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Future Skills

Four Skill must learn by Management students to be ready for the future workforce.

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To stay competitive in our careers, we must not only learn how do our jobs well today, but be prepared for how we’ll be doing our jobs well in two, five, ten years from now.

So, what skills and experience will be most important in the next two, five, 10 years? Based on industry trends and where technology is headed, here’s our four managerial skills that employers will want to see in every management student:

a. Emotional Intelligence

The technical skills that helped secure your first promotion might not guarantee your next. If you aspire to be in a leadership role, there’s an emotional element you need to consider. It’s what helps you successfully coach teams, manage stress, deliver feedback, and collaborate with others. It’s called emotional intelligence.

Emotional intelligence is typically broken down into four core competencies:

  • Self-awareness
  • Self-management
  • Social awareness
  • Relationship management

Why emotional intelligence matters:

Leaders set the tone of their organization. If they lack emotional intelligence, it could have more far-reaching consequences, resulting in lower employee engagement and a higher turnover rate.

While you might excel at your job technically, if you can’t effectively communicate with your team or collaborate with others, those technical skills will get overlooked.

b. Adaptability

Because of technological advances (IoT), shifts in society (remote working), and the many unknowns of the future (AI), project managers need to be open to new ideas, flexible to pivot with changing times, and ready to adapt to change.

But, that’s nothing new, right? Managers have always been masters of adaptation. When things shift, the manager is almost always the first to respond. They’re ready to adjust plans and expectations and are constantly watching for pitfalls and risks on the horizon.

So, you already have an advantage over other knowledge workers. The key is to continue to use those adaptation skills to seek out new learning opportunities, whether that’s through an online course, reading a book, or volunteering for a new project at work, as well as being aware of changes on the horizon.

c. Working with and Managing Remote Teams

Working remotely and with dispersed, international teams is on the rise, and employers will be looking for project managers who have experience successfully working from home, as well as managing a remote team.

If you’ve worked remotely, you know there’s a learning curve.

Hiring managers at remote companies are looking for candidates who can communicate verbally and in writing, have an independent streak, and have a track record of successfully managing their own projects.

d. Data Science Expertise

Data scientists are big data wranglers, gathering and analyzing large sets of structured and unstructured data. A data scientist’s role combines computer science, statistics, and mathematics. They analyze, process, and model data then interpret the results to create actionable plans for companies and other organizations.

Data scientists are analytical experts who utilize their skills in both technology and social science to find trends and manage data. They use industry knowledge, contextual understanding, skepticism of existing assumptions – to uncover solutions to business challenges.

A data scientist’s work typically involves making sense of messy, unstructured data, from sources such as smart devices, social media feeds, and emails that don’t neatly fit into a database.

Technical skills are not the only thing that matters, however. Data scientists often exist in business settings and are charged with communicating complex ideas and making data-driven organizational decisions. As a result, it is highly important for them to be effective communicators, leaders and team members as well as high-level analytical thinkers.

Experienced data scientists and data managers are tasked with developing a company’s best practices, from cleaning to processing and storing data. They work cross functionally with other teams throughout their organization, such as marketing, customer success, and operations. They are highly sought after in today’s data and tech heavy economy, and their salaries and job growth clearly reflect that.

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CDC

Career Development Cell of DBS is responsible for ensuring not only placements to all students but also grooming students to take on the rigours of the corporate world effectively without any stress.

CDC team develops relationships with corporates based on projects, consultancy, internships and placement. CDC team actively engages with faculty to understand the gaps in the curricula and industry requirements and bridges them through active involvement of the corporates around various activities that help the students in developing a deeper understanding of business. Value added courses are designed to cover the curricular gaps and help students upgrade their skills portfolio aligned with industry requirements.

Personality grooming starts from day 1 of the start of the session and is an integral part of campus engagement. Students’ development is regularly monitored and the mentors allocated to each student initiates correction the moment they view the gaps in performance and benchmarks. Practice of GD and PI is given regularly. In each course, stress is given on individual presentations on lecture summary, case and business events analysis.

