[rajiv ratan]

I have secured 2804 rank in JMET 2008 what can I expect ? Can I really get call from any IITs

Please help my mail id ratan_rajiv@yahoo.com

[Khalap]

Originally Posted by rajiv ratan

I have secured 2804 rank in JMET 2008 what can I expect ? Can I really get call from any IITs

Please help my mail id ratan_rajiv@yahoo.com

At this rank...calls might b a lil tough to get...but u never knw abt the trends this year...good luck !

[deepak_st]

hi anyone

can you please tell me about the relavant testimonials to be attached with the application form.

[rajeevkasat]

Hello everyone,

I am a B.E. Biotechnology from Basaveshwar Engineering College V.T.U., Karnataka with an aggregate of - 69.5%
XII - 61.75%
X - 77.14%

JMET rank - 467

- 3rd prize in State level Engg project contest by ABVP
- 1st prize for tech paper presentation at National level event
- "Best outgoing student of the department 06-07"

I intend to apply to IITB, IITD, IIT Kharag, IIT-M, IITKanpur, IITR

IIT's are the next big thing after the IIM's. To hell with paper rankings
What chances do I have to get a call?
What things should be given more emphasis in preparation of GD-PI at roorkee?

thank you in advance

[deepak_st]

hi can anyone tell me that in favour of whom draft should be made for iit roorkee.
draft should of how much amount and in favour of whom , no where mentioned in application form.

[The gr8 1]

This thread is not for the admission queries for the 2008-10 batch.. there already exists a thread for tht..
Pls continue on this thread from now..

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...n-queries.html (DoMS@IIT Roorkee, Admission Queries-2008)

[The gr8 1]

Spornado ’08, the first ever sports meet between the Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee and the Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi was held between January 11, 2008 and January 13, 2008. The sports meet was organized by the Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee at the sprawling campus of IIT Roorkee. The proposed rationale behind the sports event was to help promote cooperation, understanding and relations between the students from two premier institutes. The main sponsor for this event was BSNL.

Spornado ’08 encompassed 13 different games played across three days. The games included the likes of volleyball, football, basketball, cricket, chess, carom, table tennis, badminton, lawn tennis, squash, pool and snooker. 63 students from Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi and about an equal number of students from Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee had participated in this sports extravaganza. The system of the points tally for the sports meet was such that the games were assigned differential weightages and the institute gaining maximum points at the end would be declared as the overall champion.

[The gr8 1]

All the details of the event can be taken from the following thread

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/b-scho...t-roorkee.html

[arpitpmehta]

A Workshop on Institutional Framework for Developing India’s International Trade

Department of Management Studies, IIT-Roorkee organized a workshop on International Trade and Development of Institutional Framework for India to play an important role in the same. The workshop was organized on 25th February, 2008. Three distinguished personalities had an interactive session with the students of the department.


Shri Ashok Kumar, Deputy General of the Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO), enriched the students with various polices and framework rules existing for Export and Import in India. He has served various sectors of international trade promotion and has been closely been associated with preparation of various memoranda in respect of Foreign Trade Policy; Direct/Indirect Taxation for Budget for consideration of Government of India. He discussed varied issues of the exporters pertaining to various departments like the Customs and Central excise, Ports etc.


Mr. Cherian George, Deputy General Manager(Marketing), NCTI, gave an overview of all the boards, councils, apex bodies and regulatory bodies of India related with International Trade. He holds a MBA degree from BHU. He was actively involved in setting up of Trade Points for the Royal Kingdom of Nepal and for setting up Computerized Coir Trade Information Center at Kochi. He has travelled across major Latin American countries, UK, France, South Africa, Kenya and Nepal in connection with projects on International trade. He enriched the students with his vast experience in these countries.


Mr. Rajnish Kataria discussed in detail various mechanisms involved in International Trade and unavoidable role of Banks in it. He is presently Circle/Regional Head for Trade Services, NRI Services and big ticket Current accounts at Centurion Bank of Punjab, New Delhi. He has also captained Delhi University and St. Stephen’s College hockey teams and is currently the vice president of Delhi hockey Association. He gave comprehensive information on Letter of Credit, Export Financing and the laws of International Chamber of Commerce relating them to various real-life cases.

[ambade]

Charba Trip

Nature has various forms. It is shedding colours to the every corner of the world. Charba is a village, where nature is using its divine power to make the residents feel proud of the place. But as the law of nature forces equal become unequal and vice versa, the development in these areas can not be compared to the other cities. But there an NGO named ADOPT is helping the villagers to match the development process by providing technology to the villagers so that they become self-sufficient. ADOPT is run by Mr. K.N.Banerjee who works for the upliftment of the villages.

We organised a trip to ADOPT and learn its functioning. The basic motive of this visit was to make students of management socially oriented. On the evening of 21st Feb. we reached Charba. As soon as we came out of the bus, me and my friends went into the jungle to enjoy the fresh air. Then under the direction of Mr. K.N.Banerjee , we visited the villagers and listened to their plight. Then after having dinner we made the plan for the next day. The plan included visiting the villages up the hill which are “adopted” by ADOPT. Next day, as we planned, we had to climb two hills to reach Mallawala, the adopted village. Trekking was the only option. It was exhaustive trekking but plight of the people gave us motivation to go and interact with them. Somehow we reached there.

After visiting the villages I came to know that these villages are in the need of more technological advancement. There were no hospitals or high schools. They only have a small plain land for farming and fresh air.

But as somebody has rightly said, one moment can change the mind of a person. This visit made us feel for the society. We can not move forward with this punctured wheel of the society.

I advice all b-schools to have the collaboration with NGOs as DoMS IITR has, so that we as a society move forward and make India, the country of equals.

Sachin Ambade
Media Cell
Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee