MBA

RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE 

OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 

An Institute of National Importance Established under an Act of Parliament 

Inspiration 

Innovation 

Initiation 

MBA 

PLACEMENTS 

2012 

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“The only way of finding the limits of 

the possible is by going beyond them 

into the impossible.” 

Arthur C. Clarke 

"Where oil is first found is in the minds 

of men.” 

Wallace Pratt 

"We usually find gas in new places with old 

ideas. Sometimes, also, we find gas in an old 

place with a new idea, but we seldom find much 

gas in an old place with an old idea. Several 

times in the past we have thought that we were 

running out of gas, whereas actually we were 

only running out of ideas.” 

Parke A. Dickey 


MBA PLACEMENT 2012 

Message from Secretary 2 

Message from President 3 

Message from Director 4 

Introduction 5 

General Council Members & Board of Governors 6 

About RGIPT 7 

RGIPT's Assam Centre 8 

Academic Programmes Offered 9 

Courses Offered for MBA 10 

Faculty at RGIPT 11 

Guest Faculty 12 

Testimonials from Visiting Faculty 13 

Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series 14 

Eminent Personalities on Campus 15 

Infrastructure at RGIPT 16-17 

Achievements of RGIPTians 18 

Students' Life at RGIPT 19 

Beyond Classroom 20 

A Glimpse of Passing Out Batch 21 

Placement Summary- MBA 2011 22 

Summer Internship- MBA Batch 2012 23 

Batch Profile of MBA 2012 24 

Recruiters' Speak 25 

Profile Sheets of MBA 2012 26-33 

How to reach Rae Bareli 34 

Company Information Sheet 35-36 

C O N T E N T S 


G. C. CHATURVEDI, IAS 

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Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas 

Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi- 110001 

Customer PIN Code- 110115 

Message 

India is the fourth largest oil consumer in the world and imports over 70% of its oil needs 

from the international market. Rising price of crude oil not only affects India's economic 

growth but also poses great challenge for state owned oil companies to manage supplies 

as well the finances. This has compelled policy makers to think innovatively about the 

sector. Oil companies are under pressure to bring efficiency in oil exploration, 

production and distribution. And, it can only be possible, when a new generation of 

engineers and managers having the competency to think out-of-box to bring about a 

revolution in the oil industry. 

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) was established by Ministry of 

Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India in 2008 with this intent in mind. The 

aim of the institute is to develop skilled professionals for oil and gas industry and 

emerge as a pioneer Research and Development institution in this sector. Collaboration 

with industry and willingness of industry experts to share their valuable experiences 

with aspiring “Petrocrats” has given students an opportunity to simultaneously learn 

theoretical and practical concepts of oil and gas industry. Participation of various public 

and private oil and gas companies in this year's summer placement and last two years 

final placement has proved that really this kind of institution was required to nurture 

young “Petrocrats”. 

Since its inception, RGIPT has accepted the dynamic nature of oil and gas industry and 

continuously updated the curricula of B. Tech., M. Tech. and MBA with the help of 

industry experts. Continuous updation of courses motivate me to request all oil, gas and 

chemical industries to please participate in Final Campus Placement- 2012 of RGIPT at 

Rae Bareli and find well-trained manager for their organization. 

I am very hopeful that the passing out batch of MBA and M. Tech. and pioneer batch of 

B. Tech. will prove their capability as innovative managers and engineers after 

induction in the industry just like their seniors. 

Wishing the students of RGIPT a bright future. 

G. C. Chaturvedi 

(Ex-officio Chairman) 

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology 



FROM PRESIDENT'S DESK, RGIPT 

Message 

“The task of a university is the creation of the future....” said Alfred North Whitehead. The essence of an 

educational institution is aptly captured in the above saying. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum 

Technology (RGIPT) derives its core values from this spirit and envisions becoming a world class 

educational entity to serve as a fountainhead for nurturing 'Petrocrats'. 

The ever growing energy demand worldwide has triggered enormous growth in the E&P sector. Similarly, 

the downstream sector has become more competitive with the entry of private sector in both refining of 

crude and marketing of petroleum products. Gas is the fuel of the future and the country has responded well 

to the surging gas demands. The natural gas sector is expanding rapidly with a nationwide distribution 

network being planned. Globalization has changed the scenario of Indian petroleum world and many 

Indian oil and gas majors have intensified their overseas activities. This in turn has fuelled the demand of 

professionals armoured with knowledge of latest technologies. This changing dynamics of the industry and 

the need to have a balanced energy mix necessitated the development of a specialized institution which can 

serve as a training ground for skilled professionals who will play a pivotal role in supplying the energy 

demand of the country. 

RGIPT with its long list of reputed patrons is poised to provide professionals with right set of skills to 

industries. While brainstorming the type of model to be adopted, it emerged to develop the institute as a 

“Corporate University” to bridge academia-industry gap and also to achieve active participation of 

industry in its governance and development. The pioneer undergraduate batch of RGIPT is inculcated with 

technical skills and values, which believes in pursuing the tradition of excellence. RGIPT is ready with its 

pioneer batch of undergraduate and 3rd batch of M. Tech. and MBA, which is well equipped to understand 

the dynamics of industry. I am confident that the students would utilize this opportunity for moulding their 

creativity and lay the foundation of a world-class lineage. 

I take this opportunity to invite national and international companies for undergraduate and post graduate 

placements. I am sure your organization will serve as a dynamic learning ground for our students preparing 

them for industry challenges. 

D. M. Reddy 

President 

Board of Governors 


FROM DIRECTOR'S DESK, RGIPT 

Message 

Iam pleased to introduce to you the postgraduate batch of MBA-2012 from RGIPT. 

Our institute, conferred with the status of “Institute of National Importance” through 

an Act of the Parliament, has set very high standards for itself. At RGIPT, we strive for 

excellence in every activity we undertake. We have left no stone unturned in 

conforming with global standards, right through the process of transforming the 

aspiring young men and women into leaders who would catapult the industry to newer 

heights. 

The institute has the unique distinction of being nurtured by the Oil and Gas fraternity 

of India. This brings at our disposal a wide industry network to tap into. The primary 

objective of the faculty at RGIPT is to spawn a cadre of professionals who will acquire 

the necessary skills to stand-up to the challenges in the various segments of the energy 

sector. To this end, members of the faculty are drawn from a pool of industry veterans 

and distinguished academicians. 

At RGIPT, we believe in providing an environment to the students where they can 

experiment with their ideas and can learn from their own experience, thereby fostering 

creativity as well as rationality. Both the postgraduate programmes have been 

designed with vital inputs from the industry and are being continuously updated to 

meet the changing needs of the industry. 

It's been three years since RGIPT's inception and the past year saw the second MBA 

batch of 'Petrocrats' stepping out of its hallowed portals. Reports by employers confirm 

that our alumni are excelling in the corporate world and have carved out a niche for 

themselves. The class of 2012 is now ready to embark on their journey into the 

professional world. The current batch is a reservoir of energetic and motivated students 

who I believe would make substantial contribution to the Oil and Gas Industry. 

