Indo German Training
Centre (IGTC)
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A management institure of
INDO-GERMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (IGCC)
An ISO 9001:2000 Accredited Organization
2-B, VULCAN INSURANCE BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR, VEER NARIMAN ROAD,
CHURCHGATE, MUMBAI-400 020
PHONE: 22822002, 22834773 FAX: 22853941
E-MAIL:
admissions@igtcindia.com
WEBSITE:
www.igtcindia.com |
Ms. Charu Singh
Director |
About the Institute :
Indo German Training Centre (IGTC) at Mumbai, is an educational
endeavour of the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce. It was established
in 1991, and holds a unique place in India's prestigious B-schools as
the only institute imparting a "practice oriented" business
administration course, based on the German dual system of higher
education.
The concept of German Dual System or Cooperative Education
The
German Cooperative education is Practice Oriented education. It
alternates study in the classroom with comprehensive on-the-job topic
linked training in participating companies. The timely practice
session immediately following classroom study of subjects, accords it
unique importance and has proved to be an excellent concept in
achieving quality. The integration of companies as active partners
into the system of cooperative management education fulfills an
important corporate requirement for more practical orientation at this
level of education and prepares future executives with strong
execution skills of management concepts. Therefore, the
cooperative
concept of education offers an attractive alternative to the
traditional management education, leading to highly qualified
products.
The dual system of learning, in which educational
institutions and employers cooperate, has a long tradition in Germany
and is credited with significant contribution to the positive growth
of its economy. In 1972, three global companies in Germany – Bosch,
Daimler Benz and SEL, together with the Chamber of Commerce and the
Academy of Business and Administration (VWA), took the initiative to
apply the principles of the dual system of vocational training to
further fields of business and engineering education. In 1974, the
new project Berufsakademie, aimed at creating a fully integrated
system of higher education, was launched. There are 18 Berufsakademie
institutes located all over Germany and operate in cooperation with
over 8000 companies, benefiting more than 26,000 students per year.
Global Impact
The
growth of cooperative education world-wide is quite impressive.
Former U.S. President, Mr. Bill Clinton, had it implemented in the
States of Florida, North and South Carolina and New Hampshire.
According to a report, in the USA, there are more than 97,000
companies, enterprises and government agencies involved in such
programmes. Berufsakademie's partnering institutions in Brazil,
Canada, Chile, China, France, Georgia, Greece, Finland, Hungary,
Israel, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Spain, South Africa,
and Switzerland, are implementing the concept widely.
IGTC tie-up with the University of Cooperative
Education – Berufsakademie, Karlsruhe, Germany
IGTC has pioneered in bringing this great educational alternative
of cooperative education to our management aspirants, with a tie-up
with the Berufsakademie, Karlsruhe, Germany.
The Berufsakademie, Karlsruhe, founded by the Government of
Baden-Wuerttemberg in 1979 has more than 900 participating companies,
responsible for training 1,800 students.
It offers study programmes and training facilities
in the fields of business administration, engineering and social work.
Main Objectives of IGTC
- To
select management trainees having the desired aptitude suitable to
corporate requirements.
- To equip future young executives with strong implementation skills
of the fundamentals of management.
- To provide a powerful platform which brings good corporates and
quality future managers together for mutual benefits.
- To establish a topic wise linkage between theory and practice by way
of comprehensive training in participating companies.
- To offer the graduates an alternative option for career development.
- To focus on developing EQ, positive personality traits, leadership
and creativity in students.
Parent Body
Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC)
The IGCC was established in 1956 for the promotion of economic
relations between India and Germany. IGCC today, has over 6,300
members. This makes it the largest German-Foreign Chamber in the world
and the largest Chamber of Commerce in India. Headquartered at Mumbai,
IGCC also has offices in Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and
liaison office in Duesseldorf. The Chamber is an ISO 9001:2000
accredited organization.
MBA DEGREE (2-YEAR FULL-TIME)
(Seats :
120 Nos)
Students can specialize in Marketing / HR/ Finance / IT.
The
Master of Business Administration (MBA) curriculum offers the student
an opportunity to develop a broad understanding of organization,
business and then to focus on a special area of interest. It is
designed to promote career advancement of professionals from every
undergraduate background.
