. It was day fillied with full of joy and excitement for both studnets as well as teachers. Later high tea was

arranged for all.

Culinary event Department of Hotel Management has organised two days culinary event by Celebrity Chef S anjay

Thakur on 23rd & 24th of Sep tember 2016 at AIMS Institutes Auditorium & Training Restaurant. The event was comprised of Demonstration on Sous vide method of cooking & Culinary Plate Art by Chef S anjay Thankur on 23rd Sep tember 2016. On 24th Sep t 2016, the Chef p repared & served Nine

course menu based on molecular gastronomy using his p late art skills with our students and to the invited Chefs & dignitaries from Hotel Industry .

AIMS Publication – Book Release Ceremony

AIMS Publication’s latest book on “Sustainable Development – New

Perspective and Emerging Trends” released by Dr TV Ramachandra, Professor Indian

Institute of Science ,Mr Jai Bharat, General Manager, Kennametal and Mr

Akshay H, Director, Eco Watch, during the

book releasing ceremony held on 12th Sep t 2016 at AIMS Institutes

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Observance of Vigilance Awareness Week To p romote the p robity and integrity in the governance, the AIMS Institutes in association withPunjab

National Bank (PNB) have observed “Vigilance Awareness Week”. Had observed vigilance awareness and conducted a Panel Discussion on the theme “Preventive Vigilance as a Tool of Good Governance” on 4th November 2016.

Kannada Rajyothsava

AIMS celebrated the 58th year of Kannada Rajyothsava with great fervor. Chief Guest for the occasion

Mr. Dinesh Gundu Rao, Honorable Minister for Food and Civil supp lies, Govt of Karnataka. hoisted the State Flag. Dr. Chidananda Murthy , a well-known and p rominent researcher, writer and linguist in

the field of Kannada language and Literature also graced the celebrations. The flag hoisting ceremony was followed by a very powerful and aesthetic Kamsale performance by student artists.

Crime Prevention Month

On the occasion of Crime Prevention Month observed by Karnataka State Police, Mr. Somasekhar,

Sub Inspector of Police, Peenya, addressed students of the institution on measures to p revent crime in the society .

Consitution Day On the occasion of National Law day a lecture was conducted and deliverd by Prof Omprakash Gupta on 26 th

Novemmber 2016. The program encouranged students and faculties to be aware of constitutional duties.

WORKSHOPS , FDPS, MDPS AND TRAINING PROGRAMS

Workshop on 'M.A.K. Halliday's Scale Category Grammar' The Department of Languages organized a One-day Workshop on the

top ic “M.A.K.Halliday ’s Scale Cateogory Grammar” on Friday , 18th March 2016 for the students of IV

Semester BA English. Dr. Paramita S hastri, Assistant Professor from Christ University

was invited as the resource person for the event.Students from

Maharani’s College, Government Arts & Sciences College and Bangalore City College attended the workshop .

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Lecture on Literary and Cultural Studies

The Department of Languages organized a guest lecture on the top ic

“Literary & Cultural Studies” on Tuesday , 15th March 2016 for the

students. Dr. Chitra Panicker, Assistant Professor from Bangalore

University was invited as the resource person for the event.

Lecture on Indian Writings in English

A guest lecture was organized by the department of English for

the BA studentss on 02/10/2016. Dr. Lalitha Vivekanand

identified the resouce person Dr. Chandrama Kanagali,Professor

from Karnataka University , Dharwad.

Workshop on Fire Fighting and First Aid A session on Rap id Action Techniques was conducted in the auditorium of AIMS institutes The

morning session was on fire safety . It was very useful session for anyone. In this session various

examples of fire accidents were shown and it was exp lained how peop le are lost their lives even

though they are having safety measures with them. It was exp lained how we are unable to react quick

and use the available resources to be safe from fire accidents that happen any time through various

sources. The various mediums through which fire accidents takes p lace and the dos and don’ts in such

situations are also exp lained.

In that session the details of various types of fire

extinguishers are exp lained by the resource person

Mr.Guru Prasad to more than 200 students on 06/10/2016.

The types of fire extinguishers that should be used in case

of solid fire (fire caused due to solids like wood), liquid

fire (petroleum), gases and metals are exp lained with

relevant examples. This session was ended by afternoon and p ractical trial was done by some of our

classmates. By the end of this session we are aware of how to use fire extinguishers and also how to

save a person stuck in fire and save ourselves from fire.

Workshop on Microsoft Office Skills

A workshop on Microsoft Office Skills was organized for the administration staff of the institute on 5th

June 2016. The resource person Prof. Hemanth K S trained the participants in using word documents,

excel sheets and making effective power point presentations.

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Motivation Program on "PASSION" by THOMAS JOHN ROSE

Our head of department “Mr. Govindraj pandith” has organized a motivational

p rogram on 7th aug.2016. The guest was by “Thomas John Rose” on “Passion”

and he has shared his knowledge and experience with all of our department fellow

.we really enjoyed his companionship and sty le of motivation and more than 100

students were attended.

He said that motivation is a theoretical construct used to exp lain behavior. It

rep resents the reasons for people's actions, desires, and needs. Motivation can also

be defined as one's direction to behavior or what causes a person to want to repeat a behavior and vice

versa.a motive is what p rompts the person to act in a certain way or at least develop an inclination for

specific behavior. For example, when someone eats food to satisfy the need of hunger, or when a

student does his/her work in school because he/she wants a good grade. Both show a similar

connection between what we do and why we do it. According to maehr and meyer, "motivation is a

word that is part of the popular culture as few other p sychological concep ts are". Wikipedia readers

will have a motive (or motives) for reading an article, even if such motives are complex and difficult to

p inpoint. At the other end of the range of complexity , hunger is frequently the motive for seeking out

and consuming food.

Management Development Programme in Business Analytics Management Development Programme in Business Analy tics was

organized by AIMS Institutes, with five sessions handled by eminent analy tics p rofessionals on 02.07.2016. Sessions conducted by :

Mr Vishveshwaran, Freelance Analy tics Training Consultant for Retail Training,

Mr Naresh S adasivam, Co-founder, Zeyga,

Mr Premranjan , Founder, Venus Analy tics,

Mr Param Das Gupta, Program Manager, Career Education, IBM India.

Faculty Development Programme - Equal Opportunity Cell

ACR and ACSD of AIMS Institutes organized an

FDP on strengthening the role and functioning of Special Cells / Equal

Opportunities Cells in the Institute. Resource person for the p rogramme was,

Dr. Aravind A. Mulimani, Professor and Department Head of Geography , Karnatak University , Dharwad,

Karnataka (working as a Coordinator, Equal Opportunity Cell, Karnatak University , Dharwad).

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FDP on Case Writing Prof. T. S iddaiah , Chairperson, CDRC, Prof. Ramesh Aiyer and participants to the FDP. He

emphasized on the importance of adop ting the case method of teaching, especially in B-Schools. The p rogram was conducted from 2 – 5pm on 23rdAugust, 2016.30 faculty members participated in the p rogram.

Webinar on Research Methods for Engineers and Engineering Educators The webinar was coordinated by Prof. Krishna Vedula, Executive Director, Indo Universal

Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE). The webinar was held on 22.08.2016 from 3.30-pm to 4.30pm. Six faculty members attended the p rogram.

Workshop on revised syllabus of V Semester BBA, Bangalore University AIMS Institute of Higher Education in Association with Bangalore University Teachers Council of Commerce and Management had organised a One-day workshop on revised sy llabus of V Semester

BBA, Bangalore University on 6th August 2016. The Guest for the workshop wereDr Eswara, BUTCCM,Dr. Aswathnarayana, General Secretary , BUTCCM.

FDP on Business Analytics-An Overview Mr. Das Gupta, Program Manager, Career education, IBM Software Group in his introductory remarks brought into light the amazing shift that is happening around the world from computers to

mobile devices for analy sis. He pointed out the exp losion in data generation and exp lained the importance of data analy tics in the p resent business world.

FDP on SPSS Mr. S ubramanya, Statistician of SPSS South Asia Pvt. Ltd., Bangalorestarted with Introduction to

SPSS 22 and 14 modules and the top ics covered in the morning session are Starting SPSS, Creating Variables, Data and its types, Importing Data into SPSS from Excel & Text .

Symposium on Course Learning Outcomes Knowledge and Skills Gaps The p rimary objective of the symposium was to ensure that the faculty members are thorough with the

sy llabus and updates/developments in the subject area identify app rop riate knowledge

and skill gaps. Each faculty member will make a p resentation of the knowledge and skill gaps identified in

his/her paper, keep ing in view the p resent requirements of the recruiters/industry .

During the p resentation, the faculty has to exp lain how it is a knowledge gap /skill gap in the subject and how it can be addressed to make the students emp loyable.

After the workshop , the Program head may consolidate all the p resentations, p repare a note on the sy llabus of each subject and submit to the university as recommendations that may be incorporated in

the next revision of the sy llabus.

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The interactions in the symposium may give a fair idea on how effectively the sy llabus can be taught

and can lead to sharing of innovative and best p ractices. Report: The symposium was scheduled department wise starting from June 16, 2016. A total of 57 UG Faculty

gave p resentations for 109 subjects and 50 PG faculty p resented 103 subjects. The recommendations made by the CDRC during the p resentations were incorporated in the Course

Learning Outcome.

Workshop on The Balancing Act for support staff A one-day workshop based on the p remise that all support staff know what are the skills needed to do their job, this workshop covers the aspect of behaviour demonstrated in the performance of their jobs.

Workshop on Cyber Crime The workshop was conducted by Ms Dhanya Menon , Cyber Crime Investigator/ Director, Avanzo

Cyber Security Solutions Pvt Ltd. The 2 day ’s long workshop conducted on November 7th & 8th 2016 was attended by more than 200 students and faculties from the various departments.

FDP on Entrepreneurship-“Kick starting Entrepreneurial Campus” A Faculty Development Program on Entrep reneurship was conducted on August 29 th, 2015 for all the faculty member of AIMS by AIMS Enterp reunership Excellence Center. The p rogram was titled as

“Kick starting Entrep reneurial Campus”. The resource persons for the FDP p rogram wereDr.S uman and Prof.Debmalya.

Workshop on Healthy Living A day 's workshop was conducted on17th March, 2016 by Prof.S mitha Mohan, Department of

Hosp itality and Tourism to guide the staff on healthy diet, to guide them in p lanning the diet by choosing the right food and right p roportion of food and to assess their life sty le and work life balance.

