Rubrics for Summer Internship

Course outcomes (CO): After successfully completing the summer training/internship student would be able to

CO No. Description Relevant to Program outcome (PO)
CO 1 Relate the industry assignments to respective management practices PO1, PO7
CO 2 Analyze the data pertaining to industrial problem for decision making PO2
CO 3 Understand business environment aspects for the organization PO4, PO6
CO 4 Understand the role of team dynamics to achieve the targets PO5, PO3

Rubric for evaluation of Summer Internship/Field Work 

Project report: 50 marks Weightage (5*10 each)

 

Level of achievement (Summer Internship/Field Work  ) CO covered
Excellent (10-12.5) Good (7-9) Average  (4-6) Poor (0-3)
 

Ability to understandindustry assignment with application of management theories and practices

12.5 Management theories and practices perfectly applied withproper understanding of the industry assignment Management theories and practices has been fairly applied with moderate understanding of the industry assignment Management theories and practices has been moderately applied with poor understanding of the industry assignment Poor understanding of the industry assignment  

CO1

Data analysis for decision making 12.5 Data identification and relevance is very strong to the industrial problem and data analysis has been done with a latest and appropriate tool/software Data identification and relevance is moderateand data analysis has been done with moderately relevant tool/software Data identification and relevance is moderate and data analysis has been done with inappropriate tools/software Data identification and relevance to the industrial problem is poor/inappropriate CO2
Understanding of Business Environment Aspects 12.5 Appropriately identified and properly understood Appropriately identified and moderately understood Appropriately identified Inappropriately identified CO3
Understanding the team dynamics 12.5 Leadership and team members roles were appropriately identified and can appropriately relate with organizational values and goals Leadership and team members roles were appropriately identified and can moderately relate with organizational values and goals Leadership and team members roles were appropriately identified Leadership and team members roles were poorly identified CO4

Summer Training Record

MBA 2023-25
MBA 2022-24
MBA 2021-23
Placement Record
Year of passing No. of students placed Median CTC  (In Lacs) Average CTC  (In Lacs) Highest CTC (In Lacs)
2020 111 4.20 4.17 10
2021 110 4.40 4.20 10
2022 128 4.50 4.31 11

List of Placements

Alum Connect
S. No. Date Topics Resource Person
1 April 13, 2020 Importance of Environment, Health, and Safety in Today’s World Mr. Nishu Sharma, Assistant Manager, Vivo Mobile Pvt. Ltd.
2 April 14, 2020 COVID-19 & its impact on the economy Ms. Prachi Gupta, Assistant Manager, ICICI Bank
3 April 25, 2020 Do’s & Don’t of Interview and Personality Development Ms. Mansi Grover, Soft Skill Trainer, Beanstalk World School
4 May 10, 2020 Interactive session on Surviving the hiccups of Financial Markets in a Pandemic Ms. Kinjal, Assistant Manager, SBICap Securities Ltd.
5 May 12, 2020 Tips for Joining the Corporate Jungle Mr. Anshul Munjal, Assistant Manager, Vivo Mobile Pvt. Ltd.
6 August 21, 2021 Challenges of Entrepreneurship Mr. Harshit Kakkar, Founder of Kakkar Spinning Mills
7 August 28, 2022 The Fusion of Creativity, Talent and Passion Mr. Bunny Saluja, Owner of Janta Sweets
8 November 19, 2022 Sharing Experiences Ms. Jahnvi, Assistant Manager, Hammer
9 August 5, 2024 The Power of Positivity : A Journey towards Success Ms. Simran Chabbra, Founder of Dancy Academy (SCDC)
10 August 5, 2024 Journey from College to Corporate Mr. Vishnu , Senior HR, Eureka Analytical Services Pvt. Ltd.
11 August 1, 2024 Career Guidance on Entrepreneurship and Innovation Mr. Harshit Kakkar, Founder of HSN ECOTEX
12 August 6, 2024 Balancing Work & Personal Life Ms. Sonali, Senior Brand Development, OJI Holdings
13 October 8, 2024 Beyond Startups: How Entrepreneurial Traits Fuel
Professional Success
Ms. Ruchi, Academic Associate, Indian Institute of
Management (IIM) Ahmedabad
14 October 10, 2024 Career Guidance Program Mr. Tushar Singla, Financial Analyst, Gallagher & Mohan
15 October 10, 2024 Career Opportunities in Supply Chain Ms. Mansi, Senior HR Executive, Flipkart
16 October 10, 2024 Career Opportunities in Corporate Finance Ms. Sharina, Financial Analyst at KPMG Global Services
17 October 10, 2024 How to manage stress at Workplace Mr. Ranvijay, Manager Digital Marketing, Axis Bank
18 October 10, 2024 The Importance of Soft Skills Ms. Abhilasha, US Recruiter at Cyberthink
19 October 11, 2024 Industry Insights & Experiences Ms. Anupama, Assistant Manager, Bharat eMart
20 October 11, 2024 Do’s & Don’ts During MBA Ms. Sonali Bisht, Financial Modelling Analyst
21 October 11, 2024 Tips for Creating a Professional Career Mr. Devang Dudeja,Senior Financial Reporting Analyst, Citi Corp Services Pvt. Ltd
22 October 11, 2024 Private Equity- A type of Alternate Investment Mr. Piyush, Senior Analyst- Investment, Marsh McLennan
23 October 11, 2024 Importance of Digital Marketing Mr. Paras Soni, Founder of Qbycon
24 October 11, 2024 Career Opportunities in Stock Market Ms. Neeru, Branch Head at Skyline Broker & Business Partner Sharekhan
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