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Think
Outside
The Box
Placements 2016
Indian institute of forest management,

bhopal
Contents
Directors Message 02
Placement Chairpersons Message 03
About IIFM 04
Why IIFM 05
Institute Activities 06
Infrastructure 08
Pedagogy 10
Courses Offered 12
Our Esteemed Faculty 14
Student Activities 16
Conclaves & Testimonials 18
Industrial Interface & Speakers 20
Recruiting Partners 22
Student Profiles 25
Thinking outside the box is more than just a business clich.
It means approaching problems in new, innovative ways;
conceptualizing problems differently; and understanding your
position in relation to any particular situation in a way youd
never thought of before.
We at IIFM make unstinted efforts to push a budding managers
thinking up to and beyond its limit time after time, thus
helping them to think differently and arrive at holistic solutions
to Business, Environmental, Development and Conservation
problems.
Directors
Message
The Post Graduate Diploma
in Forestry Management
(PDGFM) is a course that
is constantly evolving to
meet the challenges and
rapidly changing dynamics
of market, society and the
environment in the current
scenario of globalization and
liberalization.
The Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM), a premier national institute has
been given the mandate of integrating development, environment and conservation
and livelihood management into the government, corporate and industrial sectors. It
produces world class professionals in this unique sector.
The Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management (PDGFM) is a course that is
constantly evolving to meet the challenges and rapidly changing dynamics of market,
society and the environment in the current scenario of globalization and liberalization.
This flagship program of IIFM, since its inception, has been at the helm of developing
the most vibrant and responsible managers, with knowledge and skills required for the
holistic and green development of the country and the world.
PGDFM students have firmly established themselves in India and all over the world
over the last 27 years. They have not only performed with excellence in the fields of
development, environment and conservation & livelihood management in which they
specialize, but many have gone on to play traditional business management roles,
where they bring their unique perspective to obtain high success.
Each year at IIFM we have adapted the course to take into account contemporary
developments in our allied sectors, and this is reflected in the expertise of our graduates.
I fully expect that the multidisciplinary and holistic approach that characterizes our
students will contribute richly to the success of the organizations that recruit them
alongside the interests of the students.
The placement experience for organizations with IIFM since inception has been
consistently a mutually beneficial one. The interest of the prospective and continuing
employers, in the students of IIFM has been a source of inspiration to all of us.
With great pride, I introduce you to the 27th batch of the PGDFM at the Indian Institute
of Forest Management and extend a warm welcome to your esteemed organization
to recruit from the PGDFM 2014-16 batch.
This batch of PGDFM had the Directors dictum as Success comes in cans and failures
in cants and thus they have grown with such commitment. I am confident that you
will all have yet another achievement and satisfaction filled placement experience!
Dr. G. A. Kinhal
Director, IIFM
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Placement
Chairpersons Message
Over the last 26 years,
IIFM has been the best place
to recruit future leaders
that have the right mix of
theoretical and practical
skills in the context of Indias
development story-where
increasingly, social and
environmental considerations
play a critical role.
The Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management is continuously adapting itself

to develop students passionate about the environment into mature professionals
who can steer organizations of various kinds through new challenges. Our teaching
methods and courses build the students capacity to understand concepts and their
practical implications- through summer internships, field work, academic depth, and
an emphasis on developing holistic and creative thinking.
As we begin our 27th year of placements, I am sure that you will share our
confidence in our students- they have been forged in the fire of our demanding
program, and are emerging into a changing world, ready to be the leaders of
tomorrow- leaders with the knowledge and capability to manage environmentally,
economically and socially balanced growth wherever they go. For the last
quarter century, our students have achieved success in various sectors including-
conservation, consultancy, corporate social responsibility, development, ecotourism,
environment, forestry, livelihood, microfinance, research, education, multilateral
agencies and the corporate world. In India and all over the world, our alumni are in
positions of responsibility in more than a hundred organizations, and are a testament
to the excellence of our program.
I am excited to present to you the 27th batch of graduates of our flagship program,
the PGDFM. At the Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM) in Bhopal, faculty
and researchers constantly strive to produce knowledge useful for organizations
managers in the areas of development, environment, natural resource management
and allied sectors. We use this knowledge in our teaching in ways that we believe will
benefit our students and the organizations that they join.
Welcome to the placement process for the batch of 2014-16. The batch will be
ready to be employed from April 2016. They are diverse in terms of academic,
professional and cultural backgrounds, but they all have a burning desire to succeed.
I look forward to seeing you on campus, and to a mutually beneficial, progressive
partnership with your organization.
Prof. Advait Edgaonkar

Chairperson, Placements
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Creativity is
contagious.
Pass it on.
-Albert Einstein
Encourage IIFM stresses the importance of creativity. Unless we understand how

innovating the business processes can keep organisations competitive,
Free Thinking our efforts at encouraging creative thinking risk falling flat.
About Established in 1982 as an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Environment,

Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, IIFM was conceptualized in response
to the recommendations of the National Commission on Agriculture. The impetus
IIFM generated by these recommendations culminated in an alliance with the Indian Institute
of Management, Ahmedabad through which the philosophy and raison dtre of IIFM was
evolved. The Swedish International Development Agency also contributed financially and
technically in establishing the Institute. Since its inception, IIFM has been home to some
of the most brilliant young minds who are constantly raising the bar of excellence in this
dynamic field.
Situated in the City of Lakes, the Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal is uniquely
positioned in South Asia in its endeavour to blend the concepts of environment and
development management with corporate management expertise.

Culture
Why The students, the faculty, the courses, the field visits
and the lush green campus all play a part to form the
IIFM
dynamic culture of IIFM. IIFM gives independence to
students to run various committees and cells. The
culture of IIFM builds in the students, an ability to
view the business world from all perspectives be it
economic or environmental, be it profit or people.
It drives the students in pursuit of knowledge and
inculcates leadership and teamwork in them.
Knowledge Capital Selection Process

The excellent mix of highly qualified faculty and up-to- Each batch is selected through an extremely stringent
date course content ensures that IIFM graduates are selection process, consisting of several filters to get
well prepared to face any challenge posed by todays the best minds in the country. The present batch has
business, environmental, development and conservation been selected from a pool of top scorers in CAT who
scenarios. The permanent faculty student ratio is an further appeared for rigorous screening rounds of
impressive 1:5 with 35 permanent faculty members group discussions and personal interviews.
catering to 9 expert areas.
Practical Exposure and Industry Relations

IIFM believes in the importance of giving its students extensive practical exposure
alongside invaluable academic inputs to ensure their holistic development. This
ensures a perfect mix of business acumen and academic intellect. Such exposure is
provided by means of Summer Internship, field visits, industry visits, guest lectures,
and live projects. A ten-week compulsory Summer Internship provides an opportunity
for students to apply academic knowledge to real time management problems.
A 21-day-long field trip in first year and 15-day-long field trip in second year are
conducted during the programme to provide hands-on ground experience. Guest
lectures provide students with a chance to interact with representatives of the
corporate world and learn about the latest management practices.
The Summer Internship and Placements 2015 like always, have received tremendous
support from the Industry. The National event COALESCENCE, the guest
lectures, frequent interactions with alumni and other industry experts have attracted
participation from various companies like WWF, TERI, ITC, Ernst and Young, IL & FS,
Citibank and others.

institute
activities

Education
Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management (PGDFM)
Fellow Programme in Management (FPM)
M.Phil. (Natural Resource Management)
Nodal Centre for Doctoral Programme of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
Training and Management Centres of Excellence

Development Programmes An International Centre for Community Forestry
(MDPs) (ICCF) has been set up at IIFM to promote Sustainable
Forest Management with community participation
The dynamic nature of society and economy makes
through research, training and documentation. IIFM
it imperative for managers and administrators to
has, at present, nine centres dedicated to special
continuously upgrade their managerial skills to meet
focus areas. These centres pursue specific activities
new challenges, conflicts and changes in roles. The
within the broad mandate of the Institute and provide
institute since its inception offers diversified action
research thrust in special areas of interest. The other
oriented MDPs to managers, foresters and policy
centers are
makers of various government, non-government
and forest-based industries in India and other Asian Centre for Ecological Service Management
countries. Centre for Livelihood Management
Research Centre for Sustainable Forest Management and
Forest Certification
The thirst of knowledge never ends. The institute
constantly strives to develop frontiers of applied Centre for Climate Change Studies
research in area of development, environment, forestry Centre for Policy Studies
and natural resource management. Knowledge transfer Centre for Application of Management
is done through teaching material and case studies Techniques in Government
based on the learning and findings of the research.
IIFM-IP Paul Brown Centre of Excellence for
The research projects are funded by various National Sustainable Development
and International organizations like the Ministry of Centre for Geoinformatics.
Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Department
of Science & Technology, Ministry of Textiles (GoI) International Linkages
State Forest Departments, ITTO, FAO, IDRC, DFID,
IIFM regularly participates in various activities at the
Ford Foundation, Ministry of Rural Development (GoI),
international level like International Symposia and
UNDP, GIZ and World Bank.
Congregations. It also has had academic collaborations
Consultancy with international organizations like ITTO, FAO,
UNDP, USFS, IDRC, World Bank, Cambridge
The multi disciplinary expertise of IIFMs faculty makes
University, Oxford Forestry Institute, to name a few.
IIFM ideally suited to offer consultancy services in the
areas of Forestry, Environment and Natural Resource
Management. The consultancy projects cater to a wide
range of clients and spread in areas such as Ecological,
Environmental economics, Socio-economic studies,
Human Resource, Finance, Sustainable Resource
Management and Certifications.

