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| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will understand the concept of Indian Ethos and Management lessons from Mahabharata, Vedas and Kautaliya’s Arthashastra | Understand (C 2) |
| 2 | Student will understand about managerial practices and perspectives. | Understand (C 2) |
| 3 | Student will apply planning and managerial decision-making skills | Apply (C 3) |
| 4 | Student will understand the complexities associated with management of human resources in the organizations | Understand (C 2) |
| 5 | Student will understand both qualitative & quantitative information formulate best controlling & monitoring method | Understand (C 2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apply the various micro economic principles to make effective economic decisions under conditions of risk and uncertainty. | Apply (C3) |
| 2 | Analyze the concepts of demand & supply for various changing situations in industry for better utilization of resources. | Analyze (C 4) |
| 3 | How the production output changes with the change in inputs and able to analyze the effect of cost to business and their relation to analyze the volatility in the business world. | Analyze (C 4) |
| 4 | Evaluate the different market structure and their different equilibriums for industry as well as for consumers for the survival in the industry by the application of various pricing strategies. | Evaluate (C5) |
| 5 | Analyze the macroeconomic concepts & how they affect the business & economy. | Analyze (C 4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to apply accounting concepts, principles and conventions for their routine monetary transaction | Apply (C 3) |
| 2 | Student will be able to compose financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles | Apply (C3) |
| 3 | Student will be able to analyze, Solve and communicate the information contained in basic financial statements and Appraise the limitations of such statements. | Evaluate (C 5) |
| 4 | Student will be able to Evaluate the working capital requirements of an organization. | Evaluate (C5) |
| 5 | Student will be able to analyze various conditions of depreciation on fixed assets along with some emerging areas of accounting like Human Resource Accounting & Forensic Accounting. | Analyze (C 4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to gain knowledge of basic fundamentals of business statistics, measures of central tendency, and distribution, patterns | Understand (C 2) |
| 2 | Student will be able to use the time series analysis and index number. | Apply (C3) |
| 3 | Student will be able to analyze correlation & regression and their implication on Business performance. | Analyze (C4) |
| 4 | Student will be able to apply basic theory of Probability. | Apply (C3) |
| 5 | Student will be able to devise strategy for Decision-making in different situations in business. | Apply (C3) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to comprehend the nature, functioning and design of organizations as social collectives. | Understand (C2) |
| 2 | Student will be able to analyze the behavior of individuals and groups in organizations. | Analyze (C4) |
| 3 | Student will be able to explain cause and effect of different behaviors in the organizations. | Understand (C2) |
| 4 | Student will be able to contrast the reciprocal relationship between the organizational leaders, managerial behavior, and their subordinates. | Analyze (C4) |
| 5 | Student will be able to develop conceptual understanding of change and its implementation. | Understand (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand and explain the nature and scope of marketing. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 2 | Students will be able to demonstrate how knowledge of marketing concepts and environment can be applied to take marketing decision making | Application (C3) |
| 3 | Students will be able to comprehend the knowledge of Consumer Behavior in taking marketing decision. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 4 | Students will be able to comprehend the practices adopted by Business organizations in buying goods. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 5 | Students will be able to apply the knowledge of marketing research in identifying characteristics of consumers to take marketing decisions | Application (C3) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to apply business communication strategies and principles to prepare effective communication for domestic and international business situations. | Application (C3) |
| 2 | Students will be able to demonstrate their verbal and non-verbal communication skills through oral and written presentations. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 3 | Students will be able to stimulate their critical thinking by designing and developing clean and lucid writing skills. | Application (C3) |
| 4 | Students will be able to develop an understanding of appropriate organizational formats and channels used in business communication. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 5 | Students will be able to gain an understanding of emerging electronic modes of communication. | Comprehension (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Understand the basics of computer system and will be able to explain the basic questions on computer system. | Understand (C 2) |
| 2 | Apply communication technology for solving business problems | Apply (C3) |
| 3 | Identify, explain, solve business communication and create reports. | Create (C6) |
| 4 | Understand the basics of business information system and will be able explain basic question of business information system. | Remember(C1) |
| 5 | Analyze various security & ethics related issues pertaining to the increasing use of information technology. | Analyze (C4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Interpret the forces that shape business and economic structure and build strategies to cope with the same. | C3 Applying |
| 2 | Examine the economic & political environmental dynamics to cope with the changing regulations affecting business and its profitability. | C4 Analyzing |
| 3 | Analyze the competitive forces in environment and accordingly devise business policies and strategies to stay in competitive position. | C4 Analyzing |
| 4 | Interpret the desirability of technological advancement in the current set-up and how to gain technological advancement with least cost. | C3 Applying |
| 5 | Identify the international influences on domestic business and measures to be taken for successful global business operations. | C2 Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Synthesize the role of human resources management as it supports the success of the organization including the effective development of human capital as an agent for organizational change. | Analyze |
| 2 | Demonstrate knowledge of laws that impact behaviour in relationships between employers and employees that ultimately impact the goals and strategies of the organization. | Apply |
| 3 | Understand the role of employee benefits and compensation as a critical component of employee performance, productivity and organizational effectiveness. | Understand |
| 4 | Able to analyze, manage and with the challenges and complexities of the practice of Human Resource Planning & Training & Development. | Analyze |
| 5 | Demonstrate & evaluate knowledge of practical application of training and employee development as it impacts organizational strategy and competitive advantage. | Apply |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to understand the fundamentals of different types of research. | Understand (C2) |
| 2 | Student will be able to recognize relevant research techniques. | Understand (C2) |
| 3 | Student will be able to apply relevant scaling & measurement techniques and use appropriate sampling techniques. | Apply (C3) |
| 4 | Student will be able to apply different techniques of coding, editing, tabulation and analysis in doing research. | Apply (C3) |
| 5 | Student will be able to examine various statistical tests | Analyze (C4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to understand the different basic concept / fundamentals of Corporate Finance | Understanding (K2) |
| 2 | Student will be able evaluate long term investment decisions with the help of time value of money. | Evaluating(k5) |
| 3 | Student will be able analyze capital structure on the basis of cost of capital | Analyzing(K4) |
| 4 | Student will be able to use and apply different models for firm’s optimum dividend payout. | Applying(K3) |
| 5 | Student will be able to understand various financial services. | Understanding(K3) |
KMB 205: Operations Management
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Understand the role of Operations in overall Business Strategy of the firm - the application of OM policies and techniques to the service sector as well as manufacturing firms. | Understand |
| 2 | Understand and apply the concepts of Material Management, Supply Chain Management and TQM perspectives. | Understand |
| 3 | Identify and evaluate the key factors and their interdependence of these factors in the design of effective operating systems. | Evaluate |
| 4 | Analyze / understand the trends and challenges of Operations Management in the current business environment. | Analyze |
| 5 | Apply techniques for effective utilization of operational resources and managing the processes to produce good quality products and services at competitive prices. | Apply |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Understand the basic operations research concepts and terminology involved in optimization techniques | Understand |
| 2 | Solve various business-related problems such as transportation and linear programming | Evaluate |
| 3 | Apply certain mathematical techniques in getting the best possible solution to a problem involving limited resources. | Apply |
| 4 | Apply the most widely used quantitative techniques in decision making. | Apply |
| 5 | Identify project goals, constraints, deliverables, performance criteria, control needs, and resource requirements in order to achieve project success | Evaluate |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to explain law of contract with its provisions. | 2- Understand |
| 2 | Student will be able to explain Negotiable Instruments Act, 1981 and Law of Partnership with its provisions. | 2- Understand |
| 3 | Student will be able to explain Companies Act with its provisions. | 2- Understand |
| 4 | Student will be able to understand the Sales of Goods Act and Consumer Protection Act with suitable operational framework. | 2- Understand |
| 5 | Student will be able to understand The Information Technology Act, 2000 and The Right to Information Act, 2005 with suitable operational framework. | 2- Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand and explain the marketing mix for an organization. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 2 | Students will be able to apply various product strategies in designing a product. | Apply (C3) |
| 3 | Students will be able to comprehend pricing and distribution strategies to enhance the marketing of goods. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 4 | Students will be able to understand various marketing communication strategies in overall development of promotion plan. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 5 | Students will be able to acquaint and apply the recent trends in formulation of effective marketing strategies for long-term success. | Comprehension (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to name & Explain strategic management, process, levels of strategy and strategic intent. | Understand |
| 2 | Student will be able to compose the approaches to analyse internal and external business environment. | Analyse |
| 3 | Student will be able to formulate, analyze, Solve and integrate strategies at different levels. | Analyse |
| 4 | Student will be able to implement strategies related to resources, projects, organisational structure while understanding the importance of ethics, values and social responsibilities. | Apply |
| 5 | Student will be able to identify the process and methods of strategy evaluation and control. | Apply |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | To get an overview of the key issues and concepts of International Business. | Understanding (CO1) |
| 2 | Understand how and why the world’s countries differ in trade | Understanding (CO1) |
| 3 | Implement the decisions for international operations, marketing and management of human resources in a superior manner | Apply (CO2) |
| 4 | Understand the monetary framework in which international business transactions are conducted. | Understanding (CO1) |
| 5 | Analyse the role of International Organizations and Regional Trade blocks | Analyse (CO3) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to Classify the basic of talent management and its concepts. | Understand (C2) |
| 2 | Students would be able to understand and discus the Job Analysis i.e. Job Description & evaluation. | Understand (C2) |
