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Post Graduate Diploma in Telecom Management (PGDTM)
CONTENTS
About IISWBM
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Infrastructure
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Academic Set Up
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Core Faculty
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Guest Faculty
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About PGDTM Programme
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Course Structure
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How to Apply
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Admission Schedule
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Course Fee
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Administrative Set up
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Board of Governors
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How to Reach
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IISWBM, the first management institute of India was thus
established by Dr. B.C. Roy ,the then Chief Minister of
West Bengal as its Founder-President and Prof. D.K. Sanyal
as the first Director. The Government of India, Department
of Posts in recognition of 50 years of glorious existence of
the first B -school in the country, released a
Commemorative Postage Stamp on IISWBM, on 25th April
2004 in New Delhi.
Apart from its flagship programs MBA, MHRM, MPSM,
PGDBM , the Institute also conducts full-time programs in
Sports Management and Retail Management. Most of
these programs are affiliated with the University of
Calcutta.
IISWBM is known for introducing and
successfully conducting socially relevant and innovative
management programs. In its Diamond Jubilee year,
IISWBM has joined hands with the largest media
conglomerate in the East, ABP Pvt. Ltd., and one of the
most diversified media groups in the country to offer Post
Graduate Diploma Programs in Integrated Marketing
Communication and in Television Management.
Recently two new programmes had been introduced from
the academic session 2013-2014, namely Post Graduate
Diploma in Telecom Management, in technical
collaboration with Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)
and Advanced Diploma in Fire Management in association
with Institute of Fire Services, Government of West Bengal.
The latter programme has been affiliated to the West
Bengal State Council for Technical Education (WBSCTE).
The Institute takes pride in its faculty that consistently
About the Institute
ranks highest amongst premier B-Schools in terms of their
Intellectual Capital. The Faculty is dedicated to the
development of its students and the Institute and regularly
engages themselves in research and consultancy work.
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IISWBM was constituted on 25 April 1953 by a resolution passed by the Senate of the University of
Calcutta. This was the culmination of the joint initiative taken by the University of Calcutta, the
Government of West Bengal, the Government of India and the captains of industry in India to set up for
the first time a management education institute in India, a concept alien to many in the educational
fraternity at that time. The Institute has successfully completed its Diamond Jubilee Year,
signifying 60 years of eventful journey in management education in India since that day.
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Several faculty members have won prestigious awards over the years.
The Institute boasts of alumni in several prestigious organizations both in India and abroad. The alumni
are respected for their knowledge, commitment, loyalty and ethical values in this fast changing world.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
IISWBM provides the faculty and students with a state of the art, technologically advanced, modern and large
campus .The campus has a serene environment, which is conducive to education and learning. The students
can pursue their academics with utmost focus and also unwind from time to time in the open areas and its
student activity centre.
Classroom
The spacious air conditioned classrooms are well equipped with Smart boards, LCD multimedia projector etc.
and properly maintained to cater to the academic requirements of the students. The seminar rooms possess all
the necessary amenities so that ideas can be exchanged between the students and faculty and even members
from other institutes or corporate houses.
Conference room
The conference rooms have been constructed on the most modern lines with audio-visual aids. The facility of
video conferencing makes it even more industry friendly with the scope of uninterrupted interaction. The
conference rooms have in-built speakers to make the conversations distinctly audible. The cordless
microphones help the speakers to interchange ideas.
Auditorium
Hostel
The Institute provides safe, separate, well-furnished and comfortable hostel
facility to both male and female outstation students, subject to availability of
seats. A 4 storeyed hostel of 11,000 sq ft built up area, accommodating 42 lady
students adjacent to the present campus has been constructed. One more hostel
adjacent to Institute's premises is being renovated and will be available to
students shortly.
Canteen / Gym
The Institute has a canteen facility offering a variety of healthy cuisine at
reasonable and affordable rates. It is essentially a student's zone with free Wi Fi facility.
The Institute also maintains a well-equipped gym with all modern equipments and
a trainer to guide and encourage students to work out daily at the Institute.
Soft-Skills Training
The auditorium boasts of a well-designed stage and an audio-visual screen. It is the perfect platform for
meetings, stage shows and interactive sessions. The screen complements any kind of audio-visual
communication with amplifiers, speakers and an installed projector.
