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RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE<br />

OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY<br />

An Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament<br />

DIMENSIONING ENERGY<br />

<strong>PLACEMENTS</strong> <strong>2011</strong>


“The only way of finding the limits of<br />

the possible is by going beyond them<br />

into the impossible.”<br />

Arthur C. Clarke<br />

“Where oil is first<br />

found is in the<br />

minds of men.”<br />

Wallace Pratt<br />

“We usually find gas in new places<br />

with old ideas. Sometimes, also, we<br />

find gas in an old place with a new<br />

idea, but we seldom find much gas in<br />

an old place with an old idea. Several<br />

times in the past we have thought<br />

that we were running out of gas,<br />

whereas actually we were only<br />

running out of ideas.”<br />

Parke A. Dickey


Born out of the desire to keep the table tops clean, threatened to the verge of<br />

extinction by Edison’s invention and rescued by Ford’s, no other industry has<br />

found its fate entwined to technology and human needs, the way the oil industry<br />

has. Years down the line, the oil industry towers above the rest and continues to<br />

contribute and gain from the symbiotic relationship with technology.<br />

The world today has come to be a place with transformed human needs and<br />

technology. In our quest for knowledge and perfection, we find ourselves<br />

running into short supplies of conventional sources that had been energising our<br />

dreams. With a little over a century of fuelling our dreams behind it, the oil<br />

industry’s tryst with technology has found new dimensions.<br />

An industry that went global ages before globalization became “the business<br />

phenomenon”, has defined & redefined the ways of doing business in market<br />

place where almost every country on the globe is a buyer. Today, it stands on<br />

another threshold of change, facilitated by the technological advancements to<br />

welcome into the realms of energy, alternate sources of satisfying our insatiable<br />

thirst for energy. With new dimensions being added to energy, it is once again<br />

time to redefine the ways in which the business affecting people across the globe<br />

is run.<br />

In the changed settings, the need of the hour is to train professionals with the<br />

ability to synthesize from past the knowledge of running a business global in<br />

reach and the vision to shape a future where the spectrum of energy with wider<br />

dimensions would have a greater role to play because, to quote Paul Valery, -<br />

“The future is not what it used to be”.<br />

At RGIPT we are doing just that.<br />

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Contents<br />

Introduction 1<br />

Message from the President 3<br />

Message from the Director 4<br />

General Council Members 5<br />

Board of Governors 5<br />

About RGIPT 6<br />

Courses Offered 8<br />

Members of the Faculty 10<br />

Guest Faculty 11<br />

A Glimpse of the Passing out Batches 12<br />

Infrastructure 13<br />

Beyond Classroom 14<br />

Eminent Personalities on Campus 16<br />

Placement Summary of MBA 2010 17<br />

Summer Internship MBA <strong>2011</strong> 18<br />

Batch Profile of MBA <strong>2011</strong> 19<br />

Testimonials from the Visiting Faculty for MBA <strong>2011</strong> 20<br />

Profile Sheets of MBA <strong>2011</strong> 21<br />

Batch Profile of M.Tech 30<br />

Profile Sheets of M.Tech Batch passing out in December 2010 31<br />

Profile Sheets of M.Tech Batch passing out in May <strong>2011</strong> 32<br />

Summer Internship <strong>2011</strong> 33<br />

B.Tech Batch of 2012 34<br />

Form of Intent 35<br />

How to reach Rae Bareli 37<br />

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Message from the President, RGIPT<br />

“The task of a university is the creation of the future…” said Alfred North Whitehead. The essence of an<br />

educational institution is aptly captured in the above saying. RGIPT derives its core values from this spirit<br />

and envisions becoming a world class educational entity to serve as a fountainhead for nurturing<br />

‘Petrocrats’.<br />

Against the backdrop of rising domestic and international demand, a boom is expected in the E&P sector.<br />

Similarly, the downstream sector has become more competitive with the entry of private sector in both<br />

refining and marketing of petroleum products. The natural gas business in India is also expanding rapidly<br />

with a nation-wide distribution network being planned. The Indian oil and gas companies have<br />

intensified their overseas activities which have brought along with them newer challenges. The changing<br />

dynamics of the industry and the need to have a balanced energy mix necessitated the development of a<br />

specialized institution which can serve as a training ground for professionals to manage these changing<br />

businesses effectively.<br />

RGIPT with its long list of reputed patrons is poised to provide the industry, professionals with the right set<br />

of skills. While brainstorming the type of model to be adopted, it emerged to develop the institute as a<br />

“Corporate University” to bridge academia-industry gap and also to achieve active participation of the<br />

industry in its governance and development. The institute has initiated a tradition of excellence in<br />

academic standards with its maiden batch already placed with the major players of the oil and gas<br />

industry. RGIPT is once again ready with a fresh batch of management & technical postgraduates who<br />

have been imparted first-rate training in the Oil and Gas sector. I am confident that the students would<br />

live up to the expectations of the industry and lay the foundations of a world-class lineage.<br />

I take this opportunity to welcome national and international companies to visit our campus. I am sure<br />

your organization would benefit from its association with the institute and vice versa.<br />

Regards<br />

D. M. Reddy<br />

President,<br />

Board of Governors<br />

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Message from the Director, RGIPT<br />

I am pleased to introduce to you the postgraduate batches of MBA & M.Tech. from RGIPT.<br />

Our institute, conferred with the status of “Institute of National Importance” through an Act of the<br />

Parliament, has set very high standards for itself. At RGIPT, we strive for excellence in every activity we<br />

undertake. We have left no stone unturned in conforming with global standards, right through the<br />

process of transforming the aspiring young men and women into leaders who would catapult the<br />

industry to newer heights.<br />

The institute has the unique distinction of being nurtured by the Oil and Gas fraternity of India. This brings<br />

at our disposal a wide industry network to tap into. The primary objective of the faculty at RGIPT is to<br />

spawn a cadre of professionals who will acquire the necessary skills to stand-up to the challenges in the<br />

various segments of the energy sector. To this end, members of the faculty are drawn from a pool of<br />

industry veterans and distinguished academicians.<br />

At RGIPT, we believe in providing an environment to the students where they can experiment with their<br />

ideas and can learn from their own experience, thereby fostering creativity as well as rationality. Both the<br />

postgraduate programmes have been designed with vital inputs from the industry and are being<br />

continuously updated to meet the changing needs of the industry.<br />

It’s been three years since RGIPT’s inception and the past year saw the first MBA batch of ‘Petrocrats’<br />

stepping out of its hallowed portals. Reports by employers confirm that our alumni are excelling in the<br />

corporate world and have carved out a niche for themselves. The class of <strong>2011</strong> is now ready to embark on<br />

their journey into the professional world. The current batch is a reservoir of energetic and motivated<br />

students who I believe would make substantial contribution to the Oil and Gas Industry.<br />

I am delighted to invite you to our campus for the final placements of the MBA & M.Tech. batches at<br />

RGIPT.<br />

Regards<br />

Dr. J.P. Gupta<br />

Director<br />

4


General Council<br />

Chairperson<br />

Secretary<br />

Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas<br />

Government of India<br />

Board of Governors<br />

President<br />

Mr. D. M. Reddy<br />

Executive Director, BPCL<br />

Members<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

GAIL (India) Limited<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

Oil India Limited<br />

Director General<br />

Directorate General of Hydrocarbons<br />

Principal Advisor (Energy)<br />

Planning Commission<br />

Executive Director<br />

Oil Industry Safety Directorate<br />

Members<br />

Dr. J. P. Gupta<br />

Director, RGIPT<br />

Mr. M. B. Lal<br />

Technical Member,<br />

Appellate Tribunal for Electricity<br />

Dr. A. H. Kalro<br />

Director,<br />

AES PG Institute of Business Management<br />

Dr. P. K. Saraswati<br />

Professor,<br />

Department of Earth Sciences, IITB<br />

Mr. B. C. Bora<br />

Former CMD, ONGC<br />

Dr. D. Kunzru<br />

Professor, IIT Kanpur<br />

Director (HR), IOCL<br />

Director (HR), ONGC<br />

Secretary<br />

Oil Industry Development Board<br />

CEO<br />

Cairn India Limited<br />

CEO<br />

Reliance Industries Limited<br />

CEO<br />

Shell India Limited<br />

Group Chief Executive<br />

Essar Group<br />

Director<br />

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur<br />

Director<br />

University Institute of Chemical Technology<br />

President<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology<br />

Director<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology<br />

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ABOUT RGIPT<br />

RGIPT Profile<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology has been setup to cater to the needs of ever-demanding energy sector. With an<br />

intense focus on oil and gas domain, it aims at developing human resources to serve this vital sector of the economy by nurturing<br />

professionals who are trained to deal with the challenges of this dynamic industry. To fulfil the demand–supply gap of skilled<br />

professionals, the institute came into existence through an Act of Parliament and has been accorded the eminence of being an<br />

'Institute of National Importance'. Also known as the ‘Petrocrats’, RGIPTians, who have the unique advantage of being part of an<br />

institute promoted by six powerhouses of the Indian petroleum sector (ONGC, IOCL, BPCL, OIL, GAIL and HPCL) and the Oil<br />

Industry Development Board (OIDB), are tailor made for the industry and motivated to make a positive impact.<br />

VISION & MISSION<br />

RGIPT ENVISIONS…<br />

To serve as the fountainhead, for nurturing of world class 'Petrocrats' capable of being the future leaders of technology and<br />

innovation in the Petroleum and Energy Sector, in India and abroad.<br />

To provide education, research and consultancy for the entire hydrocarbon value chain.<br />