| 3 | The students would be able to Execute the Various methods concepts of Talent Recruitment and minimizing selection error Reliability & Validity of selection process in any organization. | Apply (C3) |
| 4 | The students would be able to understand the different methods of Talent Retention and classify them to retain employees, voluntary turnover. | Understand (C2) |
| 5 | The students would be able to understand HRA and Business process Re-engineering contemporary Talent management issues and challenges. | Understand (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to classify between performance management and performance appraisal on practical basis. | Apply (C3) |
| 2 | Student will be able to describe various methods to performance management system in any organization they will work. | Understand (C2) |
| 3 | Student will be able to explain various reward systems being used in an organization. | Understand (C2) |
| 4 | Student will be able to classify the relevance of competency mapping and understand its linkage with career development. | Understand (C2) |
| 5 | Student will be able to classify among various Compensation and Reward in an organization in market standards. | Understand (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Competency to understand the importance of Employee Relation within the perspective of Industrial Relation | Understanding (CO1) |
| 2 | Competency to use Collective Bargaining and Grievance redressal Mechanism | Apply (CO2) |
| 3 | Knowledge about relevant Laws of HR management. | Understanding (CO1) |
| 4 | Knowledge about relevant Laws within organization | Understanding (CO1) |
| 5 | Knowledge about relevant Laws of employee welfare | Understanding (CO1) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand sales & sales Management | C2 Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to analyze & develop the sales organization. | C4 Analyzing |
| 3 | Students will be able to analyze & lead the sales organization. | C4 Analyzing |
| 4 | Students will develop the knowledge, understanding and skills in retail management. | C2 Understand |
| 5 | Students will get acquainted with better understanding of implementation of retail management strategies and analytical skills for effective decision alternatives in retail operations. | C2 Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to demonstrate how knowledge of Consumer Behavior can be applied to marketing decision making and activities. | Application (C3) |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand internal dynamics such as personality, attitude, learning and perception to the choices that customers make. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 3 | Students will be able to comprehend on IMC approach in the development of an overall advertising and promotional plan. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 4 | Students will be able to acquaint with concepts and techniques in the application for developing and designing an effective advertising and sales promotion program. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 5 | Students will be able to prepare advertising budget and advertising strategy that employs appropriate message objectives. | Application (C3) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will develop an understanding of digital and social media marketing practices. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will develop understanding of the social media platforms | Understand |
| 3 | Students will acquire the skill to acquire and engage consumers online. | Apply |
| 4 | Students will develop understanding of building organizational competency by way of digital marketing practices and cost considerations. | Understand |
| 5 | Students will develop understanding of the latest digital practices for marketing and promotion. | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will understand the characteristics of different financial assets such as money market instruments, bonds, and stocks, and how to buy and sell these assets in financial markets. | Apply (C3) |
| 2 | Students will evaluate various types of risks and returns. | Evaluate (C 5) |
| 3 | Students will analyze the securities through fundamental & technical analysis & evaluate its implications for investment decision. | Analyze (C 4) |
| 4 | Students will know how to apply different valuation models to evaluate Bond, Equity and Derivative. | Apply (C3) |
| 5 | Students will understand the benefit of diversification of holding a portfolio of assets, and the importance played by the market portfolio. | Analyze (C 4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the concept of income tax, Residential Status and who is payee and when he can pay. | Understand (C 2) |
| 2 | Students will be able to evaluate which income come under the particular heads. Apart from the evaluation process students grasp the knowledge how losses setoff and carry forward. | Evaluate (C 5) |
| 3 | Student will be able to judge what kind of authorities work in income tax department and which type of power they have. Moreover, learn about where these power and authorities they can apply. | Apply (C3) |
| 4 | Student will be able to analyze taxable income, Carry-forward and set-off of losses for companies and amalgamation, Merger and Demerger of companies. | Analyze (C 4) |
| 5 | Student will be able to evaluate various conditions of GST (single and dual). Students know about the Impact of GST and how to register and filling GST. | Evaluate (C5) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the financial system of India. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to apply the analytical skills in financial market. | Apply |
| 3 | Students will be able to analyze the product and service of banking sector. | Analyze |
| 4 | Students will be able to analyze the 3rd party product like insurance, mutual funds and equity. | Analyze |
| 5 | Students will be able to classify working of microfinance instruments at domestic and global level. | Analyze |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to understand about international market and its environment. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 2 | Student will be able to identify modes of entry through which firms can go internationally with the help of global market research. | Comprehension (C2) |
| 3 | Student will be able to apply product and pricing strategies according to the needs of international customer | Apply (C3) |
| 4 | Student will be able to identify cultural barriers of international market and will adopt promotional strategies accordingly to cater the need of international market | Comprehension (C2) |
KMBIB 02: International Logistics
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to explain logistics system, elements, importance and development of international logistics. | 2- Understand |
| 2 | Student will be able to know about shipping industry and analyse effective transportation system. | 5- Evaluate |
| 3 | Student will be able to segregate/integrate between different dimensions of warehouse management. | 5- Evaluate |
| 4 | Student will be able to acquire knowledge about ports, ports infrastructure and international air transport. | 2- Understand |
| 5 | Student will be able to identify the process and methods of information and communication technology internationalization/ integration of SCM and Supply Chain performance management. | 3- Apply |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to identify the product for export, market payment terms & select the payment for export. | Understanding (C2) |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand the role of C&F agent, ECGC, GSP & marine insurance. Infer the shipping formalities. | Understanding (C2) |
| 3 | Students will be able to understand effective transportation system & letter of credit. | Understanding (C2) |
| 4 | Students will be able to understand export/import operations. Relate the various promotional schemes being offered by the government in general. | Understanding (C2) |
| 5 | Student will be able to understand the promotional schemes for capital goods, gems & jewellery, agricultural & pharma products. Relate the concept of SEZ, EHTP, STP & EOU’s | Understanding (C2) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Impart knowledge about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) | Remember (C1) |
| 2 | Impart knowledge of related technologies | Understand(C2) |
| 3 | Impart knowledge about implementation of ERP | Understand(C2) |
| 4 | Analyze the applications of ERP at operational levels | Analyze (C4) |
| 5 | Analyze the applications of ERP at managerial practices | Analyze (C 4) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the basic concepts of web technology& E-Commerce. | C2 Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand the significance of Web technology & E-commerce. | C2 Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to apply the concepts of web technology in business. | C3 Apply |
| 4 | Students will be able to analyze the impact of Web technology & E-Commerce in business. | C4 Analyze |
| 5 | Students will be able to analyze the Online Payment Systems. | C4 Analyze |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | To impart knowledge about cloud computing and its application in business. | Remember (C1) |
| 2 | To familiarize students with the concept of application security and the concept of virtualization in cloud computing. | Understand (C2) |
| 3 | To help student weight the impact of improperly controlled cloud computing environments on organizational sustainability | Evaluate (C 5) |
| 4 | The student will be able to assess various cloud characteristics and service attributes, for compliance with enterprise objectives | Evaluate (C5) |
| 5 | The student will be able to recognize security threat exposure within a cloud computing infrastructure | Analyze (C4) |
| 6. | Student will be able identify various cloud services. | Understand (C6) |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the characteristics of Project and Project Management | Understand |
| 2 | The students will understand the managerial process along with tools & techniques used in Project management | Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to apply the scheduling and monitoring process in Project with the help of PERT and CPM method for project scheduling | Apply |
| 4 | Students will understand the perspectives in which optimum decisions are to be taken in case of risks with planned activities in project. | Analyze |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will understand the basic concepts of entrepreneurship. | Understand |
| 2 | Student will understand assistance and role of Entrepreneurial Development Agencies. | Understand |
| 3 | Student will understand various funding sources for SSI | Understand |
| 4 | Apply managerial skill to develop a Business Plan. | Apply |
| 5 | Students to have a basic understanding of Launching a New Venture | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand about the need of value education and harmony in self, family, society and nature. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to apply the understanding of value education to ensure harmony at all the four levels of living. | Apply |
| 3 | Students will be able to analyze about self, feelings in relationship, society and relevance of nature. | Analyze |
| 4 | Students will be able to evaluate their participation at all the four levels of living. | Evaluate |
| 5 | Students will be able to improve their emotional, social and professional competence. | Apply |
KMB FM 04: Working capital Management
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand funds flow cycles & their impact on working capital management objectives. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to compare and contrast the relative merits of alternative working capital policies and the likely short-term and long-term impact on the firm. | Analyze |
| 3 | Students will be able to formulate appropriate working capital management policies to achieve corporate objectives. | Apply |
| 4 | Students will be able to apply corporate cash management, accounts receivable management, bank relations, and inventory management techniques to maximize the share holders' value. | Apply |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the basic structure of derivatives market & its working. | Understanding |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand the principles of derivatives pricing, including the implications of arbitrage. | Understanding |
| 3 | Students will be able to evaluate forward and futures contracts using the cost of carry model. | Evaluating |
| 4 | Student will be able to value options using the binomial and Black-Scholes option pricing models | Evaluating |
| 5 | Student will be able to develop strategies using futures and options in financial risk management, speculation and arbitrage. | Creating |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand and explain the nature and scope of service marketing. | Comprehension |
| 2 | Students will be able to use critical analysis to perceive service shortcomings in reference to ingredients to create service excellence | Apply |
