LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

Plot No. 7, Sector-11, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075 Website: www.lbsim.ac.in

STUDENTS’ HAND BOOK

Sr.No. PGDM-FT/SHB/2021/1001

Academic Year 2021-22

LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (General)

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (Financial Management)

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management

(Research & Business Analytics)

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management

(E-Business)

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management

(Artificial Intelligence & Data Science)

VISION

Leadership through Excellence in Value Based Management and

Technology Education.

MISSION

To nurture and groom socially sensitive business leaders with a

global outlook, supported by research-led teaching and strategic

national and international partnership.

VALUES

• Commitment : Striving for quality and results

• Honesty & Integrity : Adherence to high standards and ethics

by all stakeholders in their thought, conduct and behaviour

• Self-Discipline : Taking responsibility, reflecting punctuality,

persistence, tenacity, patience and pro-active behavior

• Fairness & Firmness : Transparency in governance, Trust

worthiness and respect

• Collaborative Spirit : Teamwork, unity and inclusion

INDEX

S No. SECTION TITLE PAGE Nos.

1. I Attendance and General Conduct 2-3

2. II Evaluation and Performance 4-9

Assessment

3. III Placement 10-11

4. IV Infrastructure 12-16

5. V Hostels 17-21

6. VI Administration and Accounts 22-24

7. Annex I Undertaking with respect of 25-26

IT Infrastructure and Internet

Usage Policy

8. Annex II Undertaking by the students 27

9. Annex III Leave Application Form 28

10. Academic Calendar 29-30

11. List of Important Phone Numbers Inside back

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Students’ Hand Book (2021-22)

Post Graduate Programs in Management

The batches of 2020-22 and 2021-23 pursuing the Post Graduate Diploma in Management

programs are governed by the information, rules and regulations contained in this handbook.

The Institute reserves the right to amend / modify/ alter these rules and regulations from time

to time without any notice.

The Institute observes highest level of discipline and conduct. Students are expected to abide by such

rules and regulations failing which strict disciplinary action will be taken against him/her. Some of

the guidelines the students need to follow are enumerated below:

I. Attendance and General Conduct

A. Attendance 1) Students are expected to attend all the classes/online sessions. For all online sessions’ students are required

to be on camera. The students are expected to be on time for the classes. Attendance for each class shall be

marked in ERP System.

2) Students should inform each of the concerned course / subject faculty and the respective Program

Coordinator regarding his / her proposed absence from the Institute.

3) Each absence should be followed by a written application with justification to PGP Office. Under no

circumstance the student will be allowed to go below 80% attendance in each course(subject). Students below

80 % attendance in a course (subject) will not be eligible to appear in end term examination in that

course(subject).

4) Absence inclusive of medical reason, personal exigencies, placements, and all other engagements concerned

with activities like cultural festivals including sports, conferences and other allied activities must be followed

up by application and a justification by filling up leave form and submit it to PGP Office. Any shortfall in

attendance will be reviewed by the Academic Discipline Committee/Director.

5) The institute holds Workshop, Conferences, Corporate Interface, lectures regularly. It is mandatory for

students to attend these activities. If a student fails to attend these activities, without prior approval by the

respective Program Chair, they are required to appear before Academic Discipline Committee. If the

committee finds the reason for absence not satisfactory, it may recommend lowering of one grade or

deduction of marks (to be decided by the Committee) in one or more academic course(s).

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B. General Conduct

1) Students are expected to follow professional and formal dress code in the Institute. The Institute

does not permit students on campus in informal attire (e.g. torn jeans, chappals, round-neck T-shirts

etc.). On all formal functions, students are expected to wear the Institute’s uniform. During

convocation and other functions of Institute, all the students should be dressed in the formal dress

code as prescribed by the competent authority.

2) Use of cell phones and gadgets during classroom lecture is strictly prohibited.

3) The timelines of various activities will be intimated to the students from time to time and they are

expected to adhere to the timelines.

4) Students should give the faculty feedback online as and when the window is open.

5) The Institute’s properties and equipment are to be safely handled.

6) Use of Auditorium, MDP Room, Board Room, Faculty Lounge, AV room & Class rooms will be

approved by the CAO/AO after a written request and recommendation by the concerned faculty.

The utilization of the above facilities will be allowed up till 20:00 hrs. No eatables/drinks are

allowed inside the Classrooms, Auditorium, AV room, MDP Room & Board Room. Strict

disciplinary action will be taken against defaulters.

COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS

1. Please get yourself screened while entering the campus by security team.

2. Thoroughly clean your hands regularly with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer or wash them with soap and

water.

3. Maintain at least 2 metre (6 feet) distance between yourself and others.

4. Avoid sitting or standing in groups.

5. Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth.

6. Make sure you, and the people around you, follow good respiratory hygiene.

7. Always use face mask and preferably hand gloves.

8. Stay home and self-isolate even with minor symptoms such as cough, headache, mild fever, until you

recover.

9. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty in breathing, seek medical attention and inform Administration.

10. Please use Aarogya Setu App and make sure it is always in on mode while in Campus

II. Evaluation and Performance Assessment

All the Full Time PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) programs consist of six Terms, three

in each Academic Year. After completing first year of the program, all students are required to undertake

a Summer Internship Project (SIP) of 8~10 weeks. Students are expected to complete the PGDM program

in all respects, within 2 years. However, if anyone fails to qualify in 2 years, maximum period allowed

to complete the program would be 3 years from the date of admission, failing which they shall not

be eligible for the award of PGDM.

A. Components of Evaluation

1) Each 3-credit course is evaluated for 100 marks (Internal Assessments – 60 marks and End Term

Examination – 40 marks) and the total marks scored are finally converted into grades.

2) The Internal evaluation (60 marks) shall comprise of the following components

a) Mid-term examination: 20 marks

b) For the remaining part of internal evaluation (40 marks), concerned faculty member may use a

combination of at least three components, other than Class Participation (if any), from the

options given below.

i. Quiz(s) (announced or unannounced) ii. Individual Term paper / Case study write-up

iii. Individual Article review

iv. Individual oral exam (Viva)

v. Individual / Team Assignment

vi. Individual / Team Project

vii. Individual / Team Case Presentations

viii.Class Participation (max 5%)

No single component shall have a weightage of more than 15 marks. Actual weightage for each

component shall be decided by the individual faculty for the course and announced at the

beginning of the Term.

