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Recruiter’s Guide 2017

ICAR- NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT (AGRICULTURE) (PGDMA)

The traditional occupation of agriculture has been practised in our nation since times unknown. A country majorly comprising of rural population is one that depends heavily on its own agricultural produce to run the economy. With improvements and innovations stepping into the foray of farming, today the modern Indian farmer is way ahead in his art of growing a nourishing future. We celebrate the new age initiatives that are taking the sector to all new heights of success.

ContentsMoments of Pride (Award) 01

Vision, Mission, Mandate 02

Director’s Message 03

Joint Director’s Message 04

Message from Head 05

About ICAR NAARM 06

Core Functional Areas 08

Advantage of NAARM 11

Infrastructure 12

Course Curriculum 14

Developing Business Acumen 16

Faculty Profile 18

Erudition 21

Beyond the campus 22

Life @ NAARM 24

Placement Review 2016 25

Prestigious Recruiters 27

Batch Profile 2015-17 28

Batch Profile 2016-18 33

Awards

The ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management was conferred the ‘Agriculture Leadership Award 2014’ by the Agriculture Today Group in the category ‘Academic Leadership’ for “Innovative Leadership in Agriculture Research Management,” by enhancing the capacities of individuals and institutions of the National Agricultural Research System.

The Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT), Government of India, New Delhi conferred the DOPT "National Award for Excellence in Training for the year 2015" for the innovative initiative 'Learning and Capacity Building Initiative under the National Agricultural Innovation Project,' to the ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management during the first National Symposium on 'Excellence in Training' on 12 April 2015 in New Delhi.

NAARM Recruiter’s Guide 2017

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VISIONA global knowledge institution enabling National Agricultural Research and Education Systems adapt to change through continuous innovation

MISSIONTo enhance leadership, governance and innovation capacities of NARS through capacity strengthening, education, research, consultancy and policy support

Mandate• To function as an integrated

institution of agricultural research management focusing on creation, dissemination and application of knowledge through capacity building (training, and education), research, consultancy and policy support programmes.

• To work as a catalyst for building and enhancing the competence of individual scientists and the capability of institutions of NARS institutions to address contemporary issues in agricultural research management.

• To serve as a Think Tank for the NARS and provide research-based expert expert inputs and advice to agricultural policy makers, planners, administrators, and others.

• To serve as an apex resource center for collection, compilation, documentation and dissemination of innovative learning resources and practices in agricultural research management followed in India other countries.

• To emerge as global thought and knowledge leader in agricultural management

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Director’s MessageDear Recruiters,

Greetings!

The Academy as a constituent of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), is serving the nation for past four decades in capacity building of professionals and institutions of the National Agricultural Research and Education System. The programme on Post Graduate Management in Agriculture has widened Academy reach on creating change-agents in the field of agri-business.

At NAARM, we believe in transforming talented graduates of our agricultural universities as professionals with a difference. The PGDM-A program brings special focus on three verticals with focus on agriculture, viz. technology management, supply chain management and e-commerce. The programme identifies innovative managers and provides value addition in terms of functional expertise, entrepreneurial acumen, service orientation and general management perspective. A unique feature of our program is on professional, personal and spiritual development of young minds.

This programme has been well received by the industry for its innovative approaches in grooming students with maturity of thought that they bring. Our previous batch students received a splendid placements. We are witnessing new entrants with better academic record. Thus, we are emphatic that the current batch will surpass the expectations of the recruiters with their analytical skills, responsiveness, and leadership traits.

We at NAARM are proud to introduce you to the 7th batch of the PGDM-A graduates. We extend your team a warm welcome to our campus, interact with our faculty and initiate the recruitment process of our students.

With warm regards,D. Rama Rao

The PGDM(A) programme has been received with acclaim by the industry for its innovative approaches in education and grooming students with maturity of thought that they bring.


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Joint Director’s MessageDear Recruiters,

Greetings!

I take great pleasure in presenting the students of PGDMA 2015-17 and 2016-18 for possible placements and internships in your organization.

As the balance of economic growth shifts from developed to emerging economies, the sector of agribusiness offers a new trajectory for enhancing livelihood security. For a major emerging economy, like India, higher inclusive growth leads to more equitable opportunities and benefits of all members of its society. Over the last five years, agribusiness is fastest emerging as a critical driver to achieve the much needed inclusive growth. However increasing population rate, global interdependencies, and diversity of markets, wider choices for consumer choices, new technologies and intellectual property regimes along with impacts of climate change and sustainability of resource base of agriculture are some of the challenges contributing to the complex nature of this sector. More often, these complexities bring uncertainties in this sector and enhance risks.

The two year Post Graduate Diploma in Agriculture (PGDMA)at this Academy is designed to contribute a new generation of young agri-business managers with a holistic perspective of agriculture and agribusiness, and with capacities to find tangible solutions to challenges faced by the stakeholders of this sector. The students are exposed to the nuances of management,business and core agricultural practices. Our students are also trained to be sensitive and responsive to the needs of farmers, consumers and the society as a whole, along with ensuring of agri -enterprise viability and vitality. Their diverse skill set and knowledge base, and a keen learning attitude, enable them to be positive individuals, who can adapt to multiple roles address new risks and challenges and contribute to the growth of the business.

In short time, since the inception of PGDMA in 2009, the Academy has progressed steadily with the support of its dedicated faculty and rich pool of committed managers from the industry. With 100% placements for the first six batches, and student internships with leading and diverse agribusiness organizations, NAARM can be counted among the top few destinations in the country for recruiting young, responsible, committed future leaders and managers of agribusiness. The Academy looks forward to your visit to our campus.

We look forward to welcoming you on our campus and invite you to be part of an exciting interaction with our students.

With best wishes,

R.Kalpana Sastry

As agriculture accounts for more than 50% share of national employment, agribusiness sector becomes a critical driver to achieve an enhanced inclusive growth.

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Message from HeadDear Recruiters, Greetings!

Selecting the right candidate, who can make significant contributions in a dynamic business environment, is an enormous challenge. With the perfect mix of demonstrated business leadership and intellectual curiosity, NAARM provides you with the right talent pool. We know, you are looking for leaders who can excel in complex business environment. We are confident that you will find them in our students. We look forward to welcome you at the academy.

With warm regards

B. Ganesh Kumar


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About ICAR-NAARMThe ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management (ICAR-NAARM) in Hyderabad, India, established in 1976, at Hyderabad, is one of the constituent institutes of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. The Academy was established with the primary purpose of building capacity of individuals and institutions of the National Agricultural Research System (NARS) for innovation and sustainable agricultural development. Now the 41st year, NAARM has contributed significantly to the development of a new generation of scientists, faculty, research and agribusiness leaders not only in India but also internationally. It has also facilitated several new policies, institutional mechanisms, and initiatives leading to enhanced capacities in NARS for research, education, and extension and agribusiness management.

The Academy offers two Post graduate Education Programmes namely, the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Agriculture) i.e. PGDMA and the Post Graduate Diploma in Technology Management in Agriculture i.e. PGDTMA. The PGDMA is a two-year residential programme initiated in 2009 after approval by AICTE. The PGDTMA is a one-year distance education programme offered jointly with the University of Hyderabad.