THROUGH…<br />

Creating a dynamic state of the art learning and working environment, where intellectual ideas are nurtured and new ideas<br />

creatively flourish, from which will emerge research scholars and graduates, with the ability to be the leaders and innovators of<br />

tomorrow.<br />

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Academic Programmes Offered and Student Selection Process<br />

The objective of RGIPT is to promote capacity building in<br />

competencies required in the hydrocarbon sector covering<br />

the entire value chain. To this end, RGIPT offers programmes<br />

of education and research at the diploma, graduate and post<br />

graduate level in various areas of the petroleum and energy<br />

sector. The institute, with the objective of adhering to the<br />

best standards, has adopted student admission criteria for<br />

engineering undergraduate programmes through IIT-JEE<br />

and for post-graduate in petroleum engineering through<br />

GATE. Students for MBA post graduate programme are<br />

selected through rigorous process consisting of several<br />

rounds – qualification in entrance examinations CAT, JMET<br />

or GMAT followed by resume screening, group discussion<br />

and personal interviews. Minimum eligibility criteria for<br />

admission to MBA programme is a Bachelor’s Degree in<br />

engineering with 65% marks or CPI of 7.0. The Institute is<br />

empowered to award degrees in its own right.<br />

The following academic programmes are presently being<br />

offered by the Institute:<br />

• MBA programme of two year duration in Petroleum &<br />

Energy Management.<br />

• M.Tech. programme of two year duration in Petroleum<br />

Engineering.<br />

• Two B.Tech. programmes of 4 year duration each in<br />

Petroleum Production & Reservoir Engineering and<br />

Petroleum Refining Engineering.<br />

It is proposed to offer several other programmes in a phased<br />

manner.<br />

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COURSES OFFERED FOR MBA<br />

Semester-1<br />

Business Communication<br />

Decision Sciences<br />

Human Resource Management<br />

Introduction to Oil & Gas<br />

Managerial Accounting<br />

Managerial Economics<br />

Marketing Management - I<br />

Organizational Behaviour<br />

Policy Perspectives in Oil & Gas<br />

Semester-2<br />

Business Policy & Strategic Management<br />

Financial Management<br />

Macro Economics - Theory & Practice<br />

Marketing Management - II<br />

Operations Management<br />

Research Methods for Management<br />

Semester-3<br />

Compulsory Courses<br />

Alternative & Non-conventional Energy Sources<br />

Fundamentals of Exploration<br />

Laws Relating to Energy Business<br />

Natural Gas Business<br />

Electives<br />

International Trading in Oil and Price Risk Management<br />

Petro Retailing<br />

Supply Chain Management in Petroleum Industry<br />

International Finance<br />

Semester-4 (To be offered)<br />

Compulsory Courses<br />

HR Performance Management Systems<br />

Refinery Technology & Economics<br />

Project Finance & Management for Oil & Gas Industry<br />

HSE in Oil and Gas Industry<br />

Electives<br />

Corporate Tax Planning<br />

Management of Financial Services<br />

Carbon Finance<br />

Security Analysis & Portfolio Management<br />

Conflict Management and Negotiations<br />

Application of Multivariate Data Analysis in Management<br />

Consumer Behaviour<br />

Sales & Distribution Management<br />

Product & Brand Management<br />

8


COURSES OFFERED FOR M.TECH<br />

Semester-1<br />

Well Test Analysis<br />

Advanced Petroleum Formation Evaluation<br />

Introduction to Petroleum Geology and Petroleum Geophysics<br />

Advanced Numerical Methods and Applied Statistics<br />

Petroleum Production Engineering<br />

Petroleum Reservoir Engineering<br />

Semester-2<br />

Workover and Stimulation<br />

Enhanced Oil Recovery<br />

Environmental Technology in the Petroleum Industry<br />

Petroleum Reservoir Simulation<br />

Artificial Lift Techniques<br />

Offshore Oil & Gas Technology<br />

Semester 3 & 4<br />

Project Work / Dissertation<br />

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MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY<br />

Dr. A. K. Choubey<br />

Ph.D. (Chemistry), BHU, Varanasi<br />

Dr. A. K. Singh<br />

Ph.D. (Geology), BHU, Varanasi<br />

Dr. Amit Ranjan<br />

Ph.D. (Chemical Engg.), University of Minnesota, USA<br />

Dr. Amritanshu Shukla<br />

Ph.D. (Physics), IIT Kharagpur<br />

Dr. Atul Sharma<br />

Ph.D. (Engg. Sciences), Devi Ahilya University, Indore<br />

Dr. Chanchal Kundu<br />

Ph.D. (Reliability), IIT Kharagpur<br />

Dr. D. N. Dhar<br />

Ph.D. (Chemistry), IIT Kanpur<br />

Dr. J.P. Gupta<br />

Ph.D. (Chemical Engg.), University of Pennsylvania, USA<br />

Dr. Jaya Srivastava<br />

Ph.D.(Management), Banasthali University, Rajasthan<br />

Dr. Kavita Srivastava<br />

Ph.D. (Consumer Behaviour), IIT Kanpur<br />

Dr. Navnit Jha<br />

Ph.D. (Parallel Computing), University of Delhi<br />

Dr. S. K. Kar<br />

Ph.D.(Management), Utkal University<br />

Dr. S. K. Sinha<br />

Ph.D. (Geophysics), University of Oklahoma, USA<br />

Dr. Saurabh Mishra<br />

Ph.D. (English), C. C. S. University, Meerut<br />

Dr. Sudipta Sarkar<br />

Ph.D.(Geology), IIT Kharagpur<br />

Dr. U. D. Dwivedi<br />

Ph.D. (Electrical Engg.), IIT Kanpur<br />

Dr. U. S. Prasad<br />

Ph.D. (Mathematics), IIT Kanpur<br />

Dr. Umaprasana Ojha<br />

Ph.D. (Chemistry), IIT Bombay<br />

Dr. Vipin Yadav<br />

Ph.D. (Mechanical Engg.), IIT Kanpur<br />

Mr. Rakesh Kumar<br />

(Ph.D. Submitted), Chemical Engg., IIT Kanpur<br />

Mr. Saurabh Shukla<br />

M.Tech (IT), IIIT Allahabad<br />

Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani<br />

Ph.D. (Chemical Engg.), Chonnam National University, South Korea<br />

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GUEST FACULTY<br />

Dr. A.K.Pathak<br />

Associate Professor, ISM Dhanbad<br />

Mr. Anil K. Joshi<br />

Sr. VP (Projects, Business Development), Petronet LNG Ltd.<br />

Mr. Ayush Gupta<br />

Chief Manager (Training), GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

Prof. Bishnudeo Singh<br />

Former GM, IOGPT (ONGC), Mumbai<br />

Prof. C. K. Jain<br />

Former Professor, ISM Dhanbad<br />

Mr. C.K. Sengupta<br />

Former Executive Director (International Trade), BPCL<br />

Prof. J.V. Vaishampayan<br />

Ph.D.; Lucknow University<br />

Prof. Kaushik Bhattacharya<br />

Ph.D.; IIM Lucknow<br />

Mr. M. B. Lal<br />

B.Tech, PGDM; Former CMD, HPCL<br />

Mr. ManMohan Ahuja<br />

Sr. VP (Technical); Petronet LNG Ltd.<br />

Prof. Manoj Kumar<br />

Ph.D; IIM Lucknow<br />

Prof. Peeyush Mehta<br />

FPM; IIT Kanpur<br />

Prof. R. R. K. Sharma<br />

FPM; IIT Kanpur<br />

Mr. Rajesh Bagaria<br />

Sr. Manager (E&P), GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

Prof. S. B. L. Bhatnagar<br />

Former DGM (Production) IOGPT, Mumbai<br />

Mr. S.P. Garg<br />

DGM (F&S), GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

Prof. Samir K. Srivastva<br />

FPM; IIM Lucknow<br />

Mr. Sanjay Chauhan<br />

Sr. Manager (Gas O&M), GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

Prof. Sanjay Kumar Singh<br />

Ph.D; IIM Lucknow<br />

Dr. Sant Kumar<br />

Former GM, ONGC<br />

Prof. T. S. Srinivasan<br />

Former Professor at IMI Delhi and at Kiev, Ukraine<br />

Mr. Tapas Majumdar<br />

Former Executive Director (Legal), BPCL, and Practicing Advocate<br />

Mr. Vijay Duggal<br />

DGM (Commercial), BPCL<br />

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A GLIMPSE OF THE PASSING OUT BATCHES...<br />

MBA CLASS <strong>2011</strong> – A NEW DIMENSION TO ENERGY<br />

With batch strength of 35 students, the MBA class of <strong>2011</strong> is a group of enthusiastic and focused individuals waiting to prove their<br />

mettle in the professional world. The students have been mentored by experienced faculty from the academia and the industry,<br />

making them proficient in theoretical concepts as well as in industrial practices. Constant industry interaction through guest<br />

lectures and seminars helped the students to keep themselves abreast of the latest happenings and gain managerial insights. At<br />

RGIPT, the case study based pedagogy brings into the realms of theory, practical insights providing a simulated playfield close to<br />

reality within the confines of a vibrant academic environment.<br />

M.TECH BATCH – REDEFINING LIMITS<br />

With six regular and one sponsored candidate, the M.Tech class is a small group of focused individuals with strong academic<br />

backgrounds. They are ready to work in a highly competent technical environment in the field of upstream petroleum engineering<br />

with great technical skills and field exposure. The students of M.Tech are associated with different projects related to practical field<br />

problems as well as with some emerging areas of unconventional reserves. The students have been mentored by experienced<br />

faculties from the academia and the industry, making them proficient in theory as well as in industrial practices.<br />