Workshop onContemporary Floriography The workshop on Contemporary Floriography was organized on 10th Aug 2016 by Department of Hosp itality and Tourism Studies, AIMS Institute of Higher Education. Resource person Ms. Bhargavi S atyan, Ikebana Expert

Workshop on Life as a Chef"

Department of Hotel Management, AIMS Institutes organised “Life as a Chef”, revolutionary interactive session by Chef Parvinder S ingh Bali for the students of BHM on 28th Sep tember, 2016.

Orientation on Auditing Process Inorder to monitor the activities of the department’s teaching and learning p rocess, an audit sy stem is designed and a temp late is created by AIQAC to ensure that all the academic p rocess are covered as p lanned. In this regard an orientation p rogram was held in the AV room for all the senior faculty

members of the college so that they can be the auditors of the academic p rocess of various p rograms and thereby ensure the sy stematic conduct of the p rogram.Prof. Jayasree Nair was the resource

person.

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Orientation on Curriculum Development for Value Added Program

Value added courses are the types of courses which help a particular individual to develop their own skills in their chosen field of the study . It facilitates the students as

well as the faculty to keep pace with the latest technologies pertaining to their chosen field of studies. Although such courses

p lay an important role in p reparing teachers for diversity , this app roach to curriculum reform does not go far enough. In this context AIQAC decided to conduct an orientation p rogram on

develop ing curriculum for the identified VAPs. Dr. Siddaiah was the resource person and he exp lained in detail the points to keep in

mind while creating the curriculum for VAPs.

Karvy – SEAL (Student Engagement and Applied Learning) Program Karvy – SEAL - A new initiative by Karvy Stock Broking Limited for p romoting Cap ital Market and

Investments across various colleges & universities. Karvy Stock Broking - Prominent Financial consultancy in India has conducted a special workshop in stock broking named as Karvy – SEAL

(Student Engagement and App lied Learning) to bud the emerging management youth to join stock broking companies on 25th and 26th Oct 2016 at AIMS Institutes.

Computer Skills Training

A computer skills training p rogram was organised by the Department of MCA associated with ACSD to sp read the

awareness of Information technology (IT) to the 9th and 10th Standard Students of Government High School, Peenya. The

p rogram started by inaugurating from the PUC Principal Dr. Sri Ramamurthi, Prof. Anantha Rama Krishana, Dr. Somanth and With faculty members of Govt school.

At 1.30 pm Dr. Sriramamurthy addressed the gathering by p romoting the all courses of our Institution and at same time

MCA students distributed the brochures of our institution to the students. Dr. Somnath motivated students to come to our institution and briefed them about various activities contacted by our institution.

Prof.Krishnan and Ms. Jayashree Nair briefed by telling students about the importance of Computer Knowledge in the current century and different applications of Computers.

Dr. Hemanth.K.S gave impartment information of current rents in computer app lication, and guided the students for their further opportunities after their Schoolings. After the inaugural function a small snack was arranged in BHM Canteen. Sharp 2.30pm training

p rogram started in Lab1 and Internet lab. Students of MCA were trained the High School Children's on:

Basics on the internet, creating Email and their necessities, exp lained about browsers, and how to search information from Google. Students were very enthusiastic and eager to learn. The p rogram runs till 5.00pm and a bus was arranged to drop the students. At the end of the training section students of

High School were well enough to create a mail and access the internet efficiently .

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Guest Lecture

Guest Lecture - Woman and entrepreneurship Ms. Illana Shoshan (Ms. Israel in 1980) amodel, social film p roducer and

social activist who stands for the cause of women and Ms. Yael Hashavit, Consul General of Israel, who has won many accolades for her

contributions in several countries as a dip lomat. She emphasized the importance of support from men for the empowerment of women. She talked on the role of men in supporting and up lifting the living standards

of women. For a balanced development of society , she op ined that women need to be given equal opportunities. Both shared the situation

in Israel with the audience while Prof.Mamatha of AIMS threw some light on Indian empowerment of women in India. Session Ended with ap t answers of the queries of the audience. The session sensitized the audience towards empowerment of women and the role that men

have to p lay in the p rogress of women.

Guest Lecture on Climate Change

Mr CB Ramkumar (Ram) is an author, speaker, trainer, consultant and an entrep reneur. He

ispassionate about sustainability and has over the years acquired application knowledge in sustainable living concep ts.

Guest Lecture - Skilling India - Role of youth Mr. Venugopal, delivered a fabulous speech on the Role of youth. His emphasis on the skills required by today ’s youth in order to build a good career offered a great insight and knowledge to us about the current hiring scenarios in the corporate. “80% of an organization's force consists of temporary

emp loyees as the company keeps changing them until they acquire skilled emp loyees” he said. Several organisations such as NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation), Ministry of skill

development and entrep reneurship , MHRD (Ministry of Human Resource Development) have been started in INDIA in order to equip the youth with the required skills. He further p rovided better clarity on this by sharing statistical data such as

*40% of workforce is illiterate *Only 1% have higher education

*Only 15% of Indian companies give on-job training compared to 90% in Korea/China *India p rojects the need of 400-500 million skilled manpower by 2022 *12 million (1.20 crore) workforce is expected to join every year.

*Present capacity to train is only 4 million (0.4 crore) per year.

Guest Lecture on Mergers & Acquisitions

On 16th Oct 2016, Sunday , Guest lecture on Mergers & Acquisitions was organized. The lecture was guided by Mr Ketan Dhruv, CEO, Impact Cap ital Advisors India. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and corporate restructuring are a big part of the corporate finance world. The highlight of the lecture

was the discussion on forces that drive companies to buy or merge with others or to sp lit -off or sell parts of their own businesses.

Guest Lecture - Brainstorming session on Leadership and Management The resource person for the day Mr. Shiv Khera is an internationally acclaimed speaker and motivator. He exp lained what makes a leader. He talked about leaders who are simp le people but with excep tional influence. They are capable of reading the minds of those with them. It is the followers

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who see a ray of hope in their leader and assume them to be capable of taking charge of their life and

show them the positive way . He said managers are basically responsible for getting the work done and accomplishment of objectives that have been set up for the organisation.

Guest Lecture - on A B C D E F of success MR Dinesh K founder & Director of Infosys delivered a guest lecture. The lecture was well addressed

among the management students of AIMS. He spoke in a very humble and soft manner about his hardship s that he faced in life and how these hardship s helped him to learn a lot. He also narrated his

own Life events that leads him to succeed in life. He discussed how hard work pays in the long run. Today ’s p resentation by Guest Speaker MR Dinesh K, the founding Director of Infosys - Integrity &

Excellence. Adop t these values in yourself and it will take you a long way . It’s also not the end for those who have stumbled before but are keen to change for the better. He also motivated by giving six

simp le solutions to lead our life in a better way i.e. ABCDEF. MR Dinesh K founder & Director of Infosys delivered a guest lecture. The lecture was well addressed

among the management students of AIMS. He sp oke in a very humble and soft manner about his hardship s that he faced in life and how these hardship s helped him to learn a lot. He also narrated his

own Life events that leads him to succeed in life. He discussed how hard work pays in the long run. Today ’s p resentation by Guest Speaker MR Dinesh K, the founding Director of Infosys - Integrity &

Excellence. Adop t these values in yourself and it will take you a long way . It’s also not the end for those who have stumbled before but are keen to change for the better. He also motivated by giving six

simp le solutions to lead our life in a better way i.e. ABCDEF.

A. Adventure

B. Believe in yourself C. Character

D. Dream big E. Encourage F. Future

Guest Lecture - Suicidal tendencies and their prevention The guest speaker duo talked about the suicidal tendencies as seen in the youths today and how that can be p revented. The

top ic was indeed the need for the hour. As the speaker said today 's youth are not at all able to handle stress and p ressure. Dr. Sharmitha discussed why and how the suicidal tendencies

would occur at adolescent stage and the measures one can take to p revent them. They feel upset about petty things in life and

as a result they take this extreme step of ending their life. The told student’s various cases where just because of internal fears peop le were taking such extreme steps. They requested students to confide in their family members with whom they think they are most

comfortable and can p lace their trust. They said by doing so they will get a mentor.

Dr Mohan Sunil Kumar exp lained the dangers one can face in life due to Alcoholism, Substance abuse. Further, he discussed how one can lead a healthy life by staying away from unwarranted habits.

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Exhibition And Fest

AIMS Students at TEDx Bangalore Women Empowerment

The large red letters TED are, today a universal symbol for knowledge, passion and as the tagline boldly declares, “ideas worth sp reading”. Started in 1984 as a p latform where technology ,

entertainment and design congregate, TED has grown not only across the continuum of learning but spans the globe in the form of independent TEDx in communities across the world. The world we inhabit today is one full of challenges, opportunities and contradictions where our ability to grapp le

with the future is grounded in our choices. And although we are beginning to realize that life isn’t a grand zero sum equation, sometimes we must polarize others and wager every thing we have in order to

realize our full potential. It was the great learning experience for our students.

Supernova - Intercollegiate Management Fest

The Department of Management Studies of AIMS Institute of Higher Education conducted the flagship , annual management fest, Supernova 2016 –“The Universe is your Arena” on the 20th and 21st of Sep tember 2016, hosted by BBA, AIMS School of Business .

Soft Start ups

Soft Start ups – A forum to p romulgate talent of young techie –Organized by the Department of Master of Computer Applications at AIMS Auditorium on 10.11.2016. The Chief Guest to the function was Dr. Raja N Moorthy, Vice President – Engineering and Managing Director, Kirusa Inc,

Bangalore. Dr. Raja Moorthy delivered talk on the top ic “Soft Start ups – Why and How”.

Aazaadi 70 Celebrations The quiz competition, organised by the Departments of BBA, BA and MA as a part of Aazaadi 70 celebrations on the 17th of August 2016 at AIMS auditorium, aimed at encouraging students to take

great interest in the history of Indian freedom struggle. The quiz was conducted by Mr Prabhas Pandith T S of Department of Languages and Ms S eema of

Department of BBA.

ESPERANZA 2016 - UG Fresher’s Day Program

The AIMS Institutes held its UG Freshers' Day on 19th August 2016 at its Bangalore Campus. Esperanza 2016 was a celebration for the 2016-19 batch with insp irational speeches by experienced dignitaries, the selection of Mr. and Ms. Esperanza 2016 and engaging song and dance performances.

Dr Kiran Reddy, CEO & Principal addressed all the students and exp lained the purpose of organiz ing such a p rogram. On the whole, the event saw seniors and faculty at AIMS extending a warm welcome

to the newest batch of students.