The Institute encourages its students to undergo soft-skills training through its
Soft-Skills Development Department as it is felt that it complements technical skills and knowledge. Besides
communications and behavioral skills, foreign languages are also taught. Students can opt for either French or
German language programs.
Computer Centre
Language Laboratory
The Computer Centre of the institute is housed on the first floor. It has all the state-of-the art resources in place
to facilitate the academic and administrative activities of the institute. Apart from providing high end academic
support to the students, it also provides leased line Internet connectivity, through wireless and wired LAN.
Students have access to continuous free Wi-Fi facility at the Institute.
The Institute has a Web Assisted Language Laboratory to support students in the language learning process.
Innovative interactive tools such as digital multimedia control, wireless headsets and microphones are
provided not only to enhance language teaching but also to enable instructors accomplish continuous
assessment and grading of students’ performance.
The facilities in the Language Laboratory allow students to listen to model pronunciation and diction, practice
by repeating and record the same, which allows students to compare with the model and conduct selfassessment.
Central Library
The Central Library was started along with the establishment of the Institute in 1953 in order to cater to the
academic and research needs of the faculty, research scholars, students, officers and non-teaching staff. Since
then, the Institute Library has gone from strength to strength to live up to the expectations of its users. Central
Library has open-access facility for the members. It provides lending, reprographic and bibliographic and other
services to the students, faculty and other scholars. The books in the Library are arranged according to the DDC
numbers mainly on specialized subjects on Management, Social Welfare, Industrial safety, Transport,
Environment, Energy, Health Services, Economics, Mercantile and Labour Law, Bio-Informatics, Sports and
Intellectual property, Telecommunication etc. The Library subscribes good number of foreign as well as Indian
periodicals and journals. The Library also has e-journals and e-books for the benefit of the users. The Central
Library has already implemented the bar-code based circulation system. The members can also search the
OPAC through our MIS system.
A Ragging Free Environment
Although there has been not a single instance of ragging in the Institute in its history of 60 years, it is declared
that ragging is totally banned in Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management and any one found
guilty of ragging and/or abetting ragging is liable to be punished.
The Hon'ble Supreme Court has issued the following directions to prevent ragging in Technical Institutions :
"We recommended that every institution must have an Anti-Ragging Committee and an Anti-Ragging Squad. It
is essential to have a diverse mix of membership in terms of levels as well as gender in both the Anti-Ragging
Committee at the level of the Institution should consist of the representatives of civil and police administration,
local media, Non Governmental Organizations involved in youth activities, representatives of faculty members,
representatives of parents, representatives of students belonging to the fresher's category as well as seniors,
non-teaching staff and should be headed by the Head of the Institutions. The Anti-Ragging Squad, in contrast,
should be a body with vigil, oversight and patrolling functions and should appropriately be a smaller body which
should be nominated by the Head of the Institute with such representation as considered necessary to keep it
mobile, alert and active at all time. The Squad may be called upon to make surprise raids on hostels and other
hot sports and should work under the overall guidance of Anti-Ragging Committee. The Squad should not have
any outside representation and should only consist of members belonging to the various sections of the
campus community."
The Institute strictly complies with these directions and AICTE regulations in this regard.
New Campus
IISWBM has plans to develop a 2nd campus at New Town, Kolkata.