| 3 | Students will be able to identify critical issues related to service design, such as identifying and managing customer service experience, expectations, perceptions and outcomes | Comprehension |
| 4 | Students will be able to Provide a theoretical and practical basis for assessing service performance using company examples | Comprehension |
| 5 | Students will be able to Identify and discuss characteristics and challenges of managing service firms in the modern world | Comprehension |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the basics of marketing analytics | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be acquainted with better understanding of real life marketing data and its analysis regarding pricing & customers. | Analyze |
| 3 | Students will be able to identify the retailing and advertising data analysis. | Analyze |
| 4 | Students will understand the sales forecasting & conjoint analysis. | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Student will be able to Understand the dimensions of Strategic HRM | Understand(C2) |
| 2 | Students will be able to describe the learning of SHRM in organizational context | Understand(C2) |
| 3 | Student will be able to define the impacts of SHRM on competitive basis. | Understand(C2) |
| 4 | Student will be able to execute the desired level of expertise on organizational knowledge management through SHRM | Apply (C3) |
| 5 | Student will be able to recognize the International culture in SHRM | Understand(C2) |
HR 05: International Human Resource Management
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Understanding the Contexts of International HRM | Understand |
| 2 | Able to apply the HR Processes in International Context | Apply |
| 3 | Able to evaluate the impacts of Globalization on HRM | Evaluate |
| 4 | Able to understand the impact of cultural differences in global HR practices | Understand |
| 5 | Able to analyze the emerging trends in HR practices at global level | Analyze |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the foreign trade policy of India. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand direction & composition of India’s foreign trade & various trade agreements. | Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to understand the institutionalization of international trade | Understand |
| 4 | Students will be able to understand India’s Trade agreements with various blocks | Understand |
| 5 | Student will be able to understand India’s foreign investment policy. | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand different meanings and dimensions of culture. | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand the impact of culture on business practices. | Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to understand the impact of national culture on organizational cultures. | Understand |
| 4 | Students will be able to understand the impact of culture on Human Resource Management. | Understand |
| 5 | Students will be able to explain how leadership differs across cultures. | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the DBMS technology | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand uses of DBMS in Business | Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to apply DBMS in Business Process | Apply |
| 4 | Students will be able to understand the uses of Data Mining Techniques | Understand |
| S.No. | Course Outcome | Bloom’s Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Students will be able to understand the Systems and its characteristics | Understand |
| 2 | Students will be able to understand the information system | Understand |
| 3 | Students will be able to understand the Systems development life cycle. | Understand |
| 4 | Students will be able to apply the phases of SDLC in business information system development | Apply |
| 5 | Students will be able to Analyze the impacts of information system on business | Analyze |
| Puneet Agarwal | |
| Designation | Professor |
| Graduation | B.TECH (I.T., BHU, Varanasi) |
| Post Graduation | PGDM (IIM, Ahmedabad) |
| Teaching Experience | |
| Industry Experience | 23 Years |
| Email id | puneet@miet.ac.in |
| Dr. Devendra Arora | |
| Designation | Dean |
| Graduation | B.Com. |
| Post Graduation | M.com, EPIB –IIM-Kolkatta |
| Doctorate | Ph.D. (International Business ) |
| Teaching Experience | 20 Years |
| Industrial Experience | 04 Years |
| Email id | Devendra.arora@miet.ac.in |
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| Dr. Vaishali Goel | |
| Designation | Associate Professor |
| Graduation | B.Sc. (C.C.S. University Meerut) |
| Post Graduation | M.B.A. (CCS University Meerut) |
| Doctorate | Ph.D. (Gurukul Kangri University, Haridwar) |
| Teaching Experience | 19 Years |
| Research Experience | 10 Years |
| Email id | vaishali.goel@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Marketing |
| Ms. Akansha Agarwal | |
| Designation | Associate Professor |
| Graduation | B.Sc. (Science) |
| Post Graduation | PGDM.(IMS,Ghaziabad) |
| Teaching Experience | 15 Years |
| Email id | akanksha.agarwal@miet.ac.in |
| Dr. Ashwani Sharma | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.Sc |
| Post Graduation | M.B.A, P.G.D.E.A (Edu. Adm), M.Com (Pursuing) |
| Doctorate | Ph.D |
| Teaching Experience | 10 years |
| Email id | ashwani.sharma@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Digital Marketing, Design Thinking, Marketing Analytics |
| Mr. Rocky Sachan | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor, Net Qualified |
| Graduation | B.Sc. PCM (Lucknow University, Lucknow) |
| Post Graduation | M.I.B.M (Lucknow University, Lucknow) |
| Doctorate | Pursuing |
| Teaching Experience | 10 Years |
| Industrial Experience | 10 Years |
| Email id | rocky.sachan@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Marketing & International Business |
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| Mr. Manish Manglik | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.Sc (CCS University Meerut) |
| Post Graduation | M.B.A (UPTU) |
| Teaching Experience | 11 years |
| Email id | manish.manglik@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Marketing and HR |
| Ms. Madhu Bala Sharma | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.A. (CCS University, Meerut) |
| Post Graduation | MBA (UPTU, Lucknow), MA (CCS University, Meerut) |
| Doctorate | Pursuing Ph.D (Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Tech. Univ., Lucknow, U.P.) |
| Teaching Experience | 8 Years |
| Industrial Experience | 8 Years |
| Email id | madhu.sharma@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Finance |
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| Ms. Komal Sharma | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | BCA (CCS University, Meerut) |
| Post Graduation | MBA (UPTU, Lucknow), M.Com |
| Teaching Experience | 8 Years |
| Email id | komal.sharma@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Finance |
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| Ms. Aruna | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | BBA (CCS University) |
| Post Graduation | MBA( Punjab Technical University) |
| Teaching Experience | 9 years |
| Email id | aruna.faculty@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Finance |
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| Dr. Priyanka Dalmia | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.E.(Electronics and Telecommunication), Amravati University |
| Post Graduation | MBA (Marketing and Human Resources), UPTU |
| Doctorate | Ph.D., Uttarakhand Technical University |
| Teaching Experience | 9 year |
| Email id | priyanka.dalmia@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Consumer Behaviour, Human Resources |
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| Dr. Reenu | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.Com |
| Post Graduation | M.Com, M.B.A |
| Doctorate | PhD (Finance) |
| Teaching Experience | 7 years |
| Industry Experience | Nil |
| Research Experience | 4.5 years |
| Upasana Gupta | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.Tech |
| Post Graduation | MBA |
| Teaching Experience | 1.3 years |
| Industry Experience | 2 years |
| Research Experience | nil |
| Email id | upasana.gupta@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | Marketing |
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| Prerna Singh | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.com |
| Post Graduation | MBA |
| Doctorate | Pursuing |
| Teaching Experience | 5 months |
| Industry Experience | 3.2 years |
| Research Experience | nil |
| Ritu Chaudhary | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | BBA |
| Post Graduation | M.B.A , Amity University |
| Industry Experience | 9 years |
| ritu.chaudhary@miet.ac.in | |
| Area of Interest | International Business and Human Resource |
| Sabahat Zaidi | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.Com(Hons) |
| Post Graduation | Masters in Human Resource Management |
| sabahat.zaidi@miet.ac.in | |
| Area of Interest | Human Resource Management |
| Sadhana Singh | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.com |
| Post Graduation | Masters in Human Resource Management |
| Email id | sadhana1631@gmail.com |
| Area of Interest | Human Resource Management |
| SHUBHAM MITTAL | |
| Designation | Assistant Professor |
| Graduation | B.COM |
| Post Graduation | MBA |
| Email id | Shubham.mittal@miet.ac.in |
| Area of Interest | FINANCE AND MARKETING |
MIET is renowned for its full- fledged Placement Cell with support of Advisory Committee to provide placement assistance to all students. At MIET companies are invited to recruit students from various specializations. Many reputed organizations have visited the institute for providing opportunities to the students. The MBA Department witnessed 100% placement for the session 2015-16.
| Placement Report: 2021(till march) | Click Here |
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| Placement Report: 2019 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2018 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2017 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2016 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2015 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2014 | Click Here |
| Placement Report: 2013 | Click Here |
MIET gives utmost importance to assist the students for summer internship. The placement cell along with the Advisory Committee provides necessary support to the students during summer internship. The objective behind summer internship is to expose students to real corporate world. It gives an opportunity to apply the knowledge and their skills in the real corporate life. The summer internship is of six to eight weeks. 80% of the first year students have been provided with summer internship. Some students received offers of stipend for summer internship from various companies. Few names are listed below
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| Summer Internships: 2015 | Click Here |
| Summer Internships: 2014 | Click Here |
| Summer Internships: 2013 | Click Here |
Department has achieved ‘Outstanding’ placement for final year students and 80% of the first year students have been provided with summer internship in various companies. Students of first year have also received offers of stipend for summer internship from various companies.
Kiran Bhatia and Divya Singhal (Batch 2015-17) received stipend for their work as HR intern in 'The Sachdev Groups'.
The Students of 2015-17 batch, who had worked in 'Outlook Magazines' also received a handsome amount of stipend for their work as marketing Intern.
Pre Placement Offers (2017-18)
| S. no | Name of students | Course | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RADHIKA AGGARWAL | MBA II SEM | 83 |
| 2 | TAPASYA JAIN | MBA II SEM | 83 |
| 3 | MANISHA GARG | MBA II SEM | 82 |
| 4 | KIRTI GUPTA | MBA IV SEM | 88 |
| 5 | RASHI JINDAL | MBA IV SEM | 87 |
| 6 | AYUSHI TYAGI | MBA IV SEM | 85 |
| S. No. | Roll No. | Name of The Student | Course | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1606870031 | Chhavi Saraswat | MBA III sem | 83.44 |
| 2 | 1606870136 | Vinita Chauhan | MBA III sem | 83.22 |
| 3 | 1606870123 | Tabasum Kausar | MBA III sem | 82.89 |
| 4 | 1706870070 | Rinkle Deshwal | MBA I sem | 85% |
| 5 | 1706870018 | Anushree Choudhary | MBA I sem | 84% |
| 6 | 1706870040 | Kirti Gupta | MBA I sem | 81% |
| S. No. | Name of The Student | Course | Percentage |
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| 1 | VINITA CHAUHAN | MBA I SEM | 83.1 |
| 2 | CHHAVI SARASWAT | MBA I SEM | 82.2 |
| 3 | SANJOLI RASTOGI | MBA I Sem. | 78.3 |
| 4 | KAJAL ARORA | MBA III SEM | 80.5 |
| 5 | VAIBHAVI NAGAR | MBA III SEM | 80.4 |
| 6 | KARISHMA ARORA | MBA III SEM | 80.1 |
| S. No. | Name of The Student | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ms. Kajal Arora | MBA (I) Sem. |
| 2 | Ms. Komal Sikka | MBA (I) Sem. |
| 3 | Ms. Riya Jain | MBA (III) Sem. |
| 4 | Ms. Shivani Malik | MBA (III) Sem. |
Sangeeta of MBA first year was selected for Internship in the HR Division at Pearlpet along with pre-placement offer.