The value of
an idea lies
in the using
of it.
- Thomas Edison
Read, play, Creative thinking is only worthwhile if it results in action. Provide

the time and resources to develop and implement those ideas worth
share acting upon.
infrastructure
Campus
The Institute has a sprawling campus spread over 230 acres located
on a lush green hill-top surrounded by water-bodies on three sides.
The building complex includes the Academic Complex, Library,
Computer Centre, Hostel, Mess, and the Administration and
Accounts wings. The Academic Complex of IIFM includes class
rooms, seminar rooms equipped with video conferencing facilities
and and the faculty block. The award winning architectural design
of IIFMs building provides an environment conducive to academic
activities, professional deliberations and social interaction.
Subscription to a number of
Green campus spread over
international e-journals is a key
Campus
230 acres located ingredient of the IIFM library

Computer Centre Institutional membership with DELNET Hostel, Guest House

& MANLiBNET as well as continuous
The Computer Centre has hardware & Mess
updating of resource base and inclusion
and software resources that are Three hostel blocks having one hundred
of publications of current interest is
capable of providing support for diverse and ten fully furnished rooms in total
constantly undertaken.
computing requirements. It has a are available for accomodating boys and
number of computers in Local Area A collection of films on forestry, girls separately. The hostel rooms are
Network (LAN), 100 Mbps broadband environment, development, livelihood and connected with Internet facility through
internet connectivity and state-of-the- management are available. The Online LAN and Wi-Fi. The Mess is equipped
art Geographic Information System Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) facility with automated and semi-automated
(GIS) and Image Processing facilities. is available on all terminals connected equipment and cooking systems. It is
Computing support is provided to through LAN. IIFM has more than 39,000 capable of serving about 300 people at
students twenty four hours a day. books and subscription to more than 220 a time with nutritious and wholesome
National and International periodicals, a food.
Library and number of CDs and DVDs on various
Information topics of academic interests, and Sports Facilities
Services subscription to a number of International A wide range of sports facilities are
IIFM library has a vast collection of online databases such as JSTOR, Prowess, available on campus including Badminton,
books and journals on subjects of J-gate (Social and Management Sciences), Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis, Cricket,
business management, sociology, EBSCO (Business Source Elite and Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Carrom,
conservation, environment, Environment Complete), Science Direct, Chess and Gym. Intra institute sports
development, forestry and beyond. Business Management and Accounting, tournament are organized regularly and
This multi-storied air conditioned Environmental Science and Indiastat. the Institute participates every year in the
building offers a ocean of knowledge In addition, IIFM has subscribed to Harvard All India Forest Sports and Games Meet
to students. Subscription to a Business School case studies, which our organized by MoEF, GOI. Here at IIFM,
number of international e-journals is faculty use in teaching course work. every goal scored is cheered, every run
a key ingredient of the IIFM library. scored is applauded and every point won
calls for a celebration.
The Computer Center has a Intra institute sports The hostel rooms are
number of computers in Local tournament are organized connected with Internet facility
Area Network (LAN), Internet regularly and the Institute through LAN and Wi-Fi.
connectivity participates every year

Pedagogy
IIFM provides the contemporary classroom learning using methods like case
analysis and conceptual discussions based on the same, along with review of
literature on various topics given as assignments and presentations. Subjects
like Natural Resource Management in Rural Development (NRD) are taught
from a conservation as well as development perspective so that students
can develop a holistic understanding of the critical issues related to natural
resource management and rural development. General Management courses
of finance and marketing are taught through both corporate as well as rural
development perspectives. These methods induce self-study and group work
among the students which enhance the interpersonal skills and inculcate the
spirit of team work. The curriculum has effectively expanded the horizon
of knowledge and opportunities for the students in the field of sustainable
development, rural development, marketing, research and consultancy,
financial services and beyond.

Field Visits
Two field visits, the first after the 2nd semester and the second after the 5th semester are an essential part of the
curriculum. These Field visits of 15-20 days help students to understand the various aspects of the sustainable
development. The Field visits include visits to industries, rural and tribal areas, national parks, NGOs, renewable
energy projects, state forest departments, plantations, eco-tourism sites, warehouses etc across various states
of India. These visits not only give grassroot level knowledge to the students but also help them develop their
wisdom to take balanced decisions in their professional career. Apart from these Field visits, many other course
specific weekend field visits are undertaken by the students to gain practical insights to complement the theoretical
knowledge gained in class.
Case Study Summer Internship Research and

Classroom sessions are aided A ten week compulsory summer Presentations
through various methods one of internship program with various To make the learning experience
the most important of which is organizations ranging from financial self-motivated and participatory,
case analysis. The case studies institutions, environmental & professors play the role of facilitators
used are from elite national and development organizations, by providing a foundation for
international publications and international and national NGOs, discussion and leaving the ground
cover not only international government organizations and open for students research through
cases but also covers the South MNCs, provides opportunities for self-study and presentations. This
Asian perspectives. Case studies the students to apply academic method provides an opportunity to
cut across various organizations knowledge to real time managerial explore the intricacies of a subject
and issues and therefore they problems. This is the time area and ingrain the necessary
are of strategic importance in when students get exposed to a aspects of time management and
understanding various problems. professional workplace. IIFMites crisis control. This method also helps
have succeeded consistently in students to develop good writing,
IIFM has subscribed to case
strengthening the bond between presentation and analytical skills.
studies from Harvard Business
SI organizations and IIFM which Many students have developed upon
Review, one of the most
has resulted in a relationship which these opportunities to publish their
renowned repositories of case
extends beyond the boundaries of own research papers and write
studies in the world.
internships and campus placements. articles in journals.

Courses
Offered Core & Electives
Statistics and Data Handling

The courses are designed to introduce statistical and Ecological Economics and Environmental Valuation
decision making techniques with applicability in dealing with
Development Economics and Growth Models
real life situations. They help to develop advanced analytical
skills in analyzing quantitative data. Human Resource and Behavioral
Quantitative Techniques Sciences
Operations Research
The primary objective is to provide the HRM perspective
Research Methodology and framework in the context of organizational behavior. It
Advanced Data Analysis also discusses the role of human behavior in practicing ethical
Impact Evaluation organizational behavior and corporate social responsibility.
Econometrics Behaviour in Organizations

Designing Work Organization
Information Technology
Human Resource Management
and Communication
Conflict Resolution
These courses promote the use of software and applications.
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
They also impart the knowledge of how specialized
modern day technology can be used effectively for various
Participatory Action Management
organizational processes.
Marketing
Basic Computing and Data Handling
These courses give an insight into various concepts of
Management Information Systems
marketing and help to develop market analysis and decision
Geographic Information Systems making skills. The application of these concepts is discussed
Practical Analytics and Data Mining with cases related to rural and environmentally sustainable
Communication and Extension Management marketing.
Marketing Management
Finance and Accounting
Marketing Research
Accounting being an integral part of any organization, these Supply Chain Management
courses empower the students to understand and make
Green Marketing and Sustainability
appropriate accounting decisions.
Rural and Social Marketing
Management Accounting
Green Advertising and Campaigns
Cost Accounting
Financial Management
Corporate Strategy /Business/
Management Control Systems
General Management
Project Management
Economics Strategic Management
The courses start with explaining the concepts of economics Corporate Environment Management
at the micro and macro level and later specialize in the
International Business
application of economic issues related to forestry, business,
social development and environmental evaluation. Corporate Social Responsibility and Social
Entrepreneurship
Micro Economic Analysis
Disaster and Risk Management
Macro Economic Policy and Analysis
NGO Management

Laws and Policies Environment and Sustainability
An enabling policy environment and good governance are the These courses focus on the use of the concepts of
keys to sustainable development. These courses build the environmental science for decision making in natural
capacity to understand concepts of policy science, process resource management. They help to gain substantive
formulations and changes and their implications for the public scientific knowledge in an integrated manner; ensure that
domain in general and and for natural resource management in students gain a strong scientific understanding, analytical
particular. perspectives and technical skills for understanding the
environmental conservation issues, their causes and solutions.
Society and Polity
It introduces preferred policy tools like Carbon trading, Clean
Public Policy System Development Mechanism, REDD+, Payment for ecosystem
Forest Policy, Law and Planning services etc.
Forest Governance Environmental Conservation and Ecosystem
Environmental Law and Policy Management
Development Theory, History and Policy Climate Change and Low Carbon Development
Mountain Ecosystems - People and Sustainable
Forestry Development
Modeling of Ecology and Economy
It exposes the students to all aspects of the creation,
conservation and protection of artificial and natural forests. Environmental Impact Assessment
It helps to understand recent trends and relevance of
afforestation technology, reforestation, agro forestry and Conservation
sustainability of forests in the light of climate change. It also
These courses explain various concepts of conservation from
includes the concepts and tools for preparing and evaluating
the perspective of different stakeholders involved in it. It
forestry and afforestation projects
empowers students to take up research and conservation
Fundamentals of Forest Management actions as professionals. It also extends to explain linkages
Forest Operations Management between conservation and livelihood of the dependent
Forest Mensuration community.
Plantations and Agro Forestry Business Management Biodiversity Conservation

Sustainable Forest Management and Forest Certification Wildlife Conservation Management
People, Parks and Wildlife
Natural Resource Management Eco-tourism and Nature Conservation
Natural Resource Management for Community Development

Rural Development
and Livelihood
Land Management and Agro Forestry
Integrated Watershed Management Sustainable Livelihood Management and Social
Entrepreneurship
Wetland Resource Management
Medicinal Aromatic Plants and Enterprise Development
Horticulture Management

A business that
makes nothing
but money is a
poor business
- Mark Twain
Model Creative Creative thinking is only worthwhile if it results in action.