3) Summer Internship Project (SIP) carries 100 marks, of which 60 marks are for the project (Report

– 36 and Presentation – 24) and 40 marks for Corporate Interface Activities. The best SIP for each

program shall be awarded a Gold Medal.

4) End Term Project Study carries 200 Marks, of which 50 marks are for Viva- voce and 150 marks

for Project work/Report. The best Project Study for each program shall be awarded a Gold Medal.

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B. Standardization of components

Whenever two or more faculty members are teaching a course, concerned area convener shall nominate

one of them to act as the facilitator for that course. In case certain course is taught only by a visiting

faculty, area convener shall nominate a core faculty from the area, to pair with the visiting faculty as

‘facilitator’ and to gain necessary exposure in that specialization. Facilitator shall be responsible to

coordinate for the following

1) Circulation of common course outline to students of all sections through PGP Office

2) Standardization of text books and other reading material

3) Common Cases to be used in the course

4) Common components of evaluation (and the weights attached to each component)

5) Prepare and circulate a report on course coverage in each section when the course facilitator (or the

Visiting Faculty, wherever the course is taught only by a visiting faculty) completes 10 sessions

6) Common question papers for the end-term examinations.

7) Common question papers for mid-term examinations, wherever possible.

C. Use of Unfair Means (UFM) during Examination

1) The Institute follows a ZERO TOLERANCE policy for any student found using UFM during

exams and all UFM cases are referred to the Discipline/Academic Standing Committee for strict

action.

2) Any student found in possession of electronic devices/ cell phones, any reading material / hand-

written material, during examination shall automatically be held liable for UFM case.

3) Any student found guilty by Academic Discipline Committee of UFM during examination,

his/her paper would be cancelled, and he/she must re-appear in that examination as and when

permitted for such debarred candidates by Examination Cell/ PGP Office. The committee

may impose a fine of up to Rs. 5,000/- or may send a warning letter to student’s parents. Such

students will receive 2 grades lower than what has been achieved in the repeat examination.

This will not be applied in case the student only scores a passing ‘D’ grade. Any student

committing UFM for the second time during the program will result in his/her withdrawal

from the program.

4) Students with UFM in Examination cases will not be eligible for any office bearer position in any

student body. If student holds that office already, he/she will have to resign from such position

immediately.

5) All the above shall be applicable to both Mid-Term & End Term Examinations.

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D. Award of marks

1) For every component of evaluation, the concerned faculty member shall award marks and show the

answer scripts to the students within 10 days of holding/conducting that evaluation component.

2) Faculty members shall only award marks for each component of evaluation and submit marks to

the Examination Branch. The conversion of total marks for the course into letter grades shall be

done centrally by the Examination Branch. A student, who desires clarification on marks awarded,

may discuss the matter with the concerned faculty immediately on receiving the marks, so that the

marks sent by the faculty to the examination branch are final.

3) A student will be declared pass in a course on meeting following criteria:

a) Securing a minimum of 50% in continuous assessment/ Internals (out of 60 marks)

b) Securing a minimum of 50% in End-term exam/ External (out of 40 marks)

To be eligible to take End-term examination students shall be required to attend a minimum

of 80% classes.

Students who fail to secure a minimum of 50% marks in continuous assessment/ Internals

(30 Marks out of 60) shall not be permitted to write End-term examination.

4) Whenever two or more faculty members are teaching a course, as far as possible, evaluation work

shall be so divided that any given component is evaluated by the same faculty for students of all

sections. For end-term exams, this could be achieved by dividing the question paper into parts and

each faculty could evaluate one part, for students of all sections.

E. Converting marks into grades

1) Faculty member shall only communicate the marks for each component to the students.

Examination branch shall determine the Grades for each course, within three weeks of the

conclusion of end-term exams and announce the grades to students, along with TGPA/CGPA, after

the results are finalized and approved by the faculty council.

2) Whenever two or more faculty members teach a course; say faculty X teaches sections A, B and

faculty Y teaches section C, grading procedure shall be applied for sections A, B together and

separately for section C. This is to avoid the impact of differences in marking on the final grades.

This is followed even when a common question paper and a common marking scheme are used

across all sections.

3) For students who appear for the end-term examination and qualify the passing criteria (minimum

of 50% marks in end-term examination), conversion of their marks into grades shall be done by

applying the following procedure.

a) For a given course, determine the highest score (after excluding the outliers, if any) from all

students taught by the same faculty and compute the range as given by (Range = Highest score

– 50.00).

b) Divide the ‘Range’ by 7 to arrive at the Grading Interval (GI) and round it off to the first

decimal. (GI = Range/7)

c) Using the GI obtained at step 2, construct a grading table as shown below:

Marks Range Grade Description Grade Points

(50 + 6*GI + .01) and above A+ Outstanding 10

(50 + 5*GI + .01) ~ (50 + 6*GI) A Excellent 9

(50 + 4*GI + .01) ~ (50 + 5*GI) B+ Very Good 8

(50 + 3*GI + .01) ~ (50 + 4*GI) B Good 7

(50 + 2*GI + .01) ~ (50 + 3*GI) C+ Average 6

(50 + 1*GI+.01) ~ (50 + 2*GI) C Below Average 5

50 ~ (50 + 1*GI) D Marginal 4

Not qualifying to pass F Fail 0

d) Convert student’s total marks in each course into a grade as per the table.

e) Examine the combined distribution of grades, of all sections that were taught by the same faculty.

In case the number of students in A+ and A grades together is < 25% of the total number of

students taught by the faculty, accept that grading as final.

f) In case the number of students in A+ and A grades together, exceeds 25% of the total number of

students taught by a faculty, increase the GI by 5%, rework the grades for that course and go

back to step 5.

g) Exceptional cases, where grading distribution does not satisfy the requirement at step 5, even

after 10 revisions in the GI, matter may be referred to the Examination Committee, appointed

by the director.

h) Based on the grades earned by a student in courses of a term, calculate the Term Grade Point

Average (TGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) using the formulae given

below: TGPA=C1G1+C2G2+……………

C1+C2+…………..

wherein, Ci is the credit assigned to a course and Gi is grade point earned in that course. Compute the

Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) after a term in a similar manner considering all the

courses starting from the first trimester.

i) In case any student requires a certification of marks scored the formula for conversion shall be

% of Marks = (CGPA - 0.5) * 10

j) The conversion of CGPA into equivalent percentage marks is given in the following table:

CGPA Equivalent Percentage

5.5 50%

6.5 60%

7.0 65%

7.5 70%

8.0 75%

k) Those who reappear in any exam or course it will be mentioned in the final grade sheet.