Course
Structure
The duration of the Post Graduation in Business Administration
course is 18 months, divided into 4 phases. Each phase of 20
weeks duration is divided into 2 parts - Theoretical phase of 14
weeks at the Institute and practical training of 6 weeks in
participating companies.
13 Weeks
+ 1 Week Exams
6 Weeks
Theoretical Studies
Practical Training
Phase I: Marketing, Sales and International Trade
Phase II: Manufacturing and Service Industries, Materials and
Production Management
Phase III: Costing, Finance and Accounting
Phase IV: MIS, IT and E-commerce
The syllabus is:
- Dynamic and comprehensive.
- Industry oriented, constantly upgraded to meet the challenges of
ever-changing corporate/business requirements.
Modification of Syllabus
IGTC reserves the right to change the syllabus and course
structure of the programme, without any prior notice, as and when
required as per the changes in the academic and corporate environment.
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THEORETICAL STUDIES |
PHASE I
MARKETING & INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Duration 16 weeks
SUBJECTS
- Perspective Management
- Marketing Management
- Advertising
- Consumer Behaviour
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Research Methodology
- Financial Accounting
- Cost Accounting
- Quantitative Methods for Management
- Organization Behaviour
Followed by 6 Weeks of Practical Training in the Marketing
Department of the Training Company. |
PHASE II
MANUFACTURING & SERVICE INDUSTRIES
MATERIALS & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
Duration 14 weeks
SUBJECTS
- Production Management
- Materials Management
- Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Operations Research
- Economics for Managers
- Human Resource Management
- Business Law
- Financial Management
- Strategic Management & Business Policy – I
Followed by 6 Weeks of Practical Training in the Materials &
Production departments of the Training Company. |
PHASE III
COSTING, FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
Duration 13 weeks
SUBJECTS
- Advanced Financial Management
- Investment Management
- Strategic Cost Management
- Banking & Financial Services
- Derivatives & Fixed Income Securities & Analysis
- Corporate Taxes
- Strategic Management & Business Policy - II
Followed by 6 Weeks of Practical Training in the Finance
Department of the Training Company. |
PHASE IV
MIS, IT IN INDUSTRY & E-COMMERCE
Duration 13 weeks
SUBJECTS
- MIS & ERP
- International Business & Trade Policy
- Industrial Relations
- Indirect Tax
- Decision Science
- *German Language
Followed by 6 Weeks of Practical Training in the IT Department
of the Training Company. |
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*German language
Elementary level 1 is taught at IGTC
Certificate awarded by Max Mueller Bhavan, Mumbai, (Goethe
Institut) |
Practical
Training Highlights
The course offers a unique and comprehensive 6
months of corporate exposure in the form of practical training in
leading multinationals and Indian corporates.
In close cooperation with the participating companies, IGTC designs
and develops the practical training to ensure that students are
exposed to the functional areas of business management.
The training provides a lateral exposure to practical working.
Students receive a substantial stipend from the training company,
during practical training phases.
Students' work performance is assessed by the trainee company
through the appraisal format of IGTC at the end of each phase of
practical training.
The projects given to students are meaningful to the training
company in real terms. The training is customized according to the
work and post training absorption related requirements of each
company. This enables the companies to seriously examine the
trainee's capabilities, potential and suitability for their specific
post training, final absorption.
The Evaluation
Scheme
Optimized Learning Process
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The Institute employs the best learning tools to impart the
theoretical knowledge of the subject.
- At IGTC, evaluation is a continuous process. At the end of every
theory phase, tests are conducted in all the subjects covered in the
phase.
Tests are oral, written, case studies, project assessments – or a
combination of all these. The phase-end evaluations are considered
as final.
- Performance evaluation by training-in-charge of the participating
company during the practical training, forms a part of the overall
evaluation. All the projects carried out in different departments
of the industry, are accorded due importance.
The Diploma
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The Diploma is awarded by the German Chamber of Commerce and
Industry (DIHK), Germany and the IGCC.- Recognized the world
over.
