Placement Brochure 2015-16 - Gokhale Institute Of Politics

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(Deemed to be University)
Pune – 411 004
PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2015-16
M.Sc.
Economics
M.Sc.
Financial
Economics
M.Sc.
Agribusiness
Economics
Contents
Board of Management / 2
From the Director's Desk / 3
About GIPE / 4
Pioneering Research @ GIPE / 5
Why Recruit from GIPE? / 6
Alumni Speak / 7
M.Sc. Economics / 8
M.Sc. Financial Economics / 10
M.Sc. Agribusiness Economics / 12
Student Profile / 14
Internship Experience / 14
Gender Ratio / 15
Geographical Spread / 15
Seminar and Events / 16
Faculty Information / 20
Our Past Recruiters / 24
Summer Internships / 25
Internships & Placements / 26
Contact Details / 27
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Board of Management
CHANCELLOR
Dr. Rajiv Kumar
Chancellor, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune
Former Secretary General of FICCI
Senior Fellow, Center for Policy Research, New Delhi
CHAIRMAN
Prof. Rajas Parchure
Officiating Director, GIPE
MEMBERS
Prof. Abhay Pethe
Prof. Vibhooti Shukla Chair, Unit in Urban Economics and Regional Development, University of Mumbai,
Dr. Ajit Ranade
Chief Economist, Aditya Birla Group
Dr. Naushad Forbes
Director, Forbes Marshall, Pune, and Vice President, Confederation of Indian Industry
Mr. M.B. Deshmukh
Secretary, Servants of India Society, Pune
Mr.Vikas Kakatkar
Vice President, Deccan Education Society
Dr. Sangeeta Shroff
In-Charge, Agro Economic Research Centre, GIPE
Dr. Prashant Bansode
In-Charge, Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy, GIPE
Dr. Deepak Shah
Associate Professor, GIPE
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From the Director's Desk
Dear Stakeholders
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune, (Deemed to be University u/s 3 of
the UGC Act, 1956) is one of the foremost universities of Economics in the country.
The Institute offers highly acclaimed Masters of Science programs in Economics,
Financial Economics and Agribusiness Economics, candidates for which are selected
through a rigorous all-India entrance examination that tests their analytical abilities in
problem-solving and facility with quantitative techniques.
The course-work at Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics emphasizes policy
analysis and concordant decision making skills that are grounded in analytical tools
drawn from econometrics and optimization theory. This knowledge base equips
students to understand policy trends at the national and international levels, prepare
policy representations, develop new business plans, analyze alternative sustainable
growth strategies including vertical and horizontal growth diversification, formulate
strategies for complex projects, optimize financial and investment operations
including risk management and asset-liability matching, interpret regulatory trends,
etc. In short, the post-graduate students of this Institute are well equipped with
knowledge and skill base to apply economic theory to decision-making in competitive
business environments that are shaped by national and international economic
policies.
The following pages contain an overview of the three courses and a brief profile of the
students from the 2015-16 batch who aspire for careers in applied Economics. We
invite you to visit our campus for recruitment. The placement team of the Institute
and the program coordinators will be of assistance at all times to respond to any query
that you may have about the course content or the placement program.
We look forward to your response.
Officiating Director
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune
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About GIPE
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE) is
one of the oldest research and training institutes in
Economics in the country. Established in 1930, the
Institute is registered under the Societies Registration Act,
1860, and the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950. The
Servants of India Society, founded by late Shri Gopal
Krishna Gokhale, are the Trustees of the Institute.
The primary object of the Institute is to conduct research
into the economic and political dimensions of the Indian
society, and to provide training to researchers in this
domain. Under the pioneering leadership of late Professor
D. R. Gadgil, its first Director, the Institute set exalted
standards for high quality research, teaching and training
in diverse branches of economics.
In view of the eminent and sustained contribution of the
Institute to teaching, training and research in Economics
since its inception, and in recognition of its potential to
emerge as a centre of excellence in the field of teaching and
research in Economics, the University Grants
Commission, in 1993, granted to the Institute the status of
a Deemed to be University.