F. Important Requirements:

1) Each student must attain a minimum CGPA of 5.00 at the end of first year and should not

have their count of I (Incomplete) and F (Fail) grades more than 3. Those who fail to meet the

twin criteria of CGPA and the count of I/F grades, shall not be promoted to the second year

and will need to improve their grades by repeating certain 1st year courses, where they have

‘F’ or ‘D’ grades. Those who are promoted to the second year with ≤ 3 backlogs (I or F grade)

must clear those courses by appearing for End-term exams, as and when scheduled for the

next batch. No separate/extra classes would be arranged for such students.

2) To qualify for the award of PGDM, students must attain a minimum CGPA of 5.00 at the

end of the program and should not have any I or F grades.

G. Other Provisions:

1) If any student falls short of attendance requirements for any course(s), he/she would be debarred

from end-term exam(s), awarded an ‘F’ grade for such course(s) and ‘zero points’ would be added

while computing TGPA/CGPA.

2) If a student misses any component of internal evaluation or delays submission of any

projects/reports etc. the concerned faculty may, at his/her discretion offer an alternative assignment

or allow delayed submission. However, no faculty member shall exercise such discretion for any

scheduled exam(s).

3) There will be no supplementary /reappear exam for Mid Term exams missed out for any

reasons.

4) If any student misses the end-term exam for any course(s), due to unavoidable reasons (subject to

approval from the Director) he/she shall be awarded an ‘I’ grade and such course(s) shall not be

included in computation of student’s TGPA/CGPA.

5) If any student fails to secure 50% marks in end-term marks), he/she would be awarded an ‘F’

grade for such course(s) and ‘zero points’ would be added while computing TGPA/CGPA.

6) All the students, who are awarded I or F grades as above or for any other reason(s), will need to

clear their backlog by appearing for the make-up exams by paying the applicable fees. Make up

exams for components of Terms I, II, IV and V will be conducted in Terms II, III, V and VI

respectively. Make up exam for components of Term III will be conducted in Term IV and make

up exams for components of Term VI will be scheduled before the start of academic vacation.

7) Academically weak students would be identified and counselled on a regular basis.

8) If any student is unable to qualify the requirements, even after availing the above

opportunities, he/she can clear the backlogs by appearing for end-term exam for the

course(s) as and when scheduled, as an ex-student, within the maximum stipulated period

for completion of the program.

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9) Marks scored by students in the Make-up exams shall be used to arrive at the new scores. As and

when the student meets passing requirement, his/her grades for such course(s), will be determined

using the final grading table (old table) that was used for awarding grades to other students of his/her

batch and section(s). The revised grade shall replace the ‘F’ or ‘I’ grade(s) and corresponding points

would be used for TGPA/CGPA computation.

10)If a student is not satisfied with any issues relating to his/her marks or grades in any course(s),

student may approach the Examination Branch with his/her grievances and seek revaluation/

resolution of the matter as per the procedures laid down by the examination branch.

III. Placement A. Placement Process and Placement Cell

The placement cell at the Institute is managed by the students of PGDM programs and PGDM

(Finance) under the guidance of faculty members. Students vigorously undertake the contact program

with the corporate both in Delhi and major cities of the country. Normally one job per student can a

student both for final placement and summer training. However, if the placement and summer training

has been achieved more than 90%, then the students are given second chance for placement and

summer training. The students are expected to abide by the rules and guidelines issued by placement

cell.

B. Annual Outreach Program / Social Immersion / Rural Immersion Programmes

The placement process at LBSIM begins with Annual ‘Outreach Programme’ in the month of August

each year. LBSIM is organising ‘Outreach Programme’ since 1997 and is a pioneer in this activity

across all business schools of the country. The objective of this programme is to invite companies for

the placement process. The students cover all major Business hubs of the country namely - Bangalore,

Mumbai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Delhi-NCR and Pune. The visit is planned prior to the

National HR Conference which is held every year during the month of October. Students are divided

into Outreach cities and are expected to prepare thoroughly for the companies they are visiting.

Appointments from the HR Managers are taken in advance to formally execute the whole outreach

visit. The students are expected to maintain a continuous touch with the companies they have visited.

A General Body meeting of the students is held after the Outreach Programme, where every outreach

group (city wise) presents the status of their outreach, and the negative feedbacks from companies are

paid special attention to.

The students not part of outreach activity will compulsorily participate in Social / Rural Immersion

programme or engage with any NGO for a live project under guidance of faculty. They will submit a

report of their project to respective Programme Coordinator.

C. Placement Policy

The placements are generally organized at the institute during placement week. Some companies offer

Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) as well. Once companies are invited to the institute they shortlist and

evaluate the students. The institute follows a policy of “one candidate – one offer”. The following

are the important rules relating to the placement process to be adhered by all the students:

1) Students are required to maintain the confidentiality of the placement process i.e. they should not

disclose the dates, name of the organization, package details, selection process, etc. with any

outsider.

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2) It is mandatory for all the students to carry their Summer Internship Project Reports for the

placement process.

3) Pre-Placement Talks (PPT) are considered an important part of the placement process by the

organization as they evaluate the interest and knowledge of the students about the company during the

PPT. Hence active participation in PPT is mandatory.

4) In case of absence from PPT, the student can be debarred from companies that visit the campus in

future.

5) Once a student has applied for the company, his/her participation in the selection process is mandatory.

In case of absence from the selection process, the student would be debarred from the next three

companies visiting the campus.

6) Students who do not appear for ten consecutive companies will be automatically signed out of the

placement process due to non-participation.

7) Any pre-placement offers (accepted or rejected) must be informed to the faculty co coordinator of the

placement cell through a written application within one week of the date on which the offer was made.

8) The students should also not to engage in any personal interactions with the HR Managers visiting

the campus.

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IV. Infrastructure

A. Library: The Learning Resource Centre

LBSIM library is one of the most richly equipped libraries in terms of resources, services and

infrastructural facilities in Delhi and NCR area. The library has a collection of about 40,000 select

documents in the form of books, reports, and other non-book materials, in different areas of

Information Technology and Management. The library has currently been subscribing to 121 select

periodicals in print form and online access to over 10,000 periodicals. It has a dedicated E-Resource

Centre for accessing electronic databases of journals and reference sources. The library is affiliated

to Developing Library Network (DELNET) through which it has access to over 7000 institutions.

Library has been subscribing prestigious electronic databases like Business Source Complete

(EBSCO Publishing), PROWESSIQ (CMIE), Economic Outlook (CMIE), Regional Business

News, Indiastat.com, Emerald, CRISIL Industry Database, Emerald E-Journal Subject Collection

for 310 Journals etc. Besides these, Case studies from ET, Harvard Business School, XIMB,

MARKLINE & American Productivity & Quality Centre are available in the library. Book Bank

services are also being provided to all the students of PGDM, in which study materials and text

books are being distributed to the students.

To safeguard the collective interests, members are requested to observe the following rules &

regulations:

1) Every member of the library must be prepared to identify himself/herself when requested to do

so.

2) Briefcases, handbags, files, umbrellas and similar items should be placed at the shelves outside

the library.

3) Use of membership card belonging to another member is prohibited.

4) Users are advised to keep the library materials in good condition. Materials damaged, defected

or lost would be replaced, otherwise the cost would be levied from the borrower.

5) Encyclopaedias reference books and periodicals are to be referred inside the library.

6) Safe custody of books is borrowers’ responsibility. If a member loses or damages any book

issued to him / her, he/she shall be required to replace it with a new copy or pay the cost of such

replacement.

7) Documents must be returned in time to make them available for use by others. An over retention

charge Rs. 10/- per volume per day will be levied. The Librarian can recall any issued document

any time.

8) A misplaced book is lost temporarily. To avoid misplacement, books taken from the open

shelves should be left on the nearest table/trolley.

9) Drinking and eating are not allowed inside the library. Silence must be observed in the library.

10) Mobile phones should be switched off before entering the library.

Admission may be refused to anyone who violates the Library Rules & Regulations.

B. Computer Lab

In today’s networked world, IT infrastructure and internet facilities are the pillars of every

academic/research Institute. Both are essential for accessing the knowledge resources on the web as

well as for regular teaching-learning activities. At the same time, uncontrolled and indiscriminate use

of internet by students and employees can deny the desirable usage of these facilities and may even

bring disrepute to the Institute. It is therefore imperative that we have a well-defined policy for

Management and Usage of IT infrastructure and Internet Facilities at Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of

Management (LBSIM). This document spells out the Institute’s policy and provides a format of

undertaking (for compliance) to be signed by each user of LBSIM network and internet access

facilities.

Important: In view of the COVID-19 pandemic, students have to compulsorily follow the

regulations relating to Social distancing, Sanitization and wearing of face masks, as issued by the

Institute.

1) General :

a) Every user of IT infrastructure and Internet access at LBSIM campus must be conscious that the

facilities are meant for official use arising from academic activities and administrative

responsibilities relating to students, faculty and staff at the Institute. Use of network resources

for personal purposes is discouraged.

b) Each user is expected to view the network resources with a sense of ownership and participation

and play an active role in prevention of any misuse of the facility. Users must carefully read and

understand the procedures laid down for management of network resources and be aware that

their use of these facilities is governed by the Indian IT Act 2000, violation of which is a

cognizable offence under the Act.

c) To ensure compliance with the IT Act 2000, LBSIM management reserves the right to scan any

information/communications exchanged over the network, for detecting and identifying any

inappropriate/unlawful use of the facilities, by any user of the network.

2) Use of Internet access :

a) All users, when visiting the computer labs are required to carry their Identity cards with them

and show the same to the lab in-charge as and when asked for.

b) Internet access for communication and for downloading of audio/video content is provided

strictly for academic/administrative purposes and it shall not be used for any personal

advertisement, solicitations, promotion or any other commercial purposes.

c) Use of internet access is strictly prohibited for participation in internet chat rooms, online

contests, online gaming, gambling, stock trading etc. and for viewing/downloading of

entertainment videos/songs/images or any other pornographic/objectionable material.

d) Access to sites that are known to be offensive, obscene or are banned under the law is blocked

by the IT administrator. Despite such filters, if any user comes across any material that he/she

considers offensive, disrespectful or inappropriate, he/she shall bring it to the notice of the IT

administrator for suitable action by the Management.

e) Users should not access/upload/download any material/content that could be deemed

objectionable by other users. These shall include all material covering, but not limited to, jokes,

harassments or discrimination of any individual or group of people based on nationality,

religious/political affiliation(s), ethnicity, race, social/familial/marital status, age, physical

ability/appearance, medial status, sexual orientation or any other discrimination that is prohibited

by law.

f) Use of the network to spread any harmful messages/programs, to tamper with contents stored on

other computers, to hack into and compromise security of other systems or to cause damage of

any kind using the internet access is strictly prohibited. Every such act is an offence and the user

is liable for any civil losses caused, in addition to the criminal prosecution under the Indian IT

Act 2000.

g) Connecting external storage devices to computers in the labs, without the prior permission from

lab in-charge, is prohibited. If users want to take a back-up of the contents downloaded by them

from the Internet or of their other work in the lab, they must take due precaution and get their

USB pen drives scanned by antivirus software installed on computers in the lab.

3) Use of E-mail facility :

a) E-mail facility is provided to students, faculty and staff for official purposes and official Ids,

whether generic or personal, shall not be used for deriving any personal benefits by posturing

and/or impersonation.

b) Internal emails shall not be copied / forwarded to outside vendors/suppliers or any other agencies

for conveying internal decisions to them. Nor shall email facility be used for sharing any

information that may be confidential / sensitive to the Institute’s activities.

c) Use of email service to send anonymous, harassing, fraudulent or threatening messages is

strictly prohibited.

d) E-mails accumulate over time and consume the storage space earmarked in email servers.

Therefore, users must clean-up their mail-boxes at regular intervals to avoid exceeding the

storage space allocated to them, failing which IT administrator may delete the older mails for

management of storage capacity.