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OPPO Times Fresh Face 2016 The Times of India runs an annual event Fresh Face at leading UG Colleges. This year, they were

invited to the AIMS Campus to kick-start the Bangalore season on 3rd Sep tember. The event showcases students' talents, as well as judges them on the basis of inner and outer beauty . It is a p latform to encourage competition amongst students, and to enhance their public speaking and

exp ression skills, thereby improving confidence levels. And in the p rocess, the intent is to p rovide wholesome entertainment to participants and audience alike.

The Final Round involved answering Judges' questions. The judges for the event were noted film-maker Mr. Kishen Shrikanth , Times of India Editorial member Ms. Anjali Muthanna and Times of India Events Head Mr. S ujith Thomas.

Onam 2016 Onam has been one among significant celebrations at the campus. ACSD with the help of Onam

committee orangized the event for all the students and faculties of AIMS. All the faculty members and

students wore the traditional attire and the event began with traditional shingarmelam which had a

trope of people who welcomed King Mahabali and the celebrations were followed by cultural events.

Mind Matters 2016 - Interdepartmental Quiz Competition AIMS Institutes organized the interdepartmental quiz competition Mind Matters 2016 to create

awareness on current happenings. Mr Vijay Kannur, Head of Education Projects, Shaw Academy was the Chief Guest The quiz masters Prof Prabhas Pandit and Prof ArijitRoyconducted the p roceedings of the event

NSS - National Service Scheme

The NSS unit of the institute p romotes the social service activities amongst the students. The students may voluntarily register with the NSS Officer and participate in the extension and neighbourhood

activities.

SPORTS

The sports arena of the institute has facility for various outdoor and indoor sports like Basketball,

Cricket, Volley Ball, Throw Ball, Athletics, Carrom Board, Chess, Table tennis, etc. Every year an

Annual Sports Meet is held here and students who excel are selected to rep resent the institute at

University and National Levels.

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RESEARCH

1. Journals Published – 2 (March and Sep tember Issues)

2. Books Published – 2 (AIMS Publications with ISBN)

3. Book Publication under p rocess – 2

4. Ongoing Ph.D works– 20 (AIMS Centre for Advanced Research Centre)

5. Conferences Supported – 2

6. PCPs Conducted – 12

7. FDPs and Workshops Organised – 10

8. Amount spent on sponsorships and other activities – Rs. 30 lakhs (approx)

9. Research Project Proposals Submitted – 15 (to ICSSR: AIMS, Hyd., & DST)

10. Ph.D guides available - 8

11. Faculty Publications - 55

12. Student Publications - 15

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PROJECTS

LIST OF ON GOING FUNDED PROJECTS

S l

No

Names of Project

Director &

Research

Associate

Title of the Research

proposal

Funde

d by &

Ref No

S anctio

ned

amount

(`)

Duration (in

months)

1

Dr. Kiran Reddy

Dr. Priyanandan

Reddy

Prof. Saravana

Kumar

An Empirical Investigation

on Problems in Agricultural Marketing with Special

Reference to Rural Bangalore

ICSSR 02/197/2016-

17/RP

8,00,000 24

2 Dr. Vijay Bhasker

Velury

An Analy tical Study on Impact of GST influencing

Ease of Doing Business and focusing on Indian Automotive Industry – A

Case study based on Karnataka

ICSSR

02/351/2016-

17/RP

1,25,000 12

3

Prof. S aravana

Kumar

Prof.

Lakshminarayana

Dep t. of Commerce

An Empirical study on

p roblems faced by the

farmers in Agri-storage

facilities with reference to

Rural Bangalore

ICSSR

02/13/2016-

17/RP

2,00,000 18

24

PUBLICATIONS

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

1. 2016 Ms. Vedavathi Internationa

l

Pezzottaite Journals: Transforming

Education for social change and business excellence

Impact of stress on

emp loyees working in IT, Manufacturing and service industries in

Bengaluru Urban : A Study . ISSN (Print):

2319-9016, ISSN (Online): 2319-9024

2. 2016 Ms. Mamatha.

R National

Remedies for breach of alien rights under

international law - A Critical Approach

Advances in

colloborative Research ISBN: 978-1535287715

3. 2016 Ms. Mamatha R

National

Advances in

Collaborative Research, Vol IV, ISBN: 978-

1535287715, pp 160-169

Remedies for Breach of Alien Righta Under International Law- A

Critical Appraisal

4. 2016 Ms. Mamatha R

National

Gender Identity and

Roles in India, Issues and Challenges,

ISBN: 978-81-7910-487-3, pp 181-191

Women's

Empowerment for the development of society :

The gap between law and society in India

5. 2016 Ms. Mahalakshmi

International

Internet of Things-

Panacea to the Bullwhip effect

International Journal of Research in IT and

Management ISSN(O): 2231-4334,

ISSN(p )-2349-6517

6. 2016

Dr B A

Karunakara Reddy

National

AIMS PUBLICATIONS. Emerging trends in

revenue managemnet in service industry .

ISBN: 978-3-16-148410-0

Revenue managetment

strategies in Yemen's telecommunication companies

7. 2016 Ms Smitha

Mohan National

AIMS

PUBLICATIONS. Emerging trends in revenue management

in service industry . ISBN: 978-3-16-

148410-0

Revenue generation through training and

development

25

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

8. 2016 Ms Smitha

Mohan National

AIMS

PUBLICATIONS. Emerging trends in

revenue management in service industry . ISBN: 978-3-16-

148410-0

Innovation trends

help ing in revenue generating.

9. 2016 Ms. Anushree B Roy

National

Innovation- An Engine for Inclusive

Growth and sustainable

development, ISBN: 978-93-84262-06-8, pp 72-76

HRM and Sustainability in the 21st Century

10. 2016 Ms. Anuradha

B S

Internationa

l

LEAN - An Enabler in Managing

Workforce Effectively

5th International

Conference on Managing Human

Resources at the Workp lace ISBN 978-93-83302-19-2

11. 2016 Mr

Mahanteesh B

Internationa

l

Journal of Magnetism and

Magnetic Materials.. 0304-8853. Impact factor 1.97

Numerical solutions for

magneto hydrodynamic flow of nano fluid over

a bidirectional non linear stretching surface with p rescribed surface

heat flux boundary

12. 2016 Mr. Venkatesh S

International

International Journal of Library and

Information Studies, Vol 6(1), Jan- Mar 2016, ISSN 2231-

4911,pp 146-151

A study on rising trend

of digitization in libraries

13. 2016 Ms Anushree National

National Conference on Human Resource

Management- The emerging trends,

Soundarya Institute of Management & Science, ISBN: 978-

93-85291-11-1,pp - 116-120

HR Analy tics-

Descrip tive to Predictive

26

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

14. 2016 Ms Pallavi N National

National Conference

on Human Resource Management- The

emerging trends, Soundarya Institute of Management &

Science, ISBN: 978-93-85291-11-1,pp -

116-120

HR Analy tics- Descrip tive to Predictive

15. 2016 Mr Arijit Roy National

National Conference on Human Resource

Management- The emerging trends, Soundarya Institute

of Management & Science, ISBN: 978-

93-85291-11-1,pp - 116-120

HR Analy tics- Descrip tive to

Predictive

16. 2016 Ms Vedavathi

M National

National Conference on Human Resource

Management- The emerging trends,

Soundarya Institute of Management & Science, ISBN: 978-

93-85291-11-1,pp - 282-284

A study of issues & challenges of

imp lementation of information technology in HRM

17. 2016 Ms Anushree National

National Conference

on Human Resource Management- The emerging trends,

Soundarya Institute of Management &

Science, ISBN: 978-93-85291-11-1,pp - 350-356

Human Resources

Management – The Emerging Trends,

18. 2016 Ms Pallavi N National

National Conference

on Human Resource Management- The

emerging trends, Soundarya Institute of Management &

Science, ISBN: 978-93-85291-11-1,pp -

350-356

Human Resources Management – The Emerging Trends,

27

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

19. 2016 Mr Shivp rasad Internationa

l

International Journals

of Physical education, sports and

health. ISSN:2394-1685. E-ISSN: 2394-1693.

Impact factor: 5.38

An emp irical study on the institutional social and material

environment impact on physical education in B

Schools

20. 2016 Mr Shivp rasad International

Pezzotiate journal of Physical education,

sports and health. ISSN:2394-1685.

E-ISSN: 2394-1693. Impact factor: 4.96

Modern lifesty le and its

impact on well being of B-School students: A Case study of AIMS,

Bangalore

21. 2016 Mr. Manjunath K S

International

International Journal of Library and

Information Studies, Vol 6(1), Jan- Mar

2016, ISSN 2231-4911,pp 146-151

A study on rising trend of digitization in libraries

22. 2016 Mr. Manjunath K S

International

Knowledge Librarian, An

International peer reviewed Bilingual

E- Journal of Library and Information Science, Vol : 3,

Issue:1, Jan- Feb 2016, pp 41-46,

eISSN 2394-2479. IIFS- 0.331

An Overview of Open Courseware Initiatives in India

23. 2016 Mr. Arijit Roy National

Innovation- An Engine for Inclusive

Growth and sustainable

development, ISBN: 978-93-84262-06-8, pp 72-76

HRM and Sustainability in the 21st Century

24. 2016

Dr. R

Jayaprakash Reddy

Internationa

l

International Journal of Marketing & Technology , Vol: 6,

Issue 6, June 2016, ISSN: 2249-1058,

pp103-118, IF 5.810

Impact of Basel Norm in Indian Banking

sector during the post-reforms period - A Review

25. 2016 Dr. R Jayaprakash

Reddy

International

International Journal of Business Administration

Research Review,

Reforms in Indian Banking sector during the p re &pro reforms

period - an Analysis

28

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

ISSN 2348-0653, IF:

3.072(SJIF)

26. 2016 Dr. P Guravaiah

state Entrep reneurship – Indian Scenario

Global Journal for

research analy sis Volume – 5 –issue -2 –Feb 2016, ISSN : 2277-

8160

27. 2016 Dr. R Jayaprakash Reddy

International

International Journal Of Commerce and

Management Research. Volume 2. Issue 8. ISSN: 2455-

1627. Impact factor: 5.22

"Growth and

development of micro, small and medium enterp rises in

Karnataka".