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Pioneering Research @ GIPE
Agro Economic Research Centre (AERC), Pune
In recognition of the pioneering work of the Institute in
the field of agricultural economics, the Union Ministry of
Food and Agriculture established the Agro Economic
Research Centre (AERC) at the Institute in 1954. Over
the past seven decades, the AERC has completed over 200
studies, notably in the field of Farm Business Survey,
Irrigation, Watershed Management, Rural Electrification,
Village Surveys, Rural Credit, Agricultural Tenancy, Cooperation, Droughts and Famines, Crop Insurance,
Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Exports, Poverty
Alleviation, etc., for the Central and the State
governments, as well as for institutions such as NABARD.
Population Research Centre (PRC), Pune
In 1978-79, in pursuance of the recommendations of the
Demography Advisory Committee, Population Research
Centre was designated at the institute for the state of
Maharashtra. The Institute has carried out/participated in
major surveys in the 1980s and 1990s (NFMS, 1980;
NFHS, 1992-93; and RCH Baseline Survey, 1998). Apart
from evaluative and fact-finding surveys, many analytical
studies are carried out in the PRC. Recently, a study on
cost of health care in the public hospitals in Maharashtra
has been completed at the Centre. The Centre has just
completed two rounds of World Bank-sponsored research
study on quality of health care (client and provider
satisfaction). The demography of India's tribal population
is another recently completed research project at the
Centre.
Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSE&IP)
The Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive
Policy (CSSE&IP) at Gokhale Institute of Politics and
Economics (GIPE), Pune, is a multi-disciplinary research
centre established in 2008 under the UGC XI Plan
scheme, to carry out research and teaching in the areas of
social exclusion, discriminatory studies and inclusive
policy. The key objective of the Centre is to conceptualize
and problematize discrimination, exclusion and inclusion
based on caste, ethnicity and religion.
Input-Output Research Association (IORA)
Input-Output Research Association (IORA), India was
registered at Pune on July 9, 1968 having its Head Quarter
Office at the Gokhale Institute Of politics and Economics,
Pune. The IORA has been well recognized by all
International and National Academic and Professional
Bodies and Sponsoring Bodies like Planning commission
(PC), Indian Council of Social Science Research
(ICSSR), University Grants Commission (UGC),
Reserve Bank of India (RBI), National Bank for
Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD),
Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI), Industrial
Credit & Investment Corporation of India (ICICI), Unit
Trust of India (UTI), National Banks and Private/Foreign
Banks, Corporations for promotion and financing
industries, agriculture and all major sectors based National
Bodies and Companies or Industries.
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Why Recruit from GIPE?
Students at Gokhale Institute undergo a rigorous two year M.Sc. program that equips them with the skills necessary to
thrive in a challenging work environment. The following are some of the broad areas to which the students have been
exposed and thus will be valuable resources to any institution that they will become a part of.
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Economic and Financial Analysis
Data Analysis & Forecasting
The Response mechanisms towards real and
monetary factors and the inter-linkages between
various events that affect the economy are very
important facets that the participants in the financial
market need to track. A thorough understanding of
such factors is crucial to have an edge over peers.
The role of predictive analysis in taking business
decisions has become critical and has been
continuously evolving. The econometric modelling
techniques that are imparted in the institution keep in
mind the contemporary trends and needs of the
industry.
Investment Banking
Risk Advisory & Insurance
A thorough understanding of macroeconomics,
fundamental techniques and quantitative finance are
the core skills needed in an investment banking role.
The students at Gokhale Institute of Politics and
Economics are well trained in these techniques.
Risk identification and management is a critical
process involved in developing efficient and forward
looking models. The core skills needed in the roles of
risk management and risk mitigation are imparted to
the students at Gokhale Institute of Politics and
Economics through the various courses that form part
of the two year curriculum.
Development Sector
Research
The course framework is such, that it provides a
different perspective to students, aiding them in
understanding the chronic socio-economic issues
facing the contemporary world. This enables the
formulation of effective policies that are economically
feasible.
Research is the backbone of innovation. Any new
business model needs to undergo scrutiny in order to
become economically viable. Strategy supported by a
clear understanding of key economic principles
impacting the business helps to conceptualize ideas in
an efficient manner.