<strong>PLACEMENTS</strong> OF THE GRADUATING BATCH<br />

At RGIPT, the placement cell endeavours to facilitate continuous interaction with the industry by ways of seminars, summer<br />

internships, and research projects. First-hand experience of the best practices in the petroleum and energy sector is acquired<br />

through industry visits and summer placements. By virtue of its lineage, RGIPT is uniquely placed to leverage the extensive industry<br />

network developed on its own and through its promoters.<br />

The institute looks forward to having another successful placement season.<br />

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INFRASTRUCTURE<br />

Set in the tranquil and serene surroundings of the ITI colony at Rae Bareli, the ‘Petrocrats’ have found themselves a cocoon where<br />

the learning process is giving wings to creativity.<br />

The institute is currently functioning out of leased campuses at Feroze Gandhi Institute of Engineering & Technology (FGIET) and ITI<br />

Township at Rae Bareli. The academic block of the institute houses the administrative office, faculty offices, classrooms, seminar<br />

halls and a conference hall. The residential complex includes guest house, faculty residences, halls of residence, library, cafeteria,<br />

gymnasium and sporting arena.<br />

Work at the proposed campus is currently in progress on a 125 acre site located at Jais, Distt. Rae Bareli, where RGIPT would be<br />

functioning on a self operational and sustainable basis. The proposed campus will provide academic blocks, lecture halls, library,<br />

administrative buildings, auditorium, hostels for 1200 students, faculty housing, community centres, commercial centres and<br />

health centres.<br />

STUDENT LIVING<br />

Living on campus contributes to an intensive and effective learning experience. Residential facilities with double occupancy rooms<br />

have been provided to the students. The Hostel blocks have common rooms with facilities such as television, table tennis and board<br />

games. To emphasize on developing the physical fitness of the students, along with their intellectual capabilities, facilities like<br />

basket ball court, lawn tennis court, badminton court, volley ball court and a well equipped gymnasium have been provided.<br />

LIBRARY<br />

The institute has a well-stocked and fully computerized library. With a collection of over 2500 books covering various aspects of the<br />

energy sector, care has been taken to ensure that the students are provided access to learn about every possible aspect concerning<br />

the management field in general and the hydrocarbon industry in particular. The students keep themselves abreast of the latest<br />

developments in the industry through a host of international and national journals and periodicals subscribed by the library. The<br />

digital section of the library houses Audio Visual CD-ROMs and online databases to supplement the paperback resources.<br />

IT INFRASTRUCTURE<br />

The institute boasts of state of the art network facilities, completely Wi-Fi enabled campus, projector & audio-visual (AV) equipped<br />

conference hall and classrooms. The computer lab is equipped with databases like Infraline, EBSCO, Emerald, CMIE, One Petro and<br />

ScienceDirect and softwares like SPSS, CMG, SENSOR and UTCHEM which are prominently used in the industry. In addition to<br />

these, access facility to several full texts, peer reviewed online journals pertaining to management field and the Oil & Gas industry is<br />

provided.<br />

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BEYOND CLASSROOM<br />

Learning is a continuous process not confined to the classrooms. ‘Petrocrats’ believe in the concept of continuous learning. The<br />

students at RGIPT participate in a host of extra-curricular activities capturing the pulse of Oil & Gas sector. The student community,<br />

striving to transform this enthusiasm into organized action, is currently managing the following clubs:<br />

Club Octane - The Oil & Gas Club<br />

The club provides a common platform for the budding managers to stay abreast with the latest trends in the hydrocarbon industry.<br />

The Club Octane has been organizing presentations, formal discussions, quizzes (Petro-Quiz – a semi annual quizzing competition)<br />

& on-the-spot events to highlight the current scenarios in the Oil & Gas sector.<br />

Mercatus - The Marketing Club<br />

Mercatus organizes activities like seminars, lectures, competitions etc. related to the marketing domain. The club endeavours to<br />

build a strong relationship with the industries located in and around Rae Bareli and has been working to this end by arranging<br />

experience sharing sessions with executives of these companies. Ad-Vantage, an Ad-campaign competition, organized under the<br />

aegis of Mercatus received tremendous response from the students.<br />

resNummaria - The Finance Club<br />

The club, with its primary focus on serious diffusion of financial knowledge, conducts academic sessions including presentations,<br />

quizzes, group discussions & financial games like Bulls & Bears.<br />

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Arpan - The Social Club<br />

The main focus of the group is to provide service and help to the needy living in and around Rae Bareli. Some of the initiatives taken<br />

by this club include providing education, anna-daan & vastra-daan to orphanages and old age homes. The events and initiatives<br />

undertaken by this group help instil in the students a sense of social responsibility.<br />

Adrenaline - The Sports Club<br />

With its utmost focus on the all- round development of the students, the student committee has set up a sports club that organizes<br />

tournaments, contests, matches & other events in sports & games like cricket, tennis, table-tennis, soccer, basketball, volleyball,<br />

badminton, chess and other board games.<br />

Crescent - The MBA Newsletter<br />

Crescent represents the culmination of the efforts of students to embrace the RGIPT way of life and seeks to provide a common<br />

platform for the budding managers to exchange their thoughts & ideas. The newsletter primarily focuses on management practices<br />

throughout the industry, marketing & finance related activities and their relevance to the Oil & Gas sector. Along with these, small<br />

quizzes, brain teasers & trivia are also included in every issue.<br />

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EMINENT PERSONALITIES ON CAMPUS<br />

RGIPT has had the honour of hosting guest lectures on numerous occasions from<br />

distinguished faculties and industry stalwarts in order to promote learning and<br />

knowledge creation of the highest order. Through these visits, rich experience<br />

gained in the industry was shared, thereby raising the overall standards and adding<br />

value to the learning process.<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series is one such initiative aimed at meeting this end.<br />

Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar, Chairman, Thirteenth Finance Commission and ex-secretary,<br />

Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, delivered the first lecture under the Rajiv<br />

Gandhi Lecture Series on 22nd August, 2009 at RGIPT. The topic of the lecture was<br />

“Towards a New Natural Gas Policy”.<br />

Mr. Ashok Sinha, Ex-Chairman and Managing Director, Bharat Petroleum<br />

Corporation Ltd. addressed the students and the faculty on 27th August, 2010 at<br />

RGIPT stressing on the need for Innovation in the Industry.<br />

A few of those who have visited RGIPT from the myriad list of guests are mentioned below:<br />

Dr. Ajay Suri, a Post Doctoral Fellow in the Petroleum and Geosystems<br />

Engineering Department at the University of Texas at Austin, delivered a<br />

lecture on "Cleanup of Internal Filter Cake during Flowback".<br />

Dr. Alain Dorison, Director, Ecole des Mines, Ales, France delivered a<br />

lecture on “Environment National Debate & Long Term Objectives for<br />

Energy in France”.<br />

Dr. Sameer Khandekar, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Mechanical<br />

Engineering and Coordinator of Virtual University Program, IIT Kanpur<br />

delivered a lecture on “Learning through Real & Virtual Experiments”.<br />

Mr. Ashok Singhal, Senior Scientist, Alberta Research Council. He is an expert on Enhanced Oil Recovery. He delivered a lecture on<br />

“Designing Water Floods”.<br />

Mr. J. S. Bindra, Distinguished Honorary Professor, RGIPT and former President, Global Manufacturing, Chevron Corporation,<br />

U.S.A., talked about “The Dominant Role of Hydrocarbons in the Future of Global Energy”.<br />

Mr. Sanjay Mani, Head, Trading Dept., Mabanaft, Houston deliberated on the nuances of the oil trading world.<br />

Prof. N. K. Sharma, Head, Department of Industrial & Management Engineering IIT Kanpur delivered a lecture on “Organizational<br />

Structures & their Effectiveness”.<br />

Prof. D. P. Rao, former Head of Chemical Engineering, IIT Kanpur and a world renowned consultant in Process Intensification was<br />

at RGIPT to share his knowledge.<br />

Prof. R. K. Malik, Dy. Director, IIT Bombay shared his experiences on Institutional building and Process building.<br />

Mr. Anil Sharma, Head Learning & Development, ESSAR Oil Ltd. delivered a lecture on “Crude Realities – A HR Perspective”.<br />

Dr. Veena Mohan, Ph.D (Psychology) delivered a lecture on “Stress Management”.<br />

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PLACEMENT SUMMARY OF MBA 2010<br />

RGIPT's placement for the year 2010 was a maiden effort. The students of the first batch of MBA Petroleum and Energy<br />

Management have been placed with reputed organizations of the Oil & Gas sector and Consultancies. The profiles offered<br />

ranged from Marketing to Corporate Planning.<br />

The 'Day Zero' of the placements 2010 witnessed four organizations, the Cost to the Company (CTC) packages offered ranged<br />

from INR 8 to INR 12+ lakhs per annum. Half of the batch was placed during the first three days of the Placement week in January<br />

2010.<br />

Packages Offered<br />

14<br />

(CTC in Lakhs)<br />

12+<br />

12<br />

10<br />

8<br />

6<br />

4<br />

2<br />

6.0<br />

8.0<br />

0<br />

Minimum Average Maximum<br />

Below is the list of companies that participated in placement process for the year 2010<br />

Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd.<br />

Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd.<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.<br />

Cairn Energy India Pvt. Ltd.<br />

ESSAR Exploration & Production India Ltd.<br />

GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.<br />

HPCL Mittal Energy Ltd.<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd<br />