CDC team also engages actively with the startups to share the developments in the technology application with faculty so that projects can be designed around these developments and students keep abreast of the rapidly changing business environment. A number of internships and final placements are offered through this engagement with the startups.

Placement Summary

The data relating to placement is enclosed for each year, giving details of the company, CTC and the names of selected students.

DBS has been able to offer on an average approx. 1.6 placements giving the students multiple opportunities to get placed in their dream company. Every student gets to appear in almost 7-12 placement drives on campus so that the final choice reflects the aptitude and intellect for a successful career ahead.

CDC team strives to bring to campus a diverse portfolio of companies so that it covers the traditional as well as new age businesses. Over the last 2 years, an encouraging trend witnessed was the increase of startups and new technology companies coming for recruitment, reflecting the confidence industry has in the delivery of knowledge about latest developments and the grooming of students to adapt to the rigourous working of these startups. As a result of stringent focus on students’ personality development and knowledge delivery, average CTC has been consistently increasing and witnessed an average growth of 25% yoy. CTC for top 30% students placed averaged around Rs 8 lakhs plus giving an ROI of less than a year and clearly indicating that if the students work as per the guidelines and schedule round the year, getting a good placement is not difficult.

Placement News

 

Summer Internship

Summer Internship is a very intense activity monitored very closely in DBS. Companies representing different business segments are engaged to impart experiential learning to the students. A faculty mentor regularly engages with the student to review the progress. Work completed is monitored on a continuous basis and graded every week. SIP is students stepping stone to the corporate world and many companies offer PPO on the conclusion of the internship.

Winter Live Project

The first step towards understanding corporate working, inducting the students into corporate world. Through projects, specially designed by the DBS team to develop a holistic understanding of business, students develop understanding of the foundation of management subjects covered in Sem 1 and apply the understanding to analyse balance sheet, marketing strategy, etc. WLP acts as a precursor to SIP.

Admission Process

Industry Visits

For imparting experiential learning and developing a broader perspective in students by exposing them to various industries and making them interact with industry professionals to invoke their critical thinking and problem solving skills, regular industry visits are organized with a pre-defined objective given to the students relating to their curricular understanding. During the day long visit, students interact with the industry professionals and develop an understanding of the day to day functioning, technology, business environment and its impact and how strategies are evolved to sustain growth and profitability

Corporate Lecture Series

Students get to interact with corporate leaders every week to develop a better understanding of micro concepts of business functions and the strategies adopted under different situations by the leaders.

Dr. Ali Intezari Harsini

Massey University, New-Zeland Alumni; Lecturer, University of Queensland, Australia
Webinar on
Wise Leadership in a Volatile Time

Ms. Nitu Pahuja

HR Manager, India & Bangladesh; Fieldcore - A GE Company
Session on
Effective Training Designing and Delivery

Mrs. Saranya Sriram

Secretary to Education Advisor, Board of Director at Indian Schools, Muscat, Oman
Webinar on
21st Century Skills - a Management Graduates’ Perspective

Project Based Learning

Project based learning is a USP of DBS, adopted since inception. Curricular content across different subjects is integrated into a project and students work as a group of 4-6 targeting the objective and developing the most appropriate strategies and actions to achieve the project outcome. To make the students understand the volatility of the business environment, the project dynamics are changed mid-way through the project, forcing the groups to huddle, discuss the impact and rework their strategies to sustain growth and counter competition. They understand the impact of adopting different strategies on business performance and thereby develop an instinct to analyse the outcomes of different actions.