I am delighted to invite you to our campus for the final placements of the 2012 MBA 

batch at RGIPT. Regards 

Dr. J. P. Gupta 

Director 

RGIPT, Rae Bareli 


MBA PLACEMENT 2012 5 

I N T R O D U C T I O N 

orn out of the desire to keep the table tops clean, 

Bthreatened to the verge of extinction by Edison's 

invention and rescued by Ford's, no other industry has 

found its fate entwined to technology and human needs, 

the way the oil industry has. Years down the line, the oil 

industry towers above the rest and continues to 

contribute and gain from the symbiotic relationship 

with technology. 

The world today has come to be a place with 

transformed human needs and technology. In our quest 

for knowledge and perfection, we find ourselves 

running into short supplies of conventional sources that 

had been energising our dreams. With a little over a 

century of fuelling our dreams behind it, the oil 

industry's tryst with technology has found new 

dimensions. 

An industry that went global ages before globalization 

became “the business phenomenon”, has defined & 

redefined the ways of doing business in market place 

where almost every country on the globe is a buyer. 

Today, it stands on another threshold of change, 

facilitated by the technological advancements to 

welcome into the realms of energy, alternate sources of 

satisfying our insatiable thirst for energy. With new 

dimensions being added to energy, it is once again time 

to redefine the ways in which the business affecting 

people across the globe is run. 

In the changed settings, the need of the hour is to train 

professionals with the ability to synthesize from past the 

knowledge of running a business global in reach and the 

vision to shape a future where the spectrum of energy 

with wider dimensions would have a greater role to play 

because, to quote Paul Valery, - “The future is not what it 

used to be”. 

At RGIPT we are doing just that. 

RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 


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GENERAL COUNCIL 

BOARD OF GOVERNORS 

CHAIRPERSON 

Secretary 

Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, 

Government of India 

MEMBERS 

President 


Director 


Chairman 

Indian Oil Corporation Limited 

Chairman & Managing Director 

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited 


GAIL (India) Limited 


Oil India Limited 


Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 


Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 

Chief Executive Officer 

Reliance Industries Limited 

Executive Director 

Oil Industry Safety Directorate 

Director 

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur 


Cairn Energy India Limited 


Shell India Limited 


Essar Group 

Director General 

Directorate General of Hydrocarbons 

Principal Advisor (Energy) 

Planning Commission, Government of India 

Secretary 

Oil India Development Board 

Director 

University Institute of Chemical Technology 

Shri D. M. Reddy 

President (RGIPT) & Executive Director 

(Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited) 


Director 


Shri M. B. Lal 

Technical Member (Petroleum & Natural Gas), 

Appellate Tribunal for Electricity 

Dr. A. H. Kalro 

Director, AES PG Institute of Business Management, 

Ahmedabad 

Dr. D. Kunzru 

Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur 

Director (HR) 


Director (HR) 


Dr. P. K. Saraswati 

Professor, Department of Earth Sciences, 

Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay 

Shri B. C. Bora 

Former Chairman & Managing Director, 





RGIPT Profile 

ajiv Gandhi Institute of 

RP e t r o l e u m T e c h n o l o g y 

(RGIPT) has been set up to cater to 

the needs of ever demanding energy 

sector. With an intense focus on oil 

and gas domain, it aims at 

developing human resource to 

serve this vital sector of the 

e c o n o m y b y n u r t u r i n g 

professionals who are trained to 

deal with the challenges of this 

dynamic industry. To fulfill the 

demand-supply gap of skilled 

professionals, the institute came 

into existence through an Act of 

Parliament and has been accorded 

the eminence of being an 'Institute of 

National Importance'. Also known 

as the 'Petrocrats', RGIPTians, who have the unique advantage of 

being part of an institute promoted by six power houses of the 

Indian petroleum sector (ONGC, IOCL, BPCL, OIL, GAIL and 

HPCL) and the Oil Industry Development Board (OIDB), are 

tailor made for the industry and motivated to make a positive 

impact. 

Vision & Mission 

RGIPT ENVISIONS… 

To serve as the fountainhead, for nurturing of world class 

'Petrocrats' capable of being the future leaders of technology and 

innovation in the Petroleum and Energy Sector, in India and 

abroad. 

To provide education, research and consultancy for the entire 

hydrocarbon value chain. 

THROUGH … 

Creating a dynamic state-of-the-art learning and working 

environment, where intellectual ideas are nurtured and new ideas 

creatively flourish, from which research scholars and graduates 

will emerge with the ability to be the leaders and innovators of 

tomorrow. 

A B O U T R G I P T 



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RGIPT'S ASSAM CENTRE 

ith a view to supplement its on-campus academic offerings, RGIPT is establishing an academic 

Wcenter in the state of Assam. That Centre will offer diploma courses in various areas in the domain of 

the petroleum sector as per requirements of the oil, gas and petrochemical industry. Degree programmes 

will also be subsequently introduced. 

Honourable PM Dr. Manmohan Singh laid down the foundation stone of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of 

Petroleum Technology, Assam centre at Sibsagar on February 19, 2011 in the presence of Shri Tarun Gogoi 

(Chief Minister, Assam), Shri Jaipal Reddy (Union Cabinet Minister, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, 

Government of India), Shri B.K. Handique (Union Minister for Development of North-East Region), 

Shri R. P. N. Singh (Union Minister of State, Union Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas), Shri Pradyut 

Bordoloi (Minister of Industries & Commerce, Power, Public Enterprises Department, Government of 

Assam), Shri Pranab Gogoi (Minister of Handloom, Textile, Sericulture, Judicial & Legislative Department, 

Government of Assam), Shri S. Sundareshan (Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Government 

of India), Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT) and other dignitaries. 

Addressing the gathering, present on the occasion of foundation stone laying ceremony, Dr. Singh said, 

"The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT) will be of world class standard and will 

produce technical personnel, capable of serving as leader and innovator in the fields of petroleum 

technology, engineering and management, covering the entire hydrocarbon value chain". 

While highlighting the increasing demand for oil and gas in our country, PM emphasized the need for 

appropriate utilization of advanced oil and gas exploration and production technologies, modern refining 

technologies and efficient distribution of petroleum products. He said, “All these areas will need qualified 

and skilled personnel in increasing numbers. The few existing institutes are not in a position to meet this 

increasing requirement of technical man-power in the petroleum sector. The proposed Rajiv Gandhi 

Institute of Petroleum Technology is intended to reduce this gap between demand and supply of skilled 

personnel in the future.” 




ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED 

he objective of RGIPT is to promote capacity 

building in competencies required in the 

Thydrocarbon sector covering the entire 

hydrocarbon value chain. To this end, RGIPT 

offers programmes of education and research at 

the Graduate and Post-Graduate level in various 

areas of the petroleum and energy sector. 

RGIPT has also an ambitious plan to offer seven 

B. Tech. Programmes, two 5- years Integrated M. 

Sc/ MBA Programmes, two M. Sc. Programmes, 

twelve Masters (M. Tech. / M. Sc. / MBA) 

Programmes of 2- year duration, 12 Domain 

Specific PG Diploma Programmes of 1-year duration, Ph. D. Programmes in various areas of specialization, 

and continuing education programmes for working professionals in phases. 