Provide the time and resources to develop and implement those
Thinking ideas worth acting upon.
Our Esteemed
faculty
DIRECTOR
Dr. Girdhar A. Kinhal (IFS)
COMMUNICATION &
EXTENSION MANAGEMENT
K. N. Krishna Kumar (Ph.D)
Anup Prakash Upadhayay (Ph.D)
ECOSYSTEM & ENVIRONMENT

MANAGEMENT
Suprava Patnaik (Ph.D)
Yogesh Dubey (Ph.D)
Omprakash D. Madguni (Ph.D)
Bhaskar Sinha (Ph.D)
Chandra Prakash Kala (Ph.D)
Advait Edgaonkar (Ph.D)

ENVIRONMENT & QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES HUMAN RESOURCE

DEVELOPMENTAL AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
ECONOMICS TECHNOLOGY Rekha Singhal (Ph.D)
Madhu Verma (Ph.D) Chinmaya Singh Rathore (Ph.D) Parul Rishi (Ph.D)
Ananda Vadivelu (Ph.D) C.V.R.S. Vijaya Kumar (Ph.D) B. K. Upadhyay (Ph.D)
S. P. Singh (Ph.D) Jigyasa Bisaria (Ph.D) Vandita Singh Banerjee (P.G)
Asha Khanna (P.G)
SOCIOLOGY AND TECHNICAL FORESTRY
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT A. K. Dharni (IFS)
Debashish Debnath (Ph.D) Ashutosh Verma (Ph.D) Arvind Bijalwan (Ph.D)
Amitabh Pandey (Ph.D) Madhur Raj Jain (Ph.D) Aditya Kumar (IFS)
Ashish David (Ph.D) Dr. Kaushalendra Kumar Jha (IFS)
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Ujjal Kumar Sarma (Ph.D) Manmohan Yadav (Ph.D) Dr. Sandeep Tambe (IFS)
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Jayashree Dubey (Ph.D)

Sharadindu Pandey (PhD)

Lets make
progress, not
excuses
- Justin Cottilard
Reward Motivate individuals or teams who come up with winning ideas

by actively recognising creativity, for example through an awards
creativity scheme
Student
Activities
Cultural Club nature Club
The Cultural club adds a lot of funand enthusiasm Nature Club engages students to make efforts to conserve
to students life by organizing different festival the environment. Its activities are geared towards protecting
celebrationsand cultural events rejuvenating every the environment and connecting with the society &
dimension of creativity of the students. The activities give communities at large. The same is witnessed in the events
opportunities to students to celebrate and socialize. They they organize viz. Nukkad Natak, blood donation camp,
add flavors to a diligently occupied life. Events like Ghazal cleanliness drive, celebration of childrens day with kids
Night, Garba, Talent-hunt and festivals like Janmaashtami, of an NGO and creating awareness through events like
Ganesh Puja, Dusshera are celebrated with gaiety and photography competition, T-shirt painting and clay modeling.
fervor.
Sports Club
Literary Club Facing competitions, team spirit, hard work, leadership,
Activities of the Literary Club help students in nurturing discipline, achieving goals are just some of the qualities that
their intellectual talents. Panel discussions, foreign sports imbibe in oneself. Sports club at IIFM makes every
language classes, debates, poster making competitions effort to provide ample opportunities to the students to
are organized by the literary club. This helps the students partake in their flagship events like athletics, cricket, soccer,
expand their knowledge create an atmosphere of tennis, badminton, basketball, volleyball, table tennis etc.
intellectual activity and benefit from the other brains This also gives them a chance to represent the institute at
around them. All India Forest Meets. Faculty and alumni also participate in
many of the events.

Dramatics Club
The Dramatics Club was started by started by the current batch of students in
order to bring out their acting skills. Performing on stage enriches students with
confidence and helps them to open up. The dramatics club exposes students and
audience to literature of playwrights that form a treasure trove of our culture. Apart
from that, organizing events helps the students to learn management skills. The club
also provides students exposure at national level where they compete with other
institutes.
Movie Club the mess. They are involved in activities them to the institute from time to
Activities and events of the movie club such as deciding the menu, checking time and conducting Chapter Meet at
are not just informative but relaxing as accounts and managing finances of the different locations across the country.
well. It is responsible for edutainment mess activities, doing market research to
get idea of the best available prices for Adventure Club
of the students. It screens movies and
documentaries on weekends, runs food items and handling feasts on festive Surviving in the wild, trekking through
movie and documentary marathons, occasions. rugged terrain, facing rigorous
shows open theatre movies and competition in various contests
Alumni Network organized by the Adventure Club
organize quizzes. Apart from the
members of the club, other students Committee helps students develop discipline and
also have a say in screening of the To interact and remain connected with team building skills. Taxing oneself at
movies of their choice. the managers that IIFM has created, events like rappelling, trekking, monkey
the Alumni Affairs Committee makes crawling among others helps one to
Mess Committee all possible endeavors to gather and evolve a suitable mental attitude to face
With active participation of the update information of its alumni while critical situations in life. Students also get
students, the mess committee takes also facilitating the students to take a chance to pragmatically understand the
care of the cuisine at IIFM. Every advantage of this priceless asset by nuances in community development and
term new members replace the old organizing talk series with them, getting ecotourism.
members and get a chance to learn connected with them through social
the intricacies involved in operating media and the institute website, inviting

Conclaves
EnviroConclave Daksh CSR India Conclave

The Climate Change and Environmental The Entrepreneurship Development Recognizing need of corporate social
Core Competency Cell (C2EC3) Cell was inducted in the Students responsibility in corporate governance
provides exposure to different aspects and Alumni Affairs Council of IIFM in and the importance of corporates in
of environment and allied domains. 2009. The mega event of the cell is development activities, the Communication
The annual flagship event of C2EC3 is the Entrepreneurship Summit called Cell hosts annual one day national level
the EnviroConclave which is a national Daksh and a national level B-plan conclave, CSR India Conclave. The
level conference. Professionals are competition to facilitate young minds conclave attracts participation of CSR
invited from industries as well as the towards innovative development heads from PSUs, representatives from
academia to share their knowledge initiatives focusing on themes like consultancy firms, MNCs, NGOs, research
and experience in the respective fostering innovation, empowering organizations and educational institutions.
fields based on the theme of the people and skill development : Previous participants in CSR India Conclave
year. The event typically involves nurturing, equipping and engaging. were E&Y, Mary Stopes International, LIC,
sessions by speakers, panel discussion Apart from this mega event, the cell INTEL, TERI, Dr. Reddys Foundation,
and workshops on environment has strong links with the alumni who Citi Bank, Jindal Steel to name a few. The
related themes like climate change have ventured into entrepreneurship conclave also includes a Strategic CSR
and biodiversity and reclamation, so that the interested students can get Model Competition which generates
remediation and restoration of guidance and motivation from them. participation from students from premier
ecosystems. All throughout the year EDC also conducts workshops on B-schools. Other activities of the cell include
the cell also organizes interactive building the entrepreneurial skills of the publishing annual magazine Communique,
sessions with people who have carved first generation entrepreneurs. networking with different B-schools and
a niche in the field of environment. maintaining media interactions.

TESTIMONIALS
IIFM IIFM has been an enriching and
has been the engrossing two years for me. The
foundation on which I have built my experienced faculty, well designed
career and an everlasting bond and some great curriculum, unique pedagogy ,
friends. The environs of the institute provided the solitude familial culture and a great learning
and companionship- at the same time- to learn, play and work in environment at IIFM were the
teams. The exposure that 18 months at the institute provided has guided me ingredients of a strong foundation
and helped me with my work over the last 19 years. It continues to be a space that I for a management career .
would like to go back to.
Neelima Mishra (PFM 2013)
Jayesh Bhatia (PFM 1994) Odisha Livelihoods Mission
NR Management Consultants India Private Limited
My work in TERI involves IIFM