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4) Role of the IT Administrator :

a) LBSIM management has authorized the IT Administrator for implementing and monitoring of

this IT Infrastructure and Internet Usage policy of the Institute. Accordingly, IT administrator

shall take all steps to ensure adherence to the policy and shall also be fully responsible for

bringing all deviations to the notice of management for necessary decisions/actions.

b) It shall be the responsibility of the IT administrator to make, add, change, delete and maintain

email and ERP IDs and various user groups of students/faculty and staff at LBSIM.

c) IT administrator shall also make sure that appropriate firewalls and anti-virus software are

installed and are operational all the time for security of LBSIM network and all its databases.

d) IT administrator shall make sure that all the activities and contents that are deemed

unacceptable by the management are blocked at regular intervals.

e) IT administrator shall create and maintain a detailed log of date, time, duration and names of

users, who are allowed the unrestricted internet access, from the designated desktops in the

lab/library.

f) IT administrator shall put in place a mechanism and a routine, in accordance with the IT Act

2000, to supervise and log all internet usage for further review, if necessary. He/she shall

regularly monitor the internet bandwidth usage as well as the email server usage and immediately

bring all exceptions/deviations to the notice of the Management.

5) Others

a) Every user of IT infrastructure and internet facility at LBSIM shall be governed by this policy

and he/she must submit an undertaking in this regard in the prescribed format.

b) If any user is found to be violating the policy at any point of time, management reserves the

right to terminate user’s access and initiate appropriate disciplinary action. C. Gym & Sports facility

A well-furnished Gym and Indoor Sports facility is available in the Institute. These are required to be

gain fully utilized and instructions given below are to be followed for maintaining its serviceability for

a long time.

1) Laid down timings are to be followed.

2) Leaving the dumbbells / weights / yoga mats scattered on the gym floor after use is strictly

prohibited.

3) Carrying eatables / beverages to the gym is strictly prohibited.

4) Leaving lights / AC / fans ON while exiting the gym is strictly prohibited.

5) Using any machine / facility / equipment in a manner which leaves it vulnerable to becoming

defunct would be penalized.

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D. Cafeteria

A two-storey Cafeteria having nice ambience is available for students. It caters for good quality snacks,

lunch and beverages. Students are expected to ensure its neatness in conformity with Swachh Bharat

Abhiyaan. Non-veg food is not allowed under any circumstances. Students are required not to leave

used utensils scattered anywhere in the campus e.g. table tennis room, common room, Amphitheatre

area or any other place and the same must be placed in the dustbins provided inside and outside the

cafeteria.

E. No Smoking Zone

Entire campus is a no smoking zone and any violation will be strictly dealt with.

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V. Hostels

The following guidelines are purported to make hostel-stay safe and pleasant for all LBSIM students.

These guidelines are not meant to limit any freedom, but to safeguard the liberty as well as to create a

positive and conducive learning environment. Please read the guidelines carefully. The students residing

in LBSIM Hostels, hereafter addressed as residents, are required to comply with the following Hostel

guidelines.

A. Conditions of Allotment

1) It is mandatory for all outside Delhi & NCR students to reside in LBSIM hostel. For NCR

students hostel facility may be available on first come first serve basis.

2) Residents are to occupy only the rooms allotted to them by the Warden. Mutual exchange of

rooms is permitted under exceptional circumstances, only with the Warden's permission.

3) The maintenance of rooms allotted to each student is his/her personal responsibility. He/she should

see to the upkeep of his/her room, hostel and its environment. Cleaning of a hostel room is done by

housekeeping staff. The residents should make themselves present during the cleaning hours.

4) The main gate of the LBSIM Hostel is closed at 11.00 p.m. every day. The security staff at the

Main Gate has been directed not to allow entry to residents later than 11.00 p.m. Students found

trying to enter the premises after 11.00 p.m. will be reported to the respective Hostel Warden for

disciplinary action.

5) Residents shall always carry their student ID cards when going out of the hostel.

6) The Warden or the Caretaker may take a roll call at any time after the prescribed hours as indicated

above. Any unauthorized absence from the hostel is considered as an act of indiscipline.

7) The residents are required to leave behind keys to their rooms to the Caretaker when they leave

hostel during summer internship. Personal belongings of students may be kept under lock and key

with the caretaker till their return from the vacation. All such articles must be packed and labeled

properly.

8) On the completion of the Program, the occupied rooms are to be handed over in a clean empty

condition after removing all personal belongings. Appropriate charges will be admissible in case of

noncompliance or any physical damage to the moveable / immovable property.

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B. Code of Conduct

1) The residents shall neither remove any fittings from their own rooms nor any other room and get

them fitted in any other room.

2) The resident(s) of a room will be held responsible for any damage to the property in the room

during his/her occupancy.

3) The residents shall not draw graffiti inside or outside the occupied rooms, nor drill any holes for

nails.

4) All residents are required to maintain proper sense of decorum that is befitting to the students of

higher academic institution of the level of LBSIM. They are expected to conduct fairly and

courteously with everyone, both inside and outside the campus.

5) Certain behaviors, such as, ragging and harassment of fellow students, altercation and physical

fighting, noisy and unruly acts, and use of abusive languages towards fellow residents are

considered serious disciplinary offences.

6) The resident shall not store any inflammable material or explosives in the said premises or do or

omit to do any act which causes nuisance or violation of any applicable rules and laws of civic

authority laws framed for protection of fire. Smoking, possession and consumption of alcoholic

drinks and/or narcotic drugs, in the hostel premises is strictly prohibited. Such acts will attract

disciplinary actions leading to debarment from placements or any other institutional activities.

7) The resident shall observe all the rules and regulations of the government and shall not do or cause

any illegal activities of immoral, unsocial nature (like playing loud music etc.) in and around the

said premises which may cause irritation, pollution or disturbance to the roommates or neighbors.

8) No student shall leave the hostel or stay away from his/her room during the nights without prior

written intimation to the respective warden and Caretaker.

9) If any resident wishes to leave the station in case of emergency, he/she should give written

intimation to the respective Warden and Caretaker.

C. Guests and Visitors

1) All visitors and friends shall be received first at the Office of the Caretaker before allowing them

in the Hostel.

2) All visitors to the hostel will have to make necessary entries in the visitor’s book available with

the Caretaker at the hostel entrance.

3) Parents/guardians, and siblings and friends of same gender are permitted to visit the resident in

his/her room. Parents/guardians, and siblings of opposite gender are allowed only up to the common

room. All visitors and non-residents must leave the hostel premises by 9:00 p.m. No overnight guest

is permitted in the hostel.