The strength of the Academy lies in its unique blend of training, research and education activities that interactively reinforce each other. No other institution, public or private, addresses the wide needs of capacity building in agricultural management at the scale and range offered by the Academy.

NAARM is a centre for learning to make the traditional and ancient forms of agriculture reach new heights with contemporary knowledge and training. Implementing the latest trends in education It churns out a fresh batch of managers every year who spread across the nation and beyond to give a stronger framework to the profession of agriculture

Wisdom The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the agriculture industry overcoming increasing water shortages, limited availability of lands, difficult to manage costs. New innovative IoT applications are increasing the quality, quantity, sustainability and cost effectiveness of agricultural production. Today’s farmers can leverage IoT to remotely monitor sensors that can detect soil moisture, crop growth and livestock feed levels, remotely manage and control their smart connected harvesters and irrigation equipment, and utilize artificial intelligence to quickly analyse weather services, to provide new insights and improve decision making.

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Worthy: Multi-tier selection process to ensure the participation of competent candidates only through National level exam.

High: Faculty – student ratio, to ensure diverse & high level of competence and skills among all the students.

Youthful: with the rising use of Information Technology in Agribusiness, NAARM has leveraged its strengths in this area of introducing courses such as DBMS, SAS, GIS, ERP and e-commerce for the PGDM(A) students which distinguishes our young Techno Managers from others.

Noble: ICAR’s premier institute known and sought for its disciplined and well organized training programs, designed for skill improvement of human resource working in the arena of agriculture.

Agile: Course curriculum developed according to the need of agribusiness sector, after brainstorming session with industry experts and academicians and continuous need based appraisal.

Ascent: In a short time NAARM has institutionalized a diversified approach to the corporate world in areas such as Retail, Input, Banking, Processing, Product development, Rural marketing, Entrepreneurship, Public sector, International business etc.

Responsible: Holistic learning process, which includes personality development, computer proficiency, leadership skills, ethics and health awareness programs along with the designed course curriculum.

Majestic: Over the past 40 years NAARM has developed a unique culture, the essential ingredients of which are; to strive for excellence, to maintain discipline and maximize self – learning and group learning.


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Research and ConsultancyThe six key areas in which research is carried out by the Academy are Agribusiness Management, Human Resource Management, Education Systems Management, Extension Systems Management, Information and Communication Management and Research Systems Management.

Core Functional AreasTrainingSince its inception in 1976, the Academy has organized over 1700 training programmes for different stakeholders. The range of programmes offered include:

•Management Development Programmes (MDP) in agricultural research, education, extension and agribusiness management

• Executive Development Programmes (EDP) for Senior Managers and Executives in NARS

• Industry Sponsored Programmes in agribusiness management

• International Programmes in agricultural research management

• Entrepreneurship Development ProgrammesSpecialized skill building programmes in human resources management, information management, data analytics, technology management, bioinformatics, business incubation and other emerging areas of agriculture and agribusiness.

EducationTo be an integrated school of agricultural research management and a global institution of excellence, the Academy has initiated: Two years regular programme: 1.Post Graduate Diploma in Management-Agriculture (PGDMA), approved by AICTE. 2.One year Distance learning : Post Graduate Diploma in Technology Management in Agriculture (PGDTMA)

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• Foundation Courses of ICAR’s National Agricultural Research Services (FOCARS) and entry level Agricultural University faculty (FCFAU)

NAARM’S TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR, a-IDEA“Unleashing innovation of entrepreneurship in Agriculture”

Association for Innovation Development of Entrepreneurship in Agriculture (a-IDEA) , is a technology business incubator of ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management with the support of Department of Science & Technology. This is hosted at Centre for Agri Innovation.

Students engagement @ a-IDEA, ICAR-NAARMTo sensitize students of PGDMA in agriculture entrepreneurship through networking with startups and mentors Students Project with startups at a-IDEA

Name of the Students Company Project

Upma Dubey Inner Being Wellness Pvt. Ltd Value Chain and Opportunity Analysis of QUINOA

KVV Gopal Naidu Agrobook.comGathering data on US agricultural, co-oper-ative and Pasting of Agriculture on mobile model

Sanjana Bhowmik Saro Natural Farm Fresh Strengthening of Supply chain for A2 MILK in Hyderabad region

Ajeet Kumar Inner Being Wellness Pvt. Ltd Model study of Back end supply chain of QUINOA & MILLETS

To augment student’s skills through startup’s summer intern projects, Project associates etc.


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Now the 41st year, NAARM has contributed significantly to the development of a new generation of scientists, faculty, research and agribusiness leaders not only in India but also internationally.

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• Access to academic, research, extension and global networking strengths of ICAR, the world's largest agricultural research system

• Stimulating learning environment in the midst of a vibrant scientific community from unmatched range of disciplines, all committed to the cause of agricultural innovation.

• Strong core faculty with high involvement in research of national and global importance, experience of executive training and with linkages to faculty in global business schools

• Frequent short workshops with international faculty visiting NAARM

• Dedicated Guest Faculty from practitioners in the industry

• Access to NAARM and ICAR's networked learning resources including international journals and databases

The ICAR-NAARM advantage• Curriculum that judiciously balances core

foundations of business management and the breadth of agribusiness specializations

• Strong emphasis on quantitative, analytical and computer skills

• Core focus on effective information management and data analysis, cutting across all business management functions for improved business understanding and insight through skill development in:

• Spreadsheets and database management for business and financial Analysis

• GIS applications in agribusiness (marketing, retail, supply chain)

• ERP–through hands on experience in cross-functional business

• Business Analytics with SAS

• Fostering Experiential Learning by creating an environment that supports self-learning and exposure to real-time situations


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The melange of many support systems at work and various technological facilities make it easy for the students at NAARM to find the right boost for their learning objectives. Using the best at offer they optimize their education needs to fulfil the requirements they have to become apt managers in the trade.

The Machinery of GrowTh The age old methods of farming using the weak ways of tilling and maintaining the fields have become history today. With aids from the government and also a string of financers cropping up in the rural markets, farmers can now buy machinery that helps them yield better and in abundance. Pumps, tractions, harvesters and a lot more are being extensively used to ease out the otherwise sweating tasks of farming.

CampusThe Academy sits pretty on sprawling, serene greens stretching over 50 hectares and dotted with a variety of colorful trees, lawns, natural rock formations and splendid water bodies, which together create an aura of stunned silence. Located in the heart of Hyderabad city but tucked away into a quiet corner, the verdant campus offers a supremely serene environment, perfect for students to focus on their academic endeavors.