The
Opportunity
- The IGTC programme is a unique platform for
graduates. Due to its dynamically evolving contents and emphasis on
real life industry interaction, the students acquire exposure and
relevant skills in line with Industry requirements.
- Students obtain six months of solid corporate work experience as
part of the programme.
- The collaborative and innovative education leads to motivated
young executives, preferred by Industry, as they hold responsible
positions without a settling-in period and are well prepared to meet
the needs of Industry.
- The training programme automatically heightens a student's chances
for gainful employment in participating companies as well as other
corporates.
- Successful students' profiles are published in the IGCC magazine,
circulated to over 6,500 industry members.
Important Value Additions for students
To imbibe the concepts, text related practical sessions in
partnering corporate's work place
offers the best laboratory experience. Hence partners compliment
each other's efforts by offering quality resources.
International
Corporate exposure
Under International students' exchange programme with Berufsakademie,
Karlsruhe, at the completion of the 18 months PGDBA course, a few
outstanding students per Batch are selected for corporate training
of 3 – 6 months duration in Germany. The Berufsakademie, Karlsruhe
finds training companies in Germany for these students. The
students receive a monthly stipend from the German training company,
to cover the expenses during their stay in Germany.
Consequently, select outstanding students
receive 9 –12 months of corporate experience as part of the IGTC
PGDBA, including 3 – 6 months of International work experience.
- The 18 months, full time PGDBA is an intensive programme with
no summer vacations. The compact course saves students valuable time
and enables them to step into the corporate world months ahead of
their counterparts from other institutes.
Financial
aspect
- Stipend is given to trainees during practical training phases.
Fee
Structure
Particulars PGDBA
Total fees for the 18-months course Rs.1,40,000/-
To be paid in 2 installments :
I. On admission to the course Rs.1,00,000/-
II. Before commencement of 3rd semester Rs.40,000/-
Fees once paid will not be refunded.
- Fees are payable by A/c Payee Demand Draft drawn in favour of The
Indo-GermanTraining Centre, Mumbai.
Reputed banks sanction study loans for full fee amount to IGTC
students. The terms and conditions of such loans are kept simple and
do not require collateral guarantee.
Campus and
Academic Facilities
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IGTC is prominently located in the Vulcan Insurance Building, Veer
Nariman Road, Churchgate, Mumbai.
* The Institute has well appointed fully air-conditioned premises.
* Well equipped computer lab, with internet and other facilities.
* A substantial library, containing a large and rich array of
reference material in the form of books, foreign business journals,
periodicals, magazines and newspapers. Additionally, membership of
the British Council Library and Indian Merchants' Chamber Library.
Note: IGTC does not provide Hostel facility to students. However, the
Institute endeavours to guide students to procure hostel / other
suitable accommodation at convenient locations.
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ACADEMIC STAFF
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Name |
Qualification / Information |
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Marketing |
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Ms. Sandhya Honavar |
M.A., PG Dip. in Cinema & Film, PG Dipl. Marketing & Advertising |
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Mr. B. K. Moradian |
B.E. (Mech.), MMS (Operations) |
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Dr. K. N. Vaidyanathan |
MMM, Ph.D (UDCT) |
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Prof. S. M. Prabhu |
B.A. (Hons.) Eco & Political Science (Gold medallist), LLB, MMS |
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Ms. Chandana Ghosh |
MMS, MMM |
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Mr. Ramesh Iyengar |
B.Sc. (Microbiology), D.M.M. (Marketing) |
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Mr. S. K. Palekar |
M.Sc, MMS (Marketing) |
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Mr. S. Kasture |
Director, EXIM Management Institute and a Corporate advisor and
Consultant |
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Mr. K. Parameswaran |
B.Sc., CAIIB |
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Materials &
Production |
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Prof V. H. Iyer |
CME, M.Com., PGDM, FIIMM |
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Prof. T. T. Kachwala |
B.E. (Mech), MAM |
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Mr. Jayanto Karmakar |
B.E.(Electrical), P. G. Dip. in Industrial Mgmt. |
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Mr. B. K. Moradian |
B.E. (Mech.), MMS (Operations) |
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Mr. N. K. Shivananda |
B.E. (Mech), Marine Engineer, TPM Certified Instructor |
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Mr. R. P. Singh |
B.E.(Mech), MAM |
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Prof. C. Y. Nimkar |
B.A. (Mathematics), M.A. (Statistics), DMS, Advanced Dipl.