28. 2016 Vedavathi M Internationa

l

NOVITAT 2016:

ISBN- 978-93-85640-83-4. International

conference on "Recent

developments emerging trends in management research

& information science" at

Krupanidhi College

"Emerging Trends in

HRM"

29. 2016 Sanjana Jacob International

NOVITAT 2016: ISBN- 978-93-85640-83-4.

International conference on

"Recent developments emerging trends in

management research & information

science" at Krupanidhi College

"Emerging Trends in HRM"

30. 2016 Seema S Internationa

l

NOVITAT 2016:

ISBN- 978-93-85640-83-4. International

conference on "Recent

developments emerging trends in

"Emerging Trends in

HRM"

29

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

management research

& information science" at

Krupanidhi College

31. 2016 Soumya N Internationa

l

NOVITAT 2016:

ISBN- 978-93-85640-83-4. International

conference on "Recent

developments emerging trends in management research

& information science" at

Krupanidhi College

"Emerging Trends in

Green Marketing"

32. 2016 Dr Karunakara Reddy

International

NOVITAT 2016: ISBN- 978-93-85640-83-4.

International conference on

"Recent developments emerging trends in

management research & information

science" at Krupanidhi College

"Emerging Trends in Green Marketing"

33. 2016 Ms Megha International

5th International Conference on

Managing Human Resources at the

workp lace. ISBN: 978-93-83302-19-2

LEAN- An enabler in managing workforce

effectively

34. 2016 Ms Anuradha

BS

Internationa

l

5th International

Conference on Managing Human

Resources at the workp lace. ISBN: 978-93-

83302-19-2

LEAN- An enabler in

managing workforce effectively

30

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

35. 2016 Dr. Jayashree Nair

International

The analy sis of PQ sequences generated from continued

fraction for use as p seudorandom

sequences in Cryptographic Applications

Sp ringer - Artificial

Intelligence and Evolutionary

Computations in Engineering Systems, ISBN No: 978-81-322-

2654-3 Indexed: Scopus, ISI,

DBLP & Springerlink

36. 2016 Dr. Guravaiah P

International

Global Journal for Research Analysis,

Vol:5, Issue:2, Feb 2016, pp 186-188, ISSN: 2277-8160, IF

3.62, IC value: 70.36

Entrep reneurship-Indian Scenario

37. 2016 Dr. Guravaiah

P National

National Conference on Human Resource

Management- The emerging trends, Soundarya Institute

of Management & Science, ISBN: 978-

93-85291-11-1,pp411-416

Recent Trends in HRM

38. 2016 Dr. Brahm Sharma

National Digitalisation: The future of Health Care

Journal of Business management 2016 Vol

11 1691-5348 (pp 126-

135)

39. 2016 Dr. B.A. Karunakara

Reddy

National

National Conference on Human Resource Management- The

emerging trends, Soundarya Institute

of Management & Science, ISBN: 978-93-85291-11-

1,pp411-416

In Proceedings, Recent Trends in HRM

40. 2016

Dr. B.A.

Karunakara Reddy

Internationa

l

Role of Skill Based Learning for the

Growth of Higher Education

Mount Carmel College,

ISBN : 978-93-5202-881-8

41. 2016 Dr. B M Ramamurthy

National

Innovation- An

Engine for Inclusive Growth and sustainable

development, ISBN:

HRM and Sustainability in the 21st Century

31

S .

No

.

Year Name Journal

type Journal Name Refference Details

978-93-84262-06-8,

pp 72-76

42. 2016 Dr. B M Ramamurthy

National

An Insight into

Human Resource Accounting Models – Need to measure

Human Resources as a significant Asset

Human Resources

Management – The Emerging Trends, Edited book, March

2016, pp.84-88, ISBN No.978-93-85291-11-1

43. 2016 Mr Mahanteesh B

International

Alexandria

Engineering Journal. Vol 55, issue 1,

ISSN: 1110-0168, pp. 569-581

Heat and mass transfer

effects on mixed convective flow of chemically reacting

nanofluid past a moving stationary vertical p late

44. 2016 Mr. Prabhas

Pandith National

Jungle villagers in

the writings of Kenneth Anderson

Journal of Research,

Vol 10, Issue 1, March 2015, ISSN 2321-8487

45. 2016 Mr. Arun

Mudhol National Services Marketing

Thakur Publication;

ISBN No. 978383130-917

46. 2016 Mr. Govindaraj

Pandith T.G

Internationa

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"The graph based query monitoring

sy stem in data warehousing

environment for resource allocation and redirection of

workloads"

IJARCSET - Volume 1, Issue 1 (International

Journal)

47. 2016 Dr. Anupama National Business Strategy over the Industry

Life Cycle

Southern Economist, ISSN 0038-4046

48. 2016 Mr. Vijay Bhaskar

National India - Industry Growth Pre & Post reform Period

Journal of Research, AIMS Institutes, ISSN: 2321-8487.

49. 2016 Ms. Pallavi N National Role of CSR and Media in Swaach Bharat

‘The Paradigm’ / ISSN – 2249-2534

50. 2016 Mr. Uma

Pavan Kumar

Internationa

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“Integration of

iceberg, uncertain data p rocessing with

bitmap indexing techniques in data warehousing for

better performance”

International Journal of

Applied Engineering Research 0973-4562

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Internationa

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“Cloud computing

Architecture to p rocess Big Cloud

data of health care for health care industries

International Journal of Applied Engineering

Research 0973-4562

52. 2016 Mr. Ramesh

Ayer National

Case Study : Marketing and Business Strategy of

a start-up Fast Food Retail Café Business

In India

AIMS Journal of Research, Vol 9, Issue:

2,pp53-55, ISSN: 2321-8487.

53. 2016 Mr. Ravi. V International

HRA – A Framework for Better financial accounting and

Reporting

International Conference, Sri Krishna Degree

College

54. 2016 Ms. Parveen A

H National

“Insulated and Suffocating Life of a

Neglected Wife”

Human Rights Research Journal: Vol 13, ISBN

978-93-84124-32-8 pp: 81-84

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EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

“Youth for Sciences & Scientific Attitude” Special Camp DAY-1 (27th January ’16)

The NSS Camp was a one-week camp held from 27 January 2016 to 2 February 2016. The camping team were taken to a rural area, Puttayana Agrahara, Doddaballapura, Bangalore rural. The tagline for

the camp was “Youth For Sciences & Scientific Attitude''. The team members were divided into 5 different task performing committees(housekeep ing, food, cultural, stage, invitation). DAY-2 (28th January 2016)

On the second day of the camp , all the committee members assembled for p rayer at 7 a.m and sang “We Shall Overcome”, a quite motivating song. After having tea the team set out for a morning walk

along the roads of the village. They enjoyed the fresh air, away from the city 's pollution. After breakfast, they set out for cleaning. Excep t for the food committee, others were taken to clean the village area. The first activity of the day started with cleaning of the school and surroundings and

p lanting of the sap lings by AIMS students. The picture below manifests the change after cleaning. DAY-3 (29th January 2016)

Moving forward for the day , NSS members were geared up again for the village cleaning and set out to accomplish the task. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. A Clean environment help s all to maintain good health. Second

activity of the day was an awareness rally in the evening on the basic motto of “ Swachh Bharat Abhiyan”.

DAY-4 (30th January 2016) On the fourth day of NSS, after the morning routine, the team set out for cleaning with great enthusiasm.

In the afternoon, a team from the Department of Languages along with Prof. Parveen arrived. MA English students conducted a session on Communication Skills in English to the children, Prof.

Parveen conducted a workshop on English Grammar. DAY-5 (31st January 2016) Fifth day was also followed with a routine. On this day those who were in the food committee moved

to outdoor activities like cleaning and vice versa. On this day the NSS team were offered food from the temp le. They had an amazing religious and sp iritual experience as well.

This was followed by the scheduled activity . Prof. Ravi & Prof.Smitha Mohan conducted an awareness p rogramme to peop le regarding health and hygiene and importance of nutrients to the body . Prof. Smitha Mohan gave a lecture to rural women about how to be empowered.

DAY-6 On the sixth day the activity scheduled was Free Dental Camp by KLE Society , Institute of Dental

Science, Bangalore. Men, women, children and camp members had free dental check-ups. After the dental check-up , the dental team was served with lunch. Since it was the last entertainment show of the camp , the team worked hard to make it even more entertaining. The community peop le

equally cooperated with some of the activities. They made the team p lay a game on stage.

There was a Treasure hunt before the cultural event was held. DAY-7 (The Last Day )

On the final day of the camp , the first activity was conducted by Prof. Srinivas of BCA Department, AIMS on Computer Literacy to the

Government School students. This was followed by the talk by Dr. B. Narayana Swamy

- IIHRM on scientific agriculture the road ahead through the Horticulture Department. He gave

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a lot of information about the scientific way of cultivation which gives p rofitable y ield of the crops.

This talk enlightened the farmers.

Awareness Workshop on Water Conservation and Environment

A team of students under the guidance of Dr. S omnath and Dr.

Annapoorna visited the school and conducted the awareness

sessions on conservation of water, rain water harvesting, and utilization of renewable energy and impacts of deforestation to the

school children through posters, anecdotes, stories and interaction

“Give Life to Junk “workshop was conducted on 3rd August 2016

About 100 students and faculty members of AIMS participated in the workshop Ms. Dakshayani, who is an environmentalist.

She demonstrated how waste can be converted into reusable p roducts.

Base Line Survey conducted The students from Ist semester MBA visited the slum settlement

situated at L.B.S Nagar at Yelahanka. The purpose was to conduct a survey and collect Socio-Economic characteristics of

the slum dwellers to sensitise them of socio economic conditions of the slum dwellers

A Talk On Reality Of Climate Change

Mr. C.B. Ram Kumar, an Environmentalist and Founder of 'Our Native Village', author,

speaker, trainer, consultant, an entrep reneur who is passionate

about sustainability discussed reasons for climate change. He emphasised up on the

ignorance of natural resources for generating powers

which are - Solar based energy and Wind.

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Exclusive Time with Orphan Children from Sumangali Sevasram Sixty children in the age group of 5 to 13

were invited to the campus of AIMS this afternoon. The following were conducted for them: Motivational talk, Games with

p rizes and Cultural Performances. The students of AIMS have decided that, in

future, they will associate with this Sevasram to help children in their studies.

“Best Out of Waste” competition The competition gave an opportunity to do their part in saving the

environment. The students disp layed their creativity by

making various artefacts out of everyday waste material. They students made imaginative and

innovative artefacts which were truly a beauty to the eye and happ iness to the heart.