Media & Publishing
Sales & Marketing
Students at Gokhale Institute of Politics and
Economics are well versed with the current economic
issues facing the world and are well equipped to
articulate their own opinion as well as report on the
issue. The course prepares them for an unbiased
impact analysis that forms the core of any media and
publishing venture.
Marketing strategies rely on fundamental economic
principles that are crucial to not only entrepreneurs
but established firms. Analytical skills rooted in
economic theory provide an extra edge to
comprehend the significant aspects and also to take
positions on a more informed basis.
Alumni Speak
Sanjay Jha
Executive Director
Dale Carnegie Training India
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics(1980-82)
“There was this instinctive feeling that it was a distinctive educational institution, one of the
finest in economic research, behind its otherwise sober, unassuming demeanor. The
professors pondered deep into meticulous detail, and one began to experience learning
economic theory in a different light. Suddenly, we discovered as students the fascinating
world of micro and macroeconomics, beyond mere complex models to its applicability in
the real world.Decades later, I consider my post-graduation at Gokhale Institute as having
given me a wider, global mind-set at problem-solving; every variable counts. Also, that the
devil is in the details. And most importantly, that resource allocation, be it physical, time,
financial or human assets, is fundamental to success. I have constantly leveraged those two
years at GIPE in my decision-making and business calls. They have made a fundamental
impact in helping me take a catholic view of critical issues.”
DebopamChaudhuri
V.P. Research and Chief Economist
Zyfin Research
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics(2003-2005)
“I take great pride in my association with Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics. My
deep gratitude evolves from the intense exposure to global economic literature that has left
an enduring impression on my career path.The institute is unique in its pragmatic approach
towards training. The curriculum has been etched out by academic stalwarts and focuses less
on text books and more on journal publications, to acquaint students with latest research
and developments globally. Its serene existence amidst a lush landscape and splendid library
adds to the intellect of this establishment.”
Syed ZubairNoqvi
Assistant Director,
Office of Chief Economic Adviser (Dr.Arvind Subramanian),
Ministry of Finance, Government of India
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (2008-2010)
The unique feature of this Institution is the flexibility it provides to students to chalk out
their course structure by giving them a broad choice of electives. All students need not be
equally strong in every dimension of economics/finance and this fact is respected by the
Institute. The dedicated faculty coupled with access to the famous DhananjayaRaoGadgil
library, with its plethora of resources is all that one needs for quest of knowledge.
GIPE is an Institution that allows the students to engage in debates and discussions (both on
and off-campus), participate in umpteen number of team activities and learn to live and care
for each other as a family in a cocooned hostel campus - all of which harnesses the overall
persona of the students and empowers them to shine as smart and confident individuals in
the professional world.
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M.Sc. Economics
M.Sc. Economics is a two year post graduate programme, which blends economic theory with
its empirical application in a balanced way to enhance the understanding of economic policies
at the national and international level. The programme focuses on Microeconomics,
Macroeconomics, Public Policy and International Trade and Finance. The course curriculum
provides dedicated teaching in sixteen advanced compulsory courses and four elective courses.
The Institute provides an interesting portfolio of twelve optional courses. The syllabi of the
courses are designed and updated in such a way, so that the students master the art of
application of the subject in real world situations. The rigorous evaluation process ensures
proper testing of students' capabilities.
Training in advanced econometrics and its application through hands on software training is a
key feature of the programme. In addition, the curriculum offers many other inter-disciplinary
areas that widen the opportunities of students to frontier research. They are well trained to build
simple theoretical models, initiate empirical research, and evaluate findings. The meticulous
and advanced two year programme serves as an excellent foundation for finding a career in the
corporate sector, research and academics.