Currently, RGIPT offers two Undergraduate and two Post-Graduate Programmes. These Programmes are: 

Post-Graduate Programmes 

1. MBA in Petroleum & Energy Management (2-Year Full-Time Programme) 

2. M. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (2-Year Full-Time Programme) 

Undergraduate Programmes 

1. B. Tech. in Petroleum Engineering (4-Year Full-Time Programme) 

2. B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering (4-Year Full-Time Programme) 

Students Selection Process for Admission 

For MBA Course 

1. MBA in Petroleum & Energy Management No. of Seats : 50 

Admission Process: Admission to MBA course is provided on the basis of CAT or GMAT Scores. Based on 

the scores, short listed candidates are invited for Group Discussion and Personal Interview. 

Educational Qualification: Minimum 60% in aggregate (55% for SC/ST) in class 10th and 12th, having 

th 

Mathematics as one of the subjects in 12 and a 4-year B. Tech/ B.E. degree in any branch of engineering with 

65% marks or CPI of 7.0/10.0 or above. 

For updated information about all above courses, please regularly visit Admission Section of 

www.rgipt.ac.in or Newspaper Advertisement for Admission Notice - 2012. 



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Courses offered for MBA (Petroleum & Energy Management) 

Semester- I 

l Introduction to Oil & Gas 

l Organizational Behaviour 

l Decision Sciences 

l Business Communication 

l Managerial Economics 

l Marketing Management 

l Managerial Accounting 

l Laws Relating to Energy Business 

Semester- II 

l Financial Management 

l Policy Perspectives in Oil & Gas 

l International Business 

l Operations Management-I 

l Research Methods for Management 

l Human Resource Management 

l Fundamentals of Exploration 

Semester- III 

l Natural Gas Business 

l Alternative & Non-conventional Energy Sources 

l Business Policy & Strategic Management 

l Fundamentals Refinery Technology & Economics 

l Operations Management-II 

Electives 

l International Trading in Oil and Price Risk Management 

l Financial Derivatives 

l International Finance 

l Consumer Behaviour 

l Sales & Distribution Management 

l Supply Chain Management in Petroleum Industry 

Semester-IV 

l Corporate Governance & Social Responsibility of 

Business 

l Industrial Relations & Labour Law 

l Health Safety & Environment in Oil & Gas Industry 

Electives 

l Advance Data Analysis Techniques 

l B2B Marketing 

l HR Performance Management System 

l International Marketing 

l Management of Financial Services 

l Mergers, Acquisition & Corporate Restructuring 

l Product & Brand Management 

l Project Financing 

l Security Analysis & Portfolio Management 

l Services Marketing 

l Six Sigma 




FACULTY AT RGIPT 

Dr. Atul Sharma 

Ph. D. (Devi Ahilya University) 

Energy Management 

Dr. Alok Kumar Singh 

Ph. D. (Banaras Hindu University) 

Exploration & Production 

Dr. Chanchal Kundu 

Ph. D. (IIT Kharagpur) 

Decision Science 

Shri Debashish Jena 

Fellow (IIM Lucknow) 

Operations Management & Operations Research 

Dr. Jaya Srivastava 

Ph.D. (Banasthali University) 

Human Resource Management 


Ph. D. (University of Pennsylvania, USA) 

Chemical Engineering 

Dr. Kavita Srivastava 

Ph.D. (IIT Kanpur) 

Marketing & Organizational Behaviour 

Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani 

Ph. D. (Chonnam National University, 

South Korea) 

Refining Operations 

Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kar 

Ph. D. (Utkal University) 

Marketing & International Business 

Dr. Saurabh Mishra 

Ph. D. (Chaudhary Charan Singh University, 

Meerut) 

Business Communication 

Dr. U. S. Prasad 

Ph. D. (IIT Kanpur) 

Petroleum Engineering 

(From left to right): Dr. Jaya Srivastava (Faculty, RGIPT), Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT), Mrs. Sudha Mahalingam 

(Member, PNGRB), Shri S. K. Kudaisya (MD, Sabarmati Gas Ltd.) and Shri Vijay Duggal (DGM- Commercial, BPCL) 

on the occasion of one day workshop on “Issues and Challenges of City Gas Distribution (CGD) Business in India” 

organized by RGIPT at Rae Bareli on October 29, 2011. 



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GUEST FACULTY 

Shri Anil Kumar Joshi 

Sr. VP (Projects & Business Development), 

Petronet LNG Ltd. 

Shri Ayush Gupta 

Chief Manager (Training), GAIL (India) Ltd. 

Prof. A. K. Mishra 

Ph. D., IIM Lucknow 

Dr. B. V. Phani 

FPM, IIT Kanpur 

Shri C. K. Sengupta 

Former Executive Director (International Trade), 

BPCL 

Shri C. V. Singh 

Ex. Vice President, Tata Motor 

Shri Gautam Dutta 

Senior Manager, HR, IOCL 

Prof. Kaushik Bhattacharya 


Shri M. B. Lal 

B. Tech. & PGDM, Former CMD, HPCL 

Shri Manmohan Ahuja 

Sr. VP (Technical), Petronet LNG Ltd. 

Prof. Manoj Kumar 


Prof. Peeyush Mehta 

FPM, IIT Kanpur 

Shri Biswajit Roy 

GM (HR), IOCL 

Shri Rajesh Bagaria 

Sr. Manager (E & P), GAIL (India) Ltd. 

Shri S. P. Garg 

DGM (F & S), GAIL (India) Ltd. 

Dr. Pankaj Sinha 

Associate Professor, FMS Delhi 

Prof. Samir Kumar Srivastva 

FPM, IIM Lucknow 

Shri Sanjay Chauhan 

Sr. Manager (Gas- O & M), GAIL (India) Ltd. 

Prof. Sanjay Kumar Singh 


Prof. T. S. Srinivasan 

Former Professor at IMI Delhi and at Kiev, Ukraine 

Shri Tapas Majumdar 

Former Executive Director (Legal), BPCL and 

Practicing Advocate 

Shri Vijay Duggal 

DGM (Commercial), BPCL 

Dr. (Mrs.) Monica Singhania 

Associate Professor, FMS Delhi 

Dr. Vimal Kumar 

Ph. D., IIT Kanpur 




TESTIMONIALS FROM VISITING FACULTY 

Shri Tapas Majumdar, Former Executive Director 

(Legal), BPCL 

“During the short time I spent with the student of 

MBA batch of 2012 at RGIPT, I found them to be 

bright, sincere & hardworking. Association with 

these young men & women was a good experience 

to me and it was very gratifying & enjoyable to 

interact with this motivated batch of young ladies 

and gentlemen. They were very vibrant and their 

questions were thought provoking, intelligent and 

challenging. Their active participation in class 

made my task easier and whatever we did in the 

class was a co-creation or looking to the same 

subject in new way. I hope that they will be very 

responsible citizens of this great country and 

contribute in their own way to development in any 

field they work without looking for monetary gain 

only. I wish them all success in their lives and 

careers”. 

Prof. Manoj Kumar, IIM Lucknow 

“I am really impressed with the students here. Most 

of them are diligent, sincere and are much keen to 

learn the things. I am sure such students will be 

capable of shouldering any responsibility assigned 

to them and will prove to be the best managers”. 