No Horn and Save Petrol Campaign Students conducted no horn campaign at a major traffic junction (Jalahalli Cross) to p romote fuel saving techniques and no horn

campaign.

“World Environment Day” Dr. K.B. Reddy a well known environmentalist

was invited to deliver lecture to students on the

need of environment protection.

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"Voluntary Student Organisation” VSO, which is an international NGO. The consultation was at India Habitat

Centre New Delhi on 22nd June 2016. The consultation was attended by senior faculty members from IIM, TISS

and few other universities. Dr. Brahm

S harma and Dr. Vijay Bhaskar

attended the consultation on behalf of AIMS which was fully sponsored by the VSO.

Blood Donation Camp ACCS conducted a day Blood Donation Camp on 8th August 2015 in association with Lions Club, Peenya Dasarahalli Branch and Blood Bank unit of Victoria Hosp ital. Lion Mohan , 1st VDG, Lion

Alponse Kurian , DC, Lions Blood Bank and Lion Chandrashekar S etty, Regional Chairman were p resent on the occasion and app reciated the cause. The session was p resided by Lion Uday Kumar, President, Lions Club Dasarahalli Branch.

Cleaning of college premises and Peenya 1st Cross Main Road. On 27th of August, the students of BCA 1st semester had an ACCS activity in our college p remises, the students were divided into 4 groups each group consisting of 21 members. Program was organized

by Prof. Sreenivasa H V Coordinator BCA ACCS Activity .

The Students were assembled in the ground at 10:20AM to get the instruction about the activity from Prof. Shivap rasad and the team there had been divided into 4 different groups and all the groups were given different p laces to do their activity , with the required equipment.

All the students actively participated in the respective group as per the instructions given by Prof.

Shivap rasad. The 1st team was informed to do their activity in the college bus parking area. were that area was fully grown by unwanted weeds and full of waste. The 2nd group was informed to clean a footpath area connected to

our college road, where that footpath area was fully filled with p lastic waste covers and etc. The 3rd group was informed to fill

the potholes in the road, where that p lace was an accident spot, because of potholes. The 4th group was informed to clean the bank area behind our collage, where that area was fully filled

with leaf litter of the trees.

The whole activity duration was 2 hours, the students returned to college at 12.20PM by finishing the given work. The teaching faculty members helped them in doing all this activity , by

supporting them in an each and every step of this activity . Finally all the groups have given the best performance in the

ACCS activity .

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World Tourism Day The theme for World Tourism Day (Tourism accessibility for all) 2016 was celebrated on 27.9.2016 in the auditorium from 12:00 pm to 4:30pm

Dr.Kiran Reddy Principal and CEO AIMS and all the faculties from various department took part in the tourism fest and visited each stall . Innovative ideas and suggestions were given by faculties which were

useful for the students. Students came up with different stalls related to dark tourism, eco-tourism, quizstalls, responsible tourism, which was

informative and fulfilling. As a token of app reciation students of BHM gifted p lants to the faculty , p romoting Green tourism.

Visit to NGO To educate the children about pollution in the charity trust called Sparsha. On 17th of Sep tember 2016 the students of BCA 1st Semester had ACCS activity in a charity trust

called Sparsha (NGO) in Nisarga Grama of Hesaraghatta. The team of 16 members were given an opportunity to work in this activity .

All the students were gathered in the college p remises at 1:30 PM and started travelling in College Bus towards Nisarga Grama that is

around 12km from the College, they reached the p lace by 2 PM, by the time they reached the charity trust all the children were waiting to invite them. First there was a speech by one of the Sub

coordinators of the trust. Then they came to know the complete details about the NGO and about the Sparsha Charity Trust, how

the trust is working in p resent condition and many more things about the students and trust.

The members of ACCS activity actively started the p rogram to educate the children in trust in the manner of PPT presentation, how

to avoid the pollution, and what are the reasons for the pollution. By the trust they made two groups of students one is boys and another one is girls to easily communicate with each other. That made us

more comfortable to open up and exp lain more about the pollution. Even the p rogram organizer Prof. Anitha B gave them more

information about the NGO trusts in Karnataka and how they are working and what is the reason for the students to be in a charity

trust. The interactive activity finished at 4PM. The trust people offered our students some biscuits and

tea that shows their gratitude and affection towards them. Finally , the activity was finished by 5PM and the students reached college by 5:30 PM

Child Protection: The Need of the Hour

Every child, on p rovision of a conducive and an enabling environment, may blossom into anever fragrant flower, to shine in all spheres of life.

This reminds us of the onerous

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responsibilitythatwehavetomouldandshapetheirpresentconditionsinthebestpossibleway .Inthiscontexto

n 26th of April, the department of social work, AIMS Institutes organized a symposium

on“ChildProtection:TheNeedoftheHour”.Itattemptedtoreviewtheongoingactivities/p rogrammesforchildp rotectionandaimtocatalyzethepublicresponseinthesymposium.

The occasion was graced with the p resence of honourable chief guest Ms. Nina Nanayak, Ex.Member National Commission for

Protection of Child Rights,GuestofhonourMr.Vasudev S harma

Director, Child Rights Trust and presiding member Dr. Kiran

Reddy CEO & Principal AIMS Institutes.

The highlight discussion points were changing pattern in the family

sy stem is becoming the root cause of the p roblem of children. Quoting with the p ractical examples he tagged the minds of the participants to think about bringing changes in the lifeless lifesty le of the

people. The symposium was summed up by Mr. Vasudev S harma, Director, CRT, followed by the certificate distribution. Thenthe occasion ended with the closing remarks and formal vote of thanks

by Prof. Indulekha Manayil Department of SocialWork.

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Events Conducted

S No Events Collaborative

Organization Date

1. Horticulture Base Line Survey ICDSS NGO 16th February to

3rd March 2016

2. Green Audit All UG Departments of AIMS

11th to 14th February 2016

3. World Cancer Day Kidwai Memorial

Institute of Oncology 4th February 2016

4. IT Awareness Program at Govt Primary School, Puttaiahna Agrahara, Doddaballapur

BCA 2nd February

2016

5. Pilot Survey for Horticulture Base Line

Survey ICDSS NGO

2nd February

2016

6. Ethnic Day All Departments of AIMS

14th January 2016

7. National Youth Day All Departments of

AIMS 12th January 2016

8. Christmas and New Year Celebration at Summanahalli Society

Summanahalli Society 31st December

2015

9. Guest Lecture on Human Rights and Women Rights

MBA

10. World Human Rights Day All Departments of AIMS

10th December 2015

11. 2 Days Awareness Campaign at

Doddaballapur

ICDSS (NGO) and City Municipal Corporation

(CMC), Doddaballapur.

2nd and 3rd

December 2015

12. World AIDS Day and Crime Prevention

Month Peenya Police Station

1st December 2015

13. Rally and Street p lay for Human Trafficking Nemmadi Organisation 3rd Sep tember

2015

14. Awareness Rally of Voting BBMP 19th August 2015

15. Computer Literacy Program for Orphan

Children SumangaliSevashram 12th August 2015

16. Legal Aid Program Peenya Traffic Police Station

7th August 2015

17. Blood Donation Camp Lions Club, Dasarahalli 5th August 2015

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Symposium on Sustainable Development at

AIMS in association with Global Citizens for

Sustainable Development

Global Citizens for Sustainable

Development& ACS

4th August 2015

19. SwachBharath camp at Vedike Eco

Residential School, DoddaballapurTaluk

Global Citizens for Sustainable

Development & ACS

15th, 21st and 25th

July 2015

20. Plantation of sap ling at AIMS campus by

Peenya Police Sub Inspector MBA 9th June 2015

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IT awareness and Basic Computer training at

Oxford School in Srirangapatna and Kikkeri

in Mandya District

BCA 4th and 5th June

2015

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EXCHANGE PROGRAMS/ INTERNATIONAL TRIPS

International Study Tour to Malaysia

AIMS Institutes students went for International study tour to Malaysia from 17th Oct 2016 to 22nd Oct 2016.

In order to p rovide a cross cultural exposure and a global perspective to the students, AIMS Institutes has developed an extensive International Students Exchange Network. The Exchange Programme has

become increasingly popular with the students and nearly 40% of the batch gets a chance to spend a week at a Partner Institute. Efforts are underway to expand the Programme further and enable an even larger number of students to avail of this unique opportunity.

University of Shimane, Japan One of the most important features of life at AIMS Institutes is its truly multicultural environment. We are extremely p roud of the fact that we have over 30 nationalities on campus!

Our AIMS Centre for International Liaison was established to foster and enhance this very aspect. The aim is to p rovide our students and faculty with as many exchange opportunities as possible. This

includes sending and hosting visiting scholars, aiding faculty members in arranging international study tours, develop ing exchange agreements with universities around the world, and achieving membership in the top global exchange consortia.

Faculty Exchange Program

Dr Brahm S harma, Director - AIMS Centre of Sustainability visited various countries in Europe

from 11th April 2016 to 30th April 2016 under ERASMUS+ p rogram for staff mobility for teaching and other activities.

Visited Kecskemet College, Kecskemet, Hungary from 13th April 2016 to 15th April 2016.

Visited Riga and surrounding areas in Latvia from 18th April 2016 to 22nd April 2016.

A special invitee on 20th April 2016 on inaugural ceremony of Baltic University student

conference,held at Latvijas Universitate.

Co-chaired a sessions in the international conference AS BBMC 2016 9th Annual Scientific Baltic

Business Management Conference on Challenges of Business Sustainability on Digital Age on 21st April 2016.

A special invitee to speak on sustainability issues in India in the Baltic University student conclave at Vidzene University of Applied Sciences on 22nd April 2016 at Valmeria.

Visited ES C, Troyes, France and conducted lecture sessions on 25th April 2016.

Delegates from Israel visit AIMS On July 29th 2016, Ms. Yael Hashavit, Consul General , Consulate

General of Israel, Bengaluru visited AIMS Institutes with Dr. Nimrod

Kozlovski, Partner Venture, Jerusalem Ventures

and Ms. Illana S hoshan , Social Activist, Israel. During their visit, they met with Dr Kurian , Registrar and Prof Ramesh Raj Ayer, Director

ACIL to discuss potential academic collaborations between the AIMS and the State of

Israel.

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Delegates from Thailand visit AIMS On Monday , July 25, 2016, Consul General of Thailand, Mrs. Krongkanit Rakcharoen Visited AIMS Institute of Higher Education.