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ACADEMIC SET UP
DIRECTOR
Dr. Amitava Sarkar, Ph.D
Dr. R. K. Jana, M.Sc., Ph.D (IIT, KGP)
Dr. Gairik Das, ME, MBA, (UK), Ph.D, HoD-MDP & Business Management Projects
Dr. Dulali Nag, M.A., Ph.D (US)
Dr. Archana Sharma, MBA, Ph.D, HoD-PGDRM
Dr. Sarbani Mitra, B.Ed. PGDMEnvM, PGDSA, MBA, Ph.D, HoD-Fire Management
DEAN
Dr. Proloy Purkayastha, B.Ch E, M.Sc (Engg) (UK), Ph.D
PROFESSOR
Dr. Sumati Ray, M.Sc, MBA, Ph.D, HoD-MBA
Dr. K. M. Agrawal, M.Sc, Ph.D
Dr. Kumkum Mukherjee, M.Sc, Ph.D HoD- MHRM
Prof. Sanjay Bhattacharya, B.M.E. (Hons.), Fellow IIMC
Dr. P. K. Sikdar, M.Sc (Cal), ICZM Dip. (UK), Ph.D.(Cal), F.G.M.S.,F.G.S.(Ind), MMGI HoD- MPSM
Dr. Soma Roychowdhury, M.Sc (Stat), Ph.D
Dr. S. K. Mallick, B.Com (Hons.), C.A., Ph.D (NYU)
Dr. Madhumita Mohanty, MA, M.Phil, Ph.D (IIT, KGP)
Dr. Tanima Ray, PGDBM (IIM,Calcutta), Ph.D
Dr. B. K. Choudhury, B.E, Ph.D
Dr. Chinmoy Jana, M.Sc, M.Tech, Ph.D
Mr. P. Dasgupta, M.A, LLB, HoD-PGDSM
Dr. Kalyan Sankar Sengupta, M.Sc, Ph.D, HoD-Computer Department
Dr. B. C. Banerjee, M.A, Ph.D
Mr. Swapan Kumar Chaudhuri, M.A, IRTS (Retd.)
Mr. U. K. Bandhopadhyay, M.A., DSW, DAMP, In-Charge (Administration) Evening Programme
Mr. Partha Pratim Sengupta, B.E, MBA, Fellow in Management
Mr. P. Das, M.Sc, HND(UK)
Ms. Sujata Saha, FCA, MBA, B.Ed.
Dr. Jayanti De, M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D
Dr. Sudeepa Banerjee, MBA, Ph.D, HoD-Department of Media Management
Dr. Jhumur Biswas, M.Sc. M.Tech, Ph.D
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Dr. Amitava Mukhopadhyay, MBBS, M.Phil (Hospital & Health Management)
Dr. Soubarna Pal, M.Sc, Ph.D (UK)
Mr. Arindam Dutta, B.E., M.Tech
Dr. Surajit Chakraborty, M.Sc, Ph.D
Mr. Sandip Ghosh, M.A., LL.B, MBA
Mr. Buddhadip Mukherjee, MPMIR, (Psychology, BHU) DSW, C.oA (Mind Mapping Singapore)
Dr. Sanghamitra Sen, MBBS, DLO, PGDHM, MBA
Dr. Sikharini Majumdar, M.A., Ph.D (US)
Ms. Malini Nandi Majumdar, MBA
Dr. Anupam Ghosh, M.Com, M.Phil, PGTLM, Ph.D
Mr. Madhab Milan Ghosh, M.Com
Dr. Tania Shaw, MBA, MSW, Ph.D
Mr. Ankan Banerjee, M.A, PGDSM
Ms. Piyali Sengupta, M.Sc, PGDEM
Ms. Sona Banerjee, MA (Education), PGD Mass Communication (JU), CELTA/RSA (Cambridge University)
RESEARCH FELLOW AND TEACHING ASSISTANTS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Hon'ble Shri Pranab Mukherjee and the then President BOG
Dr. P. C. Chunder at the Institute's Convocation in 2004
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR / LECTURER
Hon'ble Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam the then President of India
at the Institute's Convocation in 2006
Mr. Manjit Sarkar, MBA-Tourism
Ms. Sreeja Banerjee, MBA-HR
Mr. Avishek Roy, B.E., M.Tech
Hon'ble Shri M. K. Narayanan the Governor of W.B. with the then
President BOG of IISWBM, Retd. Justice Shri Chittatosh Mookerjee
Hon'ble Shri Shekhar Dutt, Governor of Chhattisgarh with the
Director Prof.(Dr) Amitava Sarkar in the Advisory Committee
meeting of the Sports Management Course in 2014
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Why Telecom Management ?
CORE FACULTY
Management Subjects are being taught by the following members of the Faculty of IISWBM
Dr. P. Purkayastha, B.Ch E, M.Sc (Engg) (UK), Ph.D
Dr. Madhumita Mohanty, M.A, M. Phil, Ph.D (IIT, Kgp.)