Oil India Ltd.<br />

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

At RGIPT, the summer internship placement for the batch of<br />

<strong>2011</strong> saw companies across the hydrocarbon value chain<br />

showing keen interest in our students. The students were<br />

placed with companies in the E&P, Natural Gas (NGB), Oil<br />

Marketing (OMC) and City Gas Distribution (CGD) business<br />

segments. Through these internship programmes, the<br />

students got an opportunity to put their skills to practice<br />

under the guidance of industry experts. The projects<br />

undertaken by the students covered diverse business<br />

functions like Human Resources, Marketing, Finance,<br />

Operations and Corporate Planning.<br />

Spread of Summer Internship companies<br />

CGD<br />

26%<br />

E&P<br />

17%<br />

NGB<br />

11%<br />

OMC<br />

46%<br />

Companies that offered Summer Internship for<br />

the batch of <strong>2011</strong> are listed below:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.<br />

ESSAR Exploration & Production India Ltd.<br />

GAIL (India) Ltd.<br />

GAIL Gas Ltd.<br />

Glencore India Pvt. Ltd.<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.<br />

Mahanagar Gas Ltd.<br />

Maharashtra Natural Gas Ltd.<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.<br />

Petronet LNG Ltd.<br />

Shell India Pvt. Ltd<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.<br />

Indraprastha Gas Ltd.<br />

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BATCH PROFILE OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Age<br />

6%<br />

14%<br />

4 Years<br />

14%<br />

Graduation Stream<br />

12%<br />

3% 3%<br />

14%<br />

Applied Petroleum Engineering<br />

Biomedical Engineering<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

Computer Science Engineering & IT<br />

Electrical Engineering<br />

36%<br />

26%<br />

Industrial Biotechnology<br />

Electronics Engineering<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

3% 3%<br />

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Testimonials from the Visiting Faculty for MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Prof. Samir K. Srivastava - IIML<br />

“Association with students of an upcoming institute like RGIPT has been a nice experience for me. It was gratifying to interact with<br />

a motivated batch of students which made the class-room experience a pleasant one. Intelligent questions and engaging class<br />

discussions mirrored these bright and inquisitive students. I found in the students the right attitude and level of focus required to<br />

succeed in today's challenging corporate world”.<br />

Prof. T. S. Srinivasan - Former Professor at IMI<br />

“The batch shows a remarkably high degree of motivation to learn and a highly positive attitude to learning. I also noticed in the<br />

class an awareness that they belong to one of India’s top-rung institutions of learning, and that they were responsible, in ways small<br />

and big, for creating and sustaining the high standards that would define this great institution over time”.<br />

Prof. Sanjay Singh and Prof. Kaushik Bhattacharya - IIML<br />

“We found them bright, sincere and hard working. They actively and enthusiastically participated in all class discussions and project<br />

work and, in general, did well in all quizzes and examinations. We wish them all the best”.<br />

Prof. Manoj Kumar – IIML<br />

“I am really impressed with the students here. Most of them are diligent, sincere and are much keen to learn the things. As a part of<br />

the course evaluation, I asked them to study the ‘Financial Management Practices’ of the medium and small scale companies in and<br />

around Rae Bareli. Despite facing several hindrances initially in the data collection, students by their sheer grit to do good work<br />

applied various innovative mechanisms and in the end prepared interesting project reports. I am sure such students will be capable<br />

of shouldering any responsibility assigned to them and will prove to be the best managers”.<br />

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PROFILE SHEETS OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Ankit Taneja<br />

01/07/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

University School of Chemical<br />

Technology, GGSIPU, Delhi<br />

Anurag Vardhan<br />

31/12/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

School of Engineering, CUSAT,<br />

Kerala<br />

Work Experience :<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Mahanagar Gas Limited (Marketing), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

1. Identifying the suitable locations for CNG mega station by assessing CNG<br />

demand in expansion area of Mumbai and formulating suitable<br />

marketing strategy for the same.<br />

2. To develop a model for purchasing/leasing land for CNG stations.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project was undertaken in accordance with MGL's 5 year expansion<br />

plan.<br />

• As per the plan the following areas in the outskirts of Mumbai city -<br />

Kalyan, Bhivandi, Ambernath etc were surveyed to gather primary data<br />

for demand estimation of CNG fuel.<br />

• The data was further analyzed, along with onsite survey to identify<br />

suitable locations for the CNG stations.<br />

• Subsequently leasing/renting model for land acquisition for new CNG<br />

outlets was prepared.<br />

Work Experience :<br />

26 months with IBM India Pvt. Ltd ; 8 months with Fujitsu India Pvt. Ltd<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Marketing), Delhi State Office<br />

Title:<br />

Measures to make Retail Automation system at IOC Retail Outlets an<br />

effective tool for benefit of the customer, the dealer & the Corporation.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project involved understanding the purpose, usage, benefits and<br />

shortcomings of the Automation System implemented at IOCL Retail<br />

Outlets.<br />

• A study was conducted to obtain the perception and expectation of all the<br />

stakeholders with respect to the Automation System.<br />

• Performance gaps were found in the existing System and<br />

recommendations were suggested to make it an effective tool.<br />

Archita Dube<br />

08/09/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Computer Science<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Technical University<br />

Arush Jain<br />

30/10/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Amity School of Engineering &<br />

Technology, GGSIPU, New Delhi<br />

Work Experience:<br />

13 months experience with PT Education<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (IT), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Effectiveness of hedge ratio in cross-commodity hedging<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Marketing), Delhi State Office<br />

Title:<br />

Measures to make Retail Automation System at Indian Oil retail outlets an<br />

effective tool for benefit of the customer, the dealer and the Corporation.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Project involved the determining of Optimal Hedge ratio in "Cross-<br />

Commodity" Hedging & testing its effectiveness statistically.<br />

• To build a model on excel platform for the calculation of Hedge ratio of<br />

the underlying commodity against the future contract of the other<br />

commodity.<br />

• To gauge the price movement of different commodities of the 'crackspread'<br />

of crude oil & understand the qualitative reasons behind it.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project involved understanding the purpose, usage, benefits and<br />

shortcomings of the Automation System implemented at IOCL Retail<br />

Outlets.<br />

• A study was conducted to obtain the perception and expectation of all the<br />

stakeholders with respect to the Automation System.<br />

• Finally, performance gaps were found in the existing System and<br />

recommendations were suggested to make it an effective tool.<br />

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PROFILE SHEETS OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Ashish Pathak<br />

04/09/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Applied Petroleum Engineering<br />

University of Petroleum and Energy<br />

Studies, Dehradun<br />

Bhavik Haresh Mody<br />

15/09/1983<br />

B. E.<br />

Computer Engineering<br />

Sardar Patel University<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Glencore India Pvt. Ltd. (Oil Division), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Role of LNG in India's Natural Gas Business and Prospects for Glencore India<br />

Pvt. Ltd.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

42 months Exp with Patni Computer Systems Ltd.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., (Branding & IS Departments), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

1. SDLC Implementation for IOCL<br />

2. Impact of Technology in Advertising on Brand Building of SERVO<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project included study of LNG business worldwide. The major study<br />

parameters were<br />

• International gas business and LNG markets, LNG pricing, LNG contracts<br />

and the evolving LNG value chain.<br />

• Analysis of LNG prospect for the Indian market and to identify LNG<br />

business opportunity for Glencore India<br />

• The study also included suggesting a prospective location for setting up<br />

LNG terminal in India, studying the various supply options and finally<br />

calculating the project IRR<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project was undertaken for the Information Systems (IS) department<br />

of IOCL. The project involved design and implementation of SDLC models<br />

for various projects. It also involved defining of various templates,<br />

processes and roles needed for any successful project execution.<br />

• The project was undertaken for the Branding department of IOCL. It<br />

involved a secondary data analysis and deriving dependent inferences.<br />

The project concentrated on data analysis for Internet technology as an<br />

advertising media, its impact on customers and its effectiveness for brand<br />

building.<br />

Bijay Kishor<br />

16/06/1982<br />

B.Sc. (Engg)<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

BIT Sindri, Dhanbad<br />

G Hima Bharati<br />

26/10/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

NIT, Surat<br />

Work Experience:<br />

46 months Experience with Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Essar Exploration and Production India Limited, Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Project Management aspects of Essar's Raniganj CBM Block and observing<br />

marketing feasibility of the current & future production<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Branding and Retail Sales), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

1. The Automotive Lubricant market analysis<br />

2. Discount Schemes effectiveness analysis for Gujarat State Office, IOCL<br />

Lubricants. 3. Phasing out model for automotive lubricant industry.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Observing functionality of different departments in CBM, preparing work<br />

sequence, identifying responsibility of a project manager and preparing<br />

an effective organization structure<br />

• Understanding organization climate at the site location by conducting a<br />

survey among the employees<br />

• Analysing the emerged competitive scenario in the eastern region with<br />

demand and supply projections and the feasibility of Essar's CBM<br />

production after the huge discovery by Reliance in KG-D6 basin<br />

Project Description:<br />

Tasks carried out under this project involved<br />

• Analyzing automotive lubricant market in India for IOCL and highlighting<br />

the strong points for positioning their new products<br />

• To measure the effectiveness and provide recommendations for various<br />

discount schemes offered in Gujarat for IOCL lubes<br />

• A Model was proposed to Phase out products from automotive lubricant<br />

portfolio which could be employed for identifying weak products and<br />

eliminating them.<br />

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Gourav Saini<br />

28/03/1985<br />

B. E.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

S.B.C.E.T., University of Rajasthan<br />

Jyotsana Rawat<br />

25/11/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Amity School of Engineering and<br />

Technology,<br />

Amity University, Noida<br />

Work Experience:<br />

20 months experience with JSW Energy Limited<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Essar Exploration and Production India Limited, Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS-Comparison,<br />

Financial modelling and Portfolio management for decision making.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Marketing), Noida Divisional Office<br />

Title:<br />

Factors to increase the market share of Indian Oil Fuels<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Comparison of PSCs for onshore and offshore blocks in India, Myanmar,<br />