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LibraryThe library at NAARM is more like Integrated Knowledge Resource Centre, enriched with an exhaustive collection of over 28,000 books. Well-stocked with more than 174 reputed journals including 75 international journals, the library also subscribes to about 19 online journals for ensuring better access of recent articles that support all aspects of management studies and research. The library has direct access to over 10,000 prestigious journals through Consortium of e-Resources (CERA). Online facilities in NAARM include:

CMIE database | India Agristat | EBSCO, CSIRO | OpenJ-Gate | Proquest |ISI Web of Knowledge

Thomson-Reuters, Orbit.com, Total Patent, Patent Database| Elsevier, Springer

Facilities at the academy’s campus• Air conditioned lecture halls of varying seating

equipped with modern audio-visual aids; committee rooms; discussion rooms; conference halls and a state-of-the-art auditorium

• Computer laboratories for GIS, multimedia, e-learning, technology-enhanced learning

• Experiential learning laboratories for organizational behavior

• Video instruction and production studio

• Campus-wide Wi-Fi and wired broad band internet service

• Printing press and production facility

• Residential facilities to accommodate 300 participants and faculty.

• On-campus health center

• Sports complex with facilities for indoor and outdoor games including a well-equipped gymnasium

an exhaustive collection of over

28,000 books. Well-stocked with more than 174 reputed journals including 75 international journals, the library also subscribes to about 19 online journals


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At the core of our educational goal we do believe that channelizing the right source of grooming and preparation for our students will make them garner the most in their learning experience at NAARM.

We make use of new innovative methods of teaching including workshops and activities that give our students a simulation of real world scenarios. Our program is designed to create an all-round exposure for the budding managers.

The culTure of conservaTion India today is moving ahead with innovations in all sectors leading the nation to become a more responsible member of a world that strives to conserve the planet. The usage of green methods today has made alternate electricity an everyday affair across rural areas in the country. With decreasing solar modules prices solar pumps are fast becoming a viable financial solution for irrigation.

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Industry Oriented Course CurriculumA wide range of courses catering to the changing needs of Agri business is included to add new perspectives and management skills. The PGDM(A) programme is offered in six trimesters, comprising 101 credits, including a summer internship and a final project. The following list provides a flavor of our curriculum.

ElectivesContract Farming

Logistics Management

Technology Management I & II

E-Commerce in Agribusiness Management

ERP in Agribusiness

Summer Internship—8 Weeks

Final Project—12 Weeks

Agribusiness Foundation

•Managerial Economics

•Macroeconomics Analysis

• Agriculture and Food Systems

Analytical Skills

• Business Mathematics

• Statistics for Managers

•Marketing Research

• Quantitative Methods for Business

• Business analytics

Information Management

• Computers and Information Systems

•Management Information Systems

• GIS for Agribusiness

• Enterprise Resource Planning for Agribusiness (ERP)

Organizational Behaviour & Leadership Essentials

• Human Resource Management

• Organizational Behavior

• Business Communication

• CSR & Business Ethics

• Agri-preneurship

• Agri-business Strategy

Core Business Functions

• Financial Accounting

• Financial Management

•Marketing Management

•Management Accounting

• Supply Chain Management

• Operations and Project Management

Agribusiness Management

• Agricultural (Input and Output) Marketing

• Supply Chain Management

• Commodity Trading and Futures Markets

• Agricultural & Corporate Finance

• Agri-food Retail Management

• Risk Management in Agribusiness

• International Trade in Agriculture

• Technology Management

• Advertising and Brand Management

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Developing Business AcumenThe PGDMA programme grooms the students to develop craftsmanship in various functional areas such as:

• Business Plan and Project Management - Formulation, appraisal and monitoring

•Market Research - Business Forecasting, Consumer Needs, Product Design and Assessment

• Information Management for Analysis and Decision Support-Management Information System

• Business analysis, Quantitative methods, Statistical tools and techniques, Simulation and Optimization

• Sales Promotion and Brand Management

• Supply Chain Management - Forward and Backward Integration, Inventory Management and Total Quality Management

•Marketing - Agricultural Marketing and Agri-food Retail Management

• Financial Management and Accounting, Agri-finance and Insurance

• International Trade Policy and Market Intelligence

• Business Risk -Assessment, Analysis and Management

• Business Communication and Business Report Writing

• Human Resources Management and Organizational Behavior

“ The only Agri-business Management institute with highest faculty student ratio in the entire country”

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Institutional LinkagesNAARM strives to give its students and faculty members the opportunity to develop and apply cross-cultural and multi -disciplinary skills in global Agri-business contexts.The Academy has a rich history of relationships with excellent institutions around the world and is exploring further areas of collaboration.

International Business Schools• Harvard Business School

• Johnson School of Business Management, Cornell University

• Fisher School of Business, Ohio State University

• College of Business Management, North Carolina State University

• Purdue University, Lafayette

International Organizations•InternationalFoodPolicyResearchInstitute (IFPRI) Washington DC.

•InternationalCropResearchInstitutefor the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) Hyderabad

•KansasStateUniversity,Manhattan

Indian Business Schools• Indian School of Business (ISB)

• Indian Institute of Management (IIM-A)

• Indian Institute of Management (IIM-L)

Indian Organizations• University of Hyderabad

• All institutions of the ICAR and State Agricultural Universities

• Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)

• Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI)

Specialized Competencies: • Database Management

• E-commerce

• GIS in Marketing, Retail, Supply Chain Management (QGIS)

• Business Analytics and Business Intelligence (SAS,R, SPSS, etc.)

• ERP in Agribusiness


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•Dr. D. Rama Rao, DirectorDecision & policy Systems, Planning and Forecasting, Public Private Partnership, technology in education, knowledge management in agriculture

• Dr. (Mrs) R. Kalpana Sastry, Joint Director & Dean Technology and Intellectual Property Management, Agri-preneurship

• Dr. S.K. Soam, Head, ICM DivisionWTO and IPR issues, Technology and IP Management, Project Management

•Dr. I. Sekar, Head, RSM DivisionAgricultural Research Management, Impact assessment of Agricultural Technology, Policy Research

•Dr. (Mrs) N. Sandhya Shenoy, Head, XSM DivisionInformation Management, Participatory Management, Gender Issue

•Dr. P. Ramesh, Head, ESM Division Educational Psychology, Human Resource Management, Interface between Science and Philosophy, Organic Farming, Conservation Agriculture

The experienced set of permanent and visiting faculty get together to give our students a refined sense of development in the time span they spend here at NAARM. Making the most of the curriculum they try their best to make students stay abreast with complete understanding of their area of study. They work towards making the talents of student grow exponentially every day.

The knowledGe for fuTure Science is now playing a major role in changing the face of agriculture in the country. Crop is one aspect of Agricultural Biotechnology which has been greatly developed upon in recent times. Engineered transgene crops possess desirable characteristics in terms of flavour, colour of flowers, growth rate, size of harvested products and resistance to diseases and pests.

NAARM has distinguished league of academicians. There is an ideal blend of experienced in house and visiting faculty which helps the institute maintain a high degree of intellectual expertise. The student-faculty ratio is extremely healthy which ensures personal attention and mentoring to each student. The faculty members maintain strong industry connections by virtue of their research orientation supplemented with consulting assignments. As a result, the curriculum design is closely aligned to needs of the industry.