Computer Software, System Analysis and Application |
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Mr. Ranga Kota |
P.G. (Agricultural Chemistry), MBA |
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Mr. Amol Lele |
B.E.(Prod), M.M.S. (Operations) |
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Ms. Chitra Chandrasekhar |
PGDM |
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Costing, Finance &
Accounting |
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Mr. M. Hariharan |
B.Com., FCA, CWA |
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Mr. K. Parameswaran |
B.Sc., CAIIB |
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Mr. P. L. Raval |
B. Com, CA |
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Dr. Sunder R. Korivi |
M.A., PhD., FCA, FASM, AIII, Grad CWA |
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Mr. S. M. Fakih |
Masters (Fin. Mgmt.), Dipl (Operation Research) |
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Mr. R. Sundararaman |
BSc, CAIIB, AICWA |
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Mr. T. Balaji |
B. Tech (Electronics), M.F.M |
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Management
Information System & ERP |
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Mr. K. G. Chari |
B.Sc., Dipl. (Computer Mgmt.), Masters (Fin. Mgmt.) |
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Prof. D. G. Jha |
PG Dipl. (Computer Programming & Systems Analysis), MCA, MBA
(Newport University, California, USA), Certified Software
Test Manager, Certified IBM Professional. |
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Human Resource
Management & Organisational Behaviour |
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Mr. Jayaram Shetty |
Masters (HRM), M.B.A. |
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Mr. M. Rajgopal |
B.A. Eco, MMA (Human Resources) |
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General Management |
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Prof. S. M. Prabhu |
B.A. (Hons.) Eco & Political Science (Gold medallist), B. A. LLB,
MMS |
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Ms. Kamalrukh Baria |
M.Com, MMS (Finance) and British Chevening Scholar,
Manchester
Business School, U.K. |
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Prof. A. A. Ghaznavi |
B.Sc., LLB, LLM |
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Prof. M. P. Rege |
B.A. (Econ.), Masters (Developmental Econ.) University of
Sussex, U.K. |
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Mr. I. M. Saksena |
Director Personnel, Elder Pharmaceuticals Ltd. |
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Dr. K. N. Vaidyanathan |
Ph.D (UDCT), MMM |
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Dr. Anil Naik |
B.Com, M.Com, P.G. Dip. M. I.I.M. (Calcutta), Ph.D. |
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Prof. Ram Mallar |
LLB, FCA |
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Prof. N. S. Shetty |
M.A. (Econ.), Masters (Fin. Mgmt.) |
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Mr. S. K. Bhatt |
M.F.M, M.Com, L.L.B, F.C.S, CAIIB |
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Mr. Gurdip Anand |
MMS (Marketing Management-Gold Medalist), B. E. Civil |
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GUEST FACULTY |
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Senior Management
Personnel and Foreign Experts |
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Mr. Anurag Bajaj |
General Manager, Hotel Marine Plaza |
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Mr. Raj Balakrishnan |
Vice President, DSP Merill Lynch |
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Mr. Sunil Bhase |
General Manager – Materials -
German Remedies Limited |
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Mr. Chandrasekhar |
Management Consultant |
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Mr. Darshan Chitrabhanu |
Advisor & Researcher -Harvard University, Learning
Innovations Laboratories |
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Mr. Vivek C. Datey |
Project Management Consultant |
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Mr. Rodney D'Cruz |
Manager Sales India - Delta Air Line, Inc. |
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Ms. Ritika Dube |
Marketing- Automotive Sector - Mahindra & Mahindra |
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Mr. K. A. Fernandes |
Deputy General Manager-Comprehensive Marketing Services
Division-Crompton
Greaves |
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Mr. Saket Gore |
Brand Manager, Hindustan Lever Limited |
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Mr. Sabbas Joseph |
Director – Wizcraft |
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Mr. Rajesh Khushalani |
Manager – Advisory Services - Knight Frank |
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Dr. D. S. Kolamkar |
I.E.S, Director- Forward Markets Commission, Government of India |