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4) Welcoming unauthorized guests in the hostel will subject residents to disciplinary action. All

residents are advised to extend their fullest co-operation to see that no unauthorized person enters

the Hostel premises. If they happen to find any such person, the matter should be brought

immediately to the attention of the Warden and Caretaker.

5) People visiting regularly for maintenance work or to deliver newspapers, mail and laundry will be

allowed to enter the hostel premises only with the permission of the Caretaker.

D. Safety Norms and Use of Appliances

1) The use of immersion rod in the room is a serious contender for fire hazard. Use of such

appliances in the hostel/resident's room is strictly forbidden.

2) Electricity charges will have to be paid by each resident based on his/her consumption units as

recorded by separate energy meters for each room.

3) When the residents go out of their room, they should turn off all faucets and the electrical/

electronic appliances.

4) The residents of the hostel are responsible for the safe - keeping of their personal belongings. They

are advised to keep under lock and key, all valuable items such as lap-top, mobile phone, credit

cards, ornaments, etc. Please lock the room when you are out even for a short period.

5) Residents are advised in their own interest not to keep money or other valuables in their rooms.

They may deposit all such money etc., which is not immediately required by them in the local

branch of any bank or lockers. The Hostel authorities do not hold themselves responsible for any

loss of private property belonging to the residents.

6) In case the room keys are misplaced and there is a need to break open the door, prior consent of the

roommate and permission from Caretaker/Warden must be sought. A nominal charge of Rs. 500/-

will be charged for the same. In case this leads to damage of the door or latch, the student must bear

the repair/replacement cost.

7) Students are required to clear their electricity bills dues within 7 days of being informed by the

hostel committee failing which a fine of Rs. 50/- day will be levied. In addition to this, disciplinary

action will be taken for repeat offenders.

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E. Community Responsibilities

1) Residents should not indulge in practices/activities, which may endanger their own personal

safety as well of others.

2) Residents are to pay attention to the surrounding in which they live by keeping it clean, healthy and

presentable. All the residents are equally responsible for keeping an eye on maintenance of hygiene

in the rooms and premises by the employed Staff.

3) Residents are not to arrange any picnics, functions, or meetings within the hostel without getting

permission from the Warden/concerned Authorities.

4) The cost of any damage of the hostel properties due to negligent or deliberate act will be borne

collectively by all residents unless the resident responsible for the damage is identified.

5) Residents shall shoulder the responsibility in managing the general upkeep of common rooms and

electronic or other equipment therein. They should not meddle with the TVs and PCs kept at the

common room, if any.

F. Hostel Mess

1) A Students mess committee will be formed for all respective hostels and the menu may be

decided by the same from time to time.

2) The residents will have to adhere to the time schedule mentioned for their breakfast, lunch, evening

tea and dinner at the Hostel mess. These timings are tentative and subject to change. The present

timings are as follows:

Breakfast : 8.00 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Lunch : 1.00 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. (working days at campus)

Snacks : 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m.

Dinner : 8.00 p.m. to 10 p.m.

3) Students will have to co-operate with the Caterer and his staff in their efforts. Complaints regarding

hostel mess arrangements and facilities will be intimated to the Warden for any corrective action.

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G. In Case of Emergency

1) Any emergency must be immediately reported to Caretaker/Warden. In case of medical

emergency, the resident is advised to contact the hospital listed at subhead 9, keeping the

warden/caretaker informed.

2) A First Aid Box is always kept with the Caretaker. In case of fire hazard, use fire extinguisher

if fire is manageable, otherwise the residents must leave the rooms immediately and call the

fire station. They are also required to warn the fellow residents, avoid using elevator, and

assemble in front of the hostel building.

H. Rights of the Hostel Management Committee

1) Any breach of these rules will invite an enquiry by the Hostel Management committee. If the

resident is found guilty, then the Hostel Management will take disciplinary action that it deems fit.

2) The Hostel Management reserves its right to change the rules from time to time keeping the

students informed through general circulars displayed on the Hostel Notice Board.

3) At any point of time, the Hostel Management has the authority to enter and check the rooms of the

resident.

Special Instructions (COVID -19): 1. Students must get themselves scanned by a thermal scanning machine and sanitize themselves and their belongings before entering the hostel premises. 2. Students would not be allowed to order food from outside eateries, under any circumstance.

3. Students would not be allowed to roam unnecessarily within the hostel.

4. In case of emergency, separate Quarantine facility is available for boys and girls.

5. No visitor would be allowed to enter any of the Hostel premises, if at all it is necessary the proper scanning and

sanitization of that person would be done. No visitor will be allowed to stay in the hostel premises under any circumstance

till the situation is under control.

6.Detailed instructions regarding code of conduct within the hostel premises will be displayed in each hostel from time to

time and each student must ensure strict adherence to the rules.

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VI. Administration and Accounts

A. Ragging

1) Ragging in any form in the campus and in the hostels is strictly prohibited. It is dealt with very

severely. There is an Anti-Ragging Committee in the Institute which examines the issue. Students

are to be guided by the rules and regulations of this Committee.

2) Two Affidavits one each from the student and the parent are taken at the time of admission of the

ward in the Institute giving their consent for Anti- ragging regulations. B. Institutional Committees

1) The Institute has a cell which proactively functions to restrict and address any kind of issues

regarding harassment of any student/staff member/faculty on the campus. The list of committees

and its members is as follows:

a) Discipline / Academic Standing Committee

i. Dr. Anil Kanungo - Convener

ii. Dr. Sweta Agarwal - Member

iii. Dr. Smita Sharma / Dr. Sushil Dixit - Member

iv. Dr. Gautam Negi - Member

v. Col Ajay Sood - Member – Secretary

b) Management Grid

i.. Prof. Shelendra Tyagi - Faculty Advisor, Mgt Grid

ii. Dr. Anuj Verma - Member

iii. Dr. Geetanjali Sahil - Member

iv. Mr. Naresh Wadhwa Member

v President Management Grid - Member

c) Committee against Sexual Harassment

i. Dr. Rekha Gupta - Convener

ii. Dr. Moni Mishra - Member

iii. Ms. Manisha Trikha - Member

iv. President, Mgt. Grid - Member

v. President, IT Grid - Member

vi. VP- Girls, Mgt. Grid - Member

vii. Col Ajay Sood - Member - Secretary

viii. External Expert - To be appointed by Director

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d) Grievance Redressal Committee

i. Dr. S P Ketkar - Convener

ii. Dr. Pankaj Varshney - Member

iii. Dr. Rajkumari Mittal - Member

iv. Dr. Geetanjali Sahi - Member

v. Ms. Manisha Trikha - Member

vi. Col Ajay Sood - Member – Secretary

e) Anti-Ragging Committee

i. Dr. S P Ketkar - Convener

ii. Dr. Rekha Gupta - Member

iii. Col Ajay Sood - Member – Secretary

iv President- Student, Management Grid - Member

v. External Expert - To be appointed by Director

C. Fees Schedule 1) 2021-23 Batch Fees Structure for General Category students of PGDM - General, Financial Management,

Research & Business Analytics, E-Business and Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Particulars Fees Amount Due Date