Experts' guidance plays a significant role in development of perspicacity and excellence. The list of experts involved in PGDMA programme is given below.

Faculty Profile

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•Dr. M. B. Dastagiri, Prof. & Principal Scientist Global Agricultural policies, International trade, Trade policies and reforms, WTO Agreements and reforms, Supply chain management

•Dr. S. Ravichandran, Prof. & Principal ScientistStatistical Analysis of experimental data, Artificial Neural Networking, Time Series Forecasting, Networking, Database development, Forecasting and Simulation models, Econometrics, Sample surveys and methodologies.

•Dr. Ranjit Kumar, Prof. & Principal Scientist(on Deputation to ICRISAT Risk Management, Value Chain Management, Policy Analysis

•Dr. D. Thammi Raju, Prof. & Principal ScientistPedagogy in higher education- Teaching methodologies - Extension and Communication Management - ICTs in Livestock Extension - Expert systems - Education Information Systems

•Dr. B. Ganesh Kumar, Head, ABM DivisionImpact Assessment of Agricultural Policies, Livestock and Fish Marketing Systems, Operations Management, Financial Management.

•Dr. R. V. S. Rao, Head, HRM DivisionOrganizational Behaviour, Organizational Culture and Climate, Organizational Change

•Dr. G. P. Reddy, Prof. & Principal ScientistAgribusiness Management, Public-Private Partnership in Agriculture Marketing

•Dr. K. Kareemulla, Prof. & Principal ScientistMacroeconomics, International Trade, Management Accounting, Impact Assessment

•Dr. S. Senthil Vinayagam, Prof. & Principal ScientistEntrepreneurship Development, Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation of Extension Projects, Agri- Business Management, Participatory Approaches for Agricultural and Rural Development

•Dr. K.H. Rao, Prof. & Principal ScientistHuman Resources Management, Supply Chain Management, Retail Chain Management

•Dr. Bharat S. Sontakki, Prof. & Principal ScientistCommunication Skills, Participatory Research Education Technology

•Dr. V. K. Jayaraghavendra Rao, Prof. & Principal ScientistInformation Management, Agricultural Marketing, Advertising and Brand Management

•Dr. A. Dhandapani, Prof. & Principal ScientistStatistics, Software Development for Statistical Designs and Analysis, MIS, ERP

•Dr. K. Srinivas, Prof. & Principal ScientistAgricultural Finance, Agricultural Research Management

•Dr. G.R. Ramakrishna Murthy, Prof. & Principal ScientistInformation Management, Supply Chain Management, e-Agribusiness, Farm Machinery Management


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•Dr. (Mrs.) Surya Rathore, Prof. & Principal ScientistTransfer of Technology, Impact Assessment, Training, Gender studies, Information & Communication Technology.

•Dr M. Balakrishanan, Prof & Principal ScientistNetworking and Applications, prediction Modelling, Artificial neural Networks, Genetic Algorithm and Information Systems, Forecasting model, Computational biology, Molecular Modeling, Genome Sequencing, Genetic Algorithm Data mining, development of Software/tools for bioinformatics applications etc.

•Dr. P. D. Sreekanth, Associate Prof & Sr. ScientistSoft computing tools, Visual Basic, SQL, ASP, GIS, GPS,RS and Multimedia tools

•Dr. P. C. Meena, Associate Prof & Sr. ScientistAgriculture Marketing and Price Policy, Agri-business Management, Econometrics.

•Dr. P. Venkatesan, Associate Prof & Senior ScientistIndigenous Technical Knowledge, Participatory Technology Development, Participatory Impact Monitoring and Assessment, Tribal Development, Technology Assessment and refinement Socio- economic and environmental Impact assessment.

•Dr. N. Sivaramane, Associate Prof & Sr. ScientistEconometrics, Agri-business and Marketing Management, Marketing Research

•Dr. V. Sumanth Kumar, Associate Prof & Sr. Scientist ICT Solutions for agriculture, Cloud computing and ERP

•Dr. S. P. Subhash, Assistant Professor & ScientistImpact Assessment, Technology Adoption, Network Science, International Trade, Microeconomics

•Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Assistant Professor & ScientistSupply Chain Management, Agricultural Marketing, Operations Research

•Mr. Ashish Roy, Joint Director Administration

•Dr. (Major) A. Debnath, Medical OfficerClinical aspects related to Stress and Stress Management, Yoga,Preventive and Social Medicine,

•Mr. S. GeorgeChief Finance & Accountant officer

Guest Faculty•Prof B.V.N. Sachendra

Faculty Member, Operations Management, Administrative Staff, College of India, Hyderabad

•Dr. NH RaoGeographical Information System (GIS), AgriBusiness Management

•Prof. Chetan SrivatsavaFaculty Member, Marketing Management, Central University, Hyderabad

•Mr. K. Shivakameshvar Freelance faculty in finance, Banking and Wealth Management

•Mr. P. BhanumurthyProject Management Consultant

•Prof. LaxmiManthaFaculty Member, Osmania University, Hyderabad

•Mr. B. Raj KumarHead-Marketing, Nagarjuna Fertilizers & Chemical Ltd.

•Dr. Amarender ReddySenior product Manager, ICICI Bank

•Dr. Anupama RamakrishnaPromx Consulting

•Mr. Y.ManoharOperations Management Consultant

•Mr. ChadaJagadeesh ReddyFreelance faculty in Accounts and finance Management

International Guest Faculty Profile

•Prof. Raj Khosla Colorado State University, USA

•Prof. R. Vithala Rao Johnson School of Business Cornell University, USA

•Dr. P.K. Joshi International Food Policy Research Institute, New Delhi

•Dr. David Spielman International Food Policy Research Institute, USA

•Prof. Deepak Sirdeshmukh College of Business Management

North Carolina State University, USA

•Prof. Richard S. Cahoon Cornell University, USA

•Prof. G. Nagesh Johnson School of Business Cornell University, USA

•Dr. Keith Jones Executive Director WSU Research Foundation Washington State University, USA

•Dr. Anthony J. Cavalieri Vice President, Du Pont, USA Prof. Karl Rich Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, Norway

•Prof. K.V. IyerInternational Trade in Agriculture

•Mr. Shrikanth SubhramaniamSupply Chain Management

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EruditionErudition is a series of guest lectures to empower students. The Program aims at introducing students to different agribusiness functions and giving them a flavor of organizational culture. Senior executives from different domains are invited to share their personal and professional experiences. This program empowers students to assess their area of strength and enabling them to choose the right path. Through the interactive session students gain rare insights into the vicissitudes of the corporate world and the strategies adopted by these leaders to navigate tough situations.

Some of the esteemed guests who participated in Erudition program

• Dr. R. Ezekiel, National Coordinator, NAIP, ICAR

• Prof. J. Devi Prasad, Director, AMRG, CGG

• Dr. S. M. Karuppanchetty, COO, ABI, ICRISAT

• Shri. Tushar Pandey, Sr. President and Country Head, YBL

• Dr. Suresh Babu, Senior Research Staff, IFPRI

• Shri. AnilKumar P., Regional Manager- South NCML

• Shri. G. Krishna Murthy, MD, Mahamaya Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd.