Vietnam and Nigeria of EEPL (Essar Exploration and Production Limited).<br />

• Financial modelling of the PSCs for offshore blocks of ESSAR in above<br />

countries and decision making which is modelled using the concept of<br />

Decision Tree-EMV (Expected Monetary Value).<br />

• Portfolio Analysis was done using Monte Carlo Simulations in designed<br />

model to analyze risk-return trade-off.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project primarily involved studying and understanding the consumer<br />

purchase behaviour at various Indian Oil retail outlets.<br />

• A market survey of customers and dealers was conducted to know their<br />

expectations.<br />

• Based on the findings, recommendations were suggested that could help<br />

in increasing tyre-falls at Indian Oil retail outlets, customer satisfaction,<br />

sales and thereby enlarging the company's market share.<br />

Kumar Siddhartha<br />

28/05/1984<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical & Automation<br />

Amity School of Engineering, Noida<br />

M. Ganesh<br />

14/05/1982<br />

B. Tech<br />

Computer Science & Engineering<br />

Pondicherry Engineering College,<br />

Pondicherry University<br />

Work Experience:<br />

9 months experience with B.K. Enterprises and 9 months experience with<br />

GlobalLogic India Pvt.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Maharastra Natural Gas Limited (Marketing), Pune<br />

Title:<br />

A project on determining Awareness and Advertising parameters for Natural<br />

gas. (Pune,Pimpri-Chinchawd region).<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The present study deals with the task to determine the parameters on<br />

which the Switching potential of the present base of consumers using LPG<br />

depends.<br />

• The awareness level about natural gas also plays a role in the conversion of<br />

customers and the study undertaken incorporated mechanism to gauge<br />

the awareness level as well.<br />

• The study also points out the print media vehicle which can be used to<br />

dispense information about Natural Gas.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

69 months experience with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. which includes 12<br />

months International experience.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

GAIL (India) Limited (GAIL Training Institute), NOIDA<br />

Title: Study of Technical & Marketing aspects of GAIL in Petrochemical<br />

Business<br />

Project Description:<br />

The project was aimed at understanding the petrochemical business of GAIL<br />

(India) Ltd. Phase-1 of the project involved study of:<br />

• Technical aspects of petrochemical production.<br />

• Installations, Process flow, Energy reconciliation & Environment<br />

conservation at UPPC plant, PATA.<br />

• Indian and global Petrochemical market scenario. In Phase-2, an analysis<br />

of GAIL's petrochemical marketing mix was done and recommendations<br />

(Short-Term, Mid-Term, Long-Term) to adapt to the rapidly changing<br />

domestic market scenario were suggested.<br />

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PROFILE SHEETS OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Manish Dhelia<br />

29/01/1983<br />

B. E.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra<br />

Manish Sejwal<br />

20/11/1984<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

The Ohio State University, Columbus,<br />

O.H, U.S.A.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

24 months experience with Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd., (Lubes Oil Blending Plant), Budge<br />

Budge, Kolkata<br />

Title:<br />

Study of the existing warehousing system and recommendations to improve<br />

it.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study of the existing warehousing system at Lubes Oil Blending Plant,<br />

Budge Budge (Kol).<br />

• Study of the stock location-retrieval system and palettes/cages capacities,<br />

ABC classification of the lubes and estimation of the warehouse capacity.<br />

• Recommendations made to augment the warehouse capacity, improve<br />

the existing FIFO policy and ameliorate the stock location-retrieval system<br />

by including some technologies.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

3 months experience with Havell's India Limited<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (Retail Engineering), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

A Comparative study on Automation and Manual system at HPCL e-fuel<br />

outlets & Enhancing Customer experience and satisfaction at HPCL e-fuel<br />

outlets<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The primary objective of the Project basically deals with HPCL's aim of<br />

achieving NANO i.e. No Automation No Operation.<br />

• Reasons for variation between manual and automation system were<br />

found out, suggestions for minimization/ elimination wherever possible<br />

were presented and factors were determined on which existing<br />

automation system can be relied upon.<br />

• The secondary objective was to improve customer experience and<br />

satisfaction using existing automation system that would eventually lead<br />

to higher customer loyalty at HPCL e-fuel outlets.<br />

Mihir Jyoti Dutta<br />

30/09/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

NIT, Hamirpur, (H.P.)<br />

Nagarjuna P<br />

02/03/1986<br />

B. E.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

SRKR Engineering College,<br />

Andhra University, Visakhapatnam<br />

Work Experience:<br />

25 months experience with Wipro Technologies<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Petronet LNG Limited, Dahej<br />

Title:<br />

A critical analysis of LNG pricing from a socio-economic angle with<br />

reference to its growing utility in the nation's economic growth; A review<br />

and assessment of traditional pricing index<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study of various pricing methodologies employed in the LNG industry<br />

in India and world-wide.<br />

• Through this project an attempt was made to analyze LNG pricing from<br />

a socio-economic perspective. Based on a few socio-economic factors<br />

the LNG price formula was rationalized and a slightly lower price per<br />

MMBTU was proposed.<br />

• During the duration of the training the intricacies of LNG custody<br />

transfer and the risks associated with the process were explored in<br />

detail.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

19 months experience with HCL Technologies<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, (LPG), Cherlapalli, Hyderabad<br />

Title:<br />

Status of Bharatgas Customer Service Standards<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project was aimed at studying and identifying the gaps in delivering<br />

services to customers, under the existing Bharatgas Customer Service<br />

Standards.<br />

• The current status of Bharatgas Customer Service Standards was<br />

established and feasible ideas for improvement were recommended.<br />

• Four-hundred Bharatgas customers in Hyderabad were surveyed through<br />

personal and telephonic interviews and the conclusions were arrived<br />

based on the analysis of the collected data.<br />

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Nitin Kapil Sharma<br />

12/09/1984<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Chemical Technology<br />

Laxminarayan Institute of<br />

Technology, Nagpur<br />

Nitin Sharma<br />

11/05/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Information Technology<br />

Amity School of Engineering and<br />

Technology, GGSIPU, New Delhi<br />

Work Experience:<br />

34 months experience with Alfa Laval (I) Limited<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing Division), New Delhi<br />

Title:<br />

Business development of IGL in Industrial areas of Delhi Region<br />

Work Experience:<br />

26 months experience with HCL Technologies<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (Retail SBU), Amritsar<br />

Title:<br />

A study on Future Stoppage Point for travellers on NH 1 at BP – Chohan<br />

(OSTS)<br />

Project Description:<br />

• To estimate the demand potential of Piped natural gas in Delhi industrial<br />

area<br />

• The field work included promoting PNG among potential customers in<br />

Lawrence road industrial area, Jahangirpuri Industrial Area, Wazirpur<br />

Industrial area and Okhla Industrial area.<br />

• Facilitating signing of Gas Sale Agreement between IGL and the potential<br />

customers<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The principal purpose of this project was to do a study on Future Stoppage<br />

Point at an OSTS (One Stop Trucker Shop) near Amritsar popularly known<br />

as BP-Chohan.<br />

• The study focused around a relatively new concept of OSTS and its<br />

operational understanding.<br />

• Survey was conducted in and around Amritsar to know the demand<br />

potential and fuelling needs of the transporters.<br />

• Analysis of the current sales at the OSTS was done.<br />

• New strategies were proposed to increase the sales which included a<br />

reality check on the potential of future sales.<br />

Nitin Singh Rawat<br />

26/10/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Information Technology<br />

Amity School of Engineering and<br />

Technology, GGSIPU, New Delhi<br />

Pawanpreet Kaur<br />

07/12/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Computer Engineering<br />

UVPCE, Ganpat University, Gujarat<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

GAIL Gas Limited (Projects & Marketing Departments), Noida<br />

Title:<br />

1. Business Process Modelling for various sectors in City Gas Business and<br />

Field Survey & Customer mapping of Industrial consumers in Sonepat.<br />

2.Analysis of Demand Assessment in City Gas Distribution Business.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Designed business process models for Industrial, Domestic, Commercial &<br />

Transport sectors representing the execution flows between departments<br />

& allies of GGL and made survey visits to 110 industries in Kundli, Barhi &<br />

Old-sonepat regions of Sonepat Industrial area to map potential<br />

consumers.<br />

• Did an in-depth analysis of "demand assessment & feasibility studies",<br />

designed general process flow for DFR design, calculated Peak Demand &<br />

did a financial analysis of the Gandhidham CGD project.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (O&D), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Study and analysis of Terminal Automation System<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The objective of the project was to understand the Modular Design of<br />

Terminal Automation System (TAS) and its functioning.<br />

• In-depth study of TAS, its advantage to the company and problems<br />

associated with the proper functioning of the system.<br />

• Worked on Annual Operating Plan (AOP) booklet, collages and brochure<br />

of Operations and Distribution (O&D) Department.<br />

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PROFILE SHEETS OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Praveen Kumar Rai<br />

20/02/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

Madan Mohan Malaviya Engineering<br />

College, U.P.T.U.<br />

Radhika Rewari<br />

24/07/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Computer Science & Engg.<br />

University College of Engineering,<br />

Punjabi University, Patiala<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (Finance & Accounts Department),<br />

Mahesana<br />

Title:<br />

A study of Budgeting and Procurement process at ONGC Mahesana Asset.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

14 months experience with HCL Technologies, 15 months Experience with<br />

Forge (India) Limited.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Shell India (Marketing), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Visibility Study and Business development for Lubricant Retail.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study of budget formulation, preparation of the revised estimates,<br />

Budget monitoring- periodic budget utilization and review, budgetary<br />

control and its implementation on SAP.<br />

• Study of procurement process including analyzing various processes<br />

involved such as making inventory checks, issuing tenders, analyzing the<br />

received quotations, placing of the orders, quality inspection, pre-audit<br />

and procurement. The objective was to optimize the procurement process<br />

and save costs by implementing the concept of reverse auction for e-<br />

procurement.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The basic purpose of the project was to increase the market share of Shell<br />