Shri Vijay Duggal, DGM (Commercial), BPCL 

“It gives me immense pleasure to be associated 

with the MBA students' batch of 2012, faculty and 

the management team of RGIPT- An institute of 

national importance. I am particularly impressed 

by the batch for its inquisitiveness and always 

remaining energized. It is my sincere wish that you 

all succeed in your career aspirations and bring 

laurels to RGIPT. 

While knowledge is important, professional ethics 

and having a good value system are equally 

important in a career or venture. And do 

remember… We can and we shall build a 

sustainable energy model for the nation”. 

Prof. T. S. Srinivasan, Former Professor at IMI 

“The batch shows a remarkably high degree of 

motivation to learn and a highly positive attitude to 

learning. I also noticed in the class an awareness 

that they belong to one of India's top-rung 

institutions of learning, and that they were 

responsible, in ways small and big, for creating and 

sustaining the high standards that would define 

this great institution over time”. 



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RAJIV GANDHI LECTURE SERIES 

GIPT has had the honour of hosting guest 

Rlectures on numerous occasions from 

distinguished faculty and industry stalwarts in 

order to promote learning and knowledge 

creation of the highest order. Through these visits, 

rich experience gained in the industry was shared, 

thereby raising the overall standards and adding 

value to the learning process. 

Rajiv Gandhi Lecture Series is one such initiative 

aimed at meeting this end. Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar 

th 

(Chairman, 13 Finance Commission & Ex- 

Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas), 

Shri Ashok Sinha (Ex-Chairman and Managing 

Director, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.) and 

Prof. Sanjay Govind Dhande have addressed the 

students and faculty of RGIPT under Rajiv Gandhi 

Lecture Programme. 

Prof. Sanjay Govind Dhande (Director, IIT Kanpur) addressing the 

th 

students and faculty of RGIPT on 20 August, 2011 on the occasion 

rd 

of 3 Rajiv Gandhi Lecturer Series. Dr. J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT, 

Rae Bareli) is sitting on the dais. 

(From Left to Right): Shri Ashok Sinha (CMD, 

th 

BPCL) delivering lecture on 27 August, 2010 

on “Need for Innovation in the Industry”. Dr. 

J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT) and Shri D. M. 

Reddy (President, RGIPT) are sitting on dais. 

(From Left to Right): Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar 

th 

(Chairman, 13 Finance Commission and Ex- 

Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural 

nd 

Gas) delivering lecture on 22 August, 2009 

on “Towards a New Natural Gas Policy”. Dr. 

J. P. Gupta (Director, RGIPT), Shri Ashok 

Sinha (CMD, BPCL) and Shri D. M. Reddy 

(President, RGIPT) are sitting on dais. 




EMINENT PERSONALITIES ON CAMPUS 

A few of dignitaries who have visited RGIPT from the myriad list of guests are: 

Dr. G. K. Singh, Head Orthopaedics Department, 

King George's Medical College Lucknow 

delivered a lecture on “Bhagwat Gita & Stress 

Management”. 

Dr. Sanjay C Ullal, Medical Advisor, Bharat 

Petroleum Corporation Limited delivered a lecture 

on “Illness to Wellness”. 

Dr. Veena Mohan, Ph. D. (Psychology) delivered a 

lecture on “Stress Management”. 

Dr. Sameer Khandekar, Associate Professor, 

Department of Mechanical Engineering and 

Coordinator of Virtual University Program, IIT 

Kanpur delivered a lecture on “Learning through 

Real and Virtual Experiments”. 

Shri Ashok Singhal, Senior Scientist, Alberta 

Research Council. He is an expert on Enhanced Oil 

Recovery. He delivered a lecture on “Designing 

Water Floods”. 

Shri J. S. Bindra, Distinguished Honorary 

Professor, RGIPT and former President, Global 

Manufacturing, Chevron Corporation, U.S.A, 

talked about “The Dominant Role of Hydrocarbons 

in the Future of Global Energy”. 

Dr. Ajay Suri, a Post Doctoral Fellow in the 

Petroleum and Geo-systems Engineering 

Department at the University of Texas at Austin, 

delivered a lecture on "Clean up of Internal Filter 

Cake during Flow-back". 

Dr. Alain Dorison, Director, Ecole Des Mines, 

Ales, France delivered a lecture on “Environment 

National Debate and Long Term Objectives for 

Energy in France”. 

Shri Sanjay Mani, Head, Trading Department, 

Mabanaft, Houston deliberated on the nuances of 

the oil trading world. 

Prof. N. K. Sharma, Head, Department of 

Industrial and Management Engineering, IIT 

Kanpur delivered a lecture on “Organizational 

Structures and their Effectiveness”. 

Prof. D. P. Rao, Former Head of Chemical 

Engineering, IIT Kanpur and a world renowned 

consultant in Process Intensification was at RGIPT 

to share his knowledge. 

Prof. R. K. Malik, Deputy Director, IIT Bombay 

shared his experiences on Institutional building 

and Process building. 

Shri Anil Sharma, Head Learning and 

Development, ESSAR Oil Ltd., delivered a lecture 

on “Crude Realities- HR Perspective”. 

Shri Kurunakaran Hari, General Manager- 

Commercial, Cairn India 

Mrs. Sudha Mahalingam, Member, PNGRB 

Shri S. K. Kudaisya, MD, Sabarmati Gas Ltd. 



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INFRASTRUCTURE AT RGIPT 

et in the tranquil and serene surroundings of the ITI colony at Rae Bareli, the 'Petrocrats' have found 

Sthemselves a cocoon where the learning process is giving wings to creativity. 

The institute is currently functioning out of leased campuses at Feroze Gandhi Institute of Engineering & 

Technology (FGIET) and ITI Township at Rae Bareli. The academic block of the institute houses the 

administrative office, faculty offices, classrooms, seminar halls and a conference hall. The residential 

complex includes guest house, faculty residences, halls of residence, library, cafeteria, gymnasium and 

sporting arena. 

Work at the proposed campus is currently in progress on a 125-acre site located at Jais of Rae Bareli District, 

where RGIPT would be functioning on a self operational and sustainable basis. The proposed campus will 

provide academic blocks, lecture halls, library, administrative buildings, auditorium, and hostels for 1200 

students, faculty housing, community centres, commercial centres and health centres. 

Residential Facilities 

Living on campus contributes to an intensive and effective learning experience. Residential facilities with 

double occupancy rooms have been provided to the students. The Hostel blocks have common rooms with 

facilities such as television, table tennis and board games. To emphasize on developing the physical fitness 

of the students, along with their intellectual capabilities, facilities like basketball court, lawn-tennis court, 

badminton court, volley-ball court and a well equipped gymnasium have been provided. 

Gyanodaya Library 

The institute has a well stocked and 

fully computerized library. With a 

collection of over 2500 books covering 

various aspects of the energy sector, 

care has been taken to ensure that the 

students are provided access to learn 

about every possible aspect concerning 

the management field in general and the 

hydrocarbon industry in particular. The 

students keep themselves abreast of the 

latest developments in the industry 

through a host of international and 

national journals and periodicals 

subscribed by the library. The digital 

section of the library houses Audio Visual CD-ROMs and online databases to supplement the paperback 

resources. 