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Sector-wise Companies

BANKING, FINANCIAL SERVICES & INSURANCE

Aditya Birla Insurance Brokers Aditya Birla Capital Aviva India Birla Sun Life Tata Capital Shr iRam Finance Citibank India
AU Small Finance Bank Capital First D.E. Shaw DBS Bank Bandhan Bank HDFC Ltd. India Bulls
Empaxis Data Mgt. Happy Loans HDFC Bank Muthoot Finance IndusInd Bank Nagarro Software ICICI Bank
ICICI Prudential AMC ICICI Prudential Life Insur. Anand Rathi ICRA IDFC First Bank Indus Valley Partners WNS Global Services
Creditas Solutions Kotak Life Insurance Kotak Mahindra Bank HFI Wealth Creators Finedge Max Life Insurance XL Dynamics
SBI Life Insurance Spandana Sphoorty Techbridge Consultants Calcutta Springs Tresvista Yes Bank Bajaj Capital

LOGISTICS POWER & EDUCATION

GetMyUni DHL Express FedEx Adani Enterprises Future Supply Chain Jindal Steel & Power Linde India
Chegg Buju's ExtraMarks Vedantu Career360 NoPaper Forms Yangpoo

IT, ANALYTICS, CONSULTING AND E-COMMERCE

Wipro Accenture Tech Mahindra HCL Technologies Genpact KPMG Grant Thornton
Deloitte Info Edge India TCS OYO Rooms Cognizant Uber Fransys Technologies
Swiggy Vinove Software Amazon PayTM Flipkart Goibibo 6W Research

PHARMACEUTICALS, MEDIA, TELECOM & OTHERS

The Times of India HT Media Bharti Airtel Reliance Comm. XL Telecom MindTree PVR Cinemas

FMCG, FMCD & RETAIL

Future Retail Agro Tech Foods Indigo Paints Asian Paints ITC Reliance Retail Coffee Day Beverages
Himalaya Drug Co. Marico Dabur DS Group Godrej & Boyce Raymond Group Titan

HR COMPANIES

Element HR Services Executive Search India Glycols Maven Workforce Synergy Consultants Posterity Flipkart
Metro Cash & Carry BVL Electronics DNJ Infotech WSNE Consulting XL Dynamics GIBS Engineer. Pvt. Ltd. PVR Cinemas
Investosure Henceware Lab Saksham Group Bridge Group PINNACLE Works IndiHire Consultants Asahi India Glasses

Student Club Activities

"Learning experience in a business school can and should never be restricted to academic classroom learning but rather focus on all round development of students. Every year students join DBS from all parts of the country and abroad, hence, bringing in values and interests from several different cultures. Enrolling for a club of their choice and organizing interesting activities throughout the year provides them an opportunity to know their peers better, learn to work in a team, under time and budget constraints.

In myriad ways, it provides them a flavour of executing/organizing events and eventually, learning management lessons while having fun. More than 20 plus active clubs across diverse areas of stock markets, sports, cultural and communications help students learn new skills by organizing activities themselves under the guidance of faculty mentors. Active participation keeps the campus buzzing with activities throughout the year."

  • DBS BULLS AND BEAR CLUB
    Bulls & Bears Club is a community-driven platform that empowers individuals to learn about the stock market, investment strategies, and trading practices. The club has conducted several activities to educate and engage members in the world of finance. One of the significant activities organized by the club was a discussion on the Union Budget. The session aimed to provide insights on the budgetary policies, their implications on the economy, and potential investment opportunities. The event received an overwhelming response, and members actively participated in the discussion.

    Bulls & Bears Club also signed MOUs with leading trading and investment firms like Zerodha and Stockgro. These collaborations aimed to provide members with exclusive access to trading tools, research reports, and other value-added services. The club also conducted a Powerpack Trading Awareness Session, which focused on introducing members to the basics of trading and various trading strategies.

    The session included interactive exercises, and introduction to live trading simulations, making it an engaging and informative experience. To promote financial literacy and awareness, Bulls & Bears Club organized a seminar on Financial Empowerment in association with SEBI, NSDL, and AMFI. The event aimed to educate members on various financial products like mutual funds, insurance, and pension schemes, and how they can use them to achieve their financial goals.