1st Instalment at the time of admission Tuition Fee 3,70,250

in case of General Category Enrollment Fee 50,000

Security Deposit 5,000

(Refundable)

Examination Fee 1,250

(1st Trimester)

Total of I Installment 4,26,500 Before Cut-off Date

Alumni Fee (Lifetime Membership) at 7,000 1st August

the time of joining the course

Management Grid (at the time of 30,000 1st August

joining the Institute)

II Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 2,48,500 By 19th Dec 2021

III Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 2,48,500 By 2nd July 2022

IV Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 2,48,500 By 19th Dec 2022

Total 12,09,000

Payment Schedule for Hostelers

I Installment 1,65,000 at the time of

Admission

II Installment 1,65,000 By 2nd July 2022

Total 3,30,000

Grand Total Rs. 15,39,000

Notes:

a) Electricity Charges and any other consumable at hostel will be settled directly with the hostel.

b) Institute’s uniform Charges will be Extra. 2) 2021-23 Batch Fees Structure for Corporate Sponsored Category students of PGDM - General,

Financial Management, Research & Business Analytics E-Business and Artificial Intelligence and

Data Science.

Particulars Fees Amount Due Date

1st Installment at the time of Tuition Fee 5,42,360

admission in case of Enrollment Fee 50,000

Corporate Sponsor Category Security Deposit 5,000

(Refundable)

Examination Fee

(1st &

2ndTrimesters) 1,250

Total of I Installment 5,98,610 Before Cut-off Date

Alumni Fee (Lifetime Membership) 7,000 After 12th June

at the time of joining the course

Management Grid (at the time of 30,000 After 12th June

joining the Institute)

II Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 3,48,500 By 19th Dec 2021

III Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 3,48,500 By 02nd July 2022

IV Installment (Tuition Fee + Exam Fee) 3,48,500 By 19th Dec 2022

Total 16,81,110

Payment Schedule for Hostelers

I Installment at the time of Admission 1,65,000

At the time

of admission

II Installment 1,65,000 By 2nd July 2022

Total 3,30,000

Grand Total Rs. 20,11,110

Notes:

a) Electricity Charges and any other consumable at hostel will be settled directly with the hostel.

b) Institute’s uniform Charges will be Extra.

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ANNEXURE – I

Undertaking with respect to IT Infrastructure and Internet Usage Policy

In case I connect my own computer to LBSIM network, I shall be responsible for all the content on it,

particularly what is shared with other users. When I use resources provided by the Institute, I shall be

responsible for the contents stored in the designated workspaces allotted to me, such as file storage area,

web pages, stored/archived emails etc. on LBSIM machines. I shall also be responsible for all the network

traffic generated by “My Computer” and will not share the network connection beyond my own use.

I understand that LBSIM IT infrastructure and internet facility is for academic use and I shall not use it

for any personal advertisement, solicitations, promotion or any commercial purposes. I shall not use

internet access for participating in internet chat rooms, online contests, online gaming, gambling, stock

trading or for viewing/downloading of entertainment videos/songs/images, or any material that is

prohibited.

I shall not access/upload/download any material/content that could be deemed objectionable by other

users, including but not limited to, jokes, harassments or discrimination of any individual or group of

people based on nationality, religious/political affiliation, ethnicity, race, social/familial/marital status,

age, physical ability/appearance, marital status, sexual orientation or any other basis prohibited by the law.

I shall not deceive or attempt to deceive others by assuming fake identity. I shall not intrude on privacy

of anyone and shall not use LBSIM network to send anonymous, harassing, fraudulent or threatening

messages.

I understand that network capacity is a limited/shared resource and physically or remotely tampering with

network connections/equipment or making excessive use of network is strictly prohibited. I shall not

tamper with contents stored on other computers, hack into and compromise security of other systems or

cause damage of any kind using the internet. I shall maintain my computer with current updates of my

operating system as well as the latest version of anti-virus software and try to keep my computer free from

viruses, worms, trojans and other malwares.

I understand that the IT infrastructure and internet access provided by LBSIM are subject to monitoring

as determined by the management and it may include monitoring of bandwidth usage as well as monitoring

of traffic contents. I authorize the LBSIM IT administrator to perform network vulnerability checks and

port scans on my computers, for protecting the overall integrity and efficiency of the network.

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I understand that electronic resources such as e-journals, various databases, e-books, software for analytics

etc. made available by LBSIM are solely for academic use. These contents can be browsed, and material

can be printed as single copies but downloading/printing/sharing of entire book or an issue of journal in

printed or electronic form is illegal and is prohibited. Use of crawlers/spiders for systematic scanning and

copying is also prohibited and LBSIM reserves the right to initiate disciplinary/penal action against me

for violation of any rules.

I shall not attempt to bypass access rules and firewalls or take any actions that may jeopardize the

information security of the entire or any part of LBSIM network. In case a situation arising from any

action(s) of user(s) exposes LBSIM network to any risk(s), management reserves the right to disconnect

any devise, deactivate any account and also initiate disciplinary action against those found to be violating

the LBSIM policy for use of IT infrastructure and access to internet services.

Name _________________________ Roll No. ____________________

Date ____________ Signature ___________________

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ANNEXURE – II

UNDERTAKING BY THE STUDENT

1. It is certified that I am in receipt of copy Sr. No. PGDM-FT/SHB/2021/ of Students’ Hand

Book for the Academic Year 2021-22.

2. I have gone through the contents and shall abide by all guidelines / general Instructions given in

the Hand Book.