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Course Structure for M.Sc. (Economics)
(Effective from academic year 2014-15)
OPTIONAL COURSES
COMPULSORY COURSES
(Any four to be opted)
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
Microeconomics I
2
Microeconomics II
3
Macroeconomics
4
Monetary Macroeconomics
5
Econometrics I
6
Econometrics II
7
Economics of Development
8
Public Economics
9
Indian Public Economics
10
International Economics: Pure Theory
11
International Economics: Money and
Finance
12
National Income Analysis
13
Mathematics for Economic Analysis
14
Population Studies and Health Economics
15
Accountancy and Financial Statement
Analysis
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
Financial Economics
1
Basic Mathematics & Statistics
16
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
Indian Agricultural Economics
2
Transport Economics
3
Industry: Organization, Structure and
Problems
4
Linear Economics
5
Economics of Labour
6
Financial Institutions and Markets
7
Law and Economics I
8
Law and Economics II
9
Economic Sociology
10
Environmental Economics
11
Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy
12
Political Economy of India’s Development
QUALIFYING COURSE
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M.Sc. Financial Economics
The M.Sc. in Financial Economics course is a distinct programme specifically designed to
provide the students with profound, comprehensive and industry relevant knowledge of
financial economics complete with the training in analytic and quantitative methods.
The course constitutes a rigorous training in a 360 degree range of subjects including time series
Econometrics, Computational Finance with R, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management,
Macroeconomics and Financial Regulations, International Finance, Project Appraisal, Mergers
and Acquisitions, Commercial Banking and Financial Institutions along with foundational
courses like Accountancy and Financial Statement Analysis and Corporate Finance.
The M.Sc. in Financial Economics provides special modules on Financial Econometrics,
Computational Finance and Financial Modelling and Valuation. The students are equipped
with core skills and robust knowledge of the techniques used to analyze financial and monetary
issues and the ability to apply them for analytical work on financial markets.
To complement this, students learn how to use econometric software packages like STATA,
Eviews and R to assist with data analysis. The course provides the educational inputs to develop
the ability to apply quantitative analytical techniques, the facility to use spreadsheets and
econometric techniques to analyze corporate sector problems and financial markets, ability to
appraise investment projects with capital budgeting techniques, understanding of a variety of
financial institutions and regulations, understanding of key financial decisions by corporations,
training to prepare equity research reports, financial modelling and valuation.
This is course a distinctive programme keeping in line with the Gokhale Institute tradition of
underpinning theoretical knowledge with quality training in the analysis, use, and
interpretation of economic data to practical problems of industry and financial sector.
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Course Structure for M.Sc. (Financial Economics)
OPTIONAL COURSES
COMPULSORY COURSES
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
Applied Microeconomics for Finance
2
Macroeconomics and Finance
3
Analysis – I
4
Analysis – II
5
Financial Institutions, Markets and
Regulation
6
Corporate Finance and Capital Budgeting
7
Security Analysis and Portfolio
Management – I
8
Computational Finance
9
Financial Econometrics - I
10
Financial Econometrics – II
11
International Finance – I
12
Security Analysis and Portfolio
Management – II
13
Derivatives
14
Financial Modelling and Valuation
15
Commercial Banking
16
Project Appraisal and Finance
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
International Finance – II
2
Behavioural Finance
3
Company Law
4
Developmental Finance
5
Strategic Finance
6
Marketing of Financial Services
7
Taxation
8
Financial Engineering and Structured
Finance
9
Life Insurance
10
QUALIFYING COURSE
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
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M.Sc. Agribusiness Economics
The MABE program equips the students for careers in the agribusiness sector as managers in
agro-based Industries, agricultural economists in Research Institutes and consultant in
Banking and Financial sectors. The academic content of the program has 3 major modules:
an economics module, a management module and an agribusiness module.
The economics module equips students with core economic principles such as consumer
behavior and policy making as well as the advanced quantitative techniques that are the basic
tools used to analyze questions of both business and policy.
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Policy: The agribusiness economics students learns the history of theIndian policy making in
the field of agriculture and rural development, right from the formulation of five year plans and
their impacts on the agricultural in particular agricultural price policy, laws and regulations
affecting input suppliers (fertilizers, irrigation and high yielding varieties seeds), traders, agriprocessors and marketers in corporate world.
The agribusiness module in particular focuses on subjects like Supply Chain Management,
Cooperatives, Commodity Derivative, Agricultural Risk Management and Insurance that
enables the students to deal with the current theory, data and issues surrounding the
agribusiness sector in India.The management module provides students with overview of
essential managerial skills such as accounting, finance, strategic marketing and organizational
structures in agricultural products.