planning, implementation provided me a clean and perfect
and assessment of projects atmosphere for education peaceful surroundings,
on intermingling themes of unique and engaging subjects, and guidance from awesome
human development and clean teachers. The trainings and learning received from IIFM built my character.
energy. Like most other IIFM
I have received and acquired three values from IIFM: perseverance for achieving goals,
graduates, I am required to play
ethical thinking and love for all life on earth. I shall treasure this valuable learning all my life.
polychrome roles of project
manager, extension worker and PGDFMs rigor has sharpened and honed my analytical skills, taught me to explore various
researcher simultaneously. I have innovative solutions without harming any life and mother earth. I have acquired the skill of
found that the eclectic academic presenting data, information, business models and views lucidly in written text and info-graphics.
courses I studied at IIFM, and These skills remain with me and make me a valuable resource in the organization where ever I work.
the assorted practical experience Finally, the greatest confidence whenever I take up a new, challenging and unknown work are the
I gained at the institute have words of Director and faculty of IIFM: You can anytime come back to your alma mater for any
singularly contributed to both help in your career. We will be always here for you. These words are like Brahmastra to me
ideation and implementation constantly keeps me assured that I can anytime come back to my Gurus for any
of my work as a development help I want; professionally and personally.
researcher.
Aryasilpa Das Adhikari (PFM 2014)
S. Arun (PFM 2012) IFMR Capital
TERI
To say the
A decade after my class graduated from
least, IIFM has played an integral role
IIFM, I look back and feel that the most
in shaping my career and has helped me in not only
important attributes we gained from
becoming a successful professional but more importantly a better
those two years were humility and
person! A launching pad always critical for any successful career in
adaptability. IIFM opened up a different
social development, IIFM has helped immensely in providing me the
side of the world to us and at a very early
required stepping stone. Apart from the technical and management
stage in our career we learnt (and in
aspects, few of the other attributes which IIFM has helped me to develop
various instances, experienced firsthand),
are leadership qualities, ability to work effectively with a wide range of
the impact of social and environmental
personalities and to do multi-tasking effectively without getting stressed. These
issues on communities and their
qualities have helped me to work successfully on senior/middle level management
habitats. The extensive field experience
positions with organizations like UNICEF, International HIV/ AIDS Alliance and at
and the niche focus of the curriculum
present FANSA.I am proud to be an alumnus of this esteemed institute and would
were instrumental in preparing us in
strongly recommend reputed organizations to go all out in recruiting IIFM students as
diverse ways for the responsibilities and
part of their campus recruitments !
opportunities ahead.
Siddhartha Das (PFM 2004)
Shikha Kalra (PFM 2003)
Freshwater Action Network, South Asia
Rabobank International, London
Wise men put
their trust in
ideas, not in
circumstances
- Ralph Emerson
Be Respond enthusiastically to all ideas and never make someone

offering an idea, however hopeless, feel foolish. Give even the most
supportive apparently outlandish of ideas a chance to be aired.
Industrial
Interface
In the present knowledge economy, a
productive interface between academia and
industry is a critical requirement.

Speakers at the Institute

The Following Speakers have addressed the students on topics of contemporary relevance while visiting IIFM
Shri Prakash Javadekar, Honorable Minister for

Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Govt. Of India Shri Shekhar Dutt, Honorable Governor of Chattisgarh
MEERA SHENOY K. VAIDYANATHAN L. M. BELWAL BRIG. RAJIV WILLIAMS

Team Member of Advisor COO, HEG (IFS) CEO, MPRLP Corporate Head, CSR, Jindal
to the PM on Skilling and DIPANKAR GHOSE GANGA SHARMA Stainless Ltd
Employment Director, Species and Country Head, CSR and SURESH PARMAR
PARMESH SHAH Landscape Program at WWF- sustainability services, TUV Executive Director, Centre
Lead Rural Development India Rhineland for Training and Research in
Specialist, World Bank DAVE MUKHERJEE JAGDISH KISHWAN Responsible Business
PAWAN GIRDHARILAL Founder, Artison Investments Former ADG (MoEF) & KALYAN BOSE
AGRAWAL Ltd, UK Former DG-ICFRE, New Vice President, Indian
CEO, Mumbai Dabbawalas RAJEEV KUMAR GUPTA Delhi Commodities Exchange
Dr. (Ms.) ARUNA Vice President, BASIX RICK HUMPHRIES Limited
SHARMA RAVINDRA PASTOR Principal Advisor, Land Use YASIR AHMED
Chief of MP IAS Association (IAS) Commissioner, NREGS- Stewardship, Rio Tinto Associate Director, KPMG
RATNESH JHA M.P. SUPRIYA SINGH PRABHAT KUMAR
Program Analyst, UNDP PROF C. K. SARDANA Member, Environment Program Evaluation and
RASHMI BANSAL General Manager (Retd.), Defense Fund Monitoring, UNICEF
Writer BHEL, New Delhi ANISH ANDHERIA SONIA SHRIVASTAVA
NIRANJAN KHATRI M.GEETHA Director, Wildlife CSR head South Asia, Intel
GM, Environmental Initiatives, (IAS) Mission Director, Conservation Trust SANDEEP KUMAR TIWARI
ITC Hotel NRHM ANIRBAN GANGULY Deputy Director, Wildlife Trust
SANJAY SINHO RAVINDRA PASTORE Area Convener-Forestry and of India
Deputy Director, Policy and Commissioner(MNREGA), Biodiversity, TERI, New Delhi ANJANA SESHADRI
Law, Bill and Melinda Gates M.P. SWAPAN MEHRA Corporate Sustainability
Foundation P. RAM BABU Founder, IORA Ecological Professional, IndusInd Bank
CEO, General Carbon Solutions

Recruiting
Partners Our students are privileged to work with reputed organizations like these,
who are our recruiting partners- for campus placement, summer internships
and further- as our students' careers progress
Our Alumni have made their contributions in
Business ITC PSPD Rural EDA Rural Systems Pvt.

J. K. Corporation Ltd. Ltd.
Development Development &
MCX Foundation for MSME
& Marketing Livelihoods
NCDEX German Development
Aditya Birla Group Access Development Bank
BILT Olam International, Services
Singapore GIZ
Confederation of Indian ActionAid
Oriental Paper Mills Gujarat State Watershed
Industries Aga Khan Rural Support Agency
Crompton greaves Perfetti Van Melle Programme
Gujarat Urban
Earthy Goods Villgro Asian Development Development Company
ITC Global Agri Systems Bank Ltd.
ESRI-India
MP Seed and farm BAIF Foundation Hath Kargha Vikas Nigam
Grasim Industries Ltd.
Development Bihar Rural Livelihood
Greenply Industries Healthpoint Services
Corporation Promotion Society
Harrison Malayalam Madhya Pradesh State
NDDB CARE India
Hindustan Latex Rural Livelihood Mission
MP Horticulture Center for Advanced
Hindustan Newsprint Maharashtra Rural
Department Research and
Ltd. Livelihood Program
Ekgaon Technologies Development
HPCL National Innovation
Harihar Polyfibers Commissionerate of Foundation
IOCL Rural Development A.P.

One World South Asia IORA Solution Annapurna Microfinance IPSOS

Orissa Rural Livelihoods Natural Resource Prvt. Ltd. KPMG
Program Management Axis Bank NABARD Consultancy
OXFAM Consultancy Bandhan Microfinance Services
PMRDF TERI BASIX New Concept
PRADAN Bloomberg New Energy CCFID Information Systems Pvt.
Finance Ltd., New Delhi
SERP CMF Rajasthan
Center for Environment ORG-MARG
SEWA Deutsche Bank
Education PwC
Sewa Mandir Disha
Wipro Sambodhi Research and
SIDA Exim Bank
Forestry & Communication Pvt. Ltd.
SRIJAN FINO
Kadence International
Sudheeksha Wildlife Friends of WWB
Smart Cube
TRICOR, Tribal Welfare Andhra Pradesh Forest Grameen Finance Services
Dept. Grand Thornton
Dept. Govt. of A.P. HDFC
Centre for Peoples Accenture
TRIFED ICICI Bank
Forestry Wipro
UNDP Microfinance
Chhatisgarh MFP m2i consultancy
UNEP Microsave
Federation McKinsey India
UNESCO NABARD Financial
CIFOR Indonesia AC Nielsen
UNICEF Services
DANIDA Asia Forest ERM
Vrutti Center for Network Sahayog Microfinance
Sustainable Livelihood Center for Advance
ITTO SKS Microfinance
Research and
World Bank Sonata Microfinance
Karnataka Forest Development (CARD)
Madhya Pradesh Development Corp. Vimo Sewa HSBC
Ecotourism
M.P. Tiger Foundation India Bulls
Development Board
Society Corporate
HSBC
IL&FS
Madhya Pradesh Forest Yes Bank
Sustainability
Friends of Womens Department ACC Ltd.
World Banking ING Vysa
MP MFP Arcelor Mittal India Ltd.
Aravalli Foundation IndusInd Bank
National Conservation DHAN Foundation
Basix Accion International
Fund ICICI Foundation
Rabobank International
Environment Orissa Forest Jaipur Rugs Foundation
Development International Finance
ATREE Corporation Lupin Human Welfare
Corporation
CEE M-Cril RBS Foundation
State Biodiversity Board,
Centre for Sustainable Sir Ratan Tata Trust
Uttarakhand Research and
Ecotourism, Uttaranchal Tata Steel Rural
World Wildlife Fund Consultancy
C-TRAN Development Society
(WWF)
ELDF Catalyst Management Vedanta
Nature Conservation Services
Emergent Ventures India Foundation Cipla
Deloitte
EPCO Wildlife Trust of India Citi Foundation
(WTI) Ernst and Young
FES HSBC Corporate
Aaron Global IFMR Sustainability
General Carbon
IMRB International Bisleri International
Gujarat Ecological Finance
Education and Research Intellecap Capital Coca Cola
ABN Amro Bank Advisory Services Pvt.
Foundation PwC
Ananya Finance for Ltd.
Inspire Network
Inclusive Growth Pvt.
Ltd.