IT Infrastructure 

The institute boasts of state-of-the-art network facilities, completely Wi-Fi enabled campus, Projector & 

Audio-Visual (AV) equipped conference hall and classrooms. The computer lab is equipped with databases 

like Infraline, EBSCO, Emerald, CMIE, One Petro and ScienceDirect and software like SPSS, CMG, SENSOR 

and UTCHEM which are prominently used in the industry. In addition to these, access facility to several full 

texts, peer reviewed online journals pertaining to management field and the Oil & Gas industry is available 

for students. 



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ACHIEVEMENTS OF RGIPTians 

Sr. 

No. 

Project Type Project Title Status 

1 Poster 

Presentation 

2 Paper 

Presentation 

3 Concept 

Paper 

Presentation 

“Petroleum Pricing Mechanism in India”, Presented at Energy 

Conclave 2010, IIT Kanpur 

“Natural Gas: An Emerging Clean & Green Fuel for Indian Market” 

Presented at International Conference on Clean Energy Technologies 

& Energy Efficiency For Sustainable Development, Dehradun, Dec. 

2010 

“Mobile Vending Outlet Concept”, Presented at Mind-Odyssey 

Organized by 3 rd World Petroleum Council (WPC) & Petrotech 

Youth Forum, New Delhi, November 2010 

4 B-Plan “Saathi: Use of motor driven sickle for harvesting”, presented at 

radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad 

5 B-Plan “Sustainability of Biodiesel From Algae as Fuel For Mass 

Transportation”, Presented at TES Delhi 2010 Summit & Elevators 

Pitch, IIM Lucknow 

6 B-Plan “A Common Portal For Providing all Services related to Energy” 

Presented at Radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad 

7 B-Plan “Intercity bus services with executive class facilities” presented at 

radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad 

8 B-Plan “By-Cycle-A Bicycle Renting Business for College University 

Campuses” Presented at Radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad 

Winner 

Participated 

Runners Up 

Winner 

Winner 

Finalist 

Finalist 

Finalist 

9 B-Plan “Mobile Grocery Shop” Presented at Radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad Finalist 

10 B-Plan “Find Your Faculty.Com” An Online Portral for Visiting Faculty at 

Educational Institutions ”Presented at Radiance 2010, ISM Dhanbad 

11 B-Plan “Ventulus- Power Generation using small scale Wind Turbines along 

with existing Transport Infrastructure” Presented at 4 th Al Gore 

Sustainable Venture Competition, IIFT, Delhi 

12 B-Plan “Integrated Energy Solutions Utilizing Algae Biomass For 

Sustainable Development through Biodiesel & Biogas” Presented At 

4 th Al Gore Sustainable Venture Competition, IIFT, Delhi 

13 Competition Brain-Stormer Case Study Competition, sponsored by PWC at 

Radiance 2K10, ISM Dhanbad 

14 Competition Quiz Competition organized by PWC at Radiance 2K10, ISM 

Dhanbad 

15 Competition Designing of an ad campaign with an objective to decrease the 

dependence on non-renewable sources of energy in ad-vantage, ad 

campaign competition, RGIPT 

16 Competition Designing of an ad campaign for green buildings in ad-vantage, ad 

campaign competition, RGIPT 

17 Paper 

Presentation 

Maintaining a high octane workforce: HR issues & challenges in the 

oil & gas sector” presented at IORS-2011 

Finalist 

Finalist 

Finalist 

Winner and 

Runners up 

Second 

Runners up 

Winner 

Second 

Runners up 

Participant 




All work and no play make Jack a dull boy, 

so goes the popular saying. 

RGIPT keeping in mind the need for complete 

physical, mental wellbeing promotes a healthy 

physical & cultural environment in its campus. 

Excellent facilities for both indoor (Carom, 

Chess, Table Tennis) and Outdoor games 

(Basket Ball, Tennis, Volleyball) are available at 

campus. It has organized its first sports fest 

Oilympics 2011, which all saw participation 

from numerous colleges of the region. 

Moreover, inter-college cricket and football 

tournaments are being organized regularly 

which not only fosters a healthy sense of 

competition but also allows the students a platform to display their talents. 

Students' Life at RGIPT 

RGIPT has a multicultural environment and it allows ample opportunities to students to showcase the 

vibrancy of the cultures from the various provinces of the land. For this, the institute conducts number of 

events year round. Srijan, the literary event allows the students to exhibit their poetic and oratory skill and 

display their general knowledge. Pratidhwani, the cultural festival allowed the students to dancing, 

singing and histrionics. Thus, students at RGIPT are not only focused in their studies but are also ready to 

take their place in the world both mentally as well as culturally after graduating from the institute. 



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BEYOND CLASSROOM 

Learning is a continuous process not confined to the classrooms. 'Petrocrats' believe in the concept of 

continuous learning. The students at RGIPT participate in a host of extra-curricular activities capturing the 

pulse of Oil & Gas sector. The student community, striving to transform this enthusiasm into organized 

action, is currently managing the following clubs: 

Club Octane: The Oil & Gas Club 

The club provides a common platform for the budding managers to stay abreast with the latest trends in the 

hydrocarbon industry. The Club Octane has been organizing presentations, formal discussions, quizzes 

(Petro-Quiz- a semi-annual quizzing competition) and on-the-spot events to highlight the current scenarios 

in the Oil & Gas sector. 

Mercatus: The Marketing Club 

Mercatus organizes activities like seminars, lectures, competitions etc. related to the marketing domain. The 

club endeavours to build a strong relationship with the industries located in and around Rae Bareli and has 

been working to this end by arranging experience sharing sessions with executives of these companies. Ad- 

Vantage, an Ad-campaign competition, organized under the aegis of Mercatus received tremendous 

response from the students. 

resNummaria: The Finance Club 

The club, with its primary focus on serious diffusion of financial knowledge, conducts academic sessions 

including presentations, quizzes, group discussions and financial games like Bulls and Bears. 

Crescent: The MBA Newsletter 

Crescent represents the culmination of the efforts of students to embrace the RGIPT way of life and seeks to 

provide a common platform for the budding managers to exchange their thoughts and ideas. The newsletter 

primarily focuses on management practices throughout the industry, marketing and finance related 

activities and their relevance to the Oil and Gas sector. Along with these, small quizzes, brain teasers and 

trivia are also included in every issue. 

Arpan: The Social Club 

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 by this club include providing education, anna daan and vastra daan to 

orphanages and old age homes. The events and initiatives undertaken by this group help instill in the 

students a sense of social responsibility. 

Adrenaline: The Sports Club 

With its utmost focus on the all-round development of the students, the student committee has set up a 

sports club that organizes tournaments, contests, matches and other events in sports and games like cricket, 

tennis, table-tennis, soccer, basketball, volley-ball, badminton, chess and other board games. 




A GLIMPSE OF THE PASSING OUT BATCH... 