| S.NO | Authors Name | Paper Title | Journal | ISSN No | Vol. | Page No. |
| 1 | Navneesh Tyagi | Training in Hotel Industry: Perceptions of the staff. | INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCE AND INNOVATIVE RESEARCH, IMPACT FACTOR 3.25 | 2394-7780 | Vol.7, Issue 2, April 2020 | 37-44 |
| 2 | Navneesh Tyagi | Identifying Organizational Culture in Private Institutions of Higher Learning in India | JOURNAL OF MECHANICS OF CONTINUA AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE,IMPACT FACTOR 2.62 | 0973-8975 | Vol. 15 (1), January 2020 | 160-167 |
| 3 | Dr. Reenu | Why India Still Fighting For First FDI Receipt Country? | INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND GLOBALISATION | 1753-3627 | Vol-23 (4), January 2020 | 549-567 |
| 4 | Madhu Bala Sharma | The Shift to IND AS from previous Accounting Standard: A Perspective from Accounting Professionals | JOURNAL OF XI AN UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE & TECHNOLOGY, IMPACT FACTOR 3.7 | 1006-7930 | Vol. XI, Issue XII, December 2019 | 648-658 |
| 5 | Madhu Bala Sharma | Perception of Accounting Professionals in the convergence and implementation of a single set of Global Accounting Standards in India | INTERNAIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENT TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, IMPACT FACTOR 5.92 | 2277-3878 | Vol.8, Issue 4, November 2019 | 7371-7378 |
| 6 | Navneesh Tyagi | Does Fairness Perception of Academic Staff Interfere with Managerial Effectiveness | INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY AND EXPLORING ENGINEERING,IMPACT FACTOR 5.5 | 2278-3075 | Vol. 8, November 2019 | 263-269 |
| 7 | Navneesh Tyagi | How Self Concept Interfere between Integrative Leadership and Leadership Effectiveness, | INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENT TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, IMPACT FACTOR 5.92 | 2277-3878 | Vol. 8 (3), November 2019 | 4685-4690 |
| 8 | Madhu Bala Sharma | A Study on Challenges in implementation of Ind AS in India |
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING IT & SOCIAL SCIENCES |
2250-0588 |
Vol-8 Special Issue May 2018 |
291-301 |
| 9 |
Dr. Ashutosh Singh & Dr. Ajay Singh |
Effective Leadership & Employee Performance During Organizational Change |
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING IT & SOCIAL SCIENCES |
2250-0588 |
Vol-8 Special Issue May 2018 |
448-451 |
| 10 | Purvi Sangal & Aruna |
A Study of Corporate Social Responsibility at Organisational Level: A Balancing Approach |
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING IT & SOCIAL SCIENCES |
2250-0588 |
Vol-8 Special Issue May 2018 |
224-232 |
| 11 |
Dr. Sandeep Kapoor & Rocky Sachan |
Challenges of Financial Inclusion in India |
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING IT & SOCIAL SCIENCES |
2250-0588 |
Vol-8 Special Issue May 2018 |
448-451 |
MIET Business School conducted five days Online Learning Session on SAP-ERP. The sessions were delivered by distinguished faculties of MIET- Dr. Priyanka Dalmia and Ms. Madhu Bala Sharma.
MIET business School organized Masterclass on Talent Acquisition for MBA First year students by Mr. Sidharth Gupta, A.V.P(HR) Indiamart. Students got to learn about recent trends in talent acquisition such as consumerization of technology, app-based products, proactive sourcing, and adoption of market techniques for hiring.
Students of MIET- MBA had a session on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The session was delivered by AWS Expert Mr. Mragank Singhal.
Students of MIET- MBA had a session on Salesforce. The session was delivered by AWS Expert Mr. K.S Mishra and Ms. Ekta Tyagi.
Mr. Atul Thakur, Departmental Manager, Pantaloons discussed upon the various products being provided by the group specifically focusing on its fashion and retail segment.
Mr. Harender Garg, CEO, Cello industries, Haridwar talk on Entrepreneur development.
Mr Jitender Mehta, president, Experience Japan, Sonepat delivered a lecture on Cross culture ethics and values in context of Indo-Japan.
MIET business School organized ADMAD Show for MBA First year students, Students prepared and presented visual ads on their own chosen products. This activity helps enhance marketing skills in students.
Mr Rakesh Kohli (MD stag internationals) and Mrs Monica kohli (celebrity) enlightened MBA graduates in 2019 on freshers party .
Mr Akash Goel Motivational speaker from Byjus addressed the gathering at Freshers day
Miet Business School represents Mittal Rubber Industries Ltd at Sports India Exhibition 2019 at Pragati Maidan , Delhi
International Guest Lecture on “Change Management” by Mr. STANLEY BECKETT ,CEO ,CHANGE CREATORS, SOUTH AFRICA and Mr Devidasan, Director, Carving Talent
Mr. Deepak Arora, Assistant Manager, Sales Reliance Communications, addressed the MBA students on the recent advancements of Telecom sector in India.
Ms Suman Khanna Aggarwal, President Shanti Sahayog addressing our students on Gandhian Management Philosophies- celebrating 150 years of Gandhiji.
MR .ROMAN GUPTA, General Manager (media) Patanjali, delivered a talk on “Leadership”.
MR. SURJEET SINGH KAINTH, Head Institutional Alliances Safe Express Logistics delivered a Lecture on the topic “Phenomenal growth of Logistics sector in India”.
Guest Lecture by Mr. Tarun Kamwal, sales Manager and Mr. Pankaj Chauhan, Area sales Manager, from Bajaj enlightened the MBA Grads about the various marketing and CSR activites of Bajaj.
Mr.Krishnan Subramaniam from Dubai, President, Middle East branch of Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, UK delivered the Lecture on "Logistics and Supply Chain Management"
Logistics and Supply Chain Management Workshop by Dr. Anandhi, Director, ISM
Workshop was conducted for the male students of MIET Business School on Personal Grooming and Personality Development by Gillette India Ltd. and Amar Ujala.
MIET Business School conducted ‘Online Trading Workshop’ by Mr.Vinay Pratap Singh, Regional Manager, SMC Global Securities Limited
Department of Business and Management Studies (MBA) at MIET emphasize on assisting its students to develop problem-solving and communication skills, leadership and team building skills, critical and analytical abilities which enable students to better understand and deal with the complex issues of management in a changing business environment.
For this MBA department provides all opportunities its students to pursue live research projects which combines with real-world industry experience and deliver programs that are stimulating, relevant, and provide students with skills that are transportable to any profession.
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Students of MBA did 7 days Live Project in Big Bazaar.
Students of MBA First and Second year did live projects of 7 days for PANTALOONS
Students of MBA Second year did live projects of 7 days for Reliance Trends
Students of MBA Second year did live projects of 7 days for Metro Wholesale
Students of MBA Second year did live projects of 7 days for BigBazzar
Session 2017-2019
Students of MBA First year are currently doing a live project with KITCO Pvt. Ltd. They are doing a survey for Airport Authority of India.
Few research works that have been undertaken by the students over the past two years:
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After two amazing years at Miet, I felt confident, motivated and my work had in a focused direction, and most importantly I had a strong portfolio. What does Miet mean to me now? The beginning of a new and long journey.
-Neha Azam, Bank of Baroda
The teaching staff at Miet is truly exceptional. They give passion, inspiration and they dazzle one with their compassion and knowledge of the professional World.
-Humam Parvez, Go Java
I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunities at Miet. Miet facilitate the education of MBA in many branches with very rich culture and social status. And when people have a larger understanding of the human experience, they become better Manager and better people.
-Chahat Sidhu, Entrepreneur
What influenced me the most were the Professional staff? Their dedication, their discussions, and the examples they set. I feel like I'm just skimming the surface when I try to describe their abilities to teach. Lessons learned at Miet have provided me with an important foundation for the path I am walking now.
- Ankit Brach, Tata Tele Services
MIET MBA program combines rigorous theoretical learning with applied projects on current market scenario, along with practice in technical writing and presentation skills. This gives one a solid background for almost any future career.'
-Kajol Verma, Fidility
To say that time I spent at Miet influenced my work would be an understatement. During the two years it took for me to earn my Association of management, There are things that I have learned because of the love for management at Miet.
-Ankur Sharma, Axis Bank
I would like to (reflect) upon the faculty at this magnificent institution. I have much admiration for the work they have done, and it is this work and interaction with students.
-Arushi Kaushik, KEC
At MIET, Management programme is very good and gives students the opportunity to be involved in exciting cutting edge multidisciplinary projects. They participated in several social activities with the students, as well as seminars and roundtables on topics of interest to students.
-Tanya Sharma MBA-I SEM
Learned the value of Management from the MIET. I will always cherish my experience at MIET as a student.
-Ankit Singh MBA-III SEM
'I can’t imagine a better place to study Management than at MIET. The faculties are fantastic, with diverse interests on the cutting edge of the field. The environment is welcoming and congenial.'
-Urvashi Gautam MBA-I SEM
'I feel very fortunate to have the opportunities at Miet. Miet facilitate the education of MBA in many branches with very rich culture and social status. And when people have a larger understanding of the human experience, they become better Manager and better people.
Akash Panwar MBA-I SEM
Life in the MBA program goes beyond the cohort classrooms. MIET helped me to build a holistic understanding of Corporate. The best thing about MIET is that there is something to do here for everyone.