BATCH 2014-16
DIVERSE STUDENT PROFILES
PGDFM 2014-16 Batch comprises of students coming from 17 different states and union territories; they have an average work
experience in diverse sectors. This cultural, geographical and educational diversity creates a participative learning atmosphere.
Educational Background Work Experience

Placements 63%
2015 5%
3-5 years 2%
a glimpse 2% >5 years
2-3 years
8%
Continuing with the
1-2 years
Institutes impeccable track
record of excellence in 7% 76%
<1 year Fresher
academics and business, IIFM
Placements 2015 achieved 16%
100% placement for PGDFM 12%
2013 -15 batch. This strong 5%
momentum continued during 2% 2%
the placement period with
32 organizations offering Arts Commerce Engineering
jobs through campus Management Pharmacy Science
placement process. Total
number of jobs announced
were 177, which was an 25.5 Summer Internship
percent rise compared to
Wildlife 15%
last years placements. IIFM
Research 16 %
concluded final placement
for 2013-2015, batch of Microfinance 12 %
PGDFM by finally placing 73 Forestry 8%
students in 22 organizations. Environment 8%
Organizations that look part
Ecotourism 5%
in the Placement process
include : IFMR, State Bank Development 24 %
of India, MicroSave, Pradan, Dairy 3%
NCDEX, etc. Agribusiness 9%

PLACEMENTS 2016
Abhijit Dutta, 24 years Abhinav Narayan Pandey, 25 years

B.E.(Computer Engineering), University of Mumbai, Mumbai B.Tech.(Computer Science), Priyadarshani College Of Computer
Sciences, Greater Noida
Domicile: Maharashtra Work Exp.: 11 months in

Languages Known: English, WhiteSpark Technologies Ltd.
Hindi, Oriya, Marathi Domicile: Uttar Pradesh
Languages Known: English,
Hindi
SI Project: OXFAM SI Project: Sahayog Clean Milk Pvt. Ltd.,

Natural Resource Management: Improving the quality of life Evolving a system for optimization of resources and increasing milk
of marginalized community through access and control of the production at village/area level
natural resources they are dependent on Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Forestry Finance & Microfinance, Data Analytics & Research
& Conservation, Environment & Climate Change
Abhishek Das, 25 years Abhishek Kumar Gupta, 22 years

B.E.(Electronics & Communication), Y.D.I.T, Bengaluru B.A.(Sociology Hons.), BHU, Varanasi
Domicile: Jharkhand Domicile: Uttar Pradesh

Languages Known: English, Languages Known: English,
Hindi, Bengali Hindi
SI Project: : Directorate of Sericulture, SI Project: Light Microfinance,

Socio-economic impact assessment of rural areas associated Study of Microfinance industry and Evaluation of
with sericulture in comparison with traditional agriculture Due Diligence Process
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Areas of Interest: Marketing, Banking, Finance &
Finance & Microfinance, Environment & Climate Change Microfinance, Development & Livelihood

PLACEMENTS 2016
Akshat Saxena, 23 years Aleya Akbar, 23 years

B.Tech.(Civil Engineering), Maulana Azad National Institute of B.E.(Computer Science), SD Bansal College of Engineering, Indore
Technology, Bhopal
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi Hindi, Arabic
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: Forest-PLUS

Assessment of the current status of Orange Areas in Analysis of Policy constraint for promotion of forest based
Hoshangabad Circle and preparation of a plan for their livelihood (in forest land and non-forest land) in Sikkim
development Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Data Analytics
Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Data & Research, Agribusiness
Analytics & Research, Environment & Climate Change
Amit Kumar Gautam, 27 years Amrita Battula, 23 years

B.Sc.(Nautical Science), IGNOU, New Delhi B.Tech.(Chemical), Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University,
Kakinada
Work Exp.: 12 months in The Domicile: Andhra Pradesh

Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Hindi, Telugu
Hindi
SI Project: Centre for Peoples Forestry, SI Project: NCDEX

Analyzing feasibility, identifying markets and establishing Study of procurement system. Issues and strategies for scaling up
marketing linkages for processed cashew (Srikakulam district), procurement model of NEML by strengthening farmer producer
polished turmeric and processed long pepper (Visakhapatnam companies or organizations
district) Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Forestry &
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR & Conservation, Environment & Climate Change
Sustainability, Marketing

PLACEMENTS 2016
Anima Sharma, 27 years Anjali Verma, 24 years

B.E.(Information Technology), Technocrats Institute of Technology, B.E.(Electronics & Communication), RGTU, Bhopal
Bhopal
Work Exp.: 20 months in Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Nucleus Software Exports Ltd. Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Hindi
Hindi
SI Project: Vrutti Livelihoods SI Project: : Skills, Art and Beyond

Training program on soil and water conservation and analysis of Art and Beyond, Restoration and Up Scaling of Handicraft based
data for BCI Project in Sausar Block of Chhindwara District of Livelihood in Madhya Pradesh through Value Chain Analysis
Madhya Pradesh Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, Banking, Finance &
Areas of Interest: CSR & Sustainability, Data Analytics & Microfinance, Development & Livelihood
Research, Environment & Climate Change
Anju Jayan, 22 years Ankit Singh Niranjan, 22 years

BBA(Hons.),Marian College, Kuttikkanam, Kerala B.Tech.(Information Technology), College of Technology, Pantnagar
Domicile: Kerala Domicile: Uttrakhand

Hindi, Malayalam Hindi
SI Project: WWF SI Project: Aga Khan Rural Support Program

Assessment of enforcement system in selected tiger landscapes. Statistical Analysis of AKRSP (I)s Savings and Credit Program in
Field: Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Sustainability Finance & Microfinance, Data Analytics & Research

PLACEMENTS 2016
Ankur Kundu, 29 years Anshuman Khanna, 28 years

B.Tech.(Electronics & Communication), Meharishi Dayanand B.Tech.(Information Technology), Asansol Engineering College,
University, Rohtak Asansol
Work Exp.: 6 months in STJ Work Exp.: 70 months in

Electronics Ltd. and 26 months in Infosys Limited
Hind Electrical Ltd. Domicile: West Bengal
Domicile: Haryana Languages Known: English,
Languages Known: English, Hindi, Bengali
Hindi
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: Nature Environment and Wildlife Society

Assessment of household energy needs and contribution of forests Impact of changes in water use pattern and water quality on
in the villages over 2,000 m altitude in Rampur Circle aquatic flora of East Kolkata Wetland
Areas of Interest: Forestry & Conservation, Banking, Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Data
Finance & Microfinance, Development & Livelihood Analytics & Research, Marketing
Anup Ingole, 25 years Arnab Mondal, 24 years

BS-MS, Indian Institute of Science B.Tech.(Information Technology), Kalyani University, Kalyani
Education & Research, Pune
Domicile: Maharashtra Domicile: West Bengal

Hindi, Marathi Hindi, Bengali
SI Project: WWF SI Project: BILT Graphic Paper Products Ltd.

Study of the patterns of livestock depredation by carnivores and Raw Material Availability Mapping, Price Benchmarking and
peoples attitude towards wild animals in Ladakh formulation of sourcing strategy for unit Sewa (Jeypore)
Areas of Interest: Forestry & Conservation, Natural Areas of Interest: Marketing, Data Analytics & Research,
Resource Management, Agribusiness Banking, Finance & Microfinance

PLACEMENTS 2016
Ashish Pugariya, 23 years Ashok Anand Rayavaram, 23 years

B.E.(Information Technology), SGSITS, Indore B.Tech.(Mechanical engineering), IIT Hyderabad
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Andhra Pradesh

Hindi, Marathi Hindi, Telugu
SI Project: WWF SI Project: Centre for Peoples Forestry

Magnitude of crop degradation by wild life in selected areas of MP Analyzing feasibility, identifying markets and establishing
and assessment of the existing government schemes related to marketing linkages for processed cashew (Srikakulam district),
crop raiding by wild life of MP polished turmeric and processed long pepper (Visakhapatnam
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, district)
Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Sustainability Areas of Interest: Data Analytics & Research, Marketing,
Environment & Climate Change
Asim Juneja, 24 years Avinash Shekhar, 26 years

B.E.(Electrical & Electronics), Mahakal Institute of Technology B.Tech.(Mechanical), Dr. B C Roy Engineering College, Durgapur
& Science, Ujjain
Work Exp.: 11 months in Maa Work Exp.: 18 months in IMS

Shaarda Industrial Engineering & Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd.
Utility Services Ltd. Domicile: Bihar
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Languages Known: English,
Languages Known: English, Hindi
Hindi
SI Project: : Vrutti Livelihoods SI Project: BILT Graphic Paper Products Ltd.