MBA Class 2012- A New Dimension to Energy 

With batch strength of 32 students, the MBA class of 2012 is a group of enthusiastic and focused individuals 

waiting to prove their mettle in the professional world. The students have been mentored by experienced 

faculty from the academia and the industry, making them proficient in theoretical concepts as well as in 

industrial practices. Constant industry interaction through guest lectures and seminars helped the students 

to keep themselves abreast of the latest happenings and gain managerial insights. At RGIPT, the case study 

based pedagogy brings into the realms of theory, practical insights providing a simulated playfield close to 

reality within the confines of a vibrant academic environment. 

Placement of the Graduating Batch 

At RGIPT, the placement cell endeavours to facilitate continuous interaction with the industry by ways of 

seminars, summer internships, and research projects. First-hand experience of the best practices in the 

petroleum and energy sector is acquired through industry visits and summer placements. By virtue of its 

lineage, RGIPT is uniquely placed to leverage the extensive industry network developed on its own and 

through its promoters. 

The institute looks forward to having another successful placement season. 



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PLACEMENT SUMMARY OF MBA 2011 BATCH 

ampus Placement for the 2011 batch of MBA had repeated the performance of first batch in terms of 

Corganization and profile. The students of the second batch of MBA in Petroleum and Energy 

Management have been placed with reputed organizations of the Oil & Gas sector and Consultancies. The 

profiles offered are- Human Resource, Marketing, Finance, Operations, Consultancy and Corporate 

Planning. 

The average Cost to the Company (CTC) packages offered was around INR 7 lakhs per annum. Also, half of 

the second batch was placed during the first three days of the Placement week in January 2011. 

Packages Offered 

Our Recruiters: 

l Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd. 

l Bharat Oman Refinery Limited 

l Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 

l Cairn Energy India Pvt. Ltd. 

l GAIL (India) Ltd. 

l Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 

l HPCL Mittal Energy Ltd. 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

ICICI Bank 


Infraline Energy 

JGC Construction 

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 

Oil India Ltd. 

Petronet LNG Limited 

PNGRB 

Tata Steel 




SUMMER INTERNSHIP- MBA BATCH 2012 

t RGIPT, the summer internship placement for the batch of 2012 saw companies across the 

Ahydrocarbon value chain showing keen interest in our students. The students were placed with 

companies in the E & P, Natural Gas (NGB), Oil Marketing (OMC) and City Gas Distribution (CGD) 

business segments. Through these internship programmes, the students got an opportunity to put their 

skills to practice under the guidance of industry experts. The projects undertaken by the students covered 

diverse business functions- Project Management, Marketing, Finance, Operations and Companies that 

offered Summer Internship for the MBA 2012 Batch are listed below: 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited 

GAIL (India) Limited 

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 


Infraline Energy 

Indraprastha Gas Limited 

l 

l 

l 

l 

l 

Mahanagar Gas Limited 

Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemical Limited 

AF- Mercados Energy Markets India Limited 

Petronet LNG Limited 

Sabarmati Gas Limited 

Spread of Summer Internship companies 

Project Area 



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BATCH PROFILE OF MBA 2012 

Engineering Discipline 

Work Experience (Months) 




RECRUITERS' SPEAK 

“We had very interesting and effective 

interaction with the students. They all were 

found quite knowledgeable and performed 

well. We were quite impressed with the 

Director and student who coordinated”. 

“Excellent administrative arrangements 

clubbed with very high quality of student 

intake and development”. 

General Manager (HR), IOCL 

GM (HR), GAIL 

“Good to interact with students and 

Director. We saw some bright students. 

Keep it up.” 

Accenture 

“It was well organized and students 

were quite disciplined and well 

informed”. 

ONGC 

“We found very enthusiastic staff and 

friendly environment at RGIPT. Keep it 

up”. 

DGM (HRD), BPCL 

“We saw here good quality students. 

Also, arrangements and hospitality was 

excellent”. 

GM (HR), OIL 

“RGIPT have very good quality students. 

Curriculum seems to be industry specific 

as could be gauged during interviews. 

Hospitality was also very excellent”. 

Chief Manager 

(Recruitment & Manpower Planning), HPCL 

We saw here excellent arrangement 

and liked the positive attitude of 

students and faculty. 

HMEL 



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Profile of MBA (Petroleum & Engineering Management) Students 

Age : 27 years 

Qualification : B. E. in Production Engineering, B.I.T. Sindri, 

Dhanbad 

Work Exp. : 23 months experience with Infosys Technologies Ltd. 

as System Engineer in SAP-CRM & SAP-FI 

Summer Internship : Mahanagar Gas Limited (Marketing), Mumbai 

Project Title : Developing Option/Model for CNG Kit Finance to 

STU/ Large Fleet Owners 

Abhimanyu Kumar 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, Vellore 

Institute of Technology (V.I.T), Vellore 

Work Exp. : Fresher 

Summer Internship : GAIL (India) Limited (Project Development), Noida 

Project Title : 1. 1 MMTPA Naphtha Based Petrochemical Complex 

Proposed to be set up at Visakhapatnam & its 

Financial Appraisal. 

2. Overview & Comprehensive Assessment of 

Demand-Supply Scenario of Natural Gas, Economics 

& its Value Chain in various Segments in Gas 

Industry. 

Abhishek Agarwal 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, IEET Baddi, 

Himachal Pradesh University 

Work Exp. : 23 months experience with UST Global as Software 

Engineer 

Summer Internship : Bharat Renewable Energy Limited (Operation), 

Lucknow 

Project Title : Neem Seed Collection Model for Bio-diesel & 

Estimation of Market Potential of Neem Seed Cake 

Abhishek Choudhary 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electrical & Electronics, B.I.T. Mesra, 

Ranchi 

Work Exp. : 49 months experience with Wipro Technologies 

Limited as Senior Software Engineer 

Summer Internship : Infraline Energy Research & Information Services 

(Research), New Delhi 

Project Title : Sourcing LNG From Middle-East & Asia Pacific 

Region for India: Evaluating the Options 

Ankita Dey 




Ankush Kumar Bhandari 


Qualification : B. E. in Chemical Engineering, Thapar University, 

Patiala 

Work Exp. : 25 months experience with Accenture Services Pvt. 

Ltd as Software Engineer. 

Summer Internship : Petronet LNG Limited (Marketing & Finance), New 

Delhi 

Project Title : 1. Natural Gas Demand Assessment for an LCNG 

Station in Bharuch District. 

2. To Develop a Financial Model for Studying the 

Economic Feasibility of an LCNG Station 


Qualification : B. E. in Mechanical Engineering, Bengal Engineering 

& Science University, Shibpur 

Work Exp. : 60 months experience with Indraprastha Gas Limited 

as Additional Manager. 


Lucknow 



Arindam Chatterjee 


Qualification : B. E. in Electrical & Electronics, PSG College of 

Technology, Coimbatore 

Work Exp. : 25 months experience with Deloitte Consulting India 

Pvt. Ltd. as Business Technology Analyst 


Lucknow 



Bharathi D. R. 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electrical Engineering, Zakir Hussain 

College of Engineering & Technology (AMU) 

Work Exp. : 24 months experience with Computer Corporation 

Ltd. as Software Engineer 

Summer Internship : Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing and Contract 

& Procurements), New Delhi 

Project Title : 1. To Measure the Willingness of Consumers 

(R.W.A.) to Switch from Diesel Run Generator Set(S) 

to Gas Fired Generator Set(S) In NCR. 