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Supply Chain Management: This subject provide students with the knowledge about the
various channels involved in bringing the agricultural produce from the producer farm field to
the consumer plate. The subject prepares the students for the managerial positions in the
Agribusiness division of FMCG companies.
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Agricultural Finance: This subject emphasizes students to learn the rural credit structure at
depth. The functioning and operations of agricultural cooperative credit societies forms a
major portion of the subject.
The course also allows students to have hands on experience on statistical computational tools
like SPSS. The 3 modules together provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge
to embark on successful careers. In addition to numerous field trips during the program,
students hone their practical skills in a 2-month internship with the leading sector organizations
at the end of the first year of the program thereby fitting to contribute meaningfully from day 1
on the job.
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Course Structure for M.Sc. (Agribusiness Economics)
OPTIONAL COURSES
COMPULSORY COURSES
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
Indian Agricultural Economics
2
Microeconomics
3
Macroeconomics
4
Statistics
5
Farm Management Economics
6
Agricultural Policy Framework in India
7
Agricultural Finance
8
International Trade in Agriculture
9
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Sr.No.
Name of the Course
1
International Finance – II
2
Agricultural Cooperatives
3
Agro-Processing Industries
4
Organizational Structures in
Agricultural Production
5
Commodities and Commodity Derivatives
6
Horticulture Production and
Post-Harvest Losses
Econometrics I
7
Agricultural Risk Management and
Insurance
Technology Management for
Livestock Products
8
Industrial Organization in Agribusiness
11
Strategic Agro-Food Marketing
12
Agribusiness Accounting
13
14
Econometrics II
15
Agricultural Markets
Sr.No.
Name of the Course
16
Supply Chain in Agriculture
1
QUALIFYING COURSE
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Student Profile
Academic Background and the Universities Attended
Patna University
University of Pune
St. Xavier's College
Symbiosis International University
University of Calcutta
University of Delhi
6%
University of Mumbai
63%
4%
Utkal University
Others
2%
3%
8%
3%
3%
8%
* 86.5% of our students come from an Economics background
Internship Experience
Internship Profile
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14
15
6
3
16
4
7
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Analytics
NABARD
Commercial Banks and NBFCs
Others
Fund Management Houses
Research Institutions
Investment Banks
Reserve Bank of India
Ministries and PSUs
Think-tanks
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Gender Ratio
Male
32%
Female
68%
Geographical Spread
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Seminar and Events
Dr. Raghuram Rajan
The RBI Governor
Dr. Raghuram Rajan at the
Convocation of the 2012-2014
batch. Dr. Rajan delivered a lecture
on 'Global Economic Changes and
their implications on Emerging
Market Economies (EMEs),
especially India'.
Dr. Arvind Subramanian
The Chief Economic Advisor of
the Government of India delivered
a lecture on the 'Making of the
Economic Survey of India'.
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CONCLAVE SPEAKERS:
Dr. Rajiv Kumar
'Indian Economy:
The Road to Renaissance'
Senior Fellow, Centre for Policy
Research, New Delhi
Chancellor, Gokhale Institute of
Politics and Economics
Mr. Anant Sardeshmukh
'Make in India: The Challenges
before Indian Manufacturing'
Director General, Mahratta
Chamber of Commerce, Industries
and Agriculture, Pune
Prof. Nagesh Kumar
'Foreign Direct Investment:
Have We Done Enough?'