Implementation and Assessment Of Training Program On Soil Raw Material Availability Mapping, Price Benchmarking and
Moisture Conservation & Feasibility Analysis Of Establishment of formulation of sourcing strategy for unit Ballarpur (Maharashtra)
Milk Collection Cum Chilling Centre Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Data
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Analytics & Research, Development & Livelihood
Finance & Microfinance, Data Analytics & Research

PLACEMENTS 2016
Bideepta Basu, 25 years Chandrasekar M G, 23 years

B.Tech.(Electronics & Instrumentation) University of Kalyani, B.E.(Electrical & Electronics), Sri Venkateswara College of
Kalyani Engineering, Chennai
Domicile: West Bengal Domicile: Tamil Nadu

Hindi, Bengali Tamil, Telugu
SI Project: : BILT Graphic Paper Products Ltd. SI Project: MP State Bamboo Mission
Raw Material Availability Mapping, Price Benchmarking and Establishing a framework for bamboo producers organization with
formulation of sourcing strategy for unit Ballarpur (Maharashtra) identification of appropriate tie-ups and channels for developing
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR & the network in Jabalpur
Sustainability, Data Analytics & Research Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Finance & Microfinance, Natural Resource Management
Charu Tiwari, 24 years Chitrangi Powale, 26 years

B.Com., Sarojini Naidu Govt. Girls BMS, University of Mumbai, Mumbai
(Autonomous) College, Bhopal
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Work Exp.: 3 months in UTS

Languages Known: English, Hindi Global Ltd., Pune
Domicile: Maharashtra
Hindi, Marathi
SI Project: Madhya Pradesh Forest Department SI Project: Madhya Pradesh Rajyan Van Vikas Nigam Ltd,
A study on assessing major biodiversity concerns of the project CSR Framework, Proposed activities and a Pathway for
villages and the extent of dependency on forests for livelihood implementing CSR by MPSFDC in the Sehore District of Madhya
needs in the region Pradesh, India
Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Marketing,
Forestry & Conservation, Environment & Climate Change Development & Livelihood

PLACEMENTS 2016
Deepak Yadav, 24 years Dinesh Kumar Vm, 27 years

B.Tech.(Computer Science), Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar B.Pharma., Calicut University, Calicut
Domicile: Punjab Work Exp.: 36 Months in Pfizer

Languages Known: English, limited and 4 Months in Cadila
Hindi, Punjabi Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd
Domicile: Kerala
Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil
SI Project: PRADAN SI Project: WWF

Study of the status and scope of livestock (especially Goat Assessment of Enforcement Systems in Key Tiger Areas in WWF
Rearing and Backyard Poultry) as a livelihood for tribal families Indias Priority Landscapes (Vazhachal Division and Chinnar
living in forest fringe areas and understanding the market value Wildlife Sanctuary)
chain and communities aspect Areas of Interest: Marketing, Agribusiness, Natural Resource
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Management
Dyuti De, 27 years Gagandeep Singh, 24 years

B.Tech.(Electronics & Communication), GGSIPU, Delhi B.E.(Computer Science), Gurunanak Dev University, Amritsar
Work Exp.: 15 months in Domicile: Punjab

Vardhman Automobiles Ltd Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Delhi Hindi and Punjabi
Hindi, Bengali
SI Project: MP Rajya Van Vikas Limited SI Project: : Sahayog Clean Milk Pvt. Ltd.
Developing a CSR plan for villages in Raisen Vidisha division Determining the scope of premium milk in the urban markets of
Areas of Interest: Marketing, Data Analytics & Research, Bhopal and Indore
Banking, Finance & Microfinance Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, Marketing, Banking, Finance
& Microfinance

PLACEMENTS 2016
Heena Bajoria, 23 years Him Narayan Himanshu, 24 years

B.Sc (Mathematics), Sunbeam College for Women, Varanasi B.Tech.(Mechanical), Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar
Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi Hindi
SI Project: The Skills Academy SI Project: : WWF

Skill gap analysis in Indore & Bhopal region of Status and Distribution of Leopards in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve
Madhya Pradesh - Baseline study Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR &
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Sustainability, Forestry & Conservation
Himanshu Rawal, 24 years Horil Dev Rajak, 23 years

B.E. Kavikulguru Institute of Technology and Science, B.E.(Computer Science), Medicaps Institute, Indore
Ramtek (Nagpur)
Domicile: Maharashtra Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi, Marathi Hindi
SI Project: WWF SI Project: Forest-PLUS

Species conservation specifically tiger monitoring exercise in the Survey of private forests and preparation of case studies
Kanha-Achanakmar Corridor highlighting policy constraints faced by private forest owners in the
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Hoshangabad Circle
Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Sustainability Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,

PLACEMENTS 2016
Jasim Alam, 25 years Jatan Pabari, 23 years
Alam B.E.(Electronics & Communications), Smt. Bhagwati B.Tech.(Chemical Engineering), Nirma University, Ahmedabad
Chaturvedi College of Engineering, Nagpur
Domicile: West Bengal Domicile: Gujarat

Hindi, Bengali Hindi, Gujarati
SI Project: Sambodhi SI Project: NCDEX

Agriculture Related Vulnerability Assessment for the Climate Feasibilty Study of Plywood Futures Contracts and Understanding
Change Knowledge Network in Indian Agriculture Existing Physical Market Structure of Forward Trading of Pulses
(CCKN-IA) Project Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Data
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Data Analytics & Research, Marketing
Analytics & Research, Natural Resource Management
Kalu Singh Chouhan, 26 years Kamal Bisht, 24 years

B.Sc., Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Pune B.Com., MLB govt college, Gwalior
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Uttarakhand

Hindi, Marathi Hindi
SI Project: Aga Khan Rural Support Program SI Project: : WWF

Statistical Analysis of AKRSP (I)s Savings and Credit Program in Understanding the intensity of human elephant conflict in and
Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh around Corbett landscape
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Areas of Interest: Forestry & Conservation, Banking, Finance
Finance & Microfinance, Agribusiness & Microfinance, Development & Livelihood

PLACEMENTS 2016
Kanchana CB, 28 years Ketan Sharma, 22 years
B.Tech.(Industrial Biotechnology), Anna University, Chennai B.E.(Electrical Engineering),
Government Engineering College, Modasa
Work Exp.: 69 months in Tata Domicile: Haryana

Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Tamil Nadu Hindi, Gujarati, Haryanvi
Languages Known: English, Tamil
SI Project: : Forest-PLUS SI Project: MPFD

Analysis of policy constraints for promoting forestry-based A study on assessing major biodiversity concerns of the project
local livelihoods (on forest and non-forest lands) in the villages and the extent of dependency on forests for livelihood
Shimoga Circle needs in the region
Areas of Interest: Data Analytics & Research, Natural Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Resource Management, Environment & Climate Change Finance & Microfinance, Data Analytics & Research
Komal Kumari, 23 years Kriti Baghel, 23 years

B.Com.(Accounting Honours), B.J.B. Autonomous college, B.E.(Electronics & Communication), Rajiv Gandhi Technical
Bhubaneshwar University, Bhopal
Domicile: Jharkhand Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi Hindi
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: : MP State Bamboo Mission

Analyzing the role of ICT in awareness generation on Determining Potential of Bamboo as a Corporate
REDD+in the Hoshangabad Circle Social Responsibility
Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Sustainability Finance & Microfinance, Natural Resource Management

PLACEMENTS 2016
Kuldeep Singh Chauhan, 22 years Mahesh Kumar Goyal, 25 years

B.E.(Electronics & Instrumentation), ITM Universe, Gwalior B.D.S, Darshan Dental College & Hospital, Udaipur
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi Hindi
SI Project: Sahayog Finxcess Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. SI Project: Pench Tiger Reserve
Detailed study of process and evolving a system for the Biodiversity Conservation and Rural Livelihood Improvement
optimization of resources to increase the efficiency of field Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
operations Finance & Microfinance, Natural Resource Management
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Finance & Microfinance, Marketing
Md Adil Beig, 23 years Mohini Saha, 22 years

B.Tech.(Electronics and Communication), Dr. M.G.R Educational B.Tech.(Computer Science), Sharda University, Greater Noida
& Research Institute, Chennai
Domicile: Jharkhand Domicile: Chhattisgarh

Hindi Hindi, Bengali
SI Project: Madhya Pradesh Rajya Van Vikas Nigam Ltd. SI Project: Pradan
Develop a Corporate Social Responsibility Plan in Kundam division, Study of the aspirations of youth in the rural tribal areas towards
Jabalpur agriculture sector.
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR & Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Sustainability, Forestry & Conservation Finance & Microfinance, Data Analytics & Research

PLACEMENTS 2016
Mukesh Kumar, 30 years Namita Dimari, 26 years

B.E.(Computer Science), S.I.T, Tumkur B.Pharma., Banasthali University, Vanasthali
Work Exp.: 46 months in Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Tata Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Bihar Hindi, German
Hindi
SI Project: : Directorate of Sericulture SI Project: : International Paper

Socio-economic impact assessment of rural areas associated How to ensure sustainibility, reliability and transparency with
with sericulture in comparison with traditional agriculture respect to forestry related operations among various stakeholders
Areas of Interest: Data Analytics & Research, Banking, Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Data Analytics
Finance & Microfinance, Development & Livelihood & Research, Marketing
Nilaykant Saraf, 24 years Nitish Kumar Singh, 25 years

B.E.(Information Technology), Oriental Institute Of Science & B.E.(Computer Science), N. M. U, Jalgaon
Technology, Bhopal
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Uttar Pradesh

Hindi Hindi
SI Project: : WWF SI Project: Forest-PLUS

Species conservation specifically tiger monitoring exercise in the Analysis of Benefit Sharing and Safeguards in the JFM Program in
Kanha-Achanakmar Corridor Sikkim
Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Environment & Climate Change, Data Analytics & Research Finance & Microfinance, Forestry & Conservation

PLACEMENTS 2016
Noopur Singh, 24 years Paritosh Singh, 28 years

B.E. (Electronics and Communication), Gyan Ganga Institute of B.Tech.(Electrical), Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar
Technology and Management, Bhopal
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Work Exp.: 19 months in

Languages Known: English, Synergy Systems & Solutions Ltd.
Hindi Domicile: Uttar Pradesh
Hindi
SI Project: CERE SI Project: BASIX