• Shri. Vijay Thakur, Head Warehousing, LTC Commercial Pvt. Ltd.

• Dr. Rasheed Sulaiman, Director, CRISP

• Shri. Binay Kumar Paridha, Head- South India, Yara International

• Shri. Vijayaraghavan K., CEO, Sathguru Management Consultancy

• Shri. Raj Vallabhaneni, CEO, Vasudhaika Software Solutions Pvt.Ltd.

• Shri. M N Bhaskaran, Executive Vice President (Marketing), Nagarjuna Fertilisers and Chemicals Ltd.

•Mr. Debaraj Behra, National Mission Manager,National Rural Livelihoods Mission

• Shri. Rajesh Sinha, Executive Vice President, NCDEX Spot Exchange Ltd.

• Shri. Vijay Thakur, Head-Operations,Staragri ware housing & Collateral Management Ltd.

• Shri. H. C. Ramesh Chand, Executive Vice President-South, NCDEX.

• Shri. Sudip Ghosh, Zonal Sales Manager, PHI seeds Ltd.

• Shri. Kaustubh Joshi, International Crop Marketing Lead, Advanta International.

• Shri. SundaraRajan, Former GM (Marketing), Parle Foods.

• Shri. Veera Kandukuri, Head HR (Fertilizers) Coramendal International.

• Shri. Madan Mohan, Vice President, Head Agribusiness Centre, Axis Bank.

• Shri. M S V Prasad Rao, Ex Vice President, ING Vysya

• Dr. J S Yadav, Chief Operating Officer, Premium Farm Fresh

• Shri. Yashwant Bhaid, G.M (HPD}, Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemical Limited

• Shri. K Kannan, AVP & Head Agribusiness, Cholamandalam Investment & Finance Co.Ltd.

•Mr. Lovlesh Nagori, Assistant Manager- Marketing & Advertising, Shriram Bioseed Genetics.

• Shri. Narasimha Nakshatrik, Head,Central Buying Office, Metro Cash & Carry

• Shri. L. Sundar Raj, Vice President/Divisional Head (Fresh) Aditya Birla Retail Limited

• Shri. Hansel D’Souza, Chief Corporate Coach, AQUILA

• Shri. B.B. Singh, Head, New Business evelopment, TATA Chemicals Ltd.

• Dr. S. Siva Kumar, CEO, ITC ABD

•Ms. Saraswathi Rajshekhar, Director, Vasdhaika Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd

• Dr. MV Rao, Former DG,NIRD

•Mr. K. Mahamulkar, SBU South Head, NETAFIM Irrigation India Pvt. Ltd.

• Dr. Samresh Dwiwedi, ITC, LSTC, ITC-ABD

•Mr. Raghunandan Rajamani, Ex.Director, ISBA

•Mrs. Mugdha Shah, HR-Business Partner, Tata Rallis

• Prof. Prithvi Yadav, Director, NMIMS


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Student Achievements•Mr. Kotha Mani Bharat and Ms.

Chandana Yasoda Bogadi got 3rd prize in “Kataski” case study writing competition conducted by FIIB,Delhi

•Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh and Mr. Saurabh Kumar were selected as a National Finalists for “Praroop” the T-shirt Design competition by the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad

•Mr. Ayush Bhandari and Ms. Sheesham Rana got 2nd prize in “Sameeksha” Paper Presentation competition conducted by Krishi Chanakya, Manage, Hyderabad

•Mr. Saurabh Kumar and Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh were selected as finalists for “Sushodh” the case study competition conducted by Krishi Chanakya, Manage,Hyderabad

•Mr. Kamlendra Kumar and Mr. Saurabh Kumar were awarded as “Best Silence Voice Entry” by the Markathon- The Marketing magazine of IIM Shillong

Beyond the Campus

•Mr. Saurabh Kumar and Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh were selected as finalists for “Marathon: Run for Girl Child” event conducted by IIM Rothak.

Industrial and Rural VisitRural Appraisal Survey in ICAR- NAARM’s adopted village Tallasingaram & S. Lingotam, Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh.

Visit to Gubba Cold Storage (P) Ltd. and Rasi Seed (P) Ltd. to study the operations management.

“Industrial Drive 2016” (15th March, 2016 – 21st March, 2016)

Student’s exposure to Industrial insights, enhancing their understanding of the operations and other aspects pertaining to industry in specific.

• Suguna Foods (P) Ltd, Coimbatore

• Doddabetta Tea Factory, Ooty

• Sheep Breeding Research Station, Sandynallah (Ooty

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Extra-Scholastic activitiesPGDM(A) students at NAARM are very much aware that they are the part of a great Academy. This realization adds to the overall vitality and develops a sense of responsibility in whatever they do. A gamut of clubs has been set up which witnesses' enthusiastic participation from students. The clubs provide students with opportunities to follow their interest and to help in an All-round development.

“Sanskriti” essentially looks to organize various events and festivals in campus to bring the students together and give them a platform to showcase their latent talents.

SanskritiThe event management and cultural club

The agri B-talk club

ta granthe entrepreneurship club

PGDMA@NAARM

The Eco Club

“Sankalp: B-Fest Competition”An initiative by PGDMA students, It is annually organized at national level. It includes “Samadhan-Case study competition”, “Ad Nirman-Marketing Plan”, “Alokhya:Poster Making competition”,“Darpan:Business Quiz”.It focuses on developing interactionwith other B-Schools and industries across the nation.It leads to better exchange of ideas and helps in developing the business acumen benefiting not just the participants but entire agribusiness sector and in turn country on the whole.”

Clubs on campus“Vimarsha” -The Agribusiness forumVimarsha provides a platform where students can practice their learning and polish their skills while contributing and winning new perspectives from peers. The club always appreciates ideas and updates related to agribusiness which may bring more discussions and improve domain of skills.”Vimarsha” constantly thrives for new ways to share vibrant ideas that lie inside the budding Agri managers.

“Sanskriti”- Event management&Cultural ClubHandling events inculcates the skills of planning, administration, team work, creativity, networking and crisis management in students. “Sanskriti” essentially looks to organize various events and festivals in campus to bring the students together and

give them a platform to showcase their latent talents. One of the more popular undertakings of the club is the organization of ‘REVERIE’ the annual cultural fest.

“Tarang”-The Entrepreneurship ClubA successful business does not necessarily start with huge investment. Rather, it starts with simple ideas. The club aims to tap the potential ideas, which generally are thought of during coffee breaks in between lectures, and works towards their refinements.

“Prakriti”-Caressing NatureWhen it comes to be a trait like nature friendly, it can only be developed through right examples and demonstration. The club takes care of the plantation and landscaping activities of the campus. Prakriti works towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly environment.

“Darpan”-Catechizing Curiosity & IntellectFormed by a group of passionate quizzers, “Darpan” targets knowledge building through online quizzes, video/audio aids etc. Its purpose is to organize weekly business quiz ‘MIRROR’ and an annual intra campus quizzing contest ‘PRATIBIMB’.