During the visit, the consul pointed out the upward trend in the international student

exchange p rograms between Thailand and India.

According to Dr Kiran Reddy, CEO AIMS Institutes, one of the objectives in the discussion is the

international undergraduate and graduate student’s mobility . The idea would be that the Institute, along with the Consulate, could design actions facilitating this initiative”.

University of Shimane, Japan delegates visits AIMS Institutes Shimane University , Japan was established as a national university in 1949 and consists of the

Matsue campus and the Izumo campus.. AIMS Institute of Higher Education was host to a group of delegates from the University of Shimane, Japan as a part of a Cultural and Intellectual exchange

p rogram.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

University Rank Holders

Sl.No. Name Rank Course Picture

1 Ms. Lukram Goodyrani 3 MA

(English)

2 Mr. Basanta Sapkota 4 BHM

3 Mr. Sachin Kamat 5 BHM

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Achievements At Intercollegiate And Univeristy Levels AIMS student Mr. Rahul Ghoral MBA Ist Semester achieved Ist p lace in Discus throw in Inter

Collegiate Athletic Meet 2016 at Kanteerava Stadium, Bengaluru.

1. Saswat Basu, Jyotika Dutta, B.Com Program, 1st Prize , State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Product Launch, Seshadripuram academy of business studies, Jan-16

2. Mr. Arnab Das & Mr. Parth Maitra, BCA Program, 1st Prize, State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Web

Designing, Tech Minds, AIT - Soladevanahalli, Bangalore, Feb-15 3. Mr. Arun Shah & Mr. Sumit Chakraborty , BCA Program, 1st Prize , State level Inter -Collegiate

fest, IT QuizTech Minds, AIT - Soladevanahalli, Bangalore, Feb-15

4. Unix Ray , BBM Program, 1st Prize , State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Youth affair p rogram - Debate, Feb-15

5. AnishTapaliya Amir, Nihit, BBM Program, 1ST Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Group singing, Mayurika 2015, St.Claret College, Feb-15

6. Nishant, Raina Anish, Amir Nihit, Preetam, BBM Program, 1ST Prize , State level Competition, Coup le dance, Group singing, Solo singing & Computer gaming , Blaze 2015, T.John College,

Feb-15 7. Nishant, Raina Mani Kumar, Shashi Kiran, Anish, Amir & Nihit, BBM Program, 1ST Prize , State

level Competition, Coup le dance, Instrumental, Solo singing & Housekeep ing , Zeal 2015, PES

College, Feb-15 8. Bharath V, B.Com Program, 1ST Prize , National level Competition, Pencil Sketch, Enigma 2015 ,

inter collegiate fest, Vivekananda Degree College, Mar-15 9. Sowmya and Hridaya , B.Com Program, 1st Prize, National level Competition, Debate, Student

fest, Global Institute of management, Mar-15

10. Rohit chandran and Dilip , B.Com Program, 1st Prize, National level Competition, Quiz, Student fest, Global Institute of management, Mar-15

11. Akshay Dhama & Naresh, BBM Program, 1st Prize , National level Intercollegiate Fest, Marketing Event, Ensemble - 2015, KLE Institute of Business Management, S Nijalingappa College Campus, Mar-15

12. Chandini A S & Divya Sharma, MCA Program, 1st Prize , National level Inter collegiate fest, Web Designing, OxyTech 2K15, Oxford College of Engineering, Mar-15

13. Victor Myrthong & Ajimakin David Adetunji, MCA Program, 1st Prize , National level Inter collegiate fest, Coding, OxyTech 2K15, Oxford College of Engineering, Mar-15

14. Tanmoy Ghosh, MCA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter collegiate fest, Debate, Abhyuday

2.0, M S Ramaiah Institute of technology , Mar-15 15. Abdul & Chitra, M.Com Program, 1st Prize , National level Competition, Mock Stock, Comvision-

2015, Bangalore University , Apr-15 16. Mr. Parth Pratim Maitra & Mr. Md. Aftaul Goni, BCA Program, 1st Prize , State level Competition,

Coding and Debugging, Computantra - Inter Collegiate IT Fest, Presidency College, Aug-15

17. Mr. Sumit Chakraborty & Mr. Narendra Singh Negi, BCA Program, 1st Prize , State level Competition, IT Quiz, Computantra - Inter Collegiate IT Fest, Presidency College, Aug-15

18. Bharat G.L, B.Com Program, 1st Prize , State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Best Marketer, Seshadripuram academy of business studies, Jan-16

19. Prathap , B.Com Program, 1st Prize , State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Short Film, Seshadripuram

academy of business studies, Jan-16 20. Ali Naqsheema Shareen & Shubonabo Sarkar, BCA Program, 1st Prize , National level Inter -

Collegiate fest, IT Collage, TechMinds 2016 - AIGS , Feb-16 21. Sumit Chakraborty & Manveer Singh, BCA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate

fest, IT Quiz, TechMinds 2016 - AIGS , Feb-16

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22. Abhishek Savannur & Akshay , MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, HR

Event, Siastra 2016 - PES University , Mar-16 23. Akhil Mohan & Ravi chandran, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest,

Finance Event, Siastra 2016 - PES University , Mar-16

24. Pooja Bharithaya, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Solo Singing, Siastra 2016 - PES University , Mar-16

25. Vidya Maisurgi& Ajay P, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Finance Event, Mime éclat 2016 - MAT Institue of Mgt & Entrep reneurhip , Mar-16

26. Oiendrilla & Group , MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Fashion Show,

Mime éclat 2016 - MAT Institue of Mgt & Entrep reneurhip , Mar-16 27. II BBA Girls, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Fashion Show, Exodus -

Seshadripuram College, Mar-16 28. Abhishek & Tulsi Dey , MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, HR,

Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May-16

29. Prithvi & Akhil Mohan , MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, HR, Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May-16

30. Md.Suhel, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Best Manager, Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May -16

31. Riya & Ritika, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Reality Show,

Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May-16 32. Raghav & Amogh, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Marketing,

Summit 2016 - Community Institute of Management Studies(CIMS), May-16 33. Kranthi Kumar, Pradeep & Purnima, MBA Program, 1st Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest,

Treasure Hunt, Summit 2016 - Community Institute of Management Studies(CIMS), May-16

34. Raghav Kulkarni & C Sntosh, MBA Program, 2nd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Operations Event, Siastra 2016 - PES University , Mar-16

35. Nihal, BBA Program, 2nd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Debate Competition,

Exodus - Seshadripuram College, Mar-16 36. Naresh, BBA Program, 2nd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Best Manager, Exodus -

Seshadripuram College, Mar-16 37. Rahul Utkarsh & Sravan, MBA Program, 2nd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Business

Quiz, Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May-16

38. Neha, Ankita, Kap il, PradeepAbhijeet Diwakar, MBA Program, 2nd Prize, National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Group Dance, Summit 2016 - Community Institute of Management

Studies(CIMS), May-16 39. Mr. Chidambar M, Mr. Girish D & Mr. Deepak M, BCA Program, 2nd Prize, University level

Competition, Chess, Bangalore University Inter Collegiate Chess Tournament, SMT VHD Home

Science College, Bangalore, Sep -15 40. Sachin Devid Pais &Manoj Kumar P, BCA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate

fest, Movie Making Competition, XActitude-2016 - Kristu Jayanthi College, Feb-16 41. Roshan, Ushant & Sumeet, BBA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Ice

Breaker, Exodus - Seshadripuram College, Mar-16

42. Riya Banerjee& Ritika, MBA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Marketing, Bizomania 2016 - ABBS, May-16

43. Riya Banerjee& Ritika, MBA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Marketing, Summit 2016 - Community Institute of Management Studies(CIMS), May-16

44. Abhishek & Tulsi, MBA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, HR, Summit

2016 - Community Institute of Management Studies(CIMS), May -16 45. Akhil & Prithvi, MBA Program, 3rd Prize , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Finance, Summit

2016 - Community Institute of Management Studies(CIMS), May -16 46. Mr. Narendra Negi, Mr. Uday Kumar & Mr. Abhishek jha, BCA Program, 3 rd Prize, National

Level IT fest, Best Tech Team, Xactitude, Kristu Jayanti College, Feb-15

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47. Nikhil C , MBA Program, Best Manager , State level Inter College Fest , Inter College Fest, AIT,

Mar-15 48. Bharath G L , B.Com Program, Best Marketeer, State level Inter -Collegiate fest, Seshadripuram

academy of business studies, Jan-15

49. Kajal & Anshuman, MBA Program, Best paper award, National level Conference, Two Day National Conference on Labour Force in Unorganised Sector- Protection & Challenges at SDM

Law College, Mangalore , Nov-15 50. Sonara Mamadsidhik Osman, MCA Program, Certificate of Excellence, State level Competition,

Debate, Youth Affair Program, International Association of Lions Clubs, Feb-15

51. Mr. Sachin Chauhan, BHM Program, Gold Medal, University level Comp etition, Boxing, Bangalore University Inter Collegiate Championship , Sep -15

52. Team of B.Com Students, B.Com Program, Overall Championship , National level Competition, Student fest, Global Institute of management, Mar-15

53. II Semester students, MBA Program, Overall Championship , National level Inter -Collegiate fest,

Siastra 2016 - PES University , Mar-16 54. B.Com students, B.Com Program, Overall Runners-up , State level Inter -Collegiate fest,

Seshadripuram academy of business studies, Jan-16 55. BBA Students, BBA Program, Overall Runners-up , National level Inter -Collegiate fest, Exodus -

Seshadripuram College, Mar-16

56. Shubhajit Kushari & Kaushik Kumar Roy , MCA Program, Runners up , National level Inter collegiate fest, IT Quiz, OxyTech 2K15, Oxford College of Engineering, Mar-15

57. Ajimakin David Adetunji & Sidharth Choudhary , MCA Program, Runners up , National level Inter collegiate fest, Coding, Abhyuday 2.0, M S Ramaiah Institute of technology , Mar-15

58. Kaushik Kumar Roy & Chaitra R, MCA Program, Runners up , National level Inter collegiate fest,

IT Quiz, Abhyuday 2.0, M S Ramaiah Institute of technology , Mar-15 59. Saran & Sudeep , MBA Program, Runners up , State level Inter College Fest, Business Collage,

Inter College Fest, AIT, Mar-15

60. Kiran & Sohaib , MBA Program, Runners up , National level Inter College Fest, Business Quiz, Inter College Fest, Don Bosco Institute of Technology , Mar-15

