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NITIE : FAQ 3

50 Discussions on various aspects as on Dated: 12-06-2011
Source: http://www.nitie.in/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=19


Q) I have currently 4.5Lac package and I am expecting a raise soon, should I join the
course?


A) If you want to change your job profile and a better career growth, you should be in no doubt while joining PGDIE, NITIE. Above all these if you have more than 20 months work ex, you may be a candidate for lateral placements that will make your chances for a 10 lakh plus salary very real.

Q) Will I get stipend?


A) You will be getting a stipend of Rs 8000/- pm granted by Govt. of India.

Q) Are there any Study Loan facilities available?

A) There are many lucrative loan options available, especially for NITIE students. Information
regarding the same will be uploaded soon. :)

Q) Is the course very hard? Will I be able to sustain?

A) The course is not like any other M.Tech course where in you are just required to swallow huge formulae, by heart pages and pages of theory and vomit it out in the answer sheets. PGDIE is a course which guides you on how, as a manager you can apply technology to benefit different industries. So the course is all about learning to apply management techniques with the NITIE's prestigious faculty providing you with real life industrial scenarios. Because of the interest the pedagogy will generate in the subjects you will find it extremely interesting and love the learning experience. Its more application oriented with real life problem solving focus of Industry.

Q) Are the professors helpful or do-it-on-your own?

A) No spoon feeding! But professors do encourage a very interactive class. They are very much approachable. Every faculty member is master in his own area; they continuously take part in consultancy and update the curriculum according to the emerging trends of the industry. They stress on the need of going to library instead of googling your way through.

NITIE Alumni:

Ganesh Natarajan: CEO , Zensar Technologies Ltd.
V. Mani: CEO, Bristlecone 
Prince Azariah: Retired CIO, Reliance Industries 
Ramakutty Ramesh: Economist, Strategic Planning, The World Bank, Washington DC 
Ashwin Rangan: CIO, Walmart.com 
V Subramaniam: Logistics Manager, AsiaPacific, Kelloggs, Australia 
V. Chandrashekhar: VP, Global Operations, Goldman Sachs 
K. Venugopal, President and CEO, GE Lighting India 
S Srinivasa Rao: Director & CEO, TVS Electronics 
T V Seshadri: VP, MasterCard 
Dharmesh Joshi: Head, Logistics, Cadbury India Ltd 
S Chattopadhyay: ED, US Operations, Hoechst Marion Roussel 
R. Suresh: International MD, Stantonchase 
R V S Mani: CEO, Sulzer Pumps 
B Ravi: CEO, ECS 
A M Kini: GM, Logistics, Jhonson and Jhonson 
Amitabh Das Gupta: AVP, Price Water Coopers 
C G Kaluskar: Head, International Sourcing, Novartis 
S Viswanathan: Executive Director, SISL 
Sharad Hegde: Sr. Vice President, Infosys 
G Shiva: Vice President, Citibank N. A. 
P Shyamsunder: VP Quality, Britannia Industries Ltd 
Dr. Rakesh Kumar Sinha: VP (Marketing), Godrej Consumers Product Ltd. 
Srinivasan A : GM-Operations , UCAL fuel systems Ltd. 
Mr. S Ramesh: VP-IT, L & T Infotech 
Satish Kumar Jain: SAP CONSULTANT, L&T - ISD SAP GROUP 
B. Murli: Head- Logistics, Castrol- India 
Rakesh Agarwal: Senior Scientist, IBM 
Krishnan Govindamani: VP – Systems, ACC Limited 
K.G. Mohan : VP - IT , Hindustan Lever Limited 
Dev Bhattacharya: Group President, Aditya Birla 
B.H.V.S. Murthy: Vice President, Syntel Ltd 
C.R. Rao: Vice President (Operations), Denison Hydraulics India Ltd 
G.S. Tuteja: Chief Signal Engg., Central Railway 
Madan Mohan Ram: Dy GM, Syntel Ltd 
Kamelesh: G.M.(Operations), Bhatt Secure Meters Ltd. 
Ramesh K Mirakhur : Vice President , Convansys Corp. 
R.K. Sinha: Exec.V.P.(Soap Group), Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. 
Dr. S. Gondhalekar: Director, Kaizen Institute 
S. Shankar: Dy GM, IBM India 
Hemant Y. Joshi: Executive Director and CEO, CRISIL Ltd.

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