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Life @ NAARM Waking up in stroke of early morning to explore Agri + Business + Management

Yoga to accumulate positive energy for a new day and its

challenges

A newspaper welcome along with a sip of hot coffee to kick start the day.

Intensity of management studies the learning process

in classroom

Symposium on case studies igniting

the mind to chase consensus of group

Sustainable and comprehensive Agri

business solutions are always on the lunch

plate

It’s time to interpret & rediscover the classroom

discussions with a midnight coffee

Ever lasting memories and chats

over a cup of tea

Knowledge sharing through insightful

debates in groups

Aroma of lifelong friendship are brewed on the banter over the

dining table

Time to judge dexterity on the playground and endurance in

gymnasium

Presentation time occupied with

some serious food for thought

Finally, time to cuddle a sleep & to enter the world

of dreams

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Placement Review 2016

The Pride of ProfessionalsToday the farmer groups across India seek retail reforms, because with the current retail system the farmer is being exploited. To bring about a change corporate giants have taken up the initiative of doing the best. Supermarkets today are organised forms of retail that bring the produce to the final consumer through a direct channel that avoids exploitation of farmers by middlemen. Agricultural consultancy, agro tourism and up-to-the-minute inputs of pesticides and seed have also helped the producers receive a boost in the sector.

With the completion of the course at NAARM our students are all prepared to be hired by the goliaths of the industry. We give them the best dose of wisdom and tact to easily handle situations at the work scenario. The selectors too are fond of our produce as they know that students coming out of our campus meet the standards and the expectations of this evolving sector of the nation.

Summer Internship 2016Keeping this very maxim in mind, the sequence of theory subjects and internships has been framed to ensure that students know exactly what they are expected to learn and apply during their eight-week long internships.

The strong batch of 21 students was placed in 10 organizations, reflects considerable response for each student from the industry. The sheer diversity of industrial sectors, allowed a high degree of student interest role fit. The organizations which offered summer placements to the students were:

Input: • PI Industries Ltd, Sumitomo Chemical Pvt. Ltd,

Bayer BioScience, Adama India Pvt. Ltd

Commodity Warehousing & Logistics:• NCDEX

Banking Financial Services& Insurance: • Yes Bank

Irrigation:• Netafim Irrigation India Pvt. Ltd.

FMCG:• PepsiCo India Holdings Private Limited(FritoLay

Division)

Food Processing:• Inner Being wellness Pvt Ltd

Retail:• Aditya Birla Retail Ltd.

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The Process…Pre Placement Talk (PPT) The organization may hold a PPT to make students acquaint with the organization and the job profiles being offered to the students. PPT’s are typically held a fortnight or two before the interviews, for about 30 minutes followed by a Q & A session. PPT’s may also be held during the placement drive. If an organization is unable to visit the campus for PPT, it may send it across any promotional material or

Final Placements 2016The Final Placement of the batch 2014-16 resounded a remarkable success with 10 renowned organizations, across diverse agribusiness sectors participating in the process, and offering recruitment to the batch of 16 students.

The recruiters were highly impressed by the students for their business acumen, sound analytical skills, effective communication and leadership potential.

Tentative Time line for Recruitment: Organization responses for Summers & Finals October-November 2016Final recruitment drive October-November 2016Summer recruitment drive November-December 2016Placed students available to the organization 2nd fortnight of April 2017Duration of Summer Internship 15th April to 15th June 2017(8 Weeks)

it shall be sent well in advance to facilitate the process. The CVs of the students can be provided either in the institute’s standard format or the specified format as per the organization’s rules.

Offers At the end of the selection process, organizations are requested to give final offers to candidates. Organizations are requested to clearly mention the designation, compensation on CTC basis, location of the posting and other necessary details to the selected candidates.

presentation communicating the above mentioned information.

In order to facilitate the process of PPT, the institute will provide LCD / OHP, TV / VCR. The recent addition to the facilities is the video conferencing, which may complement the PPT’s wherever direct interaction /interview is not possible.

Curriculum Vitae (CV)The institute has a standard format of CV to apply for various organizations. However, in case the organization has a format of its own,

Placements The Placement Desk is managed by the Placement Coordinators which consists of NAARM faculty and student’s representatives. The activities of the Placement Committee include coordinating the Campus Recruitment and the Summer Internship drives.

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Batch Profile 2015-17

Andhra Pradresh

Bihar

Himachal Pradesh

Karnataka

Madhya-Pradesh

Maharashtra

Uttar-Pradesh

Rajasthan

Uttarakhand

Demographic Profile Educational Profile

B.Sc (Agriculture)

B.Tech (Biotechnology)

BBM (Agriculture)

B.Tech (Agri Engg.)

B.Sc (Horticulture)

B.Tech (Food Tech)

B.Sc (Agri Mark & Corp)

B.Tech (WRE)

41%

18%

9% 9% 9%5% 5% 5%5%

9%

14%

9% 9%

18%

5%5%

27%

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AAFTAB ALAMQualification : B.Tech (Water Resource Engineering), SHIATS, AlahabadLanguage Known: English, Hindi State of Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Email: [email protected]

Mobile: 8297911406 Internship Company: Bayer BioScience Project Title: Pre sale Campaign for Arize Hybrid Rice

AJEET KUMARQualification : B. Tech.(Biotechnology), SVBPUA&T, MeerutLanguage Known: English, Hindi State of Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Email: [email protected]

Mobile: 9985874744 Internship Company: Inner Being Wellness Private Limited Project Title: Model study of Backend supply chain of Quinoa & Millets

ANAND GUPTAQualification: B.Sc(Agriculture), SHIATS, AlahabadLanguage Known: English, HindiState of Domicile: Madhya PradeshEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9795259520 Internship Company: Sumitomo Chemical India Pvt Ltd Project Title: Implementation and Evaluation of Brand Promotinal Activities for Dantotsu in Groundnut

ASHISH KUMARQualification: B.Sc.(Hons) Agriculture, CSK HPKV, PalampurLanguage Known: English,Hindi,PunjabiState of Domicile: Himachal PradeshEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9459762479 Internship Company: Sumitomo Chemical India pvt. Ltd. Project Title: Implementation and evaluation of brand promotional activities of Dantotsu for seed treatment in groundnut in Himatnagar taluka of Gujarat

AYUSH BHANDARIQualification: B.Sc.(Hons) Agriculture, CSK HPKV, PalampurLanguage Known: English, Hindi, PunjabiState of Domicile: Himachal PradeshEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9985951329 Internship Company: PepsiCo India Holdings Private Limited(FritoLay Division) Project Title:Operational analysis of potatoes for Lays in FritoLay division Channo

BOGADI CHANDANA YASODAQualification: B.Tech(Agri engineering),ANGRAU,TelanganaLanguage Known: English,Hindi,TeluguState of Domicile: Andhra PradeshEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 8143051299 Internship Company: Netafim Irrigation India Pvt Ltd Project Title: Assessment of brand awareness,preference and satisfaction level among drip farmers in selected districts of Andhra Pradesh


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DESHMUKH AKSHAY CHANDRASHEKHARQualification: B.Sc (Agriculture), MPKV, RahuriLanguage Known: English,Hindi,Marathi State of Domicile:MaharashtraEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9604642507 Internship Company: PI Industries Ltd. Project Title:Target pest mapping along with impact and awareness about Osheen verses leading cotton insecticide in vidarbha region of Maharashtra.