Head, United Nations Economic
and Social Commission for Asia
and the Pacific (UNESCAP),
New Delhi
Dr. Sachin Kumar Sharma
'WTO and Food Security:
Recent Issues and Challenges'
Assistant Professor,
Centre for WTO Studies,
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade,
New Delhi
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CONCLAVE SPEAKERS:
Dr. GangadharDarbha
'New Horizons for Financial
Services Sector'
Executive Director, NOMURA
Financial Advisories and Securities
India (Pvt.) Ltd., Mumbai
Prof. Anil Gupta
'R&D and Innovation:
The Imperatives of Growth'
IIM, Ahmedabad,
Executive Vice-Chair,
National Innovation Foundation
Coordinator, SRISTI and
Founder, Honey Bee Network
Mr. Hari Sankaran
'Infrastructure Development
as a Vehicle of Growth'
Vice Chairman and MD,
Infrastructre Leasing and Financial
Services Ltd. (IL&FS), Mumbai
and
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'Union Budget 2015:
The Harbinger of
Renaissance'
Prof. Abhay Pethe
Dr. Ajit Ranade
University of Mumbai
Chief Economist,
Adity Birla Group, Mumbai
RECENT LECTURES
2015
Dr. Ram Singh
Litigation over Compensation under Land Acquisition:
Actors and Outcomes
2015
Pierre A. Mohnen
Innovation and Productivity
2014
C.P.Chandrashekhar
Illict Finance Flows and India's Development
2014
Erik Dietzenbacher
“World Input-Output Database: An Application to India”
2013
Mark Lindley
Modern Economics as a (would-be) Science
FACULTY SEMINARS
2015
Dr. Deepak Shah
Efficient Resource Utilization on Small Farms:
Evidence from Horticulture Crops
2015
Dr. Rahul Nilakantan
Attendance and Exam Performance: Preliminary Evidence from GIPE
2015
Dr. Lalitagauri Kulkarni
Cross Border Acquisitions by Indian Firms: Impact on Acquiring Firm’s
Performance and Shareholder Wealth
2015
Dr. Debasish Nandy
Institutional structure behind collective behaviour : Lesson learned from
the pattern and change of fertility decline in India
2015
Dr. Jayanti Kajale
Assets and Employment Generated under EGS and MNREGS: A Case of
Maharashtra
2015
Dr. SangeetaShroff
Sugar Sector: Is it Sustained by Subsidies?
2014
Dr. DilipKajale
Genetically Modified Crops: Boon or Bane?
2014
Mr. Pramod Joshi
Introduction to Reference management tool: Mendeley
2014
Prof. Dhanmanjiri Sathe
Export Standards and protectionism in Global Trade: Do all “standards”
have “protectionist” intention?- A theoretical study
2014
Mrs. Atreyee Sinha
Chakraborty
Economic Impact of Land Acquisition in Maan Village : A Case Study
2014
Mr. Vilas Jadhav
Ranking of International and Domestic Journals in Economics: A Study
2014
Dr. PremaBorkar
Water Resources in Maharashtra
2014
Mr. NareshBodkhe
Jalna Vision 2032
2014
Dr. PrashantBansode
Economic Empowerment of OBC's : A long Way to Go
2014
Prof. H. M. Desarda
A Policy Approach to Water Resource Management in Maharashtra
2014
Dr. AnuragAsawa
Do we have any solution for Unfinished Irrigation Project?
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Faculty Information
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Jagdish Bhagwati
Prof. Dilip Nachane
(Dr. Amdedkar Visiting Fellow,
ICSSR at Gokhale Institute,
Professor Emeritus at IGIDR, Mumbai)
Qualification:
Ph.D., MIT, U.S.A.
Qualification:
Ph.D., University of Bombay
Specialisation:
International Economics, Globalization, Free Trade
Specialisation:
Econometrics, Monetary Economics
Faculty
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Faculty
Designation
Qualification
Specialisation
Professor &
Officiating
Director
Ph.D., University of Pune
Economic Theory, Finance,
Insurance
Dr. R. Nagarajan
Associate
Professor
Ph.D., Bhartiyar
University, Coimbatore
Population Studies
Dr. Deepak Shah
Associate
Professor
Ph.D., National Dairy
Research Institute, Karnal
Agricultural Economics
Dr. Sangeeta Shroff
Associate
Professor
Dr. K.C.Thaware
Associate
Professor
Ph.D., University of
Nagpur
Financial Institution, Forestry
Economics, Co-Operation
Dr. Anjali Radkar
Associate
Professor
Ph.D., International
Institute of Population
Sciences, Mumbai
Population and Health
Dr. Jayanti Kajale
Associate
Professor
Faculty
Designation
Qualification
Specialisation
Dr. Prashant Bansode
Associate
Professor
Mumbai
Sociology and Agrarian Society ,
Sociology of Marginalized Groups,
Sociology of Social Movements
Dr. Lalitagauri Kulkrani
Assistant
Professor
Financial Economics
Dr. K.S. Reddy
Assistant
Professor
Ph.D., Pondicherry
University
Monetary Economics, Financial
Economics, Banking
Dr. Debasish Nandy
Assistant
Professor
Kalyani
Demography, Population Science,
Development Economics, Applied
Microeconomics, Spatial
Econometrics
Dr. Anurag Asawa
Assistant
Professor
Ph.D., MDS University,
Ajmer
Econometrics, Mathematical
Economics
Assistant
Professor
Southern California
Development Economics,
Economics of Microfinance
Dr. Suddhasil Siddhanta
Assistant
Professor
Kalyani
Post-Doctorate, Aarhus
University, Denmark
Development Economics, Applied
Econometrics, Spatial
Econometrics, Population Studies,
Demography, Labour Economics
Dr. T. Abhilash
Assistant
Professor
M. Phil., Ph.D.
Political Science & International
Relations
Dr. K. S. Hari
Assistant
Professor
M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.
Developmental Economics, Applied
Economics, Macroeconomics
Smt. Atreyee Sinha Chakraborty
Assistant
Professor
M.Phil., University of
Calcutta
International Economics
Mr. Naresh Bodkhe
Assistant
Professor
M. A.(Economics)
University of Pune
Law and Economics, International
Economics
Dr.Vini Sivanandan
Assistant
Professor
M.P.S., International
Institute of Population
Sciences, Mumbai
Demography
Dr. Dilip Kajale
Assistant
Professor
Hohenheim, Stuttgart,
Germany
Supply Chain in Agriculture,
Organic Agriculture, Strategic Agrofood Marketing, Consumer and
Food Industry Market Research
Dr. Prema J. Borkar
Assistant
Professor
Ph.D., Dr. Panjabrao
Deshmukh Krishi
Vidyapeeth, Akola
Agriculture Economics
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Visiting Faculty
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Visiting Faculty
Qualification
Specialisation
Prof. S. Sriraman
Ph.D., IIT Kanpur
Transportation Systems
Prof. Neelambar Hatti
Ph.D., Lund University, Sweden
Development Economics, History,
Sociology
Prof. V.V.N. Somayajulu
Inter Industry Economics, Econometrics,
Input-Output Analysis
Prof. N. Benjamin
Ph.D., JNV University, Jodhpur
Economic History of India
Prof. Avadhoot Nadkarni
Ph.D., University of Mumbai
Macroeconomics, Development
Economics, International Finance and
Monetary System, International Trade and
Commercial Policy
Prof. G. M. K. Madnani
Ph.D., M.L.S University, Udaipur
Econometrics
Prof. Niraj Hatekar
Ph.D., University of Mumbai
Economic History of India, Applied
Econometrics
Prof. Ashok Upadhyay
International Economics
Dr. Pradeep Apte
International Trade, Public Economics,
Agricultural Economics, Econometrics
Dr. Nisha Bharti
Fellow in Rural Management,
IRMA
General Management, Organisational
Behaviour, Organisation Strategy, Case
Analysis, Research Methodology
Dr. S. M. Naikare
Ph.D. (University of Mysore)
Food Science & Technology, Post Harvest
Technology
Dr. Sabuj Kumar Mandal
Ph.D. Economics
Energy and Environmental Economics,
Industrial Economics
Dr. K. N. Rao
Ph.D. Economics
Crop Insurance
Dr. M. T. Raju
Ph.D., Director, NISM
Financial Regulations
Mr. Avinash Ganu
LLM, Warwick, UK
International Economic Law,
Law & Economics
Dr. Sudipkumar Ghosh
Ph.D., University of Birmingham,
UK
Risk Management, Treasury Management
and Capital Market
Dr. Medha Deshpande
Public Policy, Economic Theory,
Microeconomics
Dr. Sanjay Basu
Fellow (IIM), M.Sc.(Economics),
University of Calcutta
Money, International Banking and Finance
Dr. Ajit Gaikwad
National Income Analysis
Dr. Sumita Kale
Capital Market, Behavioral Economics
Visiting Faculty
Qualification
Specialisation
Dr. R. Krishnan
Ph.D., University of Bombay
Applied Econometrics, Monetary
Economics
Dr. Artatrana Ratha
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee
Open-economy Macroeconomics,
Development Economics, Time Series
Econometrics
Dr. Shantanu Ghosh
Ph.D., Utkal University,
Bhubaneswar
International Economics, Public
Economics
Dr. Debashish Acharya
Ph.D., University of Hyderabad
Macromonetary Economics, banking,
Financial Markets and Health Policy
Dr. M. T. Raju
Ph.D., Finance
Capital Markets
Dr. K. N. Rao
Ph.D. Economics
Crop Insurance
Dr. Amita Dharmadhikari
Ph.D., GIPE
Input-Output Analysis,
International Trade
Mr. Vijaymohanan Pillai
Ph.D., Madras School of
Economics
Econometrics, Applied Statistics,
Econometrics of Inflation, Energy,
Economics
Prof. H.M. Desarda
M.A. Economics, Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar Marathwada
Unuversity, Aurangabad
Economics of land, water, employment,
ecology, environment and issues of
equitable and sustainable development
(Former Member - Maharashtra State
Planning Board)
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Our Past Recruiters
The industry oriented courses offered by the institute attract a diverse set of companies.