Lubricants by understanding the lubricant industry and analyzing the<br />

parameters in selecting and buying the product.<br />

• Consumption pattern in both IWS (Independent workshops) and FWS<br />

(Franchise workshops) was analyzed.<br />

• Customized Strategies to ensure a mutually beneficial relationship were<br />

formulated as per the requirement of the client.<br />

Rahul Jain<br />

14/04/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Computer Science & Engg.<br />

College of Engineering Roorkee<br />

Roorkee, U.P.T.U, Lucknow<br />

Rashmi<br />

05/06/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Allahabad Agricultural Institute<br />

Deemed University<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

GAIL Gas Limited (Projects & Marketing), Noida<br />

Title:<br />

1. Feasibility of CNG bulk transportation to industrial consumers in Meerut.<br />

2. Business Process Modelling for various sectors in City Gas Business and<br />

Field survey & Customer mapping of Industrial customers in Sonepat<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Exploring the feasibility of CNG bulk transportation to cities like Meerut<br />

where pipeline infrastructure is not available. Project includes financial &<br />

Operational modelling for future cash flows, IRR, pricing & inventory<br />

management.<br />

• Designed business process models for Industrial, Domestic, Commercial &<br />

Transport sectors representing the co-ordination & execution flows<br />

between departments & allies of GGL.<br />

• Made survey visits to 110 industries in Kundli, Barhi & Old-Sonepat<br />

regions of Sonepat industrial area to map potential customers<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (Sub Surface Division), Karaikal,<br />

Cauvery Basin<br />

Title:<br />

1. Reservoir management practices. 2. Techno-economic analysis of KUT-36<br />

well. 3. Basic operations of ONGC. 4. A project on Thiruvarur early<br />

production system for expansion plan.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study was made related to Basic reservoir management practices of<br />

Subsurface division.<br />

• Study was done on different ONGC operations.<br />

• Techno-economic analysis of a proposed development well (KUT-36) was<br />

done & then it was compared with its actual performance.<br />

• Project work was done on THIRUVARUR EPS. After a study on its overall<br />

operation, problems were analysed & an Expansion plan as a remedy was<br />

proposed.<br />

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S.T. Vijay Thilak<br />

17/01/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

St. Peter's Engineering College, Anna<br />

University, Chennai.<br />

Sandeep Sahu<br />

12/10/1986<br />

B. E.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Technical University,<br />

Bhopal<br />

Work Experience:<br />

24 months experience with Infosys Technologies Limited.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (Retail- HQ), Mumbai.<br />

Title:<br />

To establish the percentage of rub-off of non fuel services (ARB) customers<br />

on BPCL'S fuel offerings.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing Division), New Delhi<br />

Title:<br />

1. Study of different PNG payment options and suggest a promotional plan<br />

for best suitable payment option.<br />

2. Study of defaulter customers of PNG.<br />

Project Description:<br />

The Scope of the study was<br />

• To estimate the rub-off sales generated through the Allied Retail<br />

Businesses (ARB) of BPCL on their fuel offerings in cities like Mumbai,<br />

Chennai & Coimbatore.<br />

• To analyze the buying behaviour value proposition seen by the customers<br />

in the non-fuel services offered by BPCL in their retail outlets.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The first project undertaken consisted of a detailed study of different<br />

payment options for domestic PNG customers in IGL<br />

• Suggestions regarding the best option and designing a promotional plan<br />

to promote the most effective payment model were made.<br />

• It also included a survey to gain insights from domestic PNG customers to<br />

solve their problems.<br />

• The second project included a brief analysis of defaulter customers and<br />

proposed a solution to minimize the default rate.<br />

Saurabh Sharma<br />

08/01/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication Engg.<br />

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of<br />

Engineering and Technology,<br />

Ferozepur<br />

Saurav Kumar<br />

08/10/1983<br />

B. E.<br />

Computer Science & Engg.<br />

Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra<br />

Work Experience:<br />

17 months experience with Infosys Technologies Ltd.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (Finance & Accounts Department),<br />

Mehsana<br />

Title:<br />

A study of Budgeting and Procurement process at ONGC Mahesana Asset.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

25 months experience with Cognizant Technology Solutions.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (Finance & Accounts Department), Karaikal<br />

Title:<br />

Reservoir Studies and techno-economic analysis of development locations<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study of budget formulation, preparation of the revised estimates,<br />

budget monitoring- periodic budget utilization and review, budgetary<br />

control and its implementation on SAP.<br />

• Study of procurement process including analyzing various processes<br />

involved such as making inventory checks, issuing tenders, analyzing the<br />

received quotations, placing of the orders, quality inspection, pre-audit<br />

and payment. The objective was to optimize the procurement process<br />

and save costs by implementing the concept of reverse auction for e-<br />

procurement.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The internship comprised of a critical study of the Reservoir Management<br />

practices encompassing the Techno-Economic analysis of the<br />

development locations in the Nannilam and Kamalapuram fields (of<br />

ONGC's Cauvery asset).<br />

• The study also focussed on determining the efficacy of Capital Budgeting<br />

techniques related to the E&P Business employed by ONGC and analysing<br />

the effect (Sensitivity Analysis) of Capital & Operating Expenditure on the<br />

Capital Budgeting parameters.<br />

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PROFILE SHEETS OF MBA <strong>2011</strong><br />

Sreelal M S<br />

03/10/1983<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics and Communication<br />

Engineering<br />

Government College of Engineering<br />

Kannur, Kannur University<br />

Srikant Govind<br />

01/09/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Industrial Biotechnology<br />

Dr MGR Educational & Research<br />

Institute - University, Chennai<br />

Work Experience:<br />

32 months experience with Capgemini Software (India) Pvt. Ltd.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing Division), New Delhi<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

GAIL (India) Limited (Corporate Planning), New Delhi<br />

Title:<br />

A Socio-technical system design for Pre-paid Smart Cards at CNG Stations<br />

Title:<br />

Feasibility of product diversification in terms of conversion of Methane to<br />

Bioprotein, with respect to GAIL (INDIA) Limited<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Conducted a customer survey to find out the payment related issues<br />

faced by customers at CNG outlets.<br />

• Studied the different payments options currently available at other fuel<br />

outlets.<br />

• Designed a socio-technical system taking into consideration the<br />

organizational, user and technical factors for implementing Smart Cards<br />

at CNG Stations<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The primary focus of the Project was to evaluate the business opportunity<br />

of product diversification wherein methane is converted to Bioprotein -<br />

Single Cell Protein (SCP), a nutritional product.<br />

• A Business Model was proposed after studying the Technical, Financial<br />

and Regulatory feasibility of the product and understanding the strategic<br />

and operational synergy with GAIL.<br />

• The models followed by BP, Shell StatOil and UniBio Ltd. for SCP<br />

production were also studied to highlight the risks associated with this<br />

new venture.<br />

Swati Singh<br />

03/12/1983<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics Engineering<br />

Institute of Engineering and Rural<br />

Technology, Allahabad, UPTU<br />

Unnat Chauhan<br />

07/12/1984<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electronics & Communication<br />

Graphic Era Institute of Technology,<br />

HNB Garhwal University<br />

Work Experience:<br />

33 months experience with Syntel Inc.<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (O&D), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Design & Implement a Contest to promote Operational Excellence at HPCL<br />

Mumbai.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project objective was to Design a Reward & Recognition program for<br />

Terminal & Depot staff of HPCL under the annual “Operational Excellence<br />

Contest”. Project Tasks involved<br />

• Collecting relevant metrics pertaining to the criteria.<br />

• Consolidating and rationalizing the points obtained from employees and<br />

from JDE database.<br />

• Determining and recommending the winner.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

24 months experience at S.S. Technomed (P) Limited and 7 months teaching<br />

experience<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing), New Delhi<br />

Title:<br />

Demand Potential for Power Generation through Natural Gas and Study of<br />

customer satisfaction of IGL's Large Commercial Customers<br />

Project Description:<br />

The project objectives were to:<br />

• Identify prospective customers for IGL among Gas based Power<br />

Generation Plants.<br />

• Determine customer satisfaction levels among existing Large Commercial<br />

Customers.<br />

• Provide suggestions to improve customer satisfaction<br />

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Upasana Chaurasia<br />

27/11/1983<br />

B.E.<br />

Biomedical Engineering<br />

Shri G.S. Institute of Technology and<br />

Science, Indore<br />

Yogesh Yadav<br />

01/08/1984<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Electrical Engineering<br />

National Institute of Technology,<br />

Kurukshetra<br />

Work Experience:<br />

16 months experience with PT education and training and 7 months<br />

experience with Zillion Education<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Lube Operations), Mumbai<br />

Title:<br />

Operational Cost Reduction at Grease Blending Plant, Vashi<br />

Work Experience:<br />

48 months experience with ABB Limited, Bangalore<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (Retail), Bhubhaneswar.<br />

Title:<br />

Study of SDCV Business Enablement<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The objective of the project was to suggest ways and means to reduce<br />

operational costs at IOCL's Grease blending Plant at Vashi. The project<br />

tasks involved Studying operations taking place at the plant,<br />

• Analysis of present cost build up per kilolitre(KL) of lubricant.<br />

• Suggestions for optimizing/reducing the cost per KL without<br />

compromising on quality were proposed.<br />

• Suggestions for improving operational activities at the plant were also<br />

made.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• Study of various elements of SDCV Business Enablement process.<br />

