SIOM Nashik 2009-2011 Admissions to MBA (Operations)

varun.jindal

The new issue of SIOM news line (newsletter) - CHRYSALIS is out. Check out the attachment to see the glimpses of life @ SIOM. This would be of great help to all the aspirants considering SIOM as one of their choices.

pravinmc

thanx shree...i'v no idea bout core banking n banking operation etc...as m a fresher..can u pls xplain me in detail bout al thos things......???

shree009in

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Originally Posted by pravinmc

thanx shree...i'v no idea bout core banking n banking operation etc...as m a fresher..can u ps xplain me in detail bout al thos things......???

Hey Pravin, I m not the right guy to give u an exact info on "Core Banking" as I am not that inclined towards finance. May be you check this out with guys on other thread within this forum. All I can say is "Core Banking" will be responsible for technical part of functioning of bank while "Banking Operations" guy will have to take care of actual implementations of actions suggested by management across different branches.

You might even like to search for this on net or check with any core finance guys...Since you said you were interested in banking sector, I had assumed you might have knowledge about these things

naiquevin

I am aspiring to do an MBA in Operations MAnagement...
have 1 yr experience in Manufacturing company in Production Planning and control.
Recently I was told by someone that these days, most of the MBAs with specializations in OPM get jobs in Consultancy firms..... in retail or CRM.
How much of this is true?
I wish to continue in mfg. sector after MBA, which mfg cos in India look for MBAs in OPM?
Thanks..

shree009in · 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by naiquevin

I am aspiring to do an MBA in Operations MAnagement...
have 1 yr experience in Manufacturing company in Production Planning and control.
Recently I was told by someone that these days, most of the MBAs with specializations in OPM get jobs in Consultancy firms..... in retail or CRM.
How much of this is true?
I wish to continue in mfg. sector after MBA, which mfg cos in India look for MBAs in OPM?
Thanks..

Hi there...whoever told you that Ops Mgr "get" jobs in Consultancy firm in Retail, CRM, ERP, etc. is right, but I dont know what made you assume that these were the only fields where Ops Mgr. opt for. If you thinking these were the only fields where Ops Mgr get jobs then you are wrong. We get offers from all kind of industries IT, ERP, CRM, Banking, Consultancy and still the major chunk of people opt for mfg. industry. Any and I mean ANY mfg. company you can think of are in need of operations manager. So with 1 yr of workexp in PPC, your idea of getting into Operations Management can land you with a very fruitfull job in mfg. industry for sure. So be assured of that. All the best!!!

varun.jindal

The SNAP test website if fully functional now. Check the details at URL: http://www.snaptest.org/
SIOM related information is available at URL: http://www.snaptest.org/siom.html

IMPORTANT DATES

SNAP Related Dates
Test Date: 21st December 2008
Last Date of Registration: 25th November 2008

SIOM Related DATES
Sale of Prospectus Begins: 13th October 2008
Sale of prospectus Closes: 24th January 2009
Last date for Form receipt at SIOM: 28th January 2009
GD/PI Shortlist: 2nd February 2009
GD/PI: 2nd or 3rd week of February 2009
Last date of Fees Payment: 16th March 2009
Programme Commencement: 1st June, 2009

dandg · 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by naiquevin

I am aspiring to do an MBA in Operations MAnagement...
have 1 yr experience in Manufacturing company in Production Planning and control.
Recently I was told by someone that these days, most of the MBAs with specializations in OPM get jobs in Consultancy firms..... in retail or CRM.
How much of this is true?
I wish to continue in mfg. sector after MBA, which mfg cos in India look for MBAs in OPM?
Thanks..

Hi,

adding on to wht Sree told u, Ops managers are openly welcomed towrdds manuufacturing industries... however u need to understand tht if u are looking at packages to the tune of 7lac+ form the manufacturing sector then u need to rework ur thought process... cause the truth of the matter is till now manufacturing firms have been unable to make the cut with most of the SIOM students as most are inclined to better packaages which they do get in other sectors... but some companies so apy well so people do opt for the manufacturing sector if the pay is decent....

however the highest pay cheques comes from manuf consultancy firms in SIOM... so if u are interseted to stay put to ur field with better package too then u can opt in this direction...

But then consultancies require a greater work exp thn 2 yrs which u are lacking,,, so make wise decision...

all the best
d&g

kmadhu_21084

Hai,

I am so interested in SIOM.

I did my B.Tech from one of the reputed NITs and having a work experience of 4 years in productions with one of the MNCs.

What could be the sectional cut off in SNAP and the salory i may expect at the end of course???

mridzz

hey guys.. congratulations to all of u for this new thread... hope this is even better than ours..!!

shree009in

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Originally Posted by kmadhu_21084

Hai,

I am so interested in SIOM.

I did my B.Tech from one of the reputed NITs and having a work experience of 4 years in productions with one of the MNCs.

What could be the sectional cut off in SNAP and the salory i may expect at the end of course???

Hi... Good to know your interest in SIOM. Regarding CUT-OFFs, SIOM gives profile based calling so there is not cut-off. It depends on your over all acads, work exp if any, and extra-curr.
Your profile seems to be very good. So appear for SNAP and apply to SIOM... rest will be decided when GD/PI shortlist is out

All the best!!!