2. To Understand and Analyze Import Procedures, to 

Evolve a Vendor Rating System & to Standardize 

Tender Terms during Contract Closing. 

Haroon Yusuf Kirmani 



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Qualification : B.Tech. in Information Technology, Calcutta 

Institute of Engineering & Management 

Work Exp. : 33 months experience with Mafoi Management 

Consultants Ltd. as Software Programmer 

Summer Internship : Mahanagar Gas Limited (Marketing), Mumbai 

Project Title : Reticulated PNG-Opportunities to Builders: A 

Feasibility Study 

Kabir Guha 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, Y.M.C.A. 

Institute of Engineering, Faridabad 

Work Exp. : 34 months experience with Honda Motorcycles & 

Scooters Ltd. as Executive 

Summer Internship : Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited 

(Operations), Mumbai 

Project Title : Analysis of Vapour Recovery Systems at Retail 

Outlets 

Mahesh Dhiman 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, 

Amrita School of Engineering 


Summer Internship : Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HSE), 

Mumbai 

Project Title : A Study on Effectiveness of Third Party Inspection of 

Petroleum Tank Trucks 

Mohamed Ansin A. A. 

Age : 23 year 

Qualification : B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, University 

College of Engg., Punjabi University 


Summer Internship : AF-Mercados Energy Markets India Limited 

(Research), Delhi 

Project Title : Development Plan for Natural Gas in India 

Mohit Garg 




Munna Lal 


Qualification : B. E. in Biotechnology Engineering, B.I.T. Mesra, 

Ranchi 

Work Exp. : 24 months experience with Wipro Technologies Ltd 

as Solution Delivery Analyst 

Summer Internship : Mahanagar Gas Limited (Marketing Research), 

Mumbai 

Project Title : Developing various CNG Sales Promotion Scheme 

for Enhancing CNG Conversions in Passenger Car/ 

Commercial Vehicle Segment 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, Haldia 

Institute of Technology, WBUT 


Summer Internship : Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Project 

Management & HR/Admin.) 

Project Title : 1. A Study of Project Management in Haldia Refinery 

2. Industrial Relations with reference to Haldia 

Refinery. 

Nijhum Bera 

Piyush Soni 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering, I.E.T MJP 

Rohilkhand University, Bareilly 

Work Exp. : 9 months experience with Indian Pesticides Ltd. as 

Assistant Engineer Projects 

Summer Internship : Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemical Ltd. (Finance & 

Marketing), Mangalore 

Project Title : 1. Detailed Feasibility Analysis of MRPL Expansion 

Project, Phase-III 

2. Marketing Strategies for MRPL Expansion Project, 

Phase- III 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering, Laxminarayan 

Institute of Technology, Nagpur 

Work Exp. : 36 months experience with Chemtex Global 

Engineers Pvt. Ltd. as Process Engineer 


(Operations & Distribution), Mumbai 

Project Title : 1. Operational Excellence Evaluation 

2. Annual Operation Plan 

Pradip Hedaoo 



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Qualification : B. E. in Electrical Engineering, M.B.M Engineering 

College, Jodhpur 

Work Exp. : 36 months experience with Larson & Tubro Ltd. as 

Senior Design Engineer 


Lucknow 



Prakash Patel 


Qualification : B. E. in Mechanical Engineering, NIT Raipur 

Work Exp. : 46 months experience with Reliance Industries 

Limited as Manager. 

2 months with Project & Development India Limited 

as Assistant Engineer. 

Summer Internship : Sabarmati Gas Limited (Operations), Gandhinagar 

Project Title : 1. Queuing Analysis & CNG Vehicle Safety Survey at 

Nagalpur CNG Station 

2. Developing MIS as per PNGRB Specified Service 

Quality Standard of PNG Customers 

Priyank Dave 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering, School of 

Engineering, Cochin University 

Work Exp. : 48 months experience with Tube Products of India, 

Muruguppa Group as Dy. Manager Tooling & 

Kaizen 

Summer Internship : Indian Oil Corporation Limited (Marketing 

Research), New Delhi 

Project Title : RO HSD Sales Analysis In NH-8 Trading Area. 

Rahul Mukherjee 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Petrochemical Engineering, Zakir 

Hussain College of Engineering & Technology 

(AMU) 

Work Exp. : 25 months experience with Accenture Services Ltd. 

as Software Engineer 


Project Title : 1. 1 MMTPA Naphtha based Petrochemical Complex 

proposed to be set up at Visakhapatnam & its 


2. Demand Estimation of Petrochemical Products in 

India with a Global Perspective and Different Process 

Technologies 

Rahul Sirohi 




Rajat Goel 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, 

Moradabad Institute of Technology, Moradabad 


Summer Internship : Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemical Ltd. (Finance & 

Marketing), Mangalore 

Project Title : 1. Detailed Feasibility Analysis of MRPL Expansion 

Project, Phase-III 

2. Marketing Strategies for MRPL Expansion Project, 

Phase-III 


Qualification : B. E. in Electronics & Communication, I.T.M. 

Gurgaon 

Work Exp. : 26 months experience with IBM as Associate System 

Engineer 

5 months experience with Greenfield Online Pvt. Ltd. 


Research), New Delhi Project Title: A Study of Rajiv 

Gandhi Gramin LPG Vitrak Yojna 

Rajat Gupta 

Sameer Mittal 


Qualification : B. E. in Computer Science Engineering, BRCM-CET 

(M.D.U) 

Work Exp. : 15 months experience with SMT Machines Ltd. as 

Marketing Executive 

Summer Internship : Infraline Energy Research & Information Services 

(Research), New Delhi 

Project Title : 1. Evaluating India's Potential as Global Refined 

Product Hub with sustainability and market 

identification 

2. Analysis of Natural Gas Pricing & Utilization 

Policy in India 


Qualification : B. E. in Chemical Engineering, NIT, Durgapur 

Work Exp. : 48 months experience with ACC Ltd. as Assistant 

Manager-Process 


Project Title : 1. 1 MMTPA Naphtha Based Petrochemical Complex 

Proposed to be set up at Visakhapatnam and its 


2. Demand & Supply Estimation of Crude, Petroleum 

Products with Sourcing, Availability, Economics 

with an Assessment for Petroleum Energy Security 

for the Country & Sustainability. 

Santosh Kumar Baksi 



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Shikha Yadav 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, 

G.L.A.I.T.M. Mathura 

Work Exp. : 6 months experience with Agilent Technologies as 

Manufacturing Engineer. 



Project Title : 1. To Measure the Willingness of the Consumers 


to Gas Fired Generator Set(S) In NCR 

2. To Understand and Analyze Import Procedures, to 

evolve a Vendor Rating System & to standardize 



Qualification : B. E. in Chemical Engineering, Vishwakarma 

Institute of Technology, Pune 

Work Exp. : 5 months experience with Tech. Mahindra as 

Technical Associate. 

30 months experience with Krishna Telecom as 

Partner & Team Leader. 