Dr. Tanima Ray, PGDBM (IIM, Calcutta), Ph.D
Prof. P. P. Sengupta, B.E, MBA, Fellow IE, Six Sigma Black Belt, Certified Supply Chain Manager (USA)
Dr. K. Sengupta, M.Sc, Ph.D
Dr. B. C. Banerjee, M.A, Ph.D
Dr. R. K. Jana, M.Sc, Ph.D (IIT, KGP)
Dr. Dulali Nag, M.A, Ph.D
Dr. Shikharini Majumdar, M.A, Ph.D
Prof. Siben Roychowdhury, M.Tech (ECE), Ex-CGM, BSNL and Course Co-ordinator
Technical Subjects are taught by the entire faculty team of BSNL's Training Institute at Kalyani,
West Bengal and the following guest Faculty:
Mr. Chinmay Mitra, Ex-Group CTO of AirCel Maxis and later Telenor
Mr. Somnath Maity, Ex-CGM BSNL
Mr. Soumya Roy, Ex-CGM BSNL
Mr. Tapas Sen, Ex-CGM BSNL
Mr. Atanu Chaudhuri, Ex-CGM BSNL
The telecommunication sector continued to register significant growth during the years and has emerged as one of
the key sectors responsible for India's resurgent economic growth which is likely to contribute US$ 400 billion to the
country's gross domestic product (GDP). The country's telecom sector has received a cumulative foreign direct
investment (FDI) of USD 12,865 million in the last 13 years, which comprises 7 per cent of the total FDI inflows.
Moreover clarity on key issues of spectrum trading, refarming and mergers and acquisitions are some of the moves
that could bring in more investments.
The market has also undergone a substantial change in terms of mobile versus fixed line telecom and public versus
private participation. Participation of the private entities in the telecom sector is rapidly increasing rate thereby
presenting the enormous growth opportunities. India has over 50 per cent mobile-only internet users, possibly the
world's highest, compared to 20-25 per cent across developed countries (acc. to Avendus Capital). Driven by
increased adoption of 3G, fixed broadband, 4G service and growing numbers of smartphones, tablets and use of
social media apps, data will drive the revenue for this sector.
As far as future of Indian telecom industry is concerned the industry is going to face a lot of challenges like reducing
customer churn, implementation of Green Telecom and commoditization of telecom service. The changing
ecosystem in this industry will bring smarter network which will provide benefit to end-users, content providers,
application providers, technology providers, mobile operators and their vendors.
For the future telecom market, competent telecom managers are very much required who can understand telecom
operations from all perspectives, whether it is management or technical. For staffing the telecom industry, proficient
Guest Facuty
Ms. Ajanta Sarkar, MBA, Corporate Trainer of Communication & Soft Skills
Mr. Arghya Roychowdhuri, Sr. Manager, Marketing, Aircel, Delhi
Dr. Ashok Kumar Routh, CIO On Process Technology
Mr. Asim Kr. Sinha, GM, Marketing, Calcutta Telephones
Mr. R.N Palai, GM BSNL, Kolkata
telecom managers are required who have a distinct grasp of the present telecom market and its future trends. So to
bridge the gap between technical and managerial knowledge, a complete telecom management course is required
to develop their cross functional skills for leadership roles by learning the latest telecom technologies like LTE,
WiMax, Cloud Computing, Mobile Money, Social Media, etc as well as entire telecom operations from overall
management angles like legal, regulatory and finance.
Mr. A.Maji, GM BSNL, Kolkata
Mr. B.N. Dhar, GM, Mobile, BSNL, Kolkata
PGDTM Students taking briefs from Instructors at NSCBTTC, BSNL
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PGDTM Students taking briefs from Instructors at NSCBTTC, BSNL
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POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TELECOM MANAGEMENT (PGDTM)
Program objectives
The main objective of the programme is to develop
highly competent telecom management professionals
for telecom sectors. The programme caters to the
needs of enterprises serving these sectors, both
domestic and international.
Collaboration with BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM
LIMITED (BSNL)
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), A Government
of India Enterprise and IISWBM have signed the
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to start Post
Graduate Diploma in Telecom Management (PGDTM).