Somya Sangal MBA-III SEM
MIET MBA program combines rigorous theoretical learning with applied projects on current market scenario, along with practice in technical writing and presentation skills. This gives one a solid background for almost any future career.'
Nishi Rathore MBA-I SEM
On field research work has improved my credibility, confidence and ability to influence others. The activities and assignments encouraged me to interact with people and, in turn, grow as a person.
Akash Chaudhary MBA-III SEM
AIMA Bizlab is a virtual business laboratory designed for Management Graduates to offer the hands-on-experience in Management concepts and make them industry-ready. AIMA Bizlab is one of the first laboratories in Meerut region providing a platform to the students where they can take all the Business decisions related to Production, Marketing, Human Resource and Finance department with the help of simulation exercises. Business Simulation Exercises will help in improving problem solving, decision making and analytical skills of the students. These exercises will also help in sharpening their entrepreneurial competencies and capabilities.
In this exercise students will be appointed as the CEO of smart phone manufacturing company and they have to define the company strategy and make critical decisions across all functional areas of the business.
Performance would be measured using a balanced scorecard approach. This requires balancing the short term as well as long term performance indicators which are:
1. Stock Price and Profitability
2. Market share and customer service level
3. Stock out cost and Plant Utilization
4. Continuous improvement and Innovation
All decisions would be quarterly. After each quarter, scores would be calculated on each parameter and competitive standing shown to the teams.
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MIET Business School conducted work shop on AIMA BIZLAB from 14th September 2019 to 18th September 2019 to celebrate the occasion of “Engineer’s Day”.
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What is Leaders Club (LC)?
LC is a student oriented organization, which basically dedicated to faciliating effective communication among students, organizing academic and social activities for enhancing students overall personality.
Vision Statement
Excellence in Management with global perspective for the well being of Entrepreneurs, Managers, MIET & the nation as a whole.
Mission Statement
The mission of LC is to promote the exploration of new academic horizons in the filed of Management studies, for facilitatating and organizing various activities related to academic group and to work, think and plan together in a cooperative environment.
Role of LC.
The role of LC will be to:
Code of Conduct
Since LC is a forum for the students and by the students therefore, all the members of forum are required to follow the following code of conduct:
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Tree plantation program by MIET business school on Independence day
About 1400 kilos wheat donated to Vrindavan Akshaya Patra by the students and the faculty members.........WHEAT BUCKET CHALLENGE
Cloth donation campaign by MIET BUSINESS SCHOOL
MIET Business school organizes sports matches on every Saturday.
Rejuvenation session by Brigadier SUBHASH CHANDRA JOHAR
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AIMA Bizlab- Its is a virtual business laboratory designed for management graduates to offer them hands-on-experience on management concepts and make them industry-ready. AIMA BizLab is a first of its kind virtual lab for management students. Just like the laboratories for other education fields, using the AIMA BizLab software, students may “experiment” with various management strategies and tactics on the given scenario. Specifically designed keeping the learning habits of the new generation of students, AIMA BizLab provides an unparalleled learning experience.
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| AMIT CHAUDHARY | ADNAN KAMAL | AKANKSHA SHARMA | ABHISHEK PANDEY |
| KRISH VERMA | ALOK TYAGI | AMIT KUMAR MALVIYA | ADITI AERAN |
| PRIYANKA MITTAL | AMIT KUMAR | AMIT RANA | ADITYA KUMAR |
| CHAVI TOMAR | AMIT KUMAR SHARMA | ANISHA SHARMA | AKARAM KHAN |
| YESHA VERMA | ANIL KUMAR | ANKIT AGARWAL | AKASH TYAGI |
| FARHA FIRSAT | ANKUR ARORA | ANKUR GOEL | AMIT KANVESH |
| RAHUL | ANUJ KANSAL | ARJUN SINGH | AMIT KUMAR |
| ADIYTA KUSHWAHA | APARNA GUPTA | CHETAN PATHAK | AMIT KUMAR |
| RAJNEESH | ARUN KUMAR | DEEPAK VERMA | AMIT KUMAR |
| YOGESH | ARVIND GUPTA | DEEPIKA | ANJU SINGH |
| MAHI | ASHISH GARG | DHARMESH TOMAR | ANUJ KUMAR |
| SWATI BANSAL | ASHUTOSHBHARDWAJ | DHEERAJ KUMAR GOEL | ASHISH DVIVEDI |
| ADIYTA PRAKASH | CHAVI YADAV | DIVYA DUBEY | ATUL KR. SINGH |
| AMIT KUMAR | DIVYA SETH | ELINA SRIVASTAVA | AVIRAL BADODIA |
| CHAVI TOMAR | GAURAV | GAURAV MAKHIJA | CHAVI MALIK |
| ISHA AGARWAL | GAURAV TOMER | GAYATRI DHAILA | DEEPAK KUMAR |
| PRIYANKA SRIVASTAVA | GOPAL YADAV | GIRIJESH KUMAR RAI | DEEPIKA RUHELA |
| KRISHAN KR VERMA | GUNJAN GARG | ILAM CHAND | DILEEP KUMAR PATHAK |
| NEERAJ KUMAR | GUNJAN JUNEJA | INDU SINGH | DIVYA VARUN |
| NIDHI JAIN | JYOTI SINGHAL | KANIKA | GAURAV MALHOTRA |
| NITIN DIXIT | KAMADI DIMPEE | KAPIL CHOUDHARY | JITENDRA KUMAR |
| PARISHA | KUMAR ANUPAM | KM. NIVODITA | JYOTI |
| RAHUL SHARMA | KUMARI BHAWNA | KM. VANDANA | JYOTI HIRNIWAL |
| RAJNEESH KUMAR | MALVIKA MISHRA | MANISHA | KAJAL CHAUDHARY |
| SADHU RAM | MANOJ KUMAR | MANU | KAVIT RAWAT |
| SAKSHI BANSAL | MEGHA VIMAL | MAYANK BAJPAI | KAVITA GUPTA |
| SOBHITKUMAR | MONICA KOHLI | MOHIT JAIN | MAHESH CHANDER JAYANT |
| SWATI BANSAL | NARENDRA TOMAR | NEHA BANSAL | MAYANK |
| TANU JAIN | NAVDEEP KARNWAL | NISHANT SINGH | MOHD HANEEP |
| YASH VERMA | NEHA GUPTA | NITIN CHAUDHARY | MRIDUL SHARMA |
| YOGESH KUMAR | NILENDU KUMAR | NOOR ALAM | NEHA BALI |
| YOGITA BALIYAN | NITIN BHARDWAJ | PAVITRA RAJPUT | NEHA BANSAL |
| ZAHID HUSSAIN | NITIN GUPTA | PRABHAKAR SINGH YADAV | NEHA CHAUHAN |
| NITIN KUMAR | PRIYANKA ROY | NISHANT SINGH | |
| NITIN KUMAR | PURVA SINGH | PALLAVI JAIN | |
| NUPUR TIWARI | RASHI | PALLAVI SINGH | |
| OMVEER SINGH | RICHA SHARMA | PANKAJ KUMAR | |
| POOJA SINGH | RISHITOSH TYAGI | PRAMOD KUMAR | |
| PRIYANKA JAIN | RITU GUPTA | PRIYANKA GUPTA | |
| RAM KRISHAN DIXIT | ROHIT KUMAR SINGH | PUNEET SETHI | |
| RASHI KAKKAR | SAMVADITA KUMARI | RAJAN KUMAR | |
| RAVI SHAKTI | SANJAY KUMAR SAINI | RAJIV VERMA | |
| RENU DUDEJA | SANJEET SINGH | RAJNISH KUMAR | |
| RINKEY SHARMA | SARIKA JAISWAL | RAKESH KR. GUPTA | |
| ROHIT DIYALANI | SATISH KUMAR | RAKESH KUMAR SHUKLA | |
| SHASHANK DEY | SAURABH KUMAR SRIVASTAVA | REENA BARAL | |
| SHERAYA SINGH | SHAIL KUMARI | RIYAJ ALI | |
| SIDDHARTH SHARMA | SHIVANI MALIK | SABITA KUMARI | |
| VARUN JAIN | SONIA RANI | SACHIN | |
| VIDUSHI GUPTA | SUNIL KUMAR VERMA | SHASHANK SINGH | |
| VIKAS RAWAT | SUSHMA SINGH | SHIVANI VERMA | |
| VIKAS KUMAR JAISWAL | TANU | SHIVANI YADAV | |
| VIVEK GAURAV | UPENDRA PRATAP SINGH | STUTI JAIN | |
| YADVENDRA SINGH | VIKAS TYAGI | SUMIT CHAUHAN | |
| NITIN DIXIT | VRASHTI JAIN | SUNIL KUMAR | |
| SUNNY AGARWAL | |||
| SURABHI SHARMA | |||
| SWATI BANSAL | |||
| SWATI TOMAR | |||
| TILAK CHAND SAINI | |||
| VANYA NARAYAN | |||
| VINEET KR. MEENA |
| 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 |
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| ABRAR KHAN | ABHISHEK | ABHISEHK JOHARI | AAYUSHI GUPTA |
| ACHIN CHAUHAN | AJAY KUMAR TRIPATHI | AJAY KUMAR | ABHISEK TYAGI |
| ALOK GARG | AKANKSHA YADAV | AKHILESH KUMAR | AJNIT KUMAR |
| AMAR DEEP SHARMA | AKASH BHARDWAJ | ANAMIKA CHAUDHARY | ALOK KUMAR SINGH |
| ANKIT KUMAR | AKASH DEEP | ARNICA AGARWAL | ANIL KUMAR |