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Ms. Sharada Kumaraswamy |
Consultant, IFFCO-TOKIO General Insurance Co. Ltd. |
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Mr. Raghunath D. Medge |
Director – Khed (R.Nagar) Taluka Rahivasi Utkarsha
Mandal
Mumbai |
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Ms. Arpita Menon |
Media Director – Lodestar |
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Mr. S. S. Muzumdar |
Director (Retd), Siemens Ltd., President - Mumbai Chapter
National
HRD
Network |
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Mr. S. Raghuram |
Manager Imports - German Remedies Limited |
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Dr. A. Ramachandiran |
Management Consultant |
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Mr. Ashok K. Sharma |
Entrepreneur |
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Mr. Arif A. Siddiqui |
Business Head, AFL Logistics Division |
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Dr. Vinod K. Suri |
Senior Scientific Officer, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai |
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Mr. K. R. Upili |
Vice-President Human Resources, Siemens Information Systems
Limited |
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Mr. Vaidilingam R. |
Relationship Officer - Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Company
Ltd. |
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Mr. Reinhard Krause |
Deputy Secretary - German Ministry of Economics |
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Dr. Johannes von Thadden |
Managing Director - German Bi-national Chambers Abroad |
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Mr. Mahesh Moghe |
Head – CRM Practice, Apar Infotech |
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Mr. Anupam Chaturvedi |
Chief Representative, D Z Bank |
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Ms. Jigna A. Chaturvedi |
Counsellor- Re-insurance & Export Credit Insurance |
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Mr. Hardik Dalal |
Professional Finance, J.P. Morgan Securites India Private Ltd. |
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Mr. Ranjan Kapur |
Former Executive Chairman, India, Ogilvy & Mather India Vice
Chairman,
Asia
Pacific, Ogilvy & Mather Asia Pacific |
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Mr. Gerson D'Cunha |
Convenor AGNI (Action for Good Governance & Networking of India) |
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Mr. Arvind Mahajan |
AGM, NABARD |
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Ms. Rohini Vijaygopal |
Strategic Marketing Consultant |
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Mr. Nagesh Pannaswami |
Senior Brand Services Director, Lowe Lintas India Pvt. Ltd. |
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Mr. R. D. Medge |
President Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box |
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Mr. Bomi Kavina |
Former-Sr. Manager – Training, BNP PARIBAS |
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Mr. Avinash Pant |
General Manager Marketing, Coca – Cola India |
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Mr. Chirag Unadkat |
CEO Wesra India Pvt. Ltd. |
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Mr. Zia Khan |
Marketing Manager Siemens Information Systems Ltd. |
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Mr. Deepak Godbole |
Deputy Manager, General Insurance Corporation of India. |
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Ms. Preeti Sharma Menon |
Director, Synergy Relationship Management Services Pvt. Ltd.
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Mr. Kunal Joshi |
Lowe Lintas India Pvt. Ltd. |
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Mr. Sharad Mohan |
V.P & M.D Banking, CitiBank |
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Mr. Kailash Kulkarni |
Director Agency Sales, Metlife |
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Mr. Kaushal A. Shah |
Senior Analyst, LKP Securities Ltd. |
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Mr. Surabh Varshey |
Senior Manager, Corporate Planning & Business Research, HLL |
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Mr. Ayaz Memon |
Editor Special Projects, Times of India |
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Mr. Damodar Mall |
Business Manager, HLL |
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Mr. Arvind Inamdar |
Management Consultant |
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Mr. D.G. Kamath |
Vice President, UTI Bank |
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Mr. Sachin Shah |
Asst. Manager – Finance B4U Television Network (India) Pvt. Ltd. |
PLACEMENTS
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Indian Placements |
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Apeejay Group Ltd. |
Auchtel Products Ltd. |
Asian Paints Ltd. |