    Lastly, the club organized an Investment Premier League, which aimed to provide members with hands-on experience in stock market investments. More than 600 participants registered for this event including 8 IIMs, 7 IITs and all other top notch institutions. Students from more than 320 institutions joined this league The league included simulated trading sessions, expert guidance, and prizes for the top performers. Overall, Bulls & Bears Club has been successful in creating a vibrant community of individuals passionate about finance and investments. With its innovative events and collaborations, the club has helped members enhance their knowledge, skills, and confidence in the world of finance.

  • PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB ACTIVITIES

    Activity 1:

    A very interactive day well spent on the first session of "Public Speaking" on 22nd August'19. It was a unique introductory session. We met our Club Patrons, Dr. Randhir Dalal, Ms. Richa Soni, Ms. Anushree Sharma, Mr. Lalit Kumar & Mr. Mohit Saini.

    • Student performing "Impressive Introductions" task

    • Mentors going a performance analysis

    When the session began, we were instructed to introduce ourselves as we all were unknown to each other, so to become comfortable and familiar to the each of the individual who are the part of the club, our mentor organized a very interesting activity. The task was named as ''Impressive Introductions"' .The task was to introduce ourselves in a different and unique way. It could be a poetry, song, quote, humor or anything else which can describe ourselves that what kind of being we are. So, to make the task more understandable, first our club coordinators introduced themselves in their own unique way. Afterwards, all the club members came one by one to introduce themselves. Some of them spoke poetry, whereas some of them disclosed their strengths and weaknesses. Some of them were confident enough to face the audience, and some of them were little bit nervous to face the audience. The idea behind the activity was to reduce stage fear & be confident enough to introduce oneself in a public platform.

    Before the session got over, our next activity was announced along with dates with mutual unison of students. We were motivated to work hard on our speaking skills.

    By Sajal Garg
    BA 1st Year

    Activity 2:

    Nothing in this world becomes worth doing unless we know why we are doing it. Keeping this in mind, the Public Speaking Club organised a group activity named ‘The Flag Bearers’ on August 31, 2019. In all 4 groups participated, each with 6-10 members. Every group came up with a logo and a catchy name describing the uniqueness of this club and explained the importance of effective public speaking through a role play. The first group headed by Debojeet presented a Club Anthem titled ‘Wield the power of words.’ The members Anubhav, Varnika, Divyanshi, Harshashree, Priyali, Srudeep and Vignesh suggested ‘Invictus Oratory Club’. The second group lead by Manni came up with the idea ‘Let speech be better than silence’ and the members including Sumit and Ridhima shared some real experiences to explain why one needs to conquer the fear of speaking. The other group with Abhijit as the leader suggested ‘Talking Titans’ as the club name and the group consisting Mahima, Kopal, Mahua, Manish, Adnan and Faizan staged a wonderful role play. The fourth group with Saransh, Shivani, Deepak, Aryan, Shweta, Sumit Prakash and the leader Sagar proposed ‘Lead to speak’ as the club name. Finally the activity, full of creative ideas, concluded with some enlightening words by the patrons Dr. Dalal, Ms. Richa Soni & Ms. Anushree Sharma.

    By Ridhima Khanduja
    BA 1st Year

    Activity 3:

    • Students during Trio Debate

    • Students during Trio Debate

    • Students during Trio Debate

    On Thursday, 19th September 2019, a Trio Debate session debate took place in the Old Auditorium of the school on the motion, Western Culture Vs Indian Culture. The controversial topic took several turns as the fierce members of the club put forward their opinions supporting either of the side. Three teams participated in total, each consisted of three participants.

    The first group included Sajal, Samarth and Vinit who left no chance to tackle each other in a verbal war of perceptions and strong arguments. They covered the influencing aspects of Clothing, Education and Family