61. Anagha & Sijo Joseph , MBA Program, Runners up , National level Inter College Fest, HR event, Inter College Fest, Don Bosco Institute of Technology , Mar-15

62. Divya & Roopa, M.Com Program, Runners up , National level Competition, Collage, Comvision-

2015, Bangalore University , Apr-15 63. Students of BCA p rogram, BCA Program, Runners up , State level Competition, Computanta -

Inter Collegiate IT Fest, Presidency College, Aug-15 64. Team of MBA Students, MBA Program, Runners up , National level Competition, AIIMS National

Management Week Competition, Indore, Aug-15

65. Mr.Abhishek Yadav & Mr.Vatsal Jethi (BHM VII Sem), BHM Program, Runners up , International level Competition, INNOVATION SUMMIT 2015 organized by “Hotel school The

Hague” in Amsterdam, Holland, Oct-15

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Student Results

Average pass percentage of Students for the Academic year : 2016-17

Year Program

Code Program

Name

Number of students

appeared in the final

year

examination

Number of students

passed in final year

examination

Pass Percentage

Average

Pass Percentage

2016-17 C26 BBA 86 50 58

75

2016-17 C27 BHM 48 19 40

2016-17 SB7 BCA 38 22 58

2016-17 C41 BCOM 65 42 65

2016-17 SAC MCA 41 32 78

2016-17 AS7 MSW 20 20 100

2016-17 COM MCOM 40 38 95

2016-17 SMM MSC 5 3 60

2016-17 CTD MTTM 8 8 100

2016-17 CMD MBA 217 209 96

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1. Chef AbhijitSaha Founding Director & Chef, Avant Grande Hospitality, Bangalore 2. Chef Antonio Tardi Executive Chef ,Shangri-la Hotel, Bangalore

3. Chef Armando Di Filippo Chef de Cuisine, Movenp ick Hotel, Bengaluru 4. Chef Bruno Ruffini Alma, Italy

5. Chef Manu Chandra Chef & Entrep reneur, Olive Beach, Bangalore 6. Chef Nicholas Roman European Culinary Association, Madrid, Spain 7. Chef Nimish Bhatia Chef &Entrep reneur ,Nimmisserie

8. Dr. AbhiramPrabhu Head – Corporate Relations, Dezyre.com 9. Dr. Anil Rawat Director, Institute of Business Management& Technology

10. Dr. Balaji Director ,CDAC Electronic City , Bangalore 11. Dr. Balaveera Reddy Ex Vice Chancellor, Viswesvaraya Technological University 12. Dr.Baldev Raj Director, National Institute of Advanced Studies

13. Dr. C B HonnuSidddartha Professor, Kannada Study Centre, Bangalore University 14. Dr. Chetan Bajaj Campus Director, ISB& M

15. Dr. Chidananda Murthy Researcher, Writer and linguist, Kannada Language and Literature

16. Dr. ChitraPanicker Professor, Dep t of English, Bangalore University

17. Dr. ChittayyaPujar Professor, Dep t of Kannada, Bangalore University 18. Dr. DzintraAtstaja Professor, BA School of Business and Finance, Riga, Europe

19. Dr. Geoffrey G Gachino Acting Dean, College of Business Administration, University of

Dubai 20. Dr. H Chaturvedi Director ,Birla Institute of Management Technology

21. Dr. H. A. Ranganathan Director, NAAC 22. Dr. Hari Krishna Maram Founder, CEO, Imperial College 23. Dr. John Clammer Professor and Social Activist, United Nations University , Japan

24. Padma Vibhushan Dr. K. Kasturirangan

Former Chairman ISRO, EX MP and scientific advisor to the PM

25. Dr. K.S.Rao Professor,Melbourne University Australia 26. Dr.KalpanaGopalan IAS, Chairman, Karnataka Appellate Tribunal 27. Dr. Kshama Bhatia Jt. MD, Vinpack Industries

28. Dr. Macharla Stanley Maina

Chairman & Managing Director, Philmack Consulting, Rwanda

29. Dr. Madan Mohan Pant Former Pro Vice Chancellor, IGNOU 30. Dr. ManjunathHegde Director, Karwar District Co-operative Bank, Consultant-Energy 31. Dr. Manjunath K C CEO, GE Triveni

32. Dr. MariammaVerghese Ex-Vice Chancellor, SNDT Women's University 33. Dr. Mathew Manimala Professor, IIM Bangalore

34. Dr. MeghaShenoy Researcher & Visiting Fellow, Yale University , USA 35. Dr. Mohan Kumar Co-Founder & Director, Augumenta Health pvt Ltd 36. Dr. N. J. Rao Professor, IISC, Bangalore

37. Dr. N. SantoshHegde Lokayukta, Bangalore

38. Dr. Noor Afza Chairman, DOS & Research in Business Administration, Tumkur

University , Tumkur 39. Dr. PallabBandyopadhyay Director, HR Citrix India 40. Dr. R. C. Natarajan Director, TA Pai Management Institute

41. Dr. R. Purnima Professor and Fulbright Scholar, Department of Studies and

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Research in English, KSOU

42. Dr. R. Ravikumar Professor, IIM Bangalore

43. Dr. R. S. Deshpande Rajiv Gandhi National Fellow ICSSR, Former Director, ISEC

Institute for Social and Economic Change 44. Dr. R. Shashi Kumar Project Director, Indian Council of Social Science Research 45. Dr. RafiqDossani Professor, Stanford University

46. Dr. Rajiv Gowda Professor, IIM Bangalore 47. Dr. Ravindra Ex-Secretary Govt. Of Karnataka

48. Dr. S. Rangarajan Vice Chancellor, SRM University , Haryana

49. Dr. SandhyaSastry Director of MBA Programmes, Business School, University of Bedfordshire, Cambridge, UK

50. Dr. Sanjeev Vice President Prof Services, Talisma Corporation Ltd 51. Dr. SatishInamdar Director, Valley School

52. Dr.SharachchandraLele Sr. Fellow, ATREE, Bangalore

53. Dr.ShekharChaudhuri Director, School of Management & Entrep reneurship Shiv Nadar University , Budh Nagar, UP

54. Dr. SofriYahya Dean, University Sains Malaysia 55. Dr. Subramanaim Professor, IISC

56. Dr. Sunil Shukla Director, EDII 57. Dr. T. M. Sujatha Advisor, TECSOK 58. Dr. T. Rama Murthy Former Prof. IIT Delhi, Agr-Ron Geotech Pvt. Ltd.

59. Dr. T.V. Ramachandra Associate Professor, Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc 60. Dr. ThimmeGowda Vice Chancellor, Bangalore University

61. Dr. U. Dinesh Kumar Professor, QT, IIMB 62. Dr. V. A. Sastry MD, MUSA Software 63. Dr. Vasant Kumar Former Director ,UAS, Bangalore

64. Dr. VirendraPratap Mishra Director, Punjab College of Technical Education

65. Hon. KirundaKivejinja Former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs

Govt. of Republic of Uganda 66. Lion K Ramesh Rao District Governor, Lions Club International – District 317F

67. Mr. Amlan Kumar

Dasgup ta COO, Saksham, (NSDC)

68. Mr. AnandRavindraRao Manager, HR & Training, Fortune Select Trinity

69. Mr. ArjunBala Founder & CEO, IP Strategy

70. Mr. ArjunDevaiah International Athlete and Director, Abhimanyu Academy ,Bangalore

71. Mr. ArunScaria Associate, Nishith Desai Associates 72. Mr. B. Krishna Murthy CEO, BKM Consulting

73. Mr. BabuRangaswamy Director – Director - Technical Services, HP 74. Mr. BabuSathian CEO, Process Pump Ltd 75. Mr. Balaji CEO, Business Gyan

76. Mr. BuddaDevBej Sous Chef ,Hotel Marriot Indianapolis 77. Mr.C. B. Ramkumar Founder, Our Native Village, Bangalore

78. Mr. Chaperon Jean Louis Director General, Groupe ESC Troyes en Champagne, France 79. Mr. ChetanKamani Food Critic 80. Mr. Chirag Mehta Director,CLIP Financial

81. Mr. D. T. Venkatesh President, Peenya Industrial Association 82. Mr. Deepak Solanki President & CEO, Green Tech, Goa

83. Mr. Dennis Gash President, IACBE 84. Mr. Devendra Sharma General Manager- Auditor, KabadiShankarsa& Co. 85. Mr. DivyenshuSrivastava Exec. Director, Price Water House Cooper

86. Mr. Don McAvinchey American Gandhi

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87. Mr. Francis Becard CEO & Dean, Groupe ESC Troyes en Champagne, France

88. Mr. G. B. Kulkarni Retd. Dy . General Manager, RBI

89. Mr. G. Guruvayurappan Prop rietor, CeraTherm International

90. Mr. G. Y. N. Babu General Secretary , Hindu College & High Schools Council 91. Mr. Girish DCP – Traffic, Bangalore

92. Mr. GOH Bee Lian Sr. Manager, Accreditation and Member Services, Asia AACSB 93. Mr. Harinath Reddy Special Public Prosecutor, Karnataka High Court

94. Mr. Hubert Reilard Managing Director, EFD Induction Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 95. Mr. Indranil Saha Associate Vice President, Citibank 96. Mr. Ishank Joshi Co-Founder, Nurture Talent Academy (NTA)

97. Mr. Jacob Crasta CEO, C M Enviro Systems Pvt. Ltd. 98. Mr. Jacob Cyriac Asst. Manager Marketing, RashtraDeep ika – Malayalam Daily

99. Mr. Jai Bharath GM, Energy Conservation & Auditing, Kennametal 100. Mr. Jayachandra Reddy Joint Managing Director, SLS Power 101. Mr. Jayanth Narayanan Restaurant Critic, Author - Start Up Your Restaurant

102. Mr. Jeevan CEO, Indelox Ltd 103. Mr. Jhanu Kumar Supervisor – Fire Services, ONGC

104. Mr. Jitendra V Singh Dean, School of Business & Management, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

105. Mr. John Anugraha Executive Director, Global Citizens for Sustainable Development

106. Mr. K. J. Kamath Advocate & Senior Partner, Kamath&Kamath, Sup reme Court 107. Mr. K. Dinesh Co-Founder & Director, Infosys

108. Mr. K. Krishna Kumar FCA, Chartered Accountant 109. Mr. K. N. Rao Director, Energy & Environment, ACC Ltd 110. Mr. Kousik Regional Head IFA BP, ICICI Securities

111. Mr. L. V. Murali Krishna Reddy

Exe. Director, Institute of Climate Change and Environment

112. Mr. Lakshmi Narayanan Vice President Engg& Maint.,BIAL

113. Mr. Lin Zhou Professor, Antai College of Economics & Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

114. Mr. M. S. Raghavendra CEO and Chief Advisor, TECSOK 115. Mr. Madhusudan Regional Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board

116. Mr. Mahesh Joshi Director, Doordharshan Kendra - Bangalore 117. Mr. Manish Kataria Territory Manager, RAMCO Systems 118. Mr. Mark Petrig CEO, IMI University Center, Switzerland

119. Mr. MasamichiKawagome CEO & Managing Director, Geocom Consulting Pvt. Ltd.

120. Mr. Mirza Mujic Sr. International Officer, International Development Office,

NOTTINGHAM Trent University 121. Mr. N. Ramesh Director,EDII, Ahmedabad 122. Mr. Narendra K. V. CEO, Resourz

123. Mr. Narendra Kumar Bharindwal

Director, Geocom Consulting Pvt. Ltd.