Some of our past recruiters include:
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HSBC
Boston Analytics
HDFC Ergo
Fidelity Investments
AC Nielsen
Frost and Sullivan
MA Foi
Hindu Business Line
India Infrastructure
Hindustan Unilever Limited
Abdul Lateef Jameel Poverty Action Lab
Alchemist Ark
The Smart Cube
American Express
Genpact
CRISIL
Cogencis
Deloitte
Mu Sigma
Fitch Ratings
CMIE
GE Money
Markets and Markets
Capital IQ
ZS Associates
IL&FS
Aditya Birla Group
Reliance Industries Limited
BNP Paribas
Standard Chartered Bank
Summer Internships
Reserve Bank of India
National Highway Authority of India
Nomura Structured Finance Services
Private Limited
KPMG
Dun and Bradstreet
Indian Council for Research on International
Economic Relations (ICRIER)
Institute of Economic Growth
Centre for Policy Research
Rakshak Foundation
Forbes Marshall
Ministry of Finance
Genpact
Axis Bank
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Centre for Studies in Social Science
Institute for Social and Economic Change
Satin Creditcare Network Limited
Alpha Vectors Pte. Ltd. , Singapore
Punjab National Bank
Religare Finvest Ltd.
J.K.Cement Ltd.
Decimal Point Analytics
ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company
Reliance Capital
NABARD
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Private Limited
State Bank of India
Central Bank of India
Institute of Financial Management and Research
(IFMR)
Development Bank of Singapore
India Ratings and Research, Fitch Group
Institute of Chinese Studies
Center for MSME Studies, IIFT
The Haryana State Cooperative Supply And
Marketing Federation Limited
National Institute of Agricultural Economics and
Policy Research, ICAR
Rural Electrification Corporation Limited,
Ministry of Power
Export Import Bank of India
ICRISAT
ISGP Cell, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt
of West Bengal
Ministry of Statistics and Programme
Implementation
Indian Agricultural Research Institute(IARI)
Reliance Power Transmission Ltd.
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Internships & Placements
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Contact Details
(Deemed to be University u/s 3 of the UGC Act, 1956)
BMCC Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune 411004
Tel: +91-20-25654288 (Extn. 107) Fax: +91-20-25652579
Email: [email protected] website: www.gipe.ac.in
Placement Coordinator
Shreya Bedekar +91-9860270404 [email protected]
Faculty Coordinators
M.Sc. Economics
Dr. K.S. Hari
[email protected]
Dr. Lalitagauri Kulkarni
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Student Placement Committee
M.Sc. Economics
Ipsha Dey
Naman Mishra
Sankalp Shriwastav
Shreya Deora
+91-8055689084
+91-7057882868
+91-9823311110
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+91- 9637133526
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(Deemed to be University u/s 3 of the UGC Act, 1956)
Pune – 411 004
BMCC Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune 411004
Tel: +91-20-25654288 (Extn. 107) Fax: +91-20-25652579
Email: [email protected] website: www.gipe.ac.in

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