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Indian Institute Of Technology IIT Bangalore
Introduction
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (founded in 1909) is the oldest and the most reputed centre of post-graduate education and research in science and engineering in the country. Over the years, the Institute has gained international recognition for the quality of its teaching and its R&D achievements. The Centre for Scientific and Industrial Consultancy and Society for Innovation and Development constitute the Institute’s interface with industry, and direct the technical expertise and entrepreneurial skills of the Institute’s faculty members towards channels useful for the society and industry. The Institute consultancy strives to help the country achieve her scientific, academic and technological goals, and is keenly aware of its obligation to maintain the high academic standards it has traditionally adhered to. Department OF Management Studies The Department of Management Studies was established at the Institute in 1948 as the Section of Economics and Social Sciences. That makes it the earliest institutional attempt at imparting formal training in the principles and practices of scientific management to young men and women whose services would be required by then fast-expanding industrial sector of the newly independent nation. Flourishing in the intellectual milieu of the Indian Institute of Science, it was but natural for the Department to develop an affinity for a style of learning that combined the attractions of instruction with those of independent exploration of various realms of knowledge. Thus the Department soon acquired a reputation for high-calibre research in areas such as Economics, Marketing, and Energy and Technology Management. The Language Group of the Department aims at catering to the language requirements of the Institute staff and students. Besides teaching, translation and interpretation, this section developed research interest in communication-oriented language teaching, socio-linguistic issues in language use, language for specific purpose, and language choice in scientific communication. Issues in cross-cultural communication are explored through comparative studies of communication patterns in different countries/ societies (Germany and India) and scientific and business communication in EC countries. Currently there are 40 research students working for M.Sc (Engg.) and PhD degrees in frontier areas of management. Academic Programmes Academic programmes at the Department of Management Studies include: Research And Consultancy The members of the Department Faculty conduct research in Human Resource Management, Technology Management, Marketing, Energy Management, Transportation, Operations Research, Operations Management, Finance, Supply Chain Management, Decision Support Systems, Industrial Economics, Cross Cultural Communications, and German Language and Didactics. The Department undertakes consultancy projects and case development in business planning, marketing strategy, reengineering, human resource development, technology management, e-commerce, and decision support systems. Management Development Programmes The Department conducts in-company as well as on-campus Management Development Programmes. Capacity-building for Competitive Advantage, Leadership at the Work Place, Trade Union Leadership Development, and Strategic Management of Technology are examples of such courses offered recently. Seminars And Conferences The Department organizes seminars by experts every Friday. These seminars give an opportunity to the students to listen and interact with the leaders in industry and academics. The Department also conducts an annual event titled Consortium of Students of Management Research (COSMAR). This provides a forum for research in management and allied disciplines from leading institutions in the country to interact with our research students, industry professionals, and leading academics. Facilities Institute offers an excellent academic and residential infrastructure. It has JRD Library with more than 400,000 volumes, Digital Library with CD-ROM facilities, National Centre for Science Information, electronic access to more than 2,500 Journals, and offers round the clock access to high power computers that support database systems, multimedia graphics and visualization applications, and Web services. A campus-wide FDDI network hook-up from Department also exists. Department of Management Studies provides a high-speed LAN with dedicated applications server, file server, mail server and web server with the state-of-the-art operating systems and software packages including SPSS, Systat, Witness 2003, Vensim, Sigma Plot, MATLAB, LINGO and a host of productivity tools from Microsoft Faculty
MBA Programme
Programme Structure
The students analyze management situations, and formulate and solve management problems. Structure of the MBA Course Program
Placement
The Institute has its own Placement Centre, which invites reputed national and multinational enterprises for campus recruitment. The Centre also invites executives of industrial and R&D organizations to talk to our students on their personnel requirements.
Eligibility BE / B.Tech. in any branch of Engineering or equivalent with at least a Second Class and a valid JMET Score. Work experience is desirable but not compulsory. Candidates appearing for the final examination are also eligible to apply Program Fees: The tuition fee per semester is Rs. 7,500/-. This fee does not include admission fee, hostel expenses, caution deposits or other (medical, gymkhana etc.) charges. Mess charges are paid separately as per actual expenses every month. No Government of India Scholarship is available. Batch Strength: The ceiling strength of the MBA programme is 20. Reservation: 15% seats for SC, 7.5% seats for ST and 3% Physically challenged (handicapped) candidates are reserved as per the Government of India norms. HOW TO APPLY The following steps are required to be completed by the candidates interested in seeking admission to the IISc Bangalore Master of Business Administration Programme. A.JMET application procedure Step 1: Obtain a JMET-2006 Information Brochure. Step 2: Complete the JMET-2006 application form and send it to The Chairman-GATE, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Mumbai, 400076, as stipulated in the JMET-2006 Information Brochure. FACILITIES FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION OF JMET-2006 ARE ALSO AVAILABLE (Refer to Table 1.1 of the brochure for website addresses). B.Procedure for applying to IISc Bangalore for admission to MBA Programme Step 3: Send your request for an Application Form on a plain paper, giving your name and JMET-2006 Registration number to the Deputy Registrar (Admissions), Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore – 560 012. Request for an application form will be entertained from December 20, 2005. Enclose a demand draft for Rs.500/- (Rs.250/- for SC/ST/PH candidates) drawn in favour of “The Registrar, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore” payable at Bangalore to your request. The application form can also be downloaded from the website: www.iisc.ernet.in and sent along with the DD for the requisite amount. Step 4: Submit the Application Form, duly filled in and signed, to:
Indian Institute of Science Bangalore – 560 012 THE LAST DATE FOR THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE TO RECEIVE YOUR DULY FILLED APPLICATION FORM IS JANUARY 23, 2006. Please note that the Institute cannot be held responsible for late receipt of applications caused by postal delay or any other reason Step 5: For any further information address your queries to:
Department of Management Studies Indian Institute of Science Bangalore – 560 012 Email: chairman[at]mgmt.iisc.ernet.in Selection Procedure Only those candidates who have successfully qualified at JMET Examination, the results of which are expected to be announced on January 6, 2006, will be eligible to apply. The application, duly filled in and signed, must be received by us latest by January 23, 2006. After receipt of applications, a shortlist will be prepared based on JMET 2006 rank. Final selection will be based on the performance of the candidate in the different components of the admission process: JMET 2006 score, group discussion, interview, academic record and work experience. Provisionally selected candidates will be intimated and will be required to confirm their acceptance of the offer by paying caution deposit of Rs.5,000/-. This deposit will be adjusted against the fees at the time of registration. Note Please note that Group Discussion/Interviews will be conducted during third week of March 2006. Candidates short-listed for GD/Interview will be intimated by registered post/courier during February 2006. Individual regret letters will not be sent to applicants who are not called for GD/Interview. |
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