124. Mr. NeenasamSatish Cine Actor 125. Mr. Neeraj Gup ta Director, Formulate IP 126. Mr. Nikhil Tanawade Sr. Manager, Outlook Weekly Magazine

127. Mr. Niranjan Reddy CEO, FNJ Investment 128. Mr. P. G. K. Nair Director, IPA Pvt. Ltd.

129. Mr. P. K. Mohan Kumar Hosp itality Consultant, Ozone Group, Bangalore

130. Mr. P. Sritharan Lean Leader & Talent Development Program Manager, GE Industrial Solutions

131. Mr. P. Thiruvengadam Sr. Director (Retd.),Deloitte 132. Mr. P.K. Venkataraghava AVP & Delivery Partner, Insurance, BFSI, MindTree

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133. Mr. Pavan Kota CEO, Kinduz Consulting & President Lassib Society

134. Mr. PavanSoni Innovation Evangelist, IIM-B 135. Mr. Pranav Kumar Consultant, Price WaterHouse Coopers

136. Mr. PrasannaKulkarni Director, Imagex Technologies India Pvt ltd 137. Mr. Prem Kumar Sr. Project Manager, VSO India 138. Mr. Pundarikakshan Asst. GM, Canara Bank

139. Mr. PurnenduDutta Sr. Consultant, Capgemini 140. Mr. Purushottaman K Senior Business Manager, Metlife India

141. Mr. R. Sriniwasan CEO, Intuit 142. Mr. Raj Narayan Founder, Radel Electronics Pvt. Ltd 143. Mr. Rajagopal Entrep reneur, LITENAV Software Private Ltd

144. Mr. Rajan Former Indian Team Player &Ekalavya Award winner, also Vice President ,Karnataka State Basket Ball association

145. Mr. Rajeev Raghunandan CEO, Kramah Software 146. Mr. RajnishPopat Partner, M/s Popat&Popat 147. Mr. Ramakrishnan President and CEO, Mandate Chips and circuits Pvt. Ltd

148. Mr. Ramesh Kannan Managing Director, Kaynes Technologies 149. Mr. Ramesh Kumar Partner, I Solutions Venture Consultants

150. Mr. RamkumarSesha Founder & CEO, Born To Win 151. Mr. RanganIyengar FCA, Chartered Accountant

152. Mr. S. Lakshminarayanan Vice President Engineering & Maintenance, Bangalore

International Airport Limited 153. Mr. S. PrabhudevAradhya Managing Director, Aradhya Hi-Tech Pvt. Ltd.

154. Mr. SaiKanchibhotla Legal Manager, Infosys Ltd 155. Mr. SaleemBasha Manager, Our Native Village 156. Mr. Sami Ulla CEO, Manipal Academy of Health & Education

157. Mr. Samuel Professor, University of Fraser Valley 158. Mr. SanjeevSukumaran CEO, ForceFulcrum Solutions, Founder SHERPIFY.com

159. Mr. Sarath Das Actor, Malayalam Movies 160. Mr. ShamaSundar CEO, Paajaka Consultancy Pvt Ltd

161. Mr. Shiv Khera Author, Motivational Speaker, Founder of Qualified Learning

Systems USA 162. Mr. Shivkant Singhal Manager, McGraw Hill Education Pvt Ltd

163. Mr. ShobhaHiremath Woman entrep reneur 164. Mr. SiddhartSonthalia The Executive Director, Exp ress Network 165. Mr. Siraj Mukherjee General Manager, Hotel Royal Orchid, Bangalore

166. Mr. Somasekhar Director General of RUDSETI 167. Mr. Sridhar Mokhasi CEO, e-sutra

168. Mr. Sunil Bamba Industrialist 169. Mr. Syed Afroz Ahmed Founder & President, Magic Solutions & Services 170. Mr. Takumi Nagase Centre for Career Development, The University of Shimane

171. Mr. TamojyotiSarkar OSS Specialist, Nokia Solutions & Networks India Pvt. Ltd.

172. Mr. Tetsuya Matsuo (PhD) Dy . Director of Centre for Career Development,The University of

Shimane 173. Mr. Tijo Thomas Medical Social Worker UK

174. Mr. Tomoya Nakamura Dean, MBA Programs, Graduate School of Management, Globis

University 175. Mr. UdayHolla CEO, UK International

176. Mr. Uday Kumar Director & CEO, True Skills Energen Pvt. Ltd 177. Mr. V S Rama Murthy Ex Secretary , Department of Science and Technology 178. Mr. VarunKaul Consultant & Life Coach

179. Mr. Venu GVGK Head, Product Management, New Rubric Solutions, Bangalore

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180. Mr. Venugopal K COO & Director, NTTF

181. Mr. Vijay CEO, WIN IP 182. Mr. VinayHebbar Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Harvard Business Publishing

183. Mr. Vineet Mittal Director, Seria Applied Research Pvt. Ltd. 184. Mr. Vishwanath Founder, Rain Water Club NGO 185. Mr. VishwanathanGanesan Director, Prime Trust

186. Mr. VivekMenon CEO, Invicus Ltd

187. Mr. Yoko Kodama Director of Faculty Development Committee and Professor,

Department of Arts & Science, The University of Shimane

188. Mr. Yuan Lu Professor, Dean, Director of STU MBA Centre, Shantou University Business School

189. Mr. Karthikeyan Advocate, SM Associates 190. Ms. A Mamatha Sr. Manager, KSFC

191. Ms. AijaRantina Senior Project Manager, BA School of Business and Finance, Riga, Europe

192. Ms. Archana Singh GM L&D, Ashok Ley land

193. Ms. Chaithali Consultant, NEN 194. Ms. Eileen Peacock Senior Vice President, AACSB International

195. Ms. K Sumathy Executive Director, Technology Informatics Design Endeavour (TIDE)

196. Ms. LeenaJagadeesh HOD, Dep t of Women Empowerment, CSR Division, ,Canara

Bank 197. Ms. LidijaStankovikj Sustainability and CSR Analyst, Novozymes

198. Ms. Madonna M Tejada Program Coordinator, Accountancy Dep t. ,Far Eastern University 199. Ms. N Padmasri, IRS Addl. Commissioner,Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax 200. Ms. Padma Seshadri President,Sri Matha Co-operative Bank

201. Ms. Poonam Bin Kasthuri CEO, Daily Dump 202. Ms. PriyaBala Food Writer, Author - Start Up Your Restaurant

203. Ms. Ranjitha Social Activist, Vinayaka Enterp rises

204. Ms. RasmiPai Executive Director, Financial Market Sales, Standard Chartered Bank

205. Ms. Remya Raj Manager, ITC Windsor 206. Ms. Roopa Director, D’shenker India Ltd

207. Ms. Sandra Regina Manager – Development Management, SENAC 208. Ms. SaradaChandrasekaran Director, NxtWavez Consulting, Bangalore

209. Ms. SonaliGaddam

Founder & CEO at V'Spell Consultancy ,The youngest

entrep reneur (23 years old) to win PRIYADARSHINI AWARD - 2012,

210. Ms. SrilakshmiKamath Managing Director, Abaran Jewelers and Vice President of FKCII

211. Ms. SujathaBhaskar Former Task Force Member, Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Govt. Of India, New Delhi 212. Ms. Sup riyaRao RM-India, Glasgow Caledonian University , UK

213. Ms. Susanne Stolte President, Board of Directors, Hotel School The Hague, Netherlands

214. Ms. VeenaAwadhanam Mentor, NSRCEL, IIMB

215. Ms. Yael Hashavit Israel's Consul General 216. Prof. Ajay Kapur Professor, Hotel School The Hague, Netherlands

217. Prof. Dipak C Jain Director, Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration of Chulangkorn University

218. Prof. Dr. Harsh

VardhanTiwary Chairman, AFRC MP, Former VC, Bhopal

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219. Prof. Dr. K. P. V.

Ramanakumar Dean – FMS & Research, Kanchi University

220. Prof. Duane Lefevre Professor of Business School, North Eastern University , Boston,

USA 221. Prof. G. Sabarinathan Chairman – NSR CELL - IIM, Bangalore, IIM -B 222. Prof. Geetha Krishnan Director for Executive Education, ISB, Hyderabad

223. Prof. Greg O' Shea Professor, Cambridge Program on Cross Cultural and Global Management, UK

224. Prof. H L Verma Vice Chancellor, Jagannath University 225. Prof. J. Srinivasan Chairman, Divecha Centre for Climate Change, IISc

226. Prof. K. Kumar Former Chairman of NSRCEL, & Professor of Entrep reneurship

IIM-B 227. Prof. K.B.R Reddy EIA Consultant, Ecology Flora & Fauna

228. Prof. Kumbar Kannada poet and scholar

229. Prof.PremVrat Pro-Chancellor & Professor of Eminence and Chief Mentor, ITM University , Gurgaon

230. Prof. R. VenkataRao Vice Chancellor, National Law School of India University 231. Prof. RajasekharanPillai Director, KSCTE & Ex-Director, NAAC

232. Prof. S. Viswanathan Professor of Operations Management and Associate Dean(Research), Nanyang Technological University

233. Prof. Stephan Loretan Director – Gen MgtDept, Zhaw University, Zurich, Switzerland

234. Prof. Vagdevi Professor, St. Edwards University , USA 235. Sri Dinesh GunduRao Minister for Food and Civil Supp lies, Govt. of Karnataka

236. Sri. R. V. Deshpande Minister for Higher Education, Govt. of Karnataka