The collaboration has resulted in the programme in
Telecom Management started in 2013-14 that aims
towards developing skills required to meet the
growing opportunities and challenges in telecom
ecosystem.
vital to give a broad picture of planning, deployment
and operations of telecom services, the regulatory
framework, national and global telecom
environment, impact at the enterprise level and
above all impact at the business level.
There will be an even balance between Managerial
and Technology components to equip the students
with capabilities to cope with simple to complex
managerial problem solving in a highly competitive
telecom business environment.
3. Faculty members shall be from IISWBM and BSNL
and will include guest experts from the industry and
academia.
DURATION :
ONE YEAR FULL TIME Course work with 3 months
internship in an industry, total 15 months.
Program Highlights
ELIGIBILITY :
1. The programme in conducted in technical
collaboration with BSNL.
First class Graduates in any branch of Engineering or
technology from any recognized University.
2. Course curriculum has been designed based on
inputs from diverse industry professionals and
academia. The content includes subjects which are
ADMISSION PROCEDURE :
Admission on the basis of written test followed by
group discussion and interview.
Students of PGDTM of 2013-14 ready to take off
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COURSE STRUCTURE
About the program :
With the fast paced growth and challenges in the
telecom industry today, there is a dire need to create a
workforce with sound technical knowledge combined
with good management skills. In this course, not only
an appreciation of general management principles is
cultivated, but understanding the regulatory
framework, revenue models and inter-linkages
between telecom markets will also be explored.
The Telecom sector has been growing both in volume
and diversity. Therefore there is a growing need for
qualified and trained management personnel to
develop and innovate new ideas in the business to put
the latest technologies to meet the rapidly changing
demands by consumer for more and more value added
service. The course is aimed at providing complete
understanding of the direction of technology but also
the modern management concepts so as to enable
students to develop strategic insights in telecom
business and be ready to take up responsible jobs and
function effectively in the industry .
Unique Feature of the Course :
IISWBM has entered into a MOU with BSNL for
conducting this program. Therefore the hallmark of the
program will be the state of the art technical
infrastructure of BSNL's training Institute at Kalyani
called Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Telecom Training
Centre (NSCBTTC), which trains the BSNL's
engineers. The students will get unique opportunity to
have hands-on training on the various technology
components like Telecom Switching System, optical
Communication System & Cables: OFC, PDH & SDH,
Broadband Systems: DSL, GPON, Wireless Systems,
GSM & CDMA etc. The faculty team at the Centre are
seasoned experts and have proven experience of
imparting world class training in Telecom Technology.
The students will be provided with Hostel facilities at
NSCBTTC during their stay at the Institute. While most
of the technology components of the course will be
conducted at NSCBTTC, Kalyani, classes for the
management components will be conducted in
IISWBM campus.
Career Scope:
The employment opportunities are in :
1. Telecos in India and aborad
2. Ancillary companies in Telecom sector
3. OEMs in Telecom sector, and
4. ICT companies with Telecom verticals
Placement :
Placement assistance is provided by the Institute.
Placement of 2013-14 batch due only in November
2014. However, Internship placement is arranged with
MTS India and Tata Teleservice.
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COURSE STRUCTURE
ADMISSION SCHEDULE
Compulsory Papers
Management Components
HOW TO APPLY
Paper
SUBJECT
1
Management Process and Principles
2
Quantitative Methods
3
Accounting for Managers
l Download the DL Form, Admission Brochure and IISWBM / State Bank of India Power Jyoti
A/c No. 32495656710 Challan and deposit Rs. 900/- to any branch of State Bank of India against the challan and DL
Form duly filled in.
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Organisational Behaviour
l Send the completed DL Form with column 12 duly entered by the State Bank of India alongwith the IISWBM's copy of
Power Jyoti A/c. No. 32495656710 Challan to the Institute,so as to reach the Institute by:
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Marketing Management
11th June, 2014 at the latest.