DESHMUKH NILESH PRADIPRAOQualification: B.B.M (Agriculture), MPKV, RahuriLanguage Known:English, Hindi, Marathi State of Domicile:MaharashtraEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9403776877 Internship Company: PI Industries Ltd.Project Title: Premium Priced PGR positioning and sales commercial strategy adopted by different companies.

KAMLENDRA KUMAR SINGH Qualification: B.Tech (Biotechnology), SVBPUA&T, MeerutLanguage Known: English, HindiState of Domicile: Uttar PradeshEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9985874814 Internship Company: Aditya Birla RetailProject Title:Fruits and vegetables dump reduction in high fruits and vegetables throughput stores

KOTHA MANI BHARATQualification: B.sc(Agriculture), Annamalai UniversityLanguage Known: English,Hindi,Telugu,TamilState of Domicile: Andhra PradeshEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9949293919 Internship Company: NCDEX Ltd.Project Title: Feasibility study of Fenugreek Futures Contract

MANJUNATH ARAKERIQualification: B.Sc(Agriculture),UAS-DWDLanguage Known: English,Hindi,Kannada,TelaguState of Domicile: KarnatakaEmail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9985965849 Internship Company: YES bank Ltd. Project Title: A Study on priority sector lending with special reference to farmers

MD GYASUDDINQualification: B.Tech. Food Technology, SHIATS AllahabadLanguage Known: Hindi, EnglishState of Domicile: BiharEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 7275917672 Internship Company: NCDEX Ltd. Project Title: Feasibility study of Rape seed-Mustard seed Oil Cake and De-Oil Cake

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MILAN GUPTAQualification: B.Sc (Agriculture), SHIATS, AllahabadLanguage Known: English, Hindi State of Domicile:Madhya Pradesh Email:[email protected]

Mobile: 7800804569 Internship Company: Bayer BioScience Project Title:Pre Sales Campaign for Arize Hybrid Rice

MUKHTAR ALAMQualification: B.tech (Biotechnology), SVBPUA&T, MeerutLanguage Known:English, HindiState of Domicile:Uttar PradeshEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9411667108Internship Company: ADAMA India Pvt. Ltd.Project Title: Customer need analysis to create customer centric strategy-Sugarcane Farmers

NISHANT GAURAVQualification: B.Tech (Agri.), SHIATS, AllahabadLanguage Known: Hindi, EnglishState of Domicile: Uttar PradeshEmail: [email protected]

Mobile:7376888500 Internship Company: YES Bank Ltd.Project Title:Field level study on dealers associated with ZACL and JACPL

PRAGATI MISHRAQualification: B.Sc Horticulture (Hons), YSPUHF, SolanLanguage Known: English,HindiState of Domicile: Uttar PradeshEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9805386322 Internship Company: Aditya Birla Retail LimitedProject Title: Increase own brand Atta Penetration and share in Delhi NCR

RAHUL BHAUSAHEB SONAWANEQualification: B.B.M.(Agriculture)Language Known:English, Hindi, MarathiState of Domicile: MaharashtraEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9075861661 Internship Company: Yes Bank LimitedProject Title:Study on Priority sector lending and securitisation

SAURABH KUMARQualification: B.Tech (Biotechnology), SVBPUA&T, MeerutLanguage Known: English, HindiState of Domicile: UttarakhandEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 7579074740 Internship Company: Bayer BioScience Pvt. Ltd. Project Title: Pre sale campaign on Arize hybrid Rice in Kanpur( UP)


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SHEESHAM RANAQualification: B.Sc (Hons) Horticulture,Dr.YSPUHF, SolanLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Punjabi State of Domicile:Himachal PradeshEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9985977050 Internship Company: NCDEX Ltd. Project Title:Feasibility study of Isabgol futures contract.

SHINDE ABHIJEET PRATAPRAOQualification: B.B.M (Agriculture), MPKV, RahuriLanguage Known:English, Hindi, Marathi State of Domicile:MaharashtraEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 7709710945 Internship Company: PI Industries Ltd.Title:“An Index based analysis about Keefun as per the image built among the farmer community”

VISHWANATH V JAVOOR Qualification: B.Sc (Ag. MACO) UAS DharwadLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Telagu, Kannada

State of Domicile: KarnatakaEmail: vishwanath.pgdma15@ naarm.ernet.in

Mobile: 9591896913 Internship Company: PI Industries Ltd Project Title:An index based analysis about KEEFUN as perceived by the farmers

PRATAP SINGH KHANGAROTQualification: B.Sc. Agri (Hons.), Nagaland University, DimapurLanguage Known: English, Hindi, NagamesheState of Domicile: RajasthanEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9885373248 Internship Company: Sumitomo Chemical India Pvt. Ltd.Project Title: Implementation and evaluation of brand promotional activities for denitol in Sitapur

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Batch Profile 2016-18

Educational Profile Demographic Profile

B.Sc (Agribusiness Management)B.Sc (Horticulture)

B.Sc (Ag.MACo-op)

B.Sc (Agriculture)

B.Sc (Agricultural Biotechnology)

B.Sc (Commercial Agriculture & Business Management)

Bihar

Chattisgarh

Himachal pradesh

Jharkhand

Karnataka

3%3% 3% 3% 3%

10%

16%

6%

13% 13%

26%

10% 10%

39%

3% 3% 3% 3%3%

13%

6%6%

B.Sc (Hons). (Agriculture Science & Rural Development)

B.Tech (Biotechnology)

B.Tech (Dairy Technology)

B.tech (Food technology)

B.Tech( Agricultural Engineering)

Kerala

Maharashtra

Tamil Nadu

Telangana

Uttar Pradesh

Uttarakhand


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ABHISHEK JAINQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), UAS, DharwadLanguage Known: English, Kannada, Hindi State of Domicile:Karnataka Email:[email protected]: 9482283007

ADITYA PANDEYQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), IAS-BHU, VaranasiLanguage Known: Hindi, EnglishState of Domicile: Bihar Email:[email protected]: 9670121556

CHINTALAPUDI SRIKARQualification: B.Sc.(Hons.) Ag. Sc. and RD, LA Osmania University, HyderabadLanguage Known:Telugu, Hindi, English State of Domicile: Telangana Email:[email protected]: 9494346256

CHITTIMALLI AKHILESHQualification: B.Tech. (Dairy Technology), SPVNRVU, RajendranagarLanguage Known: English, Telugu, HindiState of Domicile: TelanganaEmail:[email protected]: 8008977738

GAUTAM JAJUQualification: B.Sc.(Hons.) Ag. Sc. and RD, LA Osmania University, HyderabadLanguage Known: Hindi, English, Telugu, MarwariState of Domicile: Telangana Email: [email protected]: 9441071019

