#Jaipuria #Jaipur
A superb interactive session occurred in
Jaipuria , Jaipur on the topic Effective Corporate Communication by Dr.
Sangeeta Sharma. A session we students had never got an opportunity of. We were
pleasured to attend this session.. 😃
Jaipuria Institute Of Management,Noida organzed a SPICMCAY Event for the students on 18th dec 2015 .
The Guest at the event was Saskia Rao-de Haas
She is acclaimed for bridging the Western and Indian classical music traditions. She is an accomplished Western classical cellist, plays folk music from Eastern Europe and has composed music for dance, film and theatre. Rao-de Haas composed music for the dance group Raga Mala and created an Indian string quartet in her piece 'Mukhani'. She developed, together with Shubhendra, a collection of pieces for sitar and cello with percussion under the collective name 'East marries West'.
Also Saskia's contribution to Hindustani classical music through the Indian cello, an instrument fashioned out of the cello to enable it to be played in Indian classical concerts. The Indian Cello was fashioned by the violin maker Eduard van Tongeren with five playing strings and ten sympathetic strings. It is smaller in size than its western counterpart, thus enabling Saskia to sit on the floor while playing it. The addition of an extra playing string on a higher octave and the ten sympathetic strings further enriches the tonal quality of the Indian cello.
Recently, 15-20 students from Jaipuria, Jaipur went to "pustakmela". Truly speaking it was a sublime experience. All the students were so excited after visiting that place; there were thousands of books lying on the tables.
Many books contain the kind of penetrating truth about human nature that is usually found only in fiction. So, they had collected lots of fiction books from Pustakmela as well as from crossword book store. They also bought love stories, thriller, literature, suspense, autobiography and many more books for our institution. So, concluding that no person lasts forever, but books and ideas can endure. The students will never ever forget this visit with their group sharing ideas and exploring lots of books. Books had influenced millions around the world to be their best selves at work and at home. So, keep reading
Innovations are a way of life at Jaipuria Institute of Management
'Quality before Scalability' is an oft-heard mantra, but nowhere does this hold as true as in the business education scenario in India. At the turn of the millennium, management institutes were sprouting in every nook and corner of the country. But twenty years down the line, we notice that very few actually lived beyond a decade. One of those who not only survived but actually thrived - and is today recognized as a formidable brand -is the Jaipuria Institute of Management. Raised in the mid-nineties, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow was established by stalwarts from the domain of education from the pre-independence era. During its fledgling years, the management of Jaipuria Lucknow observed, studied and understood the dynamics of the Knowledge Revolution, and embedded this deeply into its DNA. So, by the time the second campus came up in Noida in 2004, innovations had become second nature to Jaipuria Institute of Management. It is for this reason that Jaipuria is today known for producing managers and leaders who are essentially Knowledge Society compliant.
"Frankly speaking, Jaipuria Institute of Management has come this far only because of its ability to innovate and keep up with the times, and at a very fast pace," points our Dr. Prabhat Pankaj, Director, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur. "Student Councils, the Individual Development Plan through a strong mentor-mentee programs, increasing focus on industry connect, taking administrative decision-making right to staff and faculty, 24 x 7 accessibility of academic resources to students through E-learning, and social media tools... all such innovations are deeply ingrained within our DNA now. I strongly believe that in the UnCampus philosophy, our years of innovation have come together under one umbrella. All the four campuses are seamlessly integrated, allowing free exchange of ideas and events, and leading to unprecedented collaboration between students, faculty and staff."
Many a time, events happening within the campus inspire innovations. For instance, campus life after classes was always interesting, but a couple of years ago, the concept of 'Life-after-6'was introduced formally, bringing in a series of value added activities. Today, foreign language classes and guitar classes during the 7-8 PM slot are big hits! The 'Midnight Reading Hub' is turning out to be another 'happening' innovation at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur.
The atmosphere at all the Jaipuria campuses is quite informal, with teachers acting more as facilitators and students being encouraged to think things through. With knowledge easily available through the internet, Jaipuria's faculty focus more on the emotional aspects of students - acting as friends and guides and always keeping the learning process high on the 'fun quotient'. Therefore, most of the teaching in Jaipuria campuses happens beyond the four walls of the classroom, in lush green lawns or on industry sites.
"Technology and this generation's behavioral choices have a major impact on how education is imparted on Jaipuria campuses. This has led to a paperless mode of education. Infact, the latest Jaipuria campus at Indore is completely digitaland has been from its inception because of the lessons picked up from other campuses.
Interestingly, the management of Jaipuria Institute of Management believes that one of the major reasons behind their success is that right from the beginning, everyone within the folds of the Jaipuria campuses believed they worked for a B-school second to none. Riding on its hugely successful legacy of innovations, the management of Jaipuria is quite confident of producing managers who are well ahead of their times.
Jaipuria for me is a " dream come true "
Coming here and doing PGDM was once i thought to do but today i am living it..
Jaipuria gave a new direction to my life. It has been a place which helped me to find my hidden qualities and Faculty here encouraged me to workhard and do best in life..
With friendly environment and best quality of education provided here i am sure jaipuria will provide me enough opportunities to start my corporate career at a high note..
PROUD TO BE JAIPURIAN..
Vaishnavi Gupta 2015-17#JaipuriaForMe
On December 21, 2015, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow conducted an informative guest session on "GDP as a Welfare Measure in India" for the first years by Dr. Navin Chaturvedi. Dr. Chaturvedi is the Deputy Director of the State Planning Department, Uttar Pradesh.
The lecture commenced with a brief introduction by Prof. Mahima Sharma who also welcomed the resource person.