Measurement of carbon sequestration potential of Market Research, Identification of business potential and
indigenous trees improvements in new business line(remittance) introduced by Sub-
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Natural K(BASIX) in Gujarat
Resource Management, Forestry & Conservation Areas of Interest: Data Analytics & Research, Marketing,
Environment & Climate Change
Pikit Hembrom, 23 years Pravel Jain, 22 years

B.Tech.(Civil), BIT Sindri, Dhanbad B.E.(Electronics & Communication), Bansal Institute of Science &
Technology, Bhopal
Domicile: Jharkhand Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi, Santhali Hindi
SI Project: WWF SI Project: Sahayog Microfinance

Status and distribution of fishing cat (Prionailurs viverrinus) in Study of potential of market for missing middle segment.
Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary Evaluating the prospective for Sahayog in lieu of providing inclusion
Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, and eventually developing products to cater to the segment
Forestry & Conservation, Environment & Climate Change Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Data
Analytics & Research, Agribusiness

PLACEMENTS 2016
Priya Agrawal, 25 years Pulkit Singh, 22 years

B.E.(Computer Science), Radharaman Institute of Research & B.Com.(Hons.), University of Delhi, New Delhi
Technology, Bhopal
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Domicile: Uttarakhand

Hindi Hindi
SI Project: WWF SI Project: PRADAN

Analysis of tiger presence in areas close to Bhopal and Sehore Study of the status and scope of livestock (especially Goat Rearing
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR & and Backyard Poultry) as a livelihood for tribal families living in
Sustainability, Environment & Climate Change forest fringe areas and understanding the market value chain and
communities aspect
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Punit Niranjan Minj, 27 years Pushkar Dubey, 23 years

B. Tech.(Electrical), NIT, Jamshedpur B.Tech.(Electrical & Electronics), Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering
College, Ghaziabad
Work Exp.: 3 months in Bhushan Domicile: Uttar Pradesh

Steel, Orissa and 31 months in Languages Known: English,
Indian Overseas Bank Hindi
Domicile: Jharkhand
Hindi
SI Project: Light Microfinance SI Project: Sahayog Finxcess Consultancy Pvt. Ltd.

Study of Micro finance Industry through RAM factor Detailed study of process and evolving a system for the
Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, CSR & Sustainability, optimization of resources to increase the efficiency of field
Development & Livelihood operations
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Data Analytics
& Research, Natural Resource Management

PLACEMENTS 2016
Pushpinder Bishnoi, 22 years R. Yashaswi Rao, 22 years
B.Tech.(Food Engineering), Guru Jambeshwar University of B.Com., K.P. College of Commerce, Surat
Science & Technology, Hisar
Domicile: Haryana Domicile: Gujarat

Hindi Hindi, Gujarati
SI Project: PRADAN SI Project: : Forest-PLUS

Study of the aspirations of youth in the rural tribal areas Identification and analysis of the drivers of forest change in Sikkim
towards working in agriculture sector, their interest areas and Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management, Forestry &
understanding of the work to bring a large scale change in the Conservation, Eco-tourism
sector
Areas of Interest: Natural Resource Management,
Agribusiness, Development & Livelihood
Raju Kumar, 26 years Rakesh Kumar, 25 years

B.Tech (Electronics & Communication), University College of B.Tech(Electronics & Communication), Marudhar Engineering
Engineering, Kota College, Bikaner
Domicile: Bihar Domicile: Bihar

Hindi, Bhojpuri Hindi, Bhojpuri
SI Project: : Sahayog Clean Milk Pvt. Ltd. SI Project: Sahayog Microfinance

Evolving a system for the optimization of resources and increasing Study of potential of market for missing middle segment.
the production of milk in a village in Madhya Pradesh Evaluating the prospective for Sahayog in lieu of providing inclusion
Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, and eventually developing products to cater to the segment
Marketing, Natural Resource Management Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR &
Sustainability, Environment & Climate Change

PLACEMENTS 2016
Rakesh Singh Kanyal, 22 years Rashmi Kumari, 26 years
B.Sc(Forestry), G.B.Pant University of Agriculture & Technology, B.Sc (Agriculture), M.K.V., Parbhani, Maharashtra
Pantnagar
Domicile: Uttarakhand Domicile: Bihar

Hindi, Kumaoni Hindi, Marathi
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: InsPIRE Network for Environment

Assessment of linkages between apple plantation and natural Baseline Survey for Component II (Participatory Watershed
forest with a focus on forest ecosystem services in the Rampur Management) of Integrated Livelihood Support Project,
circle Uttarakhand, funded by IFAD
Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, Natural Resource Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Management, Forestry & Conservation Finance & Microfinance, Agribusiness
Rishabh Misra, 25 years Rohan Saini, 23 years

B.Tech(Electrical and Electronics), Inderprastha Engineering B.Com, Icon Commerce College, Guwahati
College, Ghaziabad
Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Domicile: Assam

Hindi Hindi, Assamese
SI Project: Sahayog Microfinance SI Project: Sahayog Clean Milk Pvt. Ltd.

Study of potential of market for missing middle segment. To determine the scope of premium raw milk in the urban markets
Evaluating the prospective for Sahayog in lieu of providing inclusion of Bhopal and Indore
and eventually developing products to cater to the segment Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Finance & Microfinance, Marketing
Sustainability, Data Analytics & Research

PLACEMENTS 2016
Sandip Chowdhury, 25 years Shaktisinh Dangi, 23 years

BSc.(Information Technology), Sikkim Manipal University, B.E.(Computer Science), L.D College Of Engineering, Ahmedabad
Jamshedpur
Work Exp.: 3 months in Dell and Domicile: Gujarat

4 months in Educomp Solutions Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Jharkhand Hindi, Gujarati
Hindi, Bengali
SI Project: : OXFAM SI Project: : MPFD

Improving the quality of life of marginalized community Management of wildlife court cases database at P.C.C.F Office,
through access and control of the natural resources they Bhopal
are dependent on Areas of Interest: Forestry & Conservation, CSR &
Areas of Interest: Environment & Climate Change, Sustainability, Development & Livelihood
Forestry & Conservation, Natural Resource Management
Sharvan Kumar, 24 years Shivam Saxena, 26 years

B.Sc.(Physics Hons.), College of Commerce, Magadh University, B.Tech.(Chemical), Moradabad Institute ofTechnology, Moradabad
Bodhgaya
Domicile: Bihar Work Exp.: 12 months in ASLV

Languages Known: English, Polymers Pvt Ltd
Hindi, Bhojpuri Domicile: Uttar Pradesh
Hindi
SI Project: Center for Advanced Research and Development, SI Project: NRM Unit Seva Mandir,
Development of Training Module on Sustainable Harvesting Assessment of pastureland and future strategies
Techniques of NTFPs Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Natural Resource Management
Finance & Microfinance, Natural Resource Management

PLACEMENTS 2016
Shraddha Singh, 23 years Shyna Dudeja, 24 years

B.B.A, Rajasthan University, Jaipur B.Com, G.G.D.S.D. College, Panjab
University, Chandigarh
Domicile: Bihar Domicile: Haryana

Hindi Hindi, Punjabi
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: : InsPIRE Network for Environment

Identification and analysis of the drivers of forest change in Preparation of process monitoring manual for Madhya Pradesh
Sikkim. state rural livelihood mission
Areas of Interest: Forestry & Conservation, Environment & Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, CSR &
Climate Change, Data Analytics & Research Sustainability, Environment & Climate Change
Siddhant Das, 23 years Sudhish Kumar, 25 years

B.A (Economics), Cotton College, Guwahati M.Sc.(Natural Resource Management), G.G.S.Indraprastha
University, New Delhi
Work Exp.: 36 months in Studio Domicile: Delhi

Dreamcatcher (Entrepreneur) Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Assam Hindi
Hindi, Assamese, Bengali
SI Project: : Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship SI Project: : InsPIRE Network for Environment

Study on Cluster Development Initiatives - Issues and Strategies Baseline Survey for Component II (Participatory Watershed
for Livelihood generation in North East India Management)of Integrated Livelihood Support Project,
Areas of Interest: Banking, Finance & Microfinance, Data Uttarakhand
Analytics & Research, Marketing Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, Natural Resource
Management, Environment & Climate Change

PLACEMENTS 2016
Sumit Kumar Kar, 24 years Sumit Sadh, 23 years

Post Graduation, Integrated B.S- M.S, Life Sciences, IISER Kolkata B.E.(Mechanical), Sagar Institute of Research & Technology
Excellence, Bhopal
Domicile: Odisha Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi, Oriya, Bengali Hindi
SI Project: : Sambodhi SI Project: : WWF

Agriculture Related Vulnerability Assessment for the Climate Wetland conservation (for Tsomgo lake) to develop an educational
Change Knowledge Network in Indian Agriculture (CCKN-IA) booklet that talks about the biodiversity of the lake and its
Project catchment area
Areas of Interest: Data Analytics & Research, Forestry & Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Agribusiness,
Conservation, Environment & Climate Change Forestry & Conservation
Sunil Verma, 22 years Swanzil Raghuwanshi, 23 years

B.Com., Seth Girdhari Lal Bihani B.A. Economics(Hons.), Daulat Ram College, Delhi University,
SD PD College, Sri Ganganagar New Delhi
Domicile: Rajasthan Domicile: Madhya Pradesh

Hindi, Punjabi Hindi
SI Project: Sahayog Microfinance SI Project: Parvarish

Study of potential of market for missing middle segment. The Museum School, Overcoming language disabilities in children
Evaluating the prospective for Sahayog in lieu of providing inclusion Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, Banking,
and eventually developing products to cater to the segment Finance & Microfinance, CSR & Sustainability
Areas of Interest: Agribusiness, Banking, Finance &
Microfinance, Development & Livelihood

PLACEMENTS 2016
Tushar Tyagi, 26 years Ujjwal Kumar Sinha, 23 years

B.Tech(Electronics and Communication), Lingayas Institute of Bachelors in Tourism and Travel Management, RKD college, Patna
Management and Technology, Faridabad
Work Exp.: 19 months in Domicile: Bihar

Premier Polyfilm Ltd. Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Uttar Pradesh Hindi, Magadhi
Hindi
SI Project: Vrutti Livelihoods SI Project: MP Rajya Van Vikas Ltd.