HARSHIT JOSHI Qualification: B.Sc.(Horticulture), VCSGUUHF, Bharsar, UttarakhandLanguage Known: Hindi, English, Kumaoni State of Domicile: Uttarakhand Email:[email protected]: 8755494762

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KAVINRAAJ SQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), TRIARD, TNAU, CoimbatoreLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, MalayalamState of Domicile:Tamil Nadu Email: [email protected]: 8754854137

KAVYA S SQualification: B.Sc.(Ag.Maco.), UAS, GKVK, BengaluruLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, TeluguState of Domicile: Karnataka Email: [email protected] Mobile: 9686859555

KIRAN KUMAR M GQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), UAS, GKVK, BengaluruLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Kannada, TeluguState of Domicile: Karnataka Email:[email protected]: 9900446909

KRITIKA SHARMAQualification: B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture, CSKHPKV, PalampurLanguage Known: English, Hindi State of Domicile: Himachal Pradesh Email:[email protected]: 8297823287

KONKA PRABHU KUMARQualification: B.Sc.(CA & BM), ANGRAU, RajendranagarLanguage Known: English, Hindi, TeluguState of Domicile: TelanganaEmail:[email protected]

Mobile: 9492111412Work Ex: Coromandal International Fertilizer Ltd.(Marketing Officer)Deepak Fertilizer and Pertochemical Corporation Ltd.(Marketing Manager)

LINSU CHERIANQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), Dr.BSKKV, DapoliLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, TeluguState of Domicile: KeralaEmail:[email protected]: 8547151993


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MALLIKA KOTAIAHGARIQualification: B.Tech. (Biotechnology), JNTU, HyderabadLanguage Known: Telugu, English, Hindi, TamilState of Domicile:Hyderabad

Email:[email protected]: 8790868611Work Ex: IBM India (Associate Technical Officer)

MANISHAQualification:B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture, CSKHPKV, PalampurLanguage Known: English, HindiState of Domicile: Himachal Pradesh Email:[email protected]: 8297824518

MEENAKSHI CHAUHANQualification: B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture, CSKHPKV, PalampurLanguage Known: English, Hindi, TamilState of Domicile:Himachal Pradesh Email: [email protected]: 8297820802

MUKESH RAMAGONIQualification: B.Sc.(Hons.) Ag. Sc. and RD, LA Osmania University, HyderabadLanguage Known: Telugu, Hindi, English, TamilState of Domicile:Telangana Email:[email protected]: 9963274356

NAUSHABA KHATOONQualification: B.Sc.(Ag.Maco), UAS, DharwadLanguage Known:English, Hindi State of Domicile:Chhattisgarh Email:[email protected]: 9480635372

PARAG SUBHASHRAO KALAMBEQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), Dr.P.D.K.V, AkolaLanguage Known:English, Hindi, MarathiState of Domicile:Maharashtra Email:[email protected]

Mobile: 9603474426Work Ex: Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd.(Field Sales Consultant)

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PAVITHRA MQualification: B.S.(ABM), TNAU, CoimbatoreLanguage Known:Tamil, EnglishState of Domicile:Tamil Nadu Email:[email protected]: 9791857729

PRAVEEN N SHIVALLIQualification: B.Sc.(Ag.Maco.), UAS, DharwadLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil State of Domicile:Karnataka Email:[email protected]: 9448316503

RAMESH SHANKAR EERLAQualification: B.Sc.(Agricultural Biotechnology) VNMKV, ParbhaniLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Marathi, TeluguState of Domicile: Maharashtra Email:[email protected]: 9036322232

SAGAR ATHITHYAN PQualification: B.S. (ABM), TNAU, Coimbatore Language Known: English, Tamil, HindiState of Domicile: Tamil Nadu Email:[email protected]: 9133429727

SANTHOSH REDDY VQualification: B.Sc. (Ag. Maco.), UAS, DharwadLanguage Known: English, Kannada, Hindi, TeluguState of Domicile: Karnataka Email:[email protected]: 9535874364

SHASHANK REDDY BQualification: B.Tech. (Food Technology), ANGRAU, BapatlaLanguage Known: Telugu, Hindi, English, KannadaState of Domicile:Telangana Email:[email protected]

Mobile: 8885566558Work Ex : C.G.Foods india Pvt. Ltd.(Prodn.Executive), Global Green Company Ltd.(Process Analyst), Gandour India Food Processing Pvt. Ltd.(Sr. Manufacturing Executive)


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SHUBHAM MADHUKAR RAIPUREQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), Dr.P.D.K.V, AkolaLanguage Known: English, Hindi, MarathiState of Domicile: Maharashtra Email: [email protected]: 9405196167

SIBIN C BABYQualification: B.Tech.(Agril. Engg.), KAU, ThrissurLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu State of Domicile: Kerala Email: [email protected]: 9496882662

SIDDHARTH BHATTACHARYAQualification: B.Sc.(Agriculture), IAS-BHU, Varanasi Language Known: Hindi, English, BengaliState of Domicile:Uttar Pradesh Email: [email protected]: 7388460071

SNEHA MISHRAQualification: B.Sc. (Horticulture), SHIATS, AllahabadLanguage Known: Hindi, English, Punjabi, Bengali, MaithliState of Domicile:Jharkhand Email: [email protected]: 7330902467

SUBHASHREE VQualification: B.tech.(Biotechnology), TNAU, Coimbatore, Tamil NaduLanguage Known: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu State of Domicile:Telangana Email:[email protected]: 9177824221

VAISHALI BQualification: B.S(ABM), TNAU, CoimbatoreLanguage Known: English, Tamil, MalayalamState of Domicile:Tamil Nadu Email: [email protected]: 8297823696

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MOHNISH ARUNRAO GODBOLEQualification: B.Sc(Agri), Dr.PDKV, AkolaLanguage Known: English, Hindi, MarathiState of Domicile: Maharashtra Email:[email protected]: 9985961440


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ContactABM Head

•Dr. B. Ganesh Kumar Prof. & Principal Scientist+91 9618339086 040-24581334

Course coordinator

•Dr. K. Kareemulla Prof. & Principal Scientist+91 9490470699 040-24581323

•Dr. M. BalakrishnanProf. & Principal Scientist+91 9908933588 040-24581317

Placement desk

•Dr. K.H. Rao (Prof. & Principal Scientist)

Placement CoordinatorPhone: 040-24581356Mobile: +91-9441736147E-mail: [email protected]

•Dr. N. Sivaramane (Assoc. Prof. & Senior Scientist)Phone: 040-24581309Mobile: +91-9573552003E-mail: [email protected]

•Dr. P.C. Meena (Assoc. Prof. & Scientist)Phone: 040-24581340Mobile: +91-8096101990

Student Co-ordinators

•Mr. Milan Gupta +91 7800804569

•Mr. Nilesh Deshmukh +91 9403776877

•Ms. Sheesham Rana +91 9985977050

•Mr. Vishwanath Javoor +91 9985973579Email : [email protected]

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