| ANKIT SHARMA | ANSHUL | DEEKSHA PANT | ANJU DHAMA |
| ANKIT SHARMA | APARNA SHARMA | DEEPAK SHARMA | ANKIT SHARMA |
| ANKUR JAIN | ASHISH J NATHAN | GAURAV KUMAR SHARMA | ANKUR GAUTAM |
| ANKUR PAL | BRAJNANDAN | GAUTAM NARENDRA KUMAR | ANKUR SHARMA |
| ANKUSH CHAUDHARY | CHANCHAL BANSAL | GINNI GAUR | ANUBHAV SINGH |
| ANUPAMA SHARMA | DEEPAK KUMAR | KAMESH KUMAR | ASHUTOSH KAUSHIK |
| ASHISH BARUWA | DEEPSHIKHA VERMA | KAPIL KUMAR | DEEPAK KUMAR GUPTA |
| ASHWANI KUMAR | KAPIL DEV | KAPIL KUMAR RANA | DEEPAK YADAV |
| BRAJNANDAN SHUKLA | KAUSTUBH SHARMA | KOMAL SHARMA | DEEPALI CHATURVEDI |
| BRIJ PAL SINGH | KIRAN MALIK | LOVI JAIN | DEV PRATAP SINGH |
| CHANDNI BHARDWAJ | MAMTA DEVI KESHARWANI | MANVI SHARMA | GAURAV KUMAR |
| DINESH KR. YADAV | MANJUL KUMAR RATHI | MAYANK KRISHAN KINNOO | GAURAV MATHUR |
| DIPENDRA SINGH PANWAR | MANOJ KUMAR | MAYANK SURYAVANSHI | HIMANI SOTI |
| GAURAV | MANOJ KUMAR | MONIKA TYAGI | KALPANA PANWAR |
| HARIOM | MANOJ KUMAR | NEHA AZAM | KAPIL CHAUHAN |
| HEERAK KUMAR | MEGHA SAXENA | NEHA BHATIA | KASHISH PAWAR |
| HIMANI TYAGI | MOHIT KUMAR | NIDHI GUPTA | KULDEEP KUMAR |
| HIMANSHU MALIK | MONIKA TYAGI | NIKITA WADHWANI | KULDEEP SAINI |
| HIRDESH | NAVEEN REKHARI | PALLAVI GARG | MAHIMA SHARMA |
| JITENDRA KUMAR | NEERAJ KUMAR | PANKAJ KUMAR | MANALI SINGH |
| KHUSHBOO GARG | NEHA CHOUDHARY | PRACHI SINGH | MONIKA PAL |
| KUNDAN SINGH | NEHA SAXENA | PRANJAL PRATAP SINGH | MUNIRA SULTANA |
| MAYANK AGARWAL | NIDHI GUPTA | PRAVEEN KUMAR DHEERYANDLI | NIDHI VERMA |
| MAYANK SINGHAL | NITIN GUPTA | PRIYANKA SONI | OCHESH SINGH SIDDHU |
| MEENAKSHI RANI GARG | NITIN KUMAR | RAGHVENDRA PRATAP SINGH | PALAK ARORA |
| MUKESH BHARTI | PARUL MALIK | RAJESH KUMAR MISHRA | PARUL KUMARI |
| NEETU GILL | PRAKASH SACHAN | RAJNEE BABRA | PAVAN RANA |
| NEHA CHAUDHARY | PRIYANKA | RASHI AGARWAL | PEEYUSH KUMAR SHARMA |
| PAWAN MALIK | R M PRADEEP KUMAR | RAVINDRA KUMAR | PIYUSH |
| POOJA | RAHUL SHARMA | RICHA | PRASHANT GUPTA |
| POONAM KARKI | RAJ SINGH | RICKY NIRWAL | PRATIBHA SHAKYA |
| PRASHANT GUPTA | RAJEEV KUMAR | RUKMANI SHARMA | PREETI LOHAT |
| PRATAP SINGH PUNDIR | RANANJAY SINGH | SACHIN KUMAR VARSHNEY | PRINCE KUMAR |
| PUNEET KUMAR | RASHMI SEN | SAPNA KUMARI | RAJESH KUMAR |
| RACHIT KUMAR | RAVI PRABHAT | SARASWATI | RAJESH KUMAR RAY |
| RASHMI RATHI | RITU SINGH | SARGAM KAUSHIK | RASHU GUPTA |
| RAVI KANT | RUPENDRA SINGH | SHAGUN BHARDWAJ | SAMAR SINGH |
| REENA SINGH | SACHIN KUMAR | SHASHANK SINGH | SANGEETA VERMA |
| RIYAZ ALI | SANGEETA ANAND | SHIV RAJ | SAURABH CHAUDHARY |
| SANJEEV KUMAR SHARMA | SANJEEV KUMAR YADAV | SHIVANGI SHARMA | SHANKEY GUPTA |
| SAURABH SINGH | SATISH DHAMA | SHWETA TYAGI | SHIVA SRIVASTAVA |
| SETHHPAL SINGH | SATYENDRA KUMAR SINGH | SONAL KATIYAR | SHIVAM GUPTA |
| SHIPLI KAUSHIK | SHILPI MAHENDRA | SONAM AGARWAL | SHIVANI |
| SHIVANGI JAIN | SHIV DUTT | SONAM KATHURIA | SHOBHIT MAHESHWARI |
| SUSHANT ASTHANA | SHIVALI CHAUDHARY | SUNIL TANDON | SIDDHARTH PANWAR |
| TARUN KUMAR | SHIVALI GOEL | SURABHI JAIN | SILKY AIRON |
| UMESH KUMAR | SHIVANI | SURENDRA SINGH | SUBHI WALIA |
| VIJAY KUMAR | SUNIL YADAV | VIDHUSHI CHAUDHARY | SUPRIYA RANI |
| VINAY KUMAR | SURYA PRATAP SINGH | VIKRANT DHINGRA | TUSHAR SHARDA |
| VIPUL | SUSHIL KUMAR KAUSHIK | VINIT KUMAR | URMILA |
| VISHAL SHARMA | VIKAS CHAUDHARY | VIPUL CHAUDHARY | VANDANA PUNDIR |
| VIMAL KUMAR | PRIYANKA NAYYAR | VANI BHATIA | |
| VIPUL ARYA | KOMAL SAHU | VERTIKA SHARMA | |
| VIVEK KUMAR | KANIKA GOEL | VIKAS KUMAR | |
| ZAMA ABBAS | SANDHAYA SINGH | VINISH KUMAR | |
| MOHD ASIF |
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| 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABHIJEET | AAYUSHI ARORA | AANCHAL KAKRAN | AAKASH SHARMA |
| ABHINAV CHOUDHARY | AAYUSHI KAUSHIK | ABHISHEK PUNDIR | AARZOO MALIK |
| ADITI SHARMA | ABHINAV MITTAL | ABHISHEK SHARMA | ABHAY GOYAL |
| AKHIL KUMAR | ADITI SHARMA | AISHWARYA CHAUDHARY | ABHISHEK RAJPUT |
| AKSHAY KUMAR | ADITI TOMER | AJAY CHAUDHARY | ADITI SHARMA |
| AMIT CHAUHAN | AKANKSHA CHAUDHARY | AKRAM ALI KAHN | ADITYA CHIKARA |
| AMIT KUMAR | AKASH CHAUDHARY | AKSHAY SAINI | AKASH KEMI |
| ANJALI AGARWAL | AKSA AKHTAR SIDDIQUI | ALKA | AKASH MITTAL |
| ANKIT SHARMA | AKSHIT SINGHAL | AMAN KUMAR AGARWAL | AMIT KUMAR PATHAK |
| ANU RANI CHAUDHARY | ANIRUDHA TYAGI | ANKUR SHARMA | AMRIT SHANDILYA |
| ARCHNA | ANIT KUMAR | ANUBHAV BANSAL | ANCHAL AGGARWAL |
| ARVIND KUMAR | ANKIT BRACH | ANUJ PRATAP SINGH | ANCHAL CHAUDHARY |
| ASHWANI KUMAR | ANKIT CHAUDHARY | ANUPAMA GAGAN | ANJALI SINGH |
| ATUL KUMAR SINGH | ANU CHAUHAN | ARTI KUMARI | ANKIT BALIYAN |
| AYAZ HUSSAIN | ANUJ SOAM | ARUSHI GOYAL | ANMOL GARG |
| CHETALI | ARJUN SHARMA | ASHISH CHAUDHARY | ANSHI KAUSHIK |
| DEEPANSH ASTHANA | ARPIT JAIN | AVANTIKA TEOTIA | ANSHIKA SHARMA |
| DEEPIKA MALHOTRA | ARTI RANI | AVINASH RANA | ANSHUL YADAV |
| DEEPMALA PRAJAPATI | ARUSHI KAUSHIK | AYUSH KUMAR JAIN | ANU SHARMA |
| DEV PRATAP SINGH | ASHISH | AYUSHI JAIN | ANUBHAV GUPTA |
| DOLY | ASTHA AGARWAL | AYUSHI TYAGI | ANUJ TYAGI |
| GARIMA SINGH | AVNI SHARMA | BOBY | APURVA MITTAL |
| GAURAV KUMAR | BITTU ANTAL | DEVANSHU SINGHAL | ARJUN VERMA |
| GAURVI GARG | CHAHAT SIDDHU | DHEERAJ GUPTA | ARTI YADAV |
| GUNEET GAUR | DANISH | DILIP KUMAR CHAUDHARY | ARUSHI BATRA |
| HEMA SAHU | DEEPTI PRADHAN | DIVYA | ASHUTOSH DUBEY |
| HIMANI SHARMA | DHARMENDRA SINGH | DIVYA GOEL | ASHWANI POSWAL |
| HIMANSU JAIN | DHEERAJ KUMAR | DIVYA RANA | AVNISH KUMAR TIWARI |
| HIMANSU SHARMA | HIMANI BANSAL | GAURAV AGGARWAL | AYUSH AREN |
| IRAM JAHAN | ISHU DHAKA | GOVIND MAHESHWARI | BASU KUMAR AHLAWAT |
| ISHU JAIN | JITENDRA TYAGI | GULSHAN | BHAVANA KANSAL |
| ITI BANSAL | JUHI CHAUDHARY | HEENA VISHNOI | CHARU BANSAL |
| JYOTI KAPOOR | KAJOL | HIMANSHU PAL | CHETAN CHAUHAN |
| JYOTI SINGH | KAMINI | JYOTI LUTHRA | DEEKSHA KAUSHIK |
| KAVITA | KAVITA SHAKYA | JYOTI VIHAN | DEEPA |
| KEDAR SHARMA | KIRTI GARG | KANUPRIYA SAWHNEY | DEEPANSHU CHAUHAN |
| KIRTI GROVER | KM. BHUMICA TIKHA | KM MONIKA | DEEPSHIKHA CHAUDHARY |
| KULDEEP KUMAR | KM. GOLDI JAIN | KM PRERNA | DEVKUSH AHLAWAT |
| KUNAL AGARWAL | KM. HARSHITA RANI | KM SONIYA | DISHA GAUR |
| LAVY JAIN | KM. JYOTI RANI | KM VEESHU TYAGI | DIVYA MALIK |
| MAGGY PILANIA | KM. NIDHI CHAUHAN | KM. REENU | DIVYA SINGHAL |
| MAHTAB ALI | KRISHAN SEN | LALIT KUMAR | EKTA BEDI |
| MANOJ KUMAR SINGH | KRITIKA JAIN | MANISHA GUPTA | GAURAV KUMAR |
| MOHD SHAHZEB | KUNAL SINGH | MANSI GOEL | GAURAV SINGH BISHT |
| MOHD WAKEEL | LATIKA VAISH | MAYANK JINDAL | GEETANSHI SONI |
| MOHIT MALIK | MANOJ KUMAR | MIRZA ADNAN BEIG | GIRISH PANDEY |
| MOHIT NARANG | MEDHAVI DIXIT | MOHD NAUSHAD | GOVIND CHOUDHARY |
| MOHMMAD SUHAIL ALVI | MOHD KASIF | MOHD. SHARIB ANSARI | GUNJAN THAKUR |
| MONIKA CHAUDHARY | MOHD NADEEM | MOHIT KUMAR | HARSHI BANSAL |
| NAGENDRA SINGH | MOHD SHAHID | MONIKA SINGH | HARSHIT DEVA |
| NAVODIT BHARDWAJ | MONIKA BALIYAN | NADEEM KHAN | JAGDISH SAINI |
| NEETI CHAUDHARY | NEHA CHAUDHARY | NAINA KAUSHIK | JASPREET SINGH |
| NEETU SHARMA | NEHA RANA | NIKHIL NARULA | JHALAK SHARMA |
| NEHA | NEHA SANGAL | NIKHIL VERMA | JITENDRA SINGH |
| NEHA JAIN | NIDHI TYAGI | NISHANT KUMAR | JYOTI TOMER |
| NEHA TYAGI | NIRBHAY PRATAP SINGH | NISHIKA BHATI | KAJAL ARORA |
| NIKITA JAIN | NISHA RANI | NITISH KUMAR | KARISHMA ARORA |
| NIKITA RAJVANSHI | NITESH KUMAR | NIVEDITA SINGH | KESHAV AGARWAL |
| NISHANT ATREY | NITIN BANSAL | NUPUR MITTAL | KIRAN BHATIA |
| NISHITA SHARMA | NITIN CHAUDHARY | PALAK GARG | KM. GARIMA |
| PALAK JAIN | NITIN GUPTA | PIYUSHI | KOMAL SIKKA |
| PARNITA KALKAL | NITISH CHOUDHARY | POOJA SAINI | MITAKSHI BHASIN |
| POOJA | PANKAJ LAKHWAN | POOJA SINGH | MOHD DANISH |