• Survey of various Dealers & Community Members to assess their<br />

motivation & satisfaction level with SDCV programme.<br />

• Study of possible tie ups between Dealers & firms to bring more events<br />

under the ambit of SDCV programme<br />

Ajay Sahu<br />

03/06/1985<br />

B. E .<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

Guru Ghasidas University, Bilaspur<br />

(Chhattisgarh)<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing Division), New Delhi<br />

Title:<br />

"Business Development" of Indraprastha Gas Limited in Industrial Area of<br />

Delhi.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• To estimate the demand potential of Piped natural gas in Delhi industrial<br />

area<br />

• The field work included promoting PNG among potential customers in<br />

Lawrence road industrial area, Jahangirpuri Industrial Area, Wazirpur<br />

Industrial area and Okhla Industrial area.<br />

• Facilitating signing of Gas Sale Agreement between IGL and the potential<br />

customers<br />

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BATCH PROFILE OF M.TECH<br />

The M.Tech batch hails from diversified engineering backgrounds of<br />

Mechanical, Chemical, Industrial and Production Engineering. The<br />

overall batch strength is of seven students consisting of six regular and<br />

one industry sponsored candidate. The batch imbibed informative<br />

insight into the energy sector through the vast experience of the<br />

students in the pipeline and the power sector. The students also gained<br />

rich experience of the petroleum industry during their summer training,<br />

by involving in various projects encompassing the dimensions of<br />

conventional and unconventional energy. The students were placed in<br />

various public sector and private sector companies for their summer<br />

training/projects.<br />

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Profile Sheets of M.Tech Batch passing out in December 2010<br />

Praveen Srivastava<br />

05/12/1985<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

Chandra Shekhar Azad<br />

University of Agriculture &<br />

Technology, Kanpur<br />

Prateek Pathak<br />

13/10/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

UNSIET, Purvanchal University,<br />

Jaunpur (U.P.)<br />

Work Experience:<br />

17 months (Lecturer, Mechanical Engineering Department, F.G.I.E.T, Rae Bareli)<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Institute of Reservoir Studies, ONGC (Ahmedabad)<br />

M.Tech Thesis Title:<br />

Geological Modeling, Performance Evaluation and Exploitation Strategy of<br />

Water Drive Gas Reservoirs.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Institute of Reservoir Studies (IRS), ONGC ( Ahmedabad)<br />

M.Tech Thesis Title:<br />

Mechanistic Modeling, Design and Optimization of Chemical flooding<br />

Processes for Oil Reservoir.<br />

Description:<br />

• The project involved application of a simulation model for the prediction<br />

of gas reservoir performance under water drive condition.<br />

• A case study on water drive gas reservoir was dealt with the combination<br />

of gas material balance and a simulator (IMEX) model with the help of<br />

geological modeling.<br />

• Pansystem, For-gas, Matbal and Mat lab numerical simulator were used.<br />

• Future prediction of reservoir was calculated and best exploitation<br />

strategy was suggested for future field development along with an<br />

economic study.<br />

Description:<br />

• A sophisticated chemical flooding simulator (UTCHEM) was applied for<br />

variety of applications and tested the validity of the model by simulating<br />

Surfactant, Polymer, Alkaline Surfactant Polymer (ASP) core floods for<br />

field and comparing the numerical results with the laboratory results.<br />

• Sector model (3D) and several core floods were successfully modeled for<br />

different chemical formulations, taking into account the aqueous<br />

reactions, alkali/rock interactions and the phase behavior of soap and<br />

surfactant.<br />

Pawan Saini<br />

29/11/1984<br />

B. E.<br />

Production & Industrial Engineering<br />

MAIET, Jaipur<br />

Work Experience:<br />

24 months (Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd. - Rawatbhata)<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Institute of Oil & Gas Production Technology (IOGPT), ONGC, Panvel<br />

(Mumbai) & Well Stimulation Services, ONGC(Ahmedabad).<br />

M.Tech Thesis Title:<br />

Design and Optimization of Hydraulic Fracturing for Oil and Gas Wells.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The entire fracture treatment process for the selected candidate well has<br />

been designed and optimized on Frac Pro Simulator along with post-frac<br />

performance analysis of the treated well with proper performance<br />

prediction and history match.<br />

• In this design process- candidate selection, fracture parameters, modeling<br />

of fracture geometry, the selection of proppant and fracturing fluid were<br />

considered.<br />

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Profile Sheets of M.Tech Batch passing out in May <strong>2011</strong><br />

Bhaskar Jyoti Deori<br />

Industry Sponsored from Oil India Ltd.*<br />

16/04/1981<br />

B. E.<br />

Chemical Engineering<br />

NIT Durgapur<br />

*- would join Oil India Ltd. after course completion<br />

Gaurav Bajpai<br />

29/06/1987<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

G. C. E. T., Gr. Noida<br />

Uttar Pradesh Technical University,<br />

Lucknow<br />

Work Experience:<br />

67 months (RIL, Jamnagar and Oil India Limited)<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Geology and Reservoir Department, Oil India Limited.<br />

Title:<br />

Learning the Overall Workflow of Geology and Reservoir Department.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Weatherford Engineered System Support Drilling and Production<br />

Services.(Mumbai)<br />

Title:<br />

Modeling and Simulation of Multiphase Flow in Oil Wells.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The training involved the learning of the workflow of the different<br />

sections of the Geology and Reservoir Department, which includes<br />

Reservoir Engineering section, Workover & Production section,<br />

Exploration & Data Interpretation section, Drilling & General Geology<br />

section and Development section along with the application of the<br />

theoretical knowledge and ideas in the field jobs and operations.<br />

M.Tech. Thesis (Undergoing): Oil Well and Gas Well Test Interpretation.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project involved modeling of 15 self flowing vertical wells of a dummy<br />

field.<br />

• Relative performance of following multi-phase flow correlations were<br />

evaluated using Wellflo commercial software: Duns and Ros (Modified),<br />

Hagedorn and Brown (Modified), and Francher and Brown.<br />

M.Tech. Thesis (Undergoing): Study of Multiphase Fluid Flow in Well<br />

Conduits for Analysis and Design of Artificial Lift Systems.<br />

Mayank Srivastava<br />

09/07/1988<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

G. C. E. T., Gr. Noida<br />

Uttar Pradesh Technical University,<br />

Lucknow<br />

Sandeep Kumar Verma<br />

30/07/1986<br />

B. Tech.<br />

Mechanical Engineering<br />

JSSATE, Noida<br />

Uttar Pradesh Technical University,<br />

Lucknow<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Keshava Dev Malviya Institute of Petroleum Exploration, ONGC (Dehradun).<br />

Title:<br />

Modeling Petrophysical and Geochemical Parameters for Identification of<br />

Shale Gas Sweet Spots.<br />

Work Experience:<br />

Fresher<br />

INTERNSHIP:<br />

Avani Bhavan, ONGC (Ahmedabad).<br />

Title:<br />

Automation of Sucker Rod Pumps.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The project was envisaged to model Petrophysical and Geochemical<br />

parameters in order to understand the prospective location of shale gas in<br />

any field and thus establish its exploration worthiness.<br />

M.Tech. Thesis (Undergoing): Coal Bed Methane Field Development and<br />

Exploitation Strategy.<br />

Project Description:<br />

• The work involved the automation of sucker rod pumps for 25 wells using<br />

dynamic positioning system, load cells & rod pump controller<br />

• It was a production optimization technique in which dynamograph (well<br />

optimization curve) clearly showed that the automation of the system<br />

generates higher profit.<br />

M.Tech. Thesis (Undergoing): Polymer Gel Water Shutoff Treatment for<br />

an Oil Field and Simulation in UTCHEM Simulator.<br />

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Summer Internship <strong>2011</strong><br />

Summer Internship is an integral part of the learning process for the professional courses being taught at RGIPT. RGIPT is around<br />

another turnpike with new batches across the various academic programs viz. MBA 2012, M.Tech 2012 and B.Tech 2012 ready for<br />

their industrial learning.<br />

MBA Batch of 2012<br />

Name Graduation Degree Work Experience (in Months)<br />

Abhimanyu Kumar B.E.(Production Engg.) 23<br />

Abhishek Agarwal B.Tech.(Electronics & Communication Engg.) Fresher<br />

Abhishek Choudhary B.Tech.(Mechanical Engg.) 26<br />

Ankita Dey B.E. (Electrical & Electronics Engg.) 48<br />

Ankush Kumar Bhandari B.E.(Chemical Engg.) 25<br />

Arindam Chatterjee B.E.(Mechanical Engg.) 60<br />

Bharathi D R B.E.(Electrical and Electronics Engg.) 25<br />

Byomkesh Kumar B.Tech.(Information Technology) 42<br />

Haroon Yusuf Kirmani B.Tech.(Electrical Engg.) 24<br />

Kabir Guha B.Tech.(Information Technology) 33<br />

Mahesh Dhiman B.Tech.(Mechanical Engg.) 34<br />

Mohamed Ansin A.A B.Tech.(Electrical Engg.) 5<br />

Mohit Garg B.Tech.(Mechanical Engg.) Fresher<br />

Munna Lal B.E.(Biotechnology) 24<br />

Nijhum Bera B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engg.) Fresher<br />

Piyush Soni B.Tech.(Chemical Engg.) 9<br />

Pradip Krushna Hedaoo B.Tech.(Chemical Engg.) 36<br />

Prakash Patel B.E. (Electrical Engg.) 36<br />

Priyank Dave B.E.(Mechanical Engg.) 48<br />

Rahul Mukherjee B.Tech.(Mechanical Engg.) 48<br />

Rahul Sirohi B.Tech.(Petrochemical Engg.) 24<br />

Rajat Goel B.Tech.(Electronics & Communication Engg.) Fresher<br />

Rajat Gupta B.E.(Electronics and Communication Engg.) 31<br />

Sameer Mittal B.E.(Computer Science & Engg.) 15<br />

Santosh Kumar Baksi B.E.(Chemical Engg.) 48<br />

Shikha Yadav B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engg.) 6<br />