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Production and Operations Management
7
Statistical Analysis and Business Analytics with SPSS
Option I
l Visit our website www.iiswbm.edu
l A scanned copy of the completed DL Form along with a scanned copy of the receipted counter foil of the challan
meant for IISWBM of S.B.I. Power Jyoti Account No. 32495656710 should also be sent by e-mail (admissions
@iiswbm.edu) for record purpose.
l No application will be entertained if the form reaches the Institute after 11th June, 2014.
Technology Components
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Paper
SUBJECT
1
Transmission Systems & Concepts
2
Telecom Networks, Services, Infrastructures & Environments
3
Data Communication, Internet & Broadband Technologies
4
Customer Services & Support
5
Wireless Communication and Mobile Services- I
6
Wireless Communication and Mobile Services- II
7
Problem Solving, Innovation, Presentation & Soft Skills
Option II
l Collect from the reception counter of IISWBM Application Form and Admission Brochure against cash payment
of Rs. 900/Application with DD will no longer be entertained.
l The last date for issue and submission of the completed admission form is 11th June, 2014.
For any further details please visit our Website
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ADMISSION SCHEDULE
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
ADMISSION SCHEDULE
Last Date of Issue and Receipts of Prescribed Application Form
:
11th June, 2014
Written Test, Group Discussion & Interview
:
25th June, 2014
Final Result
:
3rd July, 2014
Inauguration of the Course
:
25th July, 2014
Class Begins
:
26th July, 2014
(Dates are subject to change, if necessary)
*Candidates may find their list & dates in the Institute Website
COURSE FEE
Fee for the 1st Year
Rs. 2,00,000
Rs. 5,000/- (Refundable Library caution deposit)
Dr. Suranjan Das, Vice-Chancellor, University of Calcutta
President
Shri Samar Ghosh, IAS (Retd.)
President's Nominee
Dr. Avinash S. Pant
Vice Chairman, AICTE
Prof. Sonali Chakravarti Banerjee
Pro- Vice-Chancellor
(Finance & Business Affairs)
University of Calcutta
Shri Amit Kumar Sen
Representative
Bengal National Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Dr. G. K. Pandey
Director
All India Institute of Hygiene &
Public Health
Rs. 5,000/- (Refundable Security Deposit)
Boarding and lodging charges at BSNL's Training center at Kalyani have
to be paid extra by students as applicable from time to time
Total
Rs. 2,10,000/Fees are subject to change
ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP
Director
:
Prof. (Dr.) Amitava Sarkar
Dean
:
Prof. (Dr.) P. Purkayastha
Deputy Registrar
:
Mr. Sayantan Sinha
Principal Finance Officer
:
Mr. Santanu Bhattacharyya
Administrator-cum-Estate Officer
:
Mr. Arun Sengupta
Placement Adviser
:
Mr. A. K. Basu
Librarian
:
Mrs. Susmita Ray
For Details Contact :
Registrar's Office
Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management
Management House, College Square (West), Kolkata - 700 073
EPBX : +91-33-2241-3756/5792/8694/8695, 4023-7474
STD : (033), FAX : (033) 2241-3975
E-mail : [email protected]
Visit us at www.iiswbm.edu
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Shri Vivek Kumar, IAS
Secretary
Department of Higher Education
Government of West Bengal
Dr. Vijay P. Goel
DDG
Ministry of Human Resource
Development
Department of Higher Education
Government of India
Shri M. K. Bhardwaj
Representative
The Associated Chambers of
Commerce & Industry of India
Shri Prabir Chakravarti
Representative
Bharat Chamber of Commerce
Shri P. Roy
Representative
The Bengal Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Shri Sunil Munshi
Director (Personnel)
Andrew Yule & Co. Ltd.
Shri S. B. Ganguly
Member
Shri Prasadranjan Ray, IAS (Retd.)
Member
Prof. Malayendu Saha
President's Nominee
Shri A. K. Rungta
Representative
Federation of Indian Chambers
of Commerce & Industry
Shri S. P. Bakshi
Secretary, Indian Jute Mills Association
Shri K. K. Bangur
Representative
Indian Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Amitava Datta
Director
Calcutta Media Institute
Shri D. K. Sanyal
Treasurer
Dr. Amitava Sarkar
Member Secretary & Director, IISWBM
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HOW TO REACH
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