A.T.E. Marketing Pvt.Ltd. |
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BASF India Ltd. |
Bayer CropScience Limited |
BG Exploration & Production India Limited |
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Consulting (I) Pvt.Ltd. |
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Bharat Werner Fritz Ltd. |
Chicago Neumatics |
CashTech Solutions |
Colour–Chem Limited |
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Dr. Willmar Schwabe India Pvt. Ltd. |
Eirich-Transweigh India Pvt. Ltd. |
Endress + Hauser (India) Pvt. Ltd. |
EPCOS India Pvt Ltd. |
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EFD Induction Limited |
German Remedies Ltd. |
General Insurance Company Ltd. |
Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. |
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HDFC Bank |
Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Pvt. Ltd. |
Infosys Technologies Ltd. |
Indo-German Chamber of Commerce |
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IBM Global Services India Pvt Ltd. |
Jobstreet.com India Pvt. Ltd. |
JP Morgan Services India Private Limited |
Knight Frank India Limited |
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Kotak Securities |
KPMG Consulting India Limited |
KSB Pumps Limited |
Lufthansa German Airlines |
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Mettler-Toledo India Private Limited |
Macleods Pharmaceuticals |
Mascot System Limited |
Metlife Insurance |
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MICO Bosch Group |
NRB Bearings Limited |
Reliance Infocom Ltd. |
Research International |
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Royal Sundaram Alliance |
SAAMA Technologies Pvt. Ltd. |
SAP India Pvt.Ltd. |
Satyam Computers Ltd. |
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SBI Commercial & International Bank Ltd. |
Siemens Information Systems Ltd. |
Siemens Ltd. |
Sovereign Tech Eng. Services Pvt Ltd. |
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Standard Chartered Bank |
Tata Consulting Services |
Thermax Limited |
UTI Bank Ltd. |
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Wipro Ltd. |
Zensar Technologies Ltd. |
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International Placements |
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Acer Computer Middle East Ltd |
Aventis Pharma AG, Germany |
Ciber Inc.,USA |
Edutech LLC, Dubai |
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KPMG Australia |
Robert Bosch Corporation, USA |
Siemens Shared Services LLC, USA |
UNITOR AS, Dubai |
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Participating Companies offering practical training |
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A.T.E. Marketing Pvt. Ltd. |
Bayer CropScience Limited |
Colour-Chem Limited |
Daimler Chrysler India Limited |
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EFD Induction Limited |
EIRICH TRANSWEIGH
India Pvt. Ltd. |
Elder Pharmaceuticals Limited |
Endress + Hauser |
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EPCOS India Private Limited |
GODREJ |
KSB Pumps Limited |
Lincoln Helios (India) Limited |
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Mettler-Toledo India Private Limited (MTIN), |
Motor Industries Co. Ltd. (MICO) |
NRB BEARINGS LIMITED |
OKS Speciality Lubricants (India) Private Limited |
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Patel Extrusion Group |
Siemens Limited |
SISL – Siemens Information Systems Ltd. |
SOVEREIGN TECH Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd. |
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Stovec Industries Limited |
Syntell |
Tainwala - Casper Brands |
Tannet Solutions |
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Tata Honeywell |
Texas Instruments |
ValueNotes |
Venkateshwara Hatcheries Ltd. |
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Videocon International |
Whirlpool |
Wipro |
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Addresses in various
cities
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Indo-German Training Centre (IGTC)
2-B, Vulcan Insurance Building, 2nd floor
Veer Nariman Road, Churchgate, Mumbai–400 020
Tel: 22822002 / 22834773, Fax: 22853941
E-mail:
admissions@igtcindia.com
Website:
www.igtcindia.com |
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BRANCH OFFICES OF IGCC |
Bangalore
403, Shah Sultan, 4th floor, P.O. Box 144,
Cunningham Road, Bangalore–560 052
Tel: 080-2265650, Fax: 080-2203797
E-mail:
bangalore@indo-german.com |
Chennai
117, G.N. Chetty Road, T.N. Nagar, Chennai–600 017
Tel: 044-28211835, Fax: 044-28211837
E-mail:
chennai@indo-german.com |
Kolkata
3A, Gurusaday Road, 1st floor, Block A
Kolkata–700 019
Tel: 033-22837970 / 7962, Fax: 033-22837963
E-mail:
calcutta@indo-german.com |
New Delhi
German House, 2, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi–110 021
Tel: 011-26878721 / 26111730, Fax: 011-26118664
E-mail:
delhi@indo-german.com |
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