Project Title : A Study of Rajiv Gandhi Gramin LPG Vitrak Yojna 

Sonam Kejriwal 

Sreenath M. 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, University 

of Calicut 

Work Exp. : 33 months experience with Tata Consultancy 

Services as Assistant System Engineer 


(Operations), Mumbai 

Project Title : 1. Study of Data Transmission through GSM 

Networks and to envisage a Proper Process for the 

Management of Vehicle Management System 

2. Study of Operations at the HPCL Wadala Terminal 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electrical Engineering, NIT, Silchar 

Work Exp. : 38 months experience with Wipro Technologies Ltd. 

as a Project Engineer 





to Gas Fired Generator Set(S) in NCR. 

2. To understand and analyze Import Procedures, to 

evolve a Vendor Rating System & to standardize 


Swarbhanu Handique 





Qualification : B. E. in Information Technology, Laxmi Narain 

College of Technology, Bhopal 




Project Title : RO HSD Sales Analysis in Nh-8 Trading Area. 

Udit Agarwal 


Qualification : B. Tech. in Electronics & Communication, Meerut 

Institute of Engineering & Technology 

Work Exp. : 42 months experience with Cognizant Technology 

Solutions as Associate 

Summer Internship : Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing & Operations), 

New Delhi 




2. Study of Material Receipts Process for Minimizing 

Lead Time and Implementation of Packing 

Standardization in IGL Stores. 

Umesh Kumar Singh 

Venu Vijay 


Qualification : B. E. in Mechanical Engineering, Technocrat Institute 

of Technology, Bhopal 


Summer Internship : Indraprastha Gas Limited (Marketing & Operations), 

New Delhi 




2. Study of Material Receipts Process for Minimizing 

Lead Time and Implementation of Packing 

Standardization in IGL Stores. 



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STAY TRAVEL & FLIGHT SCHEDULE 

ae Bareli is well connected by rail network and trains from almost all major metro cities halt here. The 

Rnearest airport is at Lucknow, 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 airport is well connected to many 

major cities including Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. Other major cities near Rae Bareli are 

Kanpur (130 Kms) and Allahabad (125 Kms). 

Flight schedule from major cities in India to Lucknow*: 

From Delhi 

Airlines Flight No. Departure 

(Delhi) 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Air India AI411 8:05 9:00 

Air India AI811 16:30 17:25 

Kingfisher IT3651 7:15 8:15 




Jet Airways 9W2237 5:20 6:20 

Jet Airways 9W7040 9:00 10:00 

Jet Airways 9W7008 13:55 14:55 

Jet Airways 9W7002 16:20 17:20 

Indigo /6E184 9:05 10:00 

Indigo /6E312 12:45 13:55 

Indigo 6E146. 16:45 17:50 

Go Air G8351 5:35 6:35 

Go Air G8355 19:00 20:00 

From Hyderabad 


(Hyderabad) 

From Patna 


(Patna) 

* - Schedule as on November 2011 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Indigo 6E312 10:00 13:55 

Jet Airways 9W7040 6:20 10:05 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Indigo 6E339 11:10 12:10 

Jet Airways 9W2514 16:30 17:55 

From Mumbai 


(Mumbai) 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Kingfirsher IT3169 6:40 8:50 

Kingfirsher IT3149 17:25 19:35 

Jet Airways 9W2237 2:25 6:20 

Jet Airways 9W7037 10:30 12:35 

Indigo 6E.184 6:20 10:20 

Indigo 6E.342 14:20 16:30 

Air India AI 625 10:45 12:45 

From Kolkata 


(Kolkata) 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Jet Airways 9W2461 11:05 12:40 

Jet Airways 9W2514 14:30 17:55 

Indigo 6E339 9:40 12:10 

From Bangaluru 


(Bangaluru) 

Arrival 

(Lucknow) 

Indigo 6E146. 13:20 17:50 

Jet Airways 9W7008 10:40 14:55 


On Campus Accommodation 

RGIPT would be pleased to extent its hospitality to 

your company representatives at its Guest House in 

Rae Bareli. Please write to us in case you need to 

utilize these facilities. 

Where you can stay at Lucknow: 

Hotel Name Phone Number Fax Number 

The Piccadily 

Hotel 

0522-4096000 0522-4096029 

Hotel Mangalam 0522-2620131-33 0522-2616507 

Vivanta by Taj 0522-6711000 0522 6711666 

Hotel Mera Mann 0522-2638181, 

82,83,84 

0522-2636009 





(An Institute of National Importance Established under the Act of Parliament) 

CAMPUS PLACEMENT - COMPANY INFORMATION SHEET 

Kindly fax one copy to +91 535 2217 456, 2211 888 (Attn: Dr. S.K. Kar) 

Name of the Organization: ______________________________________________________________________ 

Postal Address: ______________________________________________________________________________ 

Please let us know the name & designation of the officials expected on our campus: 

S.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Travel Details: 

Place 

Lucknow 

Rae 

Bareli 

Allahabad 

Kanpur 

Road 

Car / Taxi 

Train 

No. 

Airlines & 

Flight No. 

Arrival Date & 

Expected Time 

Departure Date & 

Expected Time 

Recruitment Details: 

a. Level (Please Tick): 

Management Trainee Lateral / Middle Level Management Others 

If Others (Please Specify): ______________________________________________________________________ 

b. Company's offer in terms of Cost to Company (CTC): _______________________________________________ 



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We shall appreciate if you could provide a break-up of the CTC: 

Please tell us about your Process of Placement (Please Tick): 

Process of Placement Yes No 

Pre Placement Talk 

Written Test 

Psychometric Test 

Group Discussion 

Interview 

Others 


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

Requirements 

Pre Placement Talk Room 

Meeting / Interview Room(s) 

Group Discussion Room(s) 

LCD Projection System 

White Boards 

Speakers 

Any other special Requirements 

Yes 

How many 

No 


Name of the official: ____________________________________________________________________________ 

Designation: ______________________________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________ 

Mobile: _______________________________________________ Landline: __________________________ 

Signature: ___________________________________ 

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

This will help us in blocking the students selected by you. 

CONTACT DETAILS 

Rae Bareli Campus: 

Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316 

Tel: +91 535 2217 427, 2210 346 Fax: +91 535 2217 456, 2211 888, 

Mobile: +91 93893 56358, +91 94514 38466 

E-mail: placements@rgipt.ac.in 

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





Dr. Sanjay Kumar Kar 

Chairman, Placement Committee 

Phone: +91 535 2217446 (O) 

Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888 

Mobile: +91 93893 56358 

e-mail: skar@rgipt.ac.in, placements@rgipt.ac.in 

Dr. M. S. Balathanigaimani 

Member, Placement Committee 

Phone: +91 535 2704241 (O) 

Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888 

Mobile: +91 94514 38466 

e-mail: msbala@rgipt.ac.in 

Jitendra Prasad 

Corporate Communication Officer 

Phone: +91 535 2704208 (O) 

Fax: +91 535-2217456/ 2211888 

Mobile: +91 8574897750 

e-mail: jprasad@rgipt.ac.in 


Ratapur Chowk, Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh, India 229 316 

www.rgipt.ac.in

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