Sonam Kejriwal B.E.(Chemical Engg.) 36<br />

Sreenath M B Tech.(Electronics & Communication Engg.) 33<br />

Sumit Kumar Singh B.Tech.(Information Technology) 33<br />

Swarbhanu Handique B.Tech.(Electrical Engg.) 38<br />

Udit Agarwal B.E.(Information Technology) Fresher<br />

Umesh Kumar Singh B.Tech.(Electronics & Communication Engg.) 40<br />

Venu Vijay B.E.(Mechanical Engg.) Fresher<br />

M.Tech. Batch of 2012<br />

Abhishek Kumar B.Tech. (Appied Petroleum Engg.) Fresher<br />

Devanshu Kumar B.E. (Mechanical Engg.) Fresher<br />

Nilesh Kumar Jha B.Sc. (Engg.) Chemical Engg. Fresher<br />

Swetabh Gautam B.Tech. (Applied Petroleum Engg.) Fresher<br />

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B.Tech Batch of 2012<br />

The selection for the Bachelor of Technology programme at RGIPT is done through IIT-JEE. The first batch has 30 students in<br />

upstream (Petroleum Reservoir & Production Engineering) and 31 students in downstream (Petroleum Refining<br />

Engineering) courses. Students from both courses have taken initiative and have already done projects under the guidance of the<br />

industry experts. The students have also been involved in various projects at the institute. Industrial visits to places like Institute of<br />

Drilling Technology, Dehradun and Indian Oil Corporation Refinery, Mathura have given them an initial exposure to the work areas.<br />

These students will be all set by next year to enter the industry as professionals and create a benchmark for the contemporary and<br />

the coming ‘Petrocrats’.<br />

B.Tech Batch of 2012<br />

Petroleum Refining Engineering<br />

Abhishek Diwedi<br />

Abhishek Kumar<br />

Ankit Bhootra<br />

Anurag Singh<br />

Ashish Mishra<br />

Ashish Taneja<br />

Akhil Tiwari<br />

Dhananjay Kumar<br />

Inderraj Pahadiya<br />

Jithu P. Thomas<br />

Kuldeep Parmar<br />

Neha Gupta<br />

Nishesh Garg<br />

Bhanu Kumar<br />

Nitesh Roy<br />

Prateek Jain<br />

Raghuveer Palakurthi<br />

Rahul Saxena<br />

Rahul Thapliyal<br />

Rajat<br />

Ritu Raj Jha<br />

Sanidhya Narain<br />

Shankar Lal Meena<br />

Shubham Bansal<br />

Sohail Sajid Khandekar<br />

Tapan Kumar Pradhan<br />

Anshul Arora<br />

Yogita Morya<br />

Siddharth Pandey<br />

Rishi Maharishi<br />

Ashutosh Shringi<br />

Petroleum Reservoir & Production Engineering<br />

Abhishek Mandal<br />

Aditya<br />

Anup Kumar Anand<br />

Bharat Kumar<br />

Borude Jayesh<br />

Dushyant Gandotra<br />

Jitendra Manwani<br />

Karishma Kiran<br />

Kulwant Singh<br />

Mahipal Yaduvanshi<br />

Manish Tiwari<br />

Mukul Singh<br />

Naveen Kumar Saxena<br />

Navneet Ranjan<br />

Neha Surya<br />

Nitesh Jain<br />

Nitin Soni<br />

Pd. Vikrant Daksh<br />

Pradeep Parmar<br />

Rajat Jain<br />

Saket Tiwari<br />

Samarpit Arya<br />

Sanjeev Ranjan<br />

Santosh Kumar Das<br />

Shitanshu Gupta<br />

Siddh Ahirwar<br />

Sunil Kumar Hudda<br />

Theodore Lipi<br />

Vaisakh S. Unni<br />

Varun Yadav<br />

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If Others (Please Specify): ______________________________________________________<br />

c. Company's offer in terms of Cost to Company (CTC): ____________________________<br />

We shall appreciate if you could provide a breakup of the CTC:


Please tell us about your Process of Placement (Please Tick):<br />

Process of Recruitment<br />

Pre Placement Talk<br />

Written Test<br />

Psychometric Test<br />

Group Discussion<br />

Interview<br />

Others<br />

Yes<br />

No<br />

If Others (Please Specify): ______________________________________________________<br />

We would appreciate if you could let us know your requirements (Please Tick):<br />

Requirements<br />

Pre Placement Talk Room<br />

Meeting / Interview Room(s)<br />

Group Discussion Room(s)<br />

LCD Projection System<br />

White Boards<br />

Speakers<br />

Any other special Requirements<br />

Yes<br />

How many<br />

No<br />

If Others (Please Specify): ______________________________________________________<br />

Name of the official: _________________________________________________________________________<br />

Designation: __________________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________________<br />

Mobile: _______________________________________ Landline: ________________________ ____________<br />

Signature: ______________________<br />

IMPORTANT : We request you to kindly declare the results of Campus Selection on the same day.<br />

This will help us in blocking the students selected by you<br />

CONTACT DETAILS<br />

Rae Bareli Campus:<br />

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316<br />

Tel: +91 535 2217 446, 2210 346 | Fax: +91 535 2217 456, 2211 888,<br />

Placement Hotline: +91 75053 25507 | Mobile: +91 93893 56358, +91 94514 38466<br />

E-mail: placements@rgipt.ac.in | karsanjay1@gmail.com | balathanigaimani@gmail.com | rgipt.placements@gmail.com<br />

Please send the Form of Intent through Fax / Speed Post / Registered Post


How to Reach Rae Bareli, U.P: Connectivity with other cities<br />

Rae Bareli is well connected by rail network and trains from almost all major metro cities halt here. The nearest airport is at Lucknow,<br />

which is nearly 85 kms from Rae Bareli. Rae Bareli can be reached by car/taxi from Lucknow and the fare is about Rs 1000. Lucknow<br />

airport is well connected to many major cities including Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. Other major cities near Rae Bareli are<br />

Kanpur (130 Kms) and Allahabad (125 Kms).<br />

Flight schedule from major cities in India to Lucknow*:<br />

From Delhi<br />

Departure Airlines Days Arrival Flight Number<br />

(Delhi)<br />

(Lucknow)<br />

5:50 JetLite Daily 6:50 S2137<br />

7:25 Kingfisher Daily Ex Sun 8:30 IT3651<br />

7:25 Kingfisher Daily 8:30 IT3651<br />

8:05 Indian Daily 9:00 IC411<br />

8:15 Kingfisher Sun 9:20 IT3651<br />

12:55 Indigo Daily 14:00 6E310<br />

13:30 Kingfisher Daily 14:35 IT204<br />

13:50 JetLite Daily 14:50 S2234<br />

16:15 Indian Daily 17:10 IC811<br />

17:40 Kingfisher Daily 18:45 IT3635<br />

19:00 Kingfisher Daily 20:35 It3635<br />

From Mumbai<br />

Departure Airlines Days Arrival Flight Number<br />

(Mumbai)<br />

(Lucknow)<br />

9:35 Indian Daily Ex Tue 11:30 IC195<br />

10:05 Kingfisher Mon/Wed/ 12:10 It3162<br />

Fri/Sun<br />

11:30 JetLite Daily 13:40 S2665<br />

14:25 Indigo Daily 16:30 6E342<br />

16:45 Kingfisher Daily 18:55 IT3149<br />

17:20 Kingfisher Daily 19:30 It3149<br />

From Kolkata<br />

Departure Airlines Days Arrival Flight Number<br />

(Kolkata)<br />

(Lucknow)<br />

9:40 Indigo Daily 12:10 6E341<br />

11:05 Jetair Daily 12:35 9W2461<br />

From Chennai<br />

Departure Airlines Days Arrival Flight Number<br />

(Chennai)<br />

(Lucknow)<br />

7:40 Jetair Daily 12:35 9W2250/2461<br />

6:25 JetLite Daily 14:55 S20252/S20234<br />

10:10 Indian Airlines Daily 17:25 IC0430/0811<br />

* - Schedule as on October 2010<br />

On Campus Accommodation.<br />

RGIPT would be pleased to extend its hospitality to your company representatives at its Guest House in Rae Bareli. Please write to us<br />

in case you need to utilize these facilities.<br />

Where you can stay at Lucknow:<br />

Hotel Name Phone Number Fax Number<br />

The Piccadily Hotel 0522-4096000 0522-4096029<br />

Hotel Mangalam 0522-2620131-33 0522-2616507<br />

Vivanta by Taj 0522-6711000 0522 6711666<br />

Hotel Mera Mann 0522-2638181,82,83,84 0522-2636009


RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY<br />

An Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament<br />

Contact Us<br />

Dr. S. K. Kar<br />

(Chairman, Placement Committee)<br />

Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani<br />

(Member, Placement Committee)<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology<br />

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316<br />

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology<br />

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316<br />

T: +91 535 2217 446<br />

F: +91 535 2217 456 / 2211 888<br />

M: +91 93893 56358<br />

E: karsanjay1@gmail.com<br />

rgipt.placements@gmail.com<br />

Placement Hotline: +91 75053 25507<br />

T: +91 535 2210 346<br />

F: +91 535 2217 456 / 2211 888<br />

M: +91 94514 38466<br />

E: balathanigaimani@gmail.com<br />

rgipt.placements@gmail.com<br />

placements@rgipt.ac.in<br />

www.rgipt.ac.in<br />

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