| POOJA RANI | PARUL CHAUDHARY | POOJA VERMA | MOHD UROOJ KHAN |
| POOJA SHARMA | PARUL SHARMA | PRASUN RAJPUT | MOHIT CHAUDHARY |
| POONAM YADAV | PAYAL RASTOGI | PREETI SHARMA | MONIKA |
| PRADEEP CHAUDHARY | PAYAL YADAV | PRIYA JAIN | NEERAJ KR. RATHI |
| PRASHANT KUMAR | PRADEEP SHARMA | PRIYA TYAGI | NEHA PUNDIR |
| PRASHANT MAURYA | PRADEEP SINGH MEHRA | RAJAT CHAUDHARY | NIKITA SHARMA |
| PRATOSH KUMAR | PRAGATI MOHTA | RAJAT GULATI | NISHA CHOUDHARY |
| PREETI BISHT | PREETI CHAUHAN | RAJU SHARMA | NISHU SHARMA |
| PRIYANKA SINGH | PRINCY GUPTA | RAVINA PRADHAN | PALLAVI |
| RAGHAV AGARWAL | PRIYA SINGH | RAVINDER SINGH | PARAGE TAYAL |
| RAHUL CHANDEL | PRIYANKUL CHAUDHARY | REKHA RANI PASWAN | POOJA TYAGI |
| RAHUL GUPTA | PULKIT RIJWANI | RICHA GARG | PRANSHI RASTOGI |
| RASHI JAIN | RICHA SHARMA | RITIKA MAHESHWARI | PRASHANT |
| RAVINDER PAL SINGH | ROCKY | RUCHI SHEKHAWAT | PRASHANT TYAGI |
| RICHA YADAV | ROHIT KUMAR | SADAF ASRAR | PRATIBHA BHARTI |
| ROOPA | SACHIN GAGAT | SAJAL KANSAL | PRAVEEN KUMAR |
| SAGAR MALIK | SACHIN KUMAR SHARMA | SAKSHI CHAUDHARY | PREKSHA CHAUHAN |
| SALONI GOYAL | SACHIN SINGH | SAKSHI SHARMA | PRERNA AGARWAL |
| SANJEEV KUMAR PAL | SAKSHI MUNDAY | SALMAN PARVEZ | PRIYANKA DHIMAN |
| SAURABH KUMAR | SAKSHI SHARMA | SALONI MITTAL | RACHIT RASTOGI |
| SAURABH KUMAR BHATNAGAR | SALMAN KHAN | SANUDIYA KHAN | RAHUL |
| SHAKSHI SHARMA | SAMRIDHI TYAGI | SHAHRUKH PARVEZ | RAHUL KUMAR |
| SHALINI ROYAL | SATENDRA SAGAR | SHASHANK KUSHWAHA | RINKAL |
| SHIKHA JAIN | SATYAM JANGHALA | SHASHANK MALIK | RISHIKA JAIN |
| SHIKHA MITTAL | SAURABH | SHASHI KUMAR JHA | RITIKA SINGH |
| SHILPI JAIN | SAURABH | SHEETAL | SACHIN SHARMA |
| SHIVAM ATREYA | SAURABH KUMAR | SHIKHA TYAGI | SAHIB ALI |
| SHIVANGI SAXENA | SAURAV KUMAR UPADHYAY | SHIVALI GOEL | SAKSHI JAIN |
| SHIVANI TYAGI | SHARUKH | SHIVAM | SAKSHI MAGGO |
| SHWETA SINGH | SHASHANK PATEL | SHIVANGI SHARMA | SAMEER ANSARI |
| SIDDHARTH SHARMA | SHEETAL | SHIVANI SAXENA | SANGEETA |
| SONAM AGARWAL | SHIPRA SINGHAL | SHIWANI MALIK | SARVAGYA JAIN |
| SONIA VISHWAKARMA | SHIVA CHAUDHARY | SHRADHA JAIN | SAURABH BHATIA |
| SWATI RANA | SHIVAM | SHRUTI VIHAN | SAURAV SHISHODIA |
| TARUN KUMAR | SHOBHIKA VEDWAN | SHUBHAM GOEL | SHAGUN AGARWAL |
| UTTAM KUMAR | SHRIPAL | SHUBHANGI JAIN | SHAGUN GUPTA |
| VAIBHAV SAINI | SHUBHAM ATRAY | SONALI RANI | SHALINI SHUKLA |
| VAISHALI SHARMA | SHUBHAM MITTAL | SUKANYA AGARWAL | SHREYA JAIN |
| VASEEM AHAMAD | SHUBHAM SINGH | SURBHI RASTOGI | SHUBHAM NISHAD |
| VIBHA | SHUBHAM TYAGI | TANU GUPTA | SHUBHAM SINGHAL |
| VIDIT CHAUDHARY | SHUBHANI AGARWAL | TAPIN GAGAT | SHUBHANGI JAIN |
| YOGESH BHARDWAJ | SHUBHI JAIN | TARUN | SHWETA PANDEY |
| SHWETA CHAUDHARY | UTKARSH SHARMA | SNIGDHA RAKESH | |
| SHWETA PANWAR | VAIBHAV YADAV | SOMYA RAGHAV | |
| SMRITI SHARMA | VIDISHA SHARAWAT | SONAM | |
| SONU KOHLI | VIDISHA TYAGI | SRISHTI SHARMA | |
| SONU KUMAR | VIVEK BHARDWAJ | SWATI GUPTA | |
| SOURABH KUMAR | POOJA TYAGI | SWATI SINGH | |
| SRISHTI SETHI | MANZOOR HASAN | TRIPTI SAXENA | |
| SUBHAM BANSAL | YASH MISHRA | VAIBHAVI NAGAR | |
| SUBHI SINGH | VAISHALI SINGH | ||
| SUNNY TYAGI | VANSHIKA DHANKAR | ||
| SWATI ATREY | VIKAS KUMAR | ||
| TARANJEET SINGH | VIKRAM VERMA | ||
| TARUSHI CHAUHAN | VINAY KUMAR | ||
| VAIBHAV CHAUHAN | VIVEK MALIK | ||
| VAISHALI |
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| ADITI JAIN | AANCHAL TYAGI | AAYUSHI ARORA |
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| AKANSHA | AASHISH MISHRA | ABHINAV SINGH THAKUR |
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| AKSHAY KUMAR | ABHAY KUMAR | ABHINAV TYAGI |
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| AKSHAY SAINI | ABHISHEK PRAJAPATI | ABHISHEK TYAGI |
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| AKSHAY SOAM | ABHISHEK SHARMA | ADITI SANGAL |
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| AMAR SHUKLA | ADITI JAIN | AKANSHA GOEL |
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| AMBIKA SHARMA | AKANSHA AGARWAL | AKASH PANWAR |
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| ANAMTA ADIL | AKASH CHAUDHARY | AKRATI |
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| ANEK CHAUHAN | ANIRUDH RANA | AKSHAY KUMAR |
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| ANJLI SHARMA | ANKEETA TOMAR | AKSHI AGGARWAL |
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| ANKIT BHASIN | ANKIT KUMAR | ANCHAL AGARWAL |
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| ANKIT KUMAR | ANKIT SINGH | APURVA GOYAL |
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| ANKUR MALIK | ANKITA CHANDEL | ASHISH VIJ |
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| ANKUR SHARMA | ANUSHREE CHOUDHARY | AYUSHI AGARWAL |
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| ANMOL PREET | ARBAZ ALAM | CHINMAYI VERMA |
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| ANUJ SHARMA | ARPIT GUPTA | DADHICHI PRATAP |
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| ARPIT AGARWAL | ASHISH SHARMA | DEEPIKA SHARMA |
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| ARUN | ASTHA JAIN | DEVANSH SHARMA |
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| ARVIND KUMAR | AYUSHI LOHIA | DIMPLE KUMARI |
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| ASHISH GOEL | AYUSHI TYAGI | DISHA |
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| ASHWINI GOSWAMI | BHAWNA GUPTA | GAURI TYAGI |
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| ASIF | DEEPAK KUMAR | HIMANSHI SHARMA |
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| ATUL CHOUDHARY | DHANANJAY SHARMA | JAI KUMAR POSWAL |
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| AVIN | DHWANI JAIN | DIVYA RASTOGI |
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| AYSHA SHARMA | DIVYA GARG | MANISHA GARG |
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| AYUSHI GUPTA | DIVYANSHU SHARMA | URVASHI GAUTAM |
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| BHARAT GARG | FARZAN ALI | KRITI KUNWAR |
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| CHHAVI SARASWAT | FATEMA RIAZ | KRITIKA GUPTA |
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| DEEPAK PAL | HARSHIT AGARWAL | KRITIKA SIROHI |
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| DEEPALI MITTAL | HEENA SHAH | LAXMI ARORA |
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| FOORKAN ALI | HIMANSHU BANSAL | MAHIMA KANSAL |
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| GARIMA MISHRA | JASKEERAT SINGH | MANSI CHAUHAN |
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| GAURAV JAIN | KAWALPREET KAUR | MAYANK GIRI |
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| GAURAV MEHTA | KIRTI GUPTA | MAYUR SAINI |
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| HIMANSHU AGARWAL | ANJALI | MEGHA AGARWAL |
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| JATIN ARORA | JANVI CHOUDHARY | MOHDALI KHAN |
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| JYOTI | PREETI RANI | MOIZ AMJAD |
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| JYOTSANA SINGH | KM. SHAKSHI CHAUDHARY | NAINA CHAUHAN |
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| KAPIL KUMAR | MANISH GAUR | NANDINI TYAGI |
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| KHALID | MANSI SHARMA | NEUSHI SINGHAL |
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| KIRTI TIWARI | MANU | NIDHI YADAV |
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| KM VANI CHAUHAN | MAYANK SIDDHU | NIKHIL TEOTIA |
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| LOVEKESH MALIK | MOHD. AMIR CHAUDHARY | NISHI RATHORE |
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| MADHUR MIGLANI | MEENAL POONIA | POOJA JAIN |