The speaker gave the students, an accurate and deep understanding of the national and state income keeping in view the three sectors of economy- primary, secondary and tertiary,describing how their estimates are prepared and also the three approaches of compiling the State Domestic Product and its factors taken into account while evaluating it. He then moved on to explaining the calculation of the gross domestic product (GDP- a monetary measure of the value of all final goods and services produced in a period of time) and its calculation possible in three ways using the production approach, the income approach, or the expenditure approach; all of which should, in principle, give the same result, the methodology for estimation of the Gross value added (GVA) which is a measure of the value of goods and services produced in an area, industry or sector of an economy. Further, he put in plain words as to why the GDP can be used as a measure of welfare in India.
Finally, this interesting session was concluded with a vote of thanks given by Prof. Sharma.
I am very thankful to Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow for their constant support and excellent guidance throughout my journey in this prestigious institute. The various programmes like IDP and Training and Development sessions were exceptionally helpful during my placement, not only did it boost up my confidence but also gave me a 'I can do it' spirit.
At last I am very thankful to all the excellent faculty for giving me their phenomenal support and knowledge through the classroom sessions.
Shevane Prakash
2014-16
#JaipuriaForMe
On 31st December 2015, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow bid adieu to the highly cherishing year of 2015 and Welcome the new year with grandeur. The event was conducted under the guidance of Prof.Himanshu Mishra .Presence of hostel wardens, Mr.Sudhakar Singh, Ms. Parvati Yadav, Mr.Ashish Tripathi and Ms.Monika Sharma made the event even more cherishing.
With hostellers all gathered in the institute lawns entire campus was ready for the magical mayhem of sound as the tunes resonated and the bass pumped up, people loosened up and broke into enjoyment without inhibitions as the DJ Night grew. With his enviable taste in music from all genres and his wizardry of mixing Indian and Western chords, the disc jockey had the crowd groove to say it all! With music at high and fireworks in sky everyone welcomed the New Year, 2016 with envelope of new beginning of bigger and better things.
On 31st December 2015, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow bid adieu to the highly cherishing year of 2015 and Welcome the new year with grandeur. The event was conducted under the guidance of Prof.Himanshu Mishra .Presence of hostel wardens, Mr.Sudhakar Singh, Ms. Parvati Yadav, Mr.Ashish Tripathi and Ms.Monika Sharma made the event even more cherishing.
With hostellers all gathered in the institute lawns entire campus was ready for the magical mayhem of sound as the tunes resonated and the bass pumped up, people loosened up and broke into enjoyment without inhibitions as the DJ Night grew. With his enviable taste in music from all genres and his wizardry of mixing Indian and Western chords, the disc jockey had the crowd groove to say it all! With music at high and fireworks in sky everyone welcomed the New Year, 2016 with envelope of new beginning of bigger and better things.
#Punarsangam'16
My experience at Jaipuria Noida was really exciting and Insightful.
My mentor and all the faculties were really supportive and helped me in not only becoming a versatile and knowledgeable person but also a better personality.
Kshitij Chopra2013-15
Jaipuria, its like a dream come true to me. Institution taught me so many things that I would be definitely taking with me where ever I go in life now. It gave a direction to my career. I got to meet different people here who now became friends for life.
For me its like an opportunity and I will be taking full advantage of this opportunity
Kajal SoniPGDM 15-17
Jaipuria, Jaipur
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow is organizing its 5th "All Campus" Alumni Meet "Punarsangam-2016" on Saturday, January 23, 2016 at "Silver Oak, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi". We take this opportunity to cordially invite Jaipurian alumni to grace the occasion.
My experience in Jaipuria has given me a chance to sharpen my skills in my field of choice.
Jaipuria gave me direction to not only attain my goal, but also some amazing friends for which I will always be thankful to my college.
Mukul Mudgal
Batch 2013-2015
Feel Privileged that I got an opportunity not only to write something about Jaipuria but an opportunity to thankBall the people of jaipuria who helped in every way. Jaipuria is of the best things that happened to me, has given me someth ing which I will cherish for my whole life. Whatever I am today wherever I am today is all because of Jaipuria. I came there for 2years but I have learnt so many things for my lifetime. Would like to thank all the faculty, staff, my seniors, my juniors nd my batch 2013-15.Proud to be a part of Jaipuria.
Sonal Sisodia
Jaipuria Noida 2013-15
2years of MBA in Jaipuria was full of learning and fun. Participating in various workshops and competitions in and outside college campus helped me to groom to grow in a corporate mindset. Being a member of MRC in my time helped me to grow as a coordinator. Thanks to E-cell for giving me the opportunity to participate in workshop held in Xaviers,Bangalore. Quality faculty members and non teaching staffs were always supporting. Juniors(2014-16) batch were awesome. And finally thanks to Amit Attry Sir and Mithu Mam for such kind cooperation. Thanks all..Hope in few years down the line Jaipuria Institute of Management will be the in the top 15 colleges in India.. Marketing rocks...
Soumyadeep Ghosh
Jaipuria noida
#13-15batch
If we don't know how to swim we have to get in the water to learn swimming. We learn by getting into it.
And that is what Jaipuria has taught me. It is giving me immense opportunities to develop myself. To tackle the corporate world by getting out of our comfort zone because we get trained here to achieve our goals not dreams.
Pranav Saxena
PGDM 2015-17
We are glad to inform you that Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur is organizing the third National Conference on Youth 2025: Skilling Young India for Global Leadership on February 12th - 13th, 2016. The two day conference aims at focusing on the evolving dynamics of fast changing skill requirements and the need to have strategic initiatives at every stage to harness and develop youth leadership potential.