Identifying and Establishing Market Linkages with Mandi, Developing a CSR plan for villages in Umariya division
Processing Units, and Traders. Identifying Potential for Mini Areas of Interest: Development & Livelihood, CSR &
Processing Centre and Establishment of the same Sustainability, Marketing
Areas of Interest: CSR & Sustainability, Data Analytics &
Research, Environment & Climate Change
Varun Rathi, 25 years Ved Prakash Pal, 22 years

B.E.(Electronics and Communication), Lakshmi Narain College Of B.Com.(Hons.), B.H.U, Varanasi
Technology, Bhopal
Work Exp.: 24 months in Birbal Domicile: Jharkhand

Business Strategies Pvt. Ltd Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Madhya Pradesh Hindi
Hindi
SI Project: Forest-PLUS SI Project: BILT Graphic Paper Products Ltd.,

Survey of different categories of farmers practicing agro Raw Material Availability Mapping, Price Benchmarking and
forestry in the Hoshangabad Circle to assess their opportunity formulation of sourcing strategy for unit Sewa (Jeypore)
cost for taking up agro forestry Areas of Interest: CSR & Sustainability, Banking, Finance &
Areas of Interest: CSR & Sustainability, Agribusiness, Eco- Microfinance, Development & Livelihood
tourism

PLACEMENTS 2016
Vikash Kumar, 29 years Vivek Anand, 23 years

B.Sc. (Physics Hons.), K.P.S College, Gaya B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication), IET, Lucknow
Work Exp.: 48 months in Domicile: Uttar Pradesh

Smeatons Project Pvt. Ltd Languages Known: English,
Domicile: Jharkhand Hindi
Hindi
SI Project: : BASIX SI Project: : MPFD

Market Research, Identification of business potential and A study on assessing major biodiversity concerns of the project
improvements in new business line(remittance) introduced by villages and the extent of dependency on forests for the livelihood
Sub-K(BASIX) in Gujarat needs in the region
Finance & Microfinance, Marketing Finance & Microfinance, Forestry & Conservation
Vivek Patil, 26 years

B.E. (Mechanical) G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur,
Maharashtra
Domicile: Chattisgarh
Hindi
SI Project: : MP State Bamboo Mission

Assessment of bamboo production on private lands
of Madhya Pradesh

1. Organizations are invited to participate in the campus Contact Details
recruitment process and are requested to intimate their
participation through the Placement Participation Form Dr. Advait Edgaonkar
attached with this brochure. Chairperson, Placements
Email : placements@iifm.ac.in
2. The organization is required to communicate the
placements.iifm@gmail.com
detailed process requirements (number of selection
Phone : +91-755-276 8122
rounds, panels, and process specific requirements) prior
Mobile : +91-78285 66626
to the Placement process.
Fax : +91-755-2772878 / 2671929
3. The organization is expected to deliver a Pre-Placement
NS Nair
talk (PPT) prior to the Final Placement Process. This
Asst. Manager, Placements & SI
would provide an opportunity for both students and the
Email : nsnair@iifm.ac.in
organization to know each other better and clarify the
Phone : +91-755-277 5716 / 277 3799 (Extn.421)
doubts.
4. Any job offer will be considered valid only when the job
offer form, available in campus is duly filled in by the
organizations representative and is handed over to the
Placement Chairperson of the Institute. Student Representatives
5. The organization is requested not to communicate the
Mr. AnshumanKhanna,
offer to the candidate directly. A job offer must specify:
Placement Coordinator
a) Position offered Email : akhanna16@iifm.ac.in
b) Remuneration Phone : +91-8989163929
c) Job description Mr. Abhijit Dutta (+91-9479916783)

Ms. Aleya Akbar (+91-9407151680)
6. The representatives of the organization should have the
Mr. Anju Jayan (+91-9479314220)
authority to make the final job offers immediately after
Mr. Asim Juneja (+91-8989050855)
the interviews.
Mr. Avinash Shekhar (+91-9479919514)
7. The Institute shall host the representatives of the Ms. Kanchana C.B. (+91-9424006771)
participating organizations and provide all necessary
Ms. Mohini Saha (+91-7587187380)
assistance to make their stay comfortable. The
Mr. Mukesh Kumar (+91-9424661147)
Placement Committee will be glad to arrange for the
stay of the representatives at IIFM. Guest House facility Mr. Nitish Kumar Singh (+91-9407382213)
will be extended as required. Mr. Sudhish Yadav (+91-8103885055)
Mr. Sumit Sadh (+91-8989558358)
8. For further queries and clarifications, the Organization
Mr. Tushar Tyagi (+91-9407233806)
can get in touch with the Student Representatives.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREST MANAGEMENT
Placement Participation Form
Please fax, email or post completed form to
Placement Cell, IIFM, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal - 462003
Fax: +91-755-2772878, Email: placements@iifm.ac.in / placements.iifm@gmail.com
Contact: 7748081560/7828566626
Name of the Organisation : .......................................................................................................................
Contact Person : .......................................................................................................................
Designation :
.......................................................................................................................
Address for Communication : .......................................................................................................................
Phone :
.......................................................................................................................
Fax :
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Email :
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Job Details
Functional Area Location of Posting Tentative No. of Offers
Job Description (in brief ) :...................................................................................................................................................................
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Duration of Training (if any):.......................................................................................................................................................................................
Do you wish to conduct a Pre-placement presentation: Yes No
Please suggest a suitable date(s) :............................................................................................................................................................................
Equipment required for PPT: Video Conferencing Slide Projector
Computer/LCD Any Other
Mode of Selection
Procedure Yes/No Number of Panel Duration
Preliminary Test
Group Discussion
Interviews
Any other (Please Specify)
Details of Remuneration
During Training On Confirmation
Gross Salary
Take Home
Other Perks
Date: Name:......................................................................................................................................
Designation:..........................................................................................................................
Signature:...............................................................................................................................
AirportIIFM : 15 k.m.
Bhopal Rly. StationIIFM: 10 k.m.
Taj-ul Masjid
Lake-Necklace Road Laxmi Narayan Temple
Sanchi Mahaveer-Tekri Bhojpur

Indian Institute of Forest Management
P.O. Box357, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal462003, India
Phone : +917552775716, 2773799 Fax : +917552772878

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Indian institute of forest management,

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The Post Graduate Diploma in Forestry Management is continuously adapting itself

Prof. Advait Edgaonkar

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Encourage IIFM stresses the importance of creativity. Unless we understand how

About Established in 1982 as an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Environment,

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Knowledge Capital Selection Process

Practical Exposure and Industry Relations

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Fellow Programme in Management (FPM)

M.Phil. (Natural Resource Management)

Nodal Centre for Doctoral Programme of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun

Training and Management Centres of Excellence

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Read, play, Creative thinking is only worthwhile if it results in action. Provide

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Computer Centre Institutional membership with DELNET Hostel, Guest House

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Case Study Summer Internship Research and

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Statistics and Data Handling

Econometrics Behaviour in Organizations

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Plantations and Agro Forestry Business Management Biodiversity Conservation

Natural Resource Management for Community Development

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Model Creative Creative thinking is only worthwhile if it results in action.

ECOSYSTEM & ENVIRONMENT

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ENVIRONMENT & QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES HUMAN RESOURCE

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Jayashree Dubey (Ph.D)

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Reward Motivate individuals or teams who come up with winning ideas

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EnviroConclave Daksh CSR India Conclave

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My work in TERI involves IIFM

Be Respond enthusiastically to all ideas and never make someone

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Speakers at the Institute

Shri Prakash Javadekar, Honorable Minister for

MEERA SHENOY K. VAIDYANATHAN L. M. BELWAL BRIG. RAJIV WILLIAMS

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Our Alumni have made their contributions in

Business ITC PSPD Rural EDA Rural Systems Pvt.

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One World South Asia IORA Solution Annapurna Microfinance IPSOS

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Educational Background Work Experience

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Abhijit Dutta, 24 years Abhinav Narayan Pandey, 25 years

Domicile: Maharashtra Work Exp.: 11 months in

SI Project: OXFAM SI Project: Sahayog Clean Milk Pvt. Ltd.,

Abhishek Das, 25 years Abhishek Kumar Gupta, 22 years

Domicile: Jharkhand Domicile: Uttar Pradesh

SI Project: : Directorate of Sericulture, SI Project: Light Microfinance,

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