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| MAHIMA ARORA | MEGHNI KUMARI | PRASHANT KUMAR SOAM |
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| MANISH KUMAR | MOHD MAZHAR | PREETI |
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| MANISH KUMAR | MOHIT KUMAR | PRIYA PAL |
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| MEGHA BHARDWAJ | MONIKA CHAUDHARY | PRIYA SINGH |
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| MOHD RAGIB | NANCY CHAUDHARY | PRIYANKA VARSHNEY |
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| MOHD SHAHZAN | NISHTHA | PRIYANSHI RASTOGI |
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| MOHD TABREZ | NITIN CHAUDHARY | RADHIKA AGARWAL |
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| MOHD ZAID | PALAK MITTAL | RAHUL GAUR |
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| MOHD ADNAN ZAKIR | PRERNA GOEL | RASHI SHARMA |
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| MOHD KASHAAN | PRIYA | RASHMI RISHI |
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| MOHIT CHAUHAN | PRIYA MALIK | RENU INDORIYA |
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| NAINA MISHRA | PRIYANKA ANAND | RESHMA RISHI |
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| NANCY AGGARWAL | PRIYANSH SANGAL | RESHU KHANDKA |
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| NEERAJ PANWAR | RAHUL SANGWAN | RITIK KUMAR |
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| NEETI GOEL | RAJNEESH BHATT | RIYA BANSAL |
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| NEHA | RASHI JINDAL | RIYA GUPTA |
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| NIKHILESH YADAV | RINKLE DESHWAL | ROHAN CHAUHAN |
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| NISHU | RISHABH GARG | SADHVI SINGH |
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| NUPUR AGARWAL | RITIK VASHISHTA | SAJAL JAIN |
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| PALAK JAIN | RITIKA GOEL | SAKSHI |
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| PALLAV SINGHAL | SAGAR KUMAR | SAKSHI AGGARWAL |
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| PALLAVI AHLAWAT | SANCHIT GOEL | SARTHAK |
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| PANKAJ KUMAR SAINI | SANYAM RASTOGI | SARTHAK GUPTA |
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| PARAM JEET KAUR | SAUMYA SHARMA | SHAH FAISEL |
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| PRASHANT TYAGI | SAURABH KUMAR | SHAHRUKH KHAN |
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| PARUL SHARMA | SHALU CHAUHAN | SHARAD GOEL |
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| POOJA KAKKAR | SHANALI JAIN | SHIKHA BANSLA |
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| PRAGYA | SHIVANGI SINGH | SHIVANI |
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| PRANIKA TYAGI | SHIVANI SINGH | SHIVANI KAPOOR |
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| PRATEEK SHARDA | SHIVIRA GUPTA | SHIVANI SANIYAN |
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| PRINCE DHAMA | SHRUTI JINDAL | SHRUTI JAIN |
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| PRINCY GUPTA | SHWETHA SINGH | SHUBHAM PAL |
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| PRIYA GOEL | SOMYA SANGAL | SHUBHAM SINGHAL |
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| RACHIT BANSAL | SUMIT CHAUDHARY | SHWETA AGGARWAL |
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| RADHA | SUNIDHI GOEL | SNEHA SHARMA |
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| RAJIV CHAUHAN | TUSHAR GUPTA | SONALI MATHUR |
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| RAKHI CHAUDHARY | VAISHALI GOEL | SURBHI KANWAL |
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| RENUKA DUTTA | VARSHA GOEL | TANVI BANSAL |
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| RICHA JAIN | VIKAS KUMAR | TANVI MITTAL |
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| RISHABH BHARDWAJ | VISHAL SHARMA | TANYA AGARWAL |
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| RISHABH JAIN | VISHESH SHARMA | TANYA SHARMA |
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| RISHABH TYAGI | VISHU KUMAR | TAPASYA JAIN |
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| RITESH KUMAR SINGH | VIVEK BHARDWAJ | TARANG GARG |
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| RITIKA GROVER | VIVEK SINGH | TARUN GARG |
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| ROHIT KAUSHIK |
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VAIBHAV THAKUR |
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| SACHIN KUMAR |
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VENI BHARDWAJ |
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| SANDEEP KUMAR VAID |
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VISHAL DESHWAL |
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| SANJANA SINGHAL |
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VISHU MITTAL |
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| SANJOLI RASTOGI |
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VRINDA AGGARWAL |
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| SHAILLY |
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YASHI KANSAL |
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| SHAKSHI VERMA |
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| SHANTANU SHARMA |
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| SHIVA TYAGI |
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| SHIVA VERMA |
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| SHIVAM |
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| SHIVAM GUJAR |
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| SHIVANGI AGARWAL |
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| SHIVANKIT GAUR |
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| SHIVI TYAGI |
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| SHREY KUMAR |
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| SHUBHAM |
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| SHUBHAM GARG |
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| SHUBHAM MITTAL |
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| SHUBHAM SAXENA |
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| SHWETA AGGARWAL |
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| SNEHA PRABHA DAS |
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| SONAM CHAUHAN |
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| SUCHETA PILANIA |
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| SUMIT SHARMA |
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| SURBHI CHAUDHARY |
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| SWATI SHARMA |
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| TABASUM KAUSAR |
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| TARUN TYAGI |
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| TALVEEN KAUR KOHLI |
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| VANSH GUPTA |
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| VARUN KUMAR |
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| VIBHOR GARG |
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| VIDIT AGARWAL |
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| VIKRANT KORI |
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| VIMAL JINDAL |
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| VINAYAK KUMAR DEOL |
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| VINEET KUMAR |
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| VINITA CHAUHAN |
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| YESHASWINI MITTAL |
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