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Institute of Rural Management Anand

MANDATORY DISCLOSURE


MANDATORY DISCLOSURE1

Name of the Institution INSTITUTE OF RURAL MANAGEMENT ANAND (IRMA) Address Post Box No. 60,

City: Anand 388001 State: Gujarat, India

Phone No.: 260177, 260181, 260391, 260246, 260186

Fax: 02692- 260188 E: mail [email protected] Website: www.irma.ac.in

Type of Institution: Autonomous

Name of the Organization running the institution: Autonomous

Type of the organization: Society and Trust

Registered under rule 1860 of Society Registration) Role 21 of 1860) under (Rule 29 of 1950)

Registration date (Society): 14th December 1979

Registered with: Public Trust Act 1950, under (Rule 29 of 1950)

Registration date (Trust): 14th December 1979

Address of the organization: As above Details of the Director:

Name Prof. Hitesh V. Bhatt

Address Post Box No. 60, City: Anand 388001, State: Gujarat, India

Phone No. 02692-221601

Mobile No. 9979891277

E-Mail [email protected]

Governance

IRMA Society General Body consists of co-operative and development support organizations as institutional members. The General Body meets once a year to review the performance of the institute and decide on the future plans. The Board of Governors manages IRMA and meets every quarter to review the functioning of the Institute. The members on the Board are drawn from the representatives of the general body, and eminent personalities from the field of education, public administration, development and co-operation.

The Director, who is also the Member-Secretary of the IRMA Board of Governors, is the head of the institute and is responsible for administration and the day to day functioning of IRMA. Other faculty members who work as coordinators look after academic administration of the programmes and assisted by administrative officers and staff.

1 The following information shall be given in the Information Brochure besides being hosted on the Institution’s official Website. “The onus of authenticity of the information lies with the institution only and not on AICTE.”

Members of the Board and their brief background as on December 10, 2019 Shri Dilip Rath Chairman, National Dairy Development Board, Anand Chairman, Institute of Rural Management Anand Shri Sangram R Chaudhary Executive Director, National Dairy Development Board, Anand Shri Amarjeet Sinha Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, New Delhi Representative Commissioner and Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of Gujarat Shri R S Sodhi Managing Director, Gujarat Co-op. Milk Marketing Federation Ltd., Anand Shri K C Supekar Managing Director, National Co-operative Dairy Federation of India Ltd., Anand Dr. Harsh Kumar Bhanwala Chairman, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Mumbai Shri Amit Vyas Managing Director, Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd, Anand Dr. A.K. Shiva Kumar Development Economist, New Delhi Dr. Ravindra Dholakia Professor (Retired), IIM - Ahmedabad Dr. Tushaar Shah Professor Emeritus, Institute of Rural Management Anand Dr. Chenraj Roychand Chairman, Jain Group of Institutions, Bengaluru Ms. Meenu Vadera Executive Director, Azad Foundation, New Delhi Shri Srinivasan B President-Chairman’s Office, Reliance Industries Limited, Mumbai Dr. Harekrishna Misra Professor, Institute of Rural Management Anand Dr. Vivek Pandey Associate Professor, Institute of Rural Management Anand Prof. Hitesh Bhatt Director and Member Secretary, Institute of Rural Management Anand

Frequency of the Board Meetings 04 - 05 / year Members of Academic Advisory Body Faculty members acts as Academic Advisory

Body and the Board periodically appoints a Committee to review the curriculum.

Frequency of the Academic Advisory Body Around 6 in a year Student Feedback on institutional Governance /faculty performance

Feedback from the participants after completing each course through online system

Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students

Grievance redressal through representative committees at different levels

Establishment of Anti Ragging Committee Yes Establishment of Online Grievance Redressal Mechanism

Yes

Establishment of Grievance Redressal Committee in the Institution and Appointment of OMBUDSMAN

Yes

Establishment of Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) Yes Establishment of Committee for SC/ ST Yes Internal Quality Assurance Cell Yes

PROGRAMMES:

1. Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management (PRM) is a two-year residential programme, leading to a Post-Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) awarded to students on successful completion of the aforesaid two-year programme.

2. Fellow programme in Rural Management (FPRM) is a doctoral level programme to impart specialized knowledge; skills and attitudes for carrying out academic and research activities requiring conceptual and visioning skills related to co-operatives and development organizations. On successful completion of course work and defence of the thesis, the students will be eligible for award of the title – Fellow, Institute of Rural Management Anand (Fellow, IRMA).

3. Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural) [PGDMX(R)] is a 15-month full time residential programme leading to the Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural), PGDMX(R). This programme is recognized as equivalent to Executive MBA programme and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

Name of the Programmes (Full Time) approved by the AICTE: Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management (PRM) leading to a Post-Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM). Fellow Programme in Management (FPRM) is a doctoral level programme to impart specialized knowledge; skills and attitudes for carrying out academic and research activities requiring conceptual and visioning skills related to co-operatives and development organizations. Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural) [PGDMX(R)] is a 15-month full time residential programme leading to the Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural), PGDMX(R). Name: Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management (PRM) leading to a Post-Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM). Number of seats 216 Duration Two years Cut off marks of last three years Attached as Annexure 1 Fee Attached as Annexure 2 Placement Facility Outstanding placement on completion of the

programme. Campus placement in last three years with minimum salary, maximum salary and average salary Annexure 3

Name: Fellow Programme in Management (FPRM) is a doctoral level research programme in Rural Management leading to the title of “Fellow, Institute of Rural Management Anand”. Number of seats 10 Duration Four years Placement Facility Placement facility is not available for FPRM

students Name: Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural) [PGDMX(R)] leading to the Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural), PGDMX(R). Number of seats 60 Duration 15 Months Fee Attached as Annexure 4 Placement Facility Started in January 2019 only.

Faculty Director Hitesh V. Bhatt (MS | Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA) Faculty Members Aashish Argade (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad) Abhinav Rajverma (Ph. D. | Thesis Submitted, IIT Kharagpur) Anand Venkatesh (Ph. D. | Mumbai University) Asmita H. Vyas (M.Com. | LLB | FCA) H. S. Shylendra (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Harekrishna Misra (Ph. D. | Utkal University) Hari Krishnan Nagarajan (on lien) (Ph. D. | University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA) Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan (Ph.D. | IGIDR, Mumbai) Indranil De (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) Madhavi Mehta (Fellow | XLRI-AHRD) Paresh J. Bhatt (M.Com. | LLB (Hons) | FCMA) Pramod K. Singh (Ph. D. | JNU, New Delhi) PKV Kishan (Fellow | IIM, Ahmedabad) Pratik Modi (Fellow | IRMA) Preeti Priya (Ph. D. | SPU, Gujarat) Rajeev A (Ph. D. | IIM Kozhikode) Rakesh Arrawatia (Ph. D. | IIT Kharagpur) Saswata Narayan Biswas (Ph. D. | Allahabad University) Sudhir Kumar Sinha (PGDRM, XISS, Ranchi and LEAD Fellowship, LEAD

International) Satyendra Pandey (Fellow | XIMB) Shambu Prasad Chebrolu (Ph. D. | IIT Delhi) Shyam Singh (Ph. D. | ISEC Bangalore) Sridhar Vishwanath (PGDM-Agri-Business | MANAGE, Hyderabad) Sushanta Kumar Sarma (Fellow | IRMA) Sumit Kumar Yadav (Doctoral Candidate | IIM, Ahmedabad) Uday Shankar Saha (Ph.D. | IARI, New Delhi) Vivek Pandey (Ph. D. | Michigan State University, USA) Adjunct Faculty Shri Anand Mohan Tiwari (IAS (Retired) | MSc. (Zoology) | MBA – University of

Ljublijana (Slovenia) Prof. N. Ravichandran (Ph.D. | IIT, Chennai) Shri N. C. Patel (Ph. D. Agriculture Engineering | IIT Karagpur) Shri. R. Ramaseshan Former MD & CEO, NCDEX) Prof. Vivek Bhandari (Ph.D. | University of Pennsylvania) Prof. L. K. Vaswani (Ph.D.| HAU, Hissar)

Profile of Director

Prof. Hitesh V. Bhatt Director


Prof. Hitesh V Bhatt is the Director of Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA). He works in

the area of General Management. He holds a degree of B.Tech from I.I.T Delhi and M.S. in Industrial

Management from Georgia Tech, Atlanta, USA.

Prof. Hitesh Bhatt started his career with Reliance Textile Industries Limited in 1979 and has a total

of 18 years of industrial experience - of which 8 years in senior positions of CEO/Country Head of

large organisations in India and Tanzania. Apart from Reliance, he has worked in Mafatlal group of

mills, Sunflag group of textile and garment factories in Tanzania, and finally a joint venture company

(Indo-Bhutanese-South Korean) in Sanand, Gujarat. During this period, he set up 2 large textile mills

and revived another textile & garment factory (employing over 2500 persons) from "near closure" to a

position of envy in East Africa. Since 2001, that factory is one of the most efficient operation in the

entire East Africa. He started his academic career in 1995 with IRMA as an Associate Professor and

since then has been involved in teaching, training and consulting in diverse areas. In between he also

worked as Professor & Head, Centre for Management Studies at Dharmsinh Desai University,

Nadiad, Gujarat from July 2006. He has trained different cadres of persons in a variety of

organisations - government, non-government, cooperatives, dairy unions, industrial units, educational

institutions and corporate. He has delivered talks in a number of organisations both in India and

overseas on diverse topics. His current areas of interest are project management, quality management,

operations management, individual and organizational effectiveness and developing soft skills for

employees in an organisation.