Name ________________________ Program _____________________

Roll No ______________________ Section ____________________

E-mail Id _____________________ Mobile No. ____________________

Date ________________________ Signature ____________________

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ANNEXURE – III

Leave Application Form

Name: ____________________________ Roll No. _______

Year______ Section: _________

PGP Office Date: ________________

Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management New Delhi – 110075

Dear Sir/Madam,

I wish to inform you that I was absent from the Institute due to___________________from _______________ to ____________________ (both days inclusive). I am submitting the following as a proof of my absence from the Institute:

1. ___________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________

During the period of my absence, I missed the following classes:

S No. Subject Date Timings Total No. of classes missed

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Thanking you,

(Signature of the Student)

Mobile No.:___________________ E-mail Id: __________________________

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Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi

Academic Calendar for the Year 2021-22

Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (General/Financial Management/Research & Business

Analytics/E-Business and Artificial Intelligence & Data Science) Programmes

TERM - I & IV

Registration for PGDM Year 1 July 19, 2021 (Monday)

Commencement of Classes PGDM Term I July 19, 2021 (Monday)

Summer Internship Project Presentations by Term IV July 26-29, 2021

Commencement of Classes PGDM Term IV July 30, 2021 (Friday)

Commencement of FRP Term IV August 9, 2021 (Monday)

Session on FRP Quality Requirement for PGDM Term IV August 9, 2021 (Monday)

Dishank Module August 9-14, 2021

Talent Hunt August 14, 2021 (Saturday)

Cultural Week* August 23-28, 2021

Mid-Term Exam (Term I and IV) September 6-9, 2021

Industry Outreach – I* Sep 10 – Sep 19, 2021 (including both Sundays)

Classes resume post Mid Term (Term I and IV) September 20, 2021 (Monday)

Welcome Party-New Batch* September 25, 2021 (Saturday)*

Submission of Synopsis - Final Research Project -Term IV September 27, 2021 (Monday)

Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award Presentation 1st Week of October 2021

Lecture by the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Awardee 1st Week of October 2021

Dinner in Honour of the Awardee 1st Week of October 2021

Industrial Visit* October 8, 2021 (Friday)

HR Conference October 9, 2021 (Saturday)

Summer Internships/Placements Second Week of October 2021 onwards

Pre-placement Presentations Second Week of October 2021 onwards

Classes End (Term I & IV) October 14, 2021 (Friday)

Academic Discipline Committee Meeting October 18, 2021 (Monday)

End Term Examination for Term – I & IV October 19-October 23, 2021

Term Break October 24- October 28, 2021

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TERM II & V

Classes Commence for Term II & V October 29, 2021 (Friday)

Industry Outreach - II November 12-13, 2021

Alumni Meet November 20* (Saturday)

Mid -Term Exam (Term II & V) December 6-9, 2021

Marketing Conference December 11, 2021 (Saturday)

Mid- Term Evaluation of FRP (Term V) December 15-17, 2021

Industrial Visit Third Week of December, 2021

Classes End (Term II & V) January 7, 2022

Placement Week (Term - VI) First Week of January, 2022

Academic Discipline Committee Meeting January 8, 2022

End Term Examination (Term II & V) January 10-15, 2021

Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial Lecture January 11, 2022 (Tuesday)

Term Break (For Students) January 16-January 20, 2022 TERM - III & VI

Classes Commence for Term – III & VI January 21, 2022 (Friday)

Finance Conference* January 22, 2022 (Saturday)*

Counselling for Elective Courses for Term – III February 14–17, 2021

TATVA 2021 February 19-20, 2022*

Foundation Day February 23, 2022 (Wednesday)

Submission of FRP Report (Term VI) February 24, 2021 (Thursday)

Mid-Term Exam (Term III &VI) February 28 - March 3, 2022

Submission of Electives Choices (Term III Students) March 1st Week, 2022

IT Summit (Innotech) 2nd Week of March 2022*

Conference- Operations, Analytics & SCM March 12, 2022 (Saturday)

Finalization of Elective Courses (Term III students) March 18, 2022 (Friday)

FRP Evaluation & Viva Voce (Term VI) March 24 -26, 2022

Classes End (Term VI) March 31, 2022 (Thursday)

Academic Discipline Committee Meeting April 1, 2022 (Friday)

End-Term Examination (Term III and VI) April 4-9, 2022

Farewell to Second Year Students April 9, 2021 (Saturday)

Summer Internship April 11 – June 10, 2022

Convocation 3rd/4th Week of April 2022*

Director’s Dinner 3rd/4th Week of April 2022*

Note:

1. Management Development Programmes (MDPs) are as per separate schedule. 2. Different Clubs such as Marketing, HR, Finance, General Management and Cultural Club,

Social Welfare Club, Entrepreneurship Club will organize their activities separately. 3. Evaluated answer sheets should be shown to the students within 10 days of the exam/test. Re-

correction requests, if any, should be handled immediately. 4. Examination Department is required to declare the results within 15 days of the last exam.

Dr. Sushil Dixit, Dr. Smita Sharma / Dr. Sweta Agarwal/Dr. Sugandha Aggarwal /

Dr. Samant S Priya / Dr. Rekha Gupta

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Hostel & Wardens

Mentor - Hostels Dr. Anuj Verma

anujverma@lbsim.ac.in 9810145144

Boys Hostel Warden Dr. Pradeep Kumar

pradeep@lbsim.ac.in 9868367233

Girls Hostel Warden

Dr. Geetanjali Sahi geetanjali@lbsim.ac.in 9810609667

LIST OF IMPORTANT NUMBERS

Program Chairs

PGDM - General

Dr. Sushil Dixit sushil@lbsim.ac.in 9868566671

PGDM – Financial Management

Dr. Sweta Agarwal

sweta.agarwal@lbsim.ac.in 9999198115

PGDM-R&BA Dr. Sugandha Aggarwal

Sugandha.aggarwal@lbsim.ac.in 9818237214

PGDM – E-Business

Dr. Samant S Priya

samantsp@lbsim.ac.in 9923190752

PGDM – AI & DS

Dr. Rekha Gupta

rekhagupta@lbsim.ac.in 9811191810

Administration & Accounts

Chief Administrative Officer

Col Ajay Sood cao@lbsim.ac.in 9958137595

Administrative Officer

Mr. Sachin Khera sachin@lbsim.ac.in 9811320320

Chief Finance Officer

Mr. Nimitesh Kumar cfo@lbsim.ac.in 9868579692

Sr. Finance Officer Mr. S. P. Kaushik

kaushiksp@lbsim.ac.in 9810308986