Admission Procedure (PRM) Entrance test CAT / XAT

Admission criteria (PRM) Attached as Annexure 5 Fees in rupees (PRM) Rs.13,23,000/- for two years (Includes tuition fee, service fee,

other annual deposit and charges Number of Fee Waivers offered (PRM)

1. Educational loans are available from various banks. The State Bank of India provides educational loans at a lower interest rate and without any collateral to candidates enrolling at IRMA.

2. IRMA firmly believes that no one should be deprived of education for lack of financial resources. Hence IRMA is open for providing financial assistance to meet the PRM tuition fees of extremely poor candidates. 3. Tuition fee waiver given to 16 students of PRM40

(2019-21)

Number of scholarship offered by the institute, duration and amount. (PRM)

1. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India has allocated four scholarships to IRMA for SC students. The scholarship covers fees, non-refundable charges, lodging and boarding expenses, and cost of books, stationery, and personal computer

2. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India has allocated five scholarships to IRMA for ST candidates. The amount of the scholarship covers tuition fees, boarding and lodging expenses, book grant, and a one-time grant for the purchase of a personal computer.

3. IDFC First Bank MBA Scholarship Providing financial assistance to meritorious students from economically weaker sections of society who are keen on pursuing an MBA degree or its equivalent from one of India’s reputed institutions. Selected students are getting scholarship of Rs. 1,00,000/- (per annum) to pursue their MBA or equivalent studies at selected Indian Business School. Institute of Rural Management Anand is one of the selected Institutes for IDFC First Bank MBA Scholarship.

Criteria for fee waivers/ scholarship (PRM)

As decided by the concerned authority

IRMA Admissions Process (PRM 2020-22) "Last date for applying to PRM 2020 - 22 is January 10, 2020"

Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) announces admissions to its flagship two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM). The programme is accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) and IRMA is accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). A. IRMA will be shortlisting and calling applicants in two ways: Merit-based Calls: Candidates of General Category, who score above 85 percentile in CAT 2019/XAT 2020 are eligible to be shortlisted for IRMASAT and GA and PI process. Profile-cum-merit based Calls: Candidates of General Category, who score above 80 percentile in CAT 2019/XAT 2020 and fall in the Profile-based call criteria will be shortlisted for IRMASAT and GA and PI process. The key criteria to shortlist candidates based on profile are: (i) Excellence: Graduation from Top universities and Colleges, (ii) Work Experience in Social Impact, Community Development, Livelihoods, Policy and Advocacy, Agriculture and Allied sectors; (iii) Graduation in Social sciences, Development studies, Agriculture and Allied sciences. Cut off for the candidates of reserved categories will be decided separately at appropriate time. B. Shortlisted candidates will be called for selection process at IRMA where they will have to take the IRMA Social Awareness Test 2020 (IRMASAT 2020), Group Activity and Personal Interview. IRMASAT 2020, GA and PI process will be conducted at IRMA. Disclaimers: IRMA reserves the rights for considering application under Profile-based Selection. Candidates should note that the mere fulfilment of minimum eligibility criteria will not ensure consideration for short listing for next stage of Admissions process. IIMs and XLRI have no role either in the selection process or in the conduct of academic programmes at IRMA. Jurisdiction: The entire admission process at the Institute shall be subject to the Jurisdiction of the Courts of Anand.

Admission Calendar for PRM 2020-22

Last date for receipt of completed applications for Indian Nationals

Friday, January 10, 2020

Last date for receipt of completed applications for Monday, March 30, 2020

Intimation for IRMASAT 2019, Group Activity and Personal Interview to Indian N i l

4th week of January 2020 OR 1st week of February 2020

IRMASAT 2020, Group Activity and Personal Interview for Indian Nationals

February 10 to 29, 2020 (except February 16 & 23, 2020)

Announcement of final results for Indian Nationals

1st or 2nd week of March 2020

Last date for submitting acceptance form with initial fee of Rs. 25000/-

Within 1 week after announcement of Final result

Last date for depositing the first year fee Within 15 working days after announcement of Final ltPersonal Interview (PI) for

FN / OCI / PIO / CIWG / NRI / NRI d

2nd or 3rd week of April 2020

Announcement of final results for FN / OCI / PIO / CIWG / NRI / NRI Sponsored

4th Week of April 2020

Classes on Bridge Courses June 23 to 30, 2020

Induction Programme July 01 to 09, 2020

Beginning of First Term July 10, 2020

Admission Procedure (FPRM) Entrance test (i) CAT/XAT (ii) GMAT/GRE( iii) UGC-JRF/NET( iv)

CSIR-JRF/NET( v) ICAR-SRF (vi) ICAR/ASRB-NET (vii) GATE

The FPRM admission process comprises three stages. The first stage involves screening of the application. The second stage consists of written test. Personal Interviews are conducted at the third stage.

Infrastructure

Room Id/Name Room Type

Area of room in

Sqm

Completion of Flooring

Completion of Walls

and Painting

Completion of Electrification and Lighting

ADMIN Office All Inclusive

165 Ready Ready Ready

BROOM Board Room 60 Ready Ready Ready

CHD Cabin for Head of Dept


CSTORE Central Store 70 Ready Ready Ready

DIRECT Principal Directors Office


DPTOF Department Office


EXOFFI Exam Control Office


FROOM Faculty Room 780 Ready Ready Ready HOUSEK Housekeeping 15 Ready Ready Ready

MAIN Maintenance 20 Ready Ready Ready OOFFI Other Office 135 Ready Ready Ready

PANTRY Pantry for Staff 15 Ready Ready Ready POFFIC Placement Office 50 Ready Ready Ready RECEPT Reception Area 60 Ready Ready Ready SECURI Security 20 Ready Ready Ready AUDITO Auditorium 640 Ready Ready Ready

BCR Boys Common Room


BHOSTE Boys' Hostel 4152 Ready Ready Ready CAFETE Cafeteria 298 Ready Ready Ready DINHL Others 440 Ready Ready Ready

DQ Principal's Quarter


ETDC Guest House 2470 Ready Ready Ready FIRST First aid cum

Sick Room 117 Ready Ready Ready

GCR Girls Common Room


GHOSTE Girls' Hostel 1456 Ready Ready Ready SCLUB Sports Club 405 Ready Ready Ready

STSTOR Stationery Store 70 Ready Ready Ready TOILET Toilet 810 Ready Ready Ready CROOM Tutorial Rooms –

PG 676 Ready Ready Ready

D.HALL Drawing Hall 180 Ready Ready Ready G. RO Guest Room 1470 Ready Ready Ready

KITCHE Kitchen 45 Ready Ready Ready MDPS Laboratory 40 Ready Ready Ready

MULT-H Multi Purpose Hall


S HALL Seminar Hall 419.63 Ready Ready Ready TU-PG Tutorial Rooms –

PG 160 Ready Ready Ready

TU-PG Tutorial Rooms – PG


TUTORI Tutorial Room 10 Ready Ready Ready COM.CE Computer Center 200 Ready Ready Ready LIBRAR Library &

Reading Room 2325 Ready Ready Ready

Executive Hostel

Executive hostel for students


Academic Block-II

Academic block for PGDMX students


Student Hostel Hostel for PRM students


Library facilities

No. of Titles 40425 (as on 31 December 2018)

No. of Volumes 43880

No. of National Journal 113

No. of International Journal 23

No. of eBook titles 7

No. of eBook Volumes 7

Working Hours of Library Total 16.30 Hrs. Open at 09:30 am till 02:00 am.

Name of e-journal subscription available

ABI/INFORM (ProQuest) JSTOR EBSCO Elsevier - Business Management Accounting Package

Library Networking YES

Reprographic facility YES

No. of multimedia PCs 5

Reading room seating capacity 200

Bar Code or RF Tab book handling?

Barcode

Library Management Software? YES, KOHA Software

Details of eJournal

Publisher Publisher Name

EBSCO EBSCO Information Services

ABI/Inform Complete Informatics Publishing Ltd

Jstor Jstor

ScienceDirect Elsevier

Computer Facilities for the existing programme(s)

PCs/Laptop available in Library : 12 PCs/Laptop available in Administrative office : 170 PCs/Laptop available to Faculty Members : 60 Number of PCs/Laptop in language lab : 60 Internet Bandwidth : 450mbps Printers available to students : 20 No. of Legal System Software : As per list No. of Legal Application Software : As per list Desktop, Laptops, Printers and Other Peripheral List LAPTOP 1 Dell Latitude 3570 30 2 Acer Aspire one 1 3 HP 4410 1 4 Apple Mac Book 1 5 HP 11 No32tu 1 6 Sony Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz 1 7 HP Notebook 15-R119TU 3 8 HP Pavilion R205 1 9 HP Probook 4540 1 10 Sony Core i5 1 11 Lenovo X1 Carbon 4 Total 45 Desktop PC 1 Acer C2D 2.0GHZ 16 2 HCL C2D 2.4GHz 50 3 HCL C2D 2.33GHZ 04 4 HCL C2D 2.8GHZ 38 5 HCL Core i3 3.1 GHZ 03 6 HP 3330 MT PC 54 7 HP 202 G2 MT 05 8 Dell Vostro 3800 18 9 HP 280 G3 MT PC 04 10 HP 280 G4 MT PC 55 Total 247 SERVER 1 HCL P4 3.4 GHz 1 2 HCL XEON 3.06 GHz 2 3 HCL XEON 3.2 GHz 5 4 HCL XEON 3040 1.86GHz 4 5 HP ML 350 2 6 IBM HS 22 Blade server 6

7 IBM HS 23 Blade server 7 8 Lenovo ST550 2 9 Lenovo ST250 1 Total 30 Workstation 1 Lenovo D30 2 2 Dell 3620 24 3 Dell 7810 1 Total 27 PRINTER 1 HP LJ 1020 15 2 HP LJ 1020 Plus 10 3 HP LJ 1022 15 4 HP LJ 3055 1 5 Hp 2055 DN 3 6 HP MFP 1005 2 7 HP 3015 DN 2 8 HP Pro M 401 DN Color Printer 1 9 HP Pro M401 DN 14 10 HP Pro M 403 DN 05 11 HP LJ M 203D 30 12 HP 1606 DN 01 13 Canon 246 Dn 06 14 Canon 229 DW 01 15 Canon 249 DW 05 16 Canon LBP151 02 17 Canon 267 DW 02 Total 115 SCANNER 1 HP Scanner 5590c 1 2 HP Scanner G 3110 2 3 HP Scanner 8200 1 4 HP Scanner N8460 1 Total 5 PERIPHERALS 1 I-Omega External Zip Drive 3 2 I-Omega External USB HDD 80GB 2 3 I-Omega External USB HDD 160GB 27 4 I-Omega External USB HDD 320GB 10 5 External HDD 500 GB 10 6 Pen Drive 512MB 20 7 Pen Drive 1GB 40 8 Pen Drive 16 GB 40 9 Pen Drive 8 GB 30

SWITCH 1 Cisco 2970 1 2 Cisco 2960 G-24 TS-L 1 3 Linksys SRW2024 4 4 Cisco 2960G 3 5 Cisco SG 300-28 Port 40 6 Cisco SG 300-52 Port 08 7 Cisco SG350-52 Port 16

8 Cisco SG300- 10 Port SFP 3 9 Cisco SG300-28 Port SFP 1 10 Cisco SG350-Poe 16 11 Cisco 3750-12 SFP 1 12 Cisco SG 500 2 Total 96

UPS 1 APC UPS 1KVA 4 2 APC UPS 10KVA 7 3 APC UPS 2.2 KVA 1 4 APC UPS 2.2 KVA (online) 1 5 APC UPS 3.0 KVA 1 Total 14 Software (OS, Database, Applications)

Category Software Version

Details No. of License

Accounting Tally ERP 9 Multiuser Tally Server

9 2 Server 1

Anti Plagiarism Software iThenticate Pro Edition 300 documents

Anti Virus eScan Internet Security for SMB 14 626 users Application Adobe Acrobat DC 11 50

Adobe Acrobat Professional 10 56 Adobe Illustrator 9 Unlimited Adobe PageMaker 7 Unlimited Adobe Photoshop 6 Unlimited

Backup software CA Arc Serv version 16.5 16.5 Agents for different OS

Business Intelligence COGNOS Cognos Express

3

Diagramming and Vector Graphics Application

MS Visio Professional 2016 2

Email Novell NetMail - 5000 Novell GroupWise 2014 2014 200

ERP SAP ECC 6 ERP Package

File Transfer WS_FTP Professional 7 5 Firewall Cyberoam Appliances 1000ing Unlimited Geographic Information System

ArcGIS 9.1 12 ArcView 9.1 1

Remote Sensing Data Analysis

Geomatica 9.1.3 1

Library Management Libsys software for library 4 Unlimited Modelling Software HLM 7.0 3 users on

network Mplus 8.4 1

Office Suite Microsoft Office Enterprise 2016 Campus Agreement

Operating System Novell Open Enterprise Server 2018 450

Category Software Version Details

No. of License

Red Hat ES Basic 3 Unlimited SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Unlimited SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop - 10 Windows Professional 10 100 Windows Server 2012 5 + 112 CAL Windows Enterprise 10 Campus

Agreement Oracle Database and Applications

Oracle Web Logic Server 12c 15 Oracle Database 12c 1 Oracle Developer Suite 11g 1 Oracle 10g SQL Fundamentals 10g Unlimited Oracle 10g PL/SQL Fundamentals

10g Unlimited

Project Management Software

MS Project 2016 1 + 20 CAL

Reference Management Software

End Note version 4.x 4.x 1

Statistical Data Analysis Software

Lisrel 8.8 1 Amos 26 SPSS 26 20 User on

network Stata 15 50 user on

network EView9 9 20 user on

network AMPL & LOQO 2 user on

network Technical Computing MatLab – Global Optimization

Toolbox, Optimization Toolbox and Neural Network Toolbox,

2011a 2015

2 1

Web site Development Web Design Studio (Dream weaver, Flash)

Unlimited

Adobe Creative Suite 3, Master Collection

3 2

Corel Draw 8 2 Transcription Software Express Scribe 1 Network Monitoring LAN Sweeper 500 Device Digital writing tool Grammarly 800 Users

Availability of other facilities Sr. No. Parameter Availability

1 All Weather Approach Road (cemented / kuchha)

Yes

2 Potable Water Supply System (own bore well / municipal corporation)

Own Bore Well

3 Electrical Generator (5kv, 5-10 kv, 10-15 kv, more than 20 kv)

Uninterrupted Power Supply System through back up lines

4 Students’ Canteen Yes

5 Students’ Common Room (Boys / Girls) Yes

6 Cafeteria Yes

7 Indoor Sports Facilities Yes

8 Outdoor Sports Facilities Yes

9 Auditorium Yes

10 Hostel Boys Yes

Girls Yes

If no hostel facility is available, whether arrangements have been made for boarding and lodging of students near to the institution, if yes mode of travel from the place of stay to the institution

11 Principal’s Quarters Yes

12 Digital Library Partially digital

13 Quarters for Faculty Yes

14 Guest House Yes

15 Parking facilities Yes

16 Medical facilities (full time / part time doctor / dispensary)

Dispensary

17 Insurance facilities Yes

18 Telephone booth Yes

19 Gymnasium /indoor / outdoor stadium All facilities available

20 Rainwater-harvesting facilities are available Partially available

21 Bank facility Yes

22 Reprographic facilities in the Institutions Available

Academic Sessions: Academic Calendars of Both PRM Batches are attached as Annexure 6 Examination System: Trimester Students Committee:

i. Class Representative (CR) (One member)

ii. Deputy Class Representative (DCR) (One member) iii. Academic Committee: (Two from each Section):

Nomination and voting is done section wise. Elected members will elect a convener for the committee.

iv. Computer Committee: One from each hostel block / residential cluster: Nomination and voting is done block/cluster wise. Elected members will elect a convener for the committee.

v. Mess Committee (Five members)

vi. Events Committee (Twelve Members):

a. Treasurer (Committee Convener) b. Cultural Secretary (Two members, one girl and one boy) c. Sports Secretary (Two members; one girl and one boy) d. Film Secretary e. Hostel Secretaries (Two members; one girl and one boy) f. Media Secretaries (Two members) g. Alumni Secretaries (Two members) h. Magazine Editors (Two members)

vii. Placement Committee (Fifteen Members):

at least five Placement Committee members should be female student

Enrollment of PRM students in the last three years

Category PRM 2017 – 19) PRM 2018 – 20 PRM 2019 – 21

General 102 135 116

OBC (Non Creamy) 46 65 58

SC 23 33 32

ST 4 4 5

DAP* 1 2 4

Total 176 239 215 *Differently Abled Person

Annexure - 1

Cut offs Marks for PRM-38 (2017 – 19):

Category Cut of Marks out of total 100 marks (WT - 50 marks + GA - 25 marks +

PI - 25 marks)

OBC - Non Creamy 45.5614 SC 35.0049 ST 24.3972 Differently Abled Person (DAP)

29.9890

General 51.9122

Cut offs Marks for PRM-39 (2018 – 20):

Category Cut off Marks (out of 100)

General 54.4499 Scheduled Caste (SC) 39.8025 Scheduled Tribe (ST) 30.9561 Other Backward Classes (Non-Creamy Layer) OBC (NC)

48.2716

Differently Abled Persons (PwD) 30.9707 Sponsored 47.9175

PRM-40 (2019-21)

Final admissions were offered to the candidates on category wise merit rank of their final score.

Annexure - 2

Post Graduate Programme in Rural Management 2020-2022 (PRM41)

Fees Structure for Indian Nationals

SN

Particulars First Year

(Amount in INR)

Second Year (Amount in INR)

Total Due date for payment As mentioned in

offer letter May 15, 2021

Tuition Fee, Computer and Internet Services Fee, Library and TAU Charges, Hostel Fee, and Student Activity Fee

1 Tuition Fee 5,25,000/- 5,25,000/- 10,50,000/-

2 Computer and Internet Services Fee 20,000/- 20,000/- 40,000/-

3 Library and Teaching Material (TAU) Charges

20,000/- 20,000/- 40,000/-

4 Hostel Fee 50,000/- 50,000/- 1,00,000/-

5 Student Activity Fee 10,000/- 10,000/- 20,000/-

Total Fees Payable (A) 6,25,000/- 6,25,000/- 12,50,000/-

Deposits and Other Activities Charges

SN Particulars As mentioned in

offer letter

1 Caution Deposit 30,000/-

2 Books Deposit 40,000/-

3 SPIC MACAY 1,000/-

4 Alumni Association Membership 2,000/-

Total (B) 73,000/-

Grand Total (A + B) 6,98,000/-

Notes:

1. There may be upward revision of the tuition fee, service fee and other charges.

2. Mess is managed by the students’ body. Boarding and personal expenses will be over and above the mentioned fee. Currently average monthly expenses of the mess is around Rs. 4,500/-.

3. You are also require to pay Rs. 3,000/- towards Students Activity Fund in the IRMA Student Mess at the time of joining.

4. Please note that Student Activity Fee mentioned above includes cost of services provided by the campus doctor and the Group Health Insurance of Rs.1,00,000/- taken by IRMA from any Insurance Company. Any other expenses have to be borne by the student.

Annexure - 3

Summary of Campus Placement for last three years

Compensation Summary 2017 2018 2019

Maximum CTC (Overall) 46,50,000 46,50,000 50,31,032

Mean CTC (Corporate Sector) 10,57,000 12,17,000 14,23,769

Mean CTC (Development Sector) 9,37,000 9,42,000 10,42,962

Mean Overall (Corporate + Development) 10,22,000 11,39,000 12,84,672

Median 8,40,000 10,00,000 12,84,672

Minimum CTC 4,50,000 3,50,000 6,20,000

Annexure - 4

Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Rural) 2020 [PGDMX(R)]

Fee Structure

Sr. No.

Particulars 1st Installment payable at the time

of Admission

2nd and Final installment payable before start of Term

III

Total Amount (Rs.)

Due Date for Payment

From 24-OCT-2019 to 20-NOV-2019

From 01-JUL-2020 – 17-JUL-2020

A Break-up for Fee 1 Tuition Fee 380,000 380,000 760,000 2 Computer and

Internet Services use fee

25,000 25,000 50,000

3 Hostel Rent 75,000 75,000 150,000

Total Fee payable

480,000 480,000 960,000

B Deposits 1 Cautionary Deposit 20,000 - -

2 Books Deposit 15,000 - -

Total Desposits 35,000 - -

C Other Activity Charges 1 Library Facilities

and Teaching Material (TAU)

8000 - -

2 Student Activity Fee

1000 - -

3 IRMA Club and SPIC MACAY

2000 - -

4 Alumni Association Membership

2000 - -

5 Medical Insurance Premium

2000 - -

Total Charges 15,000 - -

6 Total Amount payable

530,000 480,000 1,010,000

* * * * *

Annexure - 5

Final Selection Criteria (PRM41) (2020-22)

Particular Weightages

(in percentages)

CAT 2019 / XAT 2020 35%

IRMASAT 2020 10%

Group Activity (GA) 10%

Personal Interview (PI) 20%

Academic Performance 5%

Diversity 5%

Profile 15%

Total Weightages 100%

Annexure - 6

Academic Calendar for PRM39 (2018 – 20)

First Academic Year (2018 – 19)

ACTIVITY STARTING DATE ENDING DATE WEEKS

1 Bridge courses Monday, June 25, 2018 Saturday, June 30, 2018 1 Week

2 Induction and orientation Monday, July 02, 2018 Tuesday, July 10, 2018 9 days

3 Classroom segment, Term I Wednesday, July 11, 2018 Wednesday, September 26, 2018 11 Weeks

4 VFS Preparatory Week (VFS Preparation and PRA field training)

Thursday, September 27, 2018 Wednesday, October 03, 2018 1 Week

5 Vacation Thursday, October 04, 2018 Wednesday, October 10, 2018 1 Week

6 Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS)

Thursday, October 11, 2018 Wednesday, November 28, 2018 7 Weeks

7 VFS Exhibition/ Presentation Thursday, November 29, 2018 Tuesday, December 04, 2018 1 Week

8 Classroom segment, Term II Wednesday, December 05, 2018 Tuesday, February 26, 2019 12 Weeks

9 Classroom segment, Term III (One week for SIS Interviews)

Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Monday, May 27, 2019 12 Weeks

+5 days (11 + 1)

Total

Second Academic Year (2019 – 20)

10 Vacation Tuesday, May 28, 2019 Wednesday, May 29, 2019 2 days

11 Summer Internship Segment (SIS)

Wednesday, May 30, 2019 Wednesday, August 07, 2019 10 Weeks

(9 + 1)

12 Classroom segment, Term IV Thursday, August 08, 2019 Wednesday, October 30, 2019 12 Weeks

13 Classroom segment, Term V (including Placement between 02 to 09, December 2019)

Thursday, October 31, 2019 Thursday, January 23, 2020 12 Weeks

(10 + 2)

14 Classroom segment, Term VI Friday, January 24, 2020 Wednesday, April 01, 2020 10 Weeks

15 Convocation In 3rd week of April 2020

Total

Notes: 1. Induction will include four days of village stay. 2. Time period for VFS includes one week of Participatory Rural Appraisal (Theory and Field Training)

before the actual field visit and one-week post Village Stay Presentation / Exhibition. 3. Summer Internship Segment (SIS) includes one-week for presentation post SIS. 4. The dates are indicative; to be firmed up closer to the date off session starting.

Annexure 6

Academic Calendar for PRM40 (2019 –2021)

Academic Year (2019 – 2020)

ACTIVITY STARTING DATE ENDING DATE WEEKS

1 Bridge courses Monday, June 24, 2019 Saturday, June 29, 2019 1 Week

2 Induction and orientation Monday, July 01, 2019 Tuesday, July 09, 2019 9 days

3 Classroom segment, Term I Wednesday, July 10, 2019 Tuesday, September 24, 2019 11 Weeks

One Day Break

4 VFS Preparation and PRA field training

Thursday, September 26, 2019 Wednesday, October 02, 2019 1 Week

5 Village Fieldwork Segment (VFS)

Thursday, October 03, 2019 Wednesday, November 20, 2019 7 Weeks

6 VFS Presentation (Campus Reporting by Nov. 22, 2019)

Monday, November 25, 2019 Thursday, November 28, 2019 1 Week

7 Classroom segment, Term II (One week for SIS Interviews, Feb. 02 to 08, 2020)

Friday, November 29, 2019 Wednesday, February 26, 2020 13 Weeks

(12 + 1)

8 Vacation Thursday, February 27, 2020 Wednesday, March 04, 2020 1 Week

9 Classroom segment, Term III Thursday, March 05, 2020 Wednesday, May 20, 2020 11 Weeks

Total 47

Second Academic Year (2020 – 21)

10 Vacation Thursday, May 21, 2020 Wednesday, May 27, 2020 1 Week

11 Summer Internship Segment (SIS) Thursday, May 28, 2020 Wednesday, August 05, 2019 10 Weeks (9 + 1)

12 Classroom segment, Term IV Thursday, August 06, 2020 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 12 Weeks

13 Classroom segment, Term V (Including 10 days of Placement, November 30 to December 09, 2020)

Thursday, October 29, 2020 Saturday, January 16, 2021 10 Weeks + 10 days

14 Classroom segment, Term VI Monday, January 18, 2021 Saturday, March 27, 2021 10 Weeks

15 Declaration of Final result 2nd week of April 2021

15 Convocation In 3rd week of April 2021 Total 44

Notes: 1. Induction will include four days of village stay. 2. Time period for VFS includes one week of Participatory Rural Appraisal (Theory and Field Training)

before the actual field visit and one-week post Village Stay Presentation / Exhibition. 3. Summer Internship Segment (SIS) includes one-week for presentation post SIS. 4. The dates are indicative; to be firmed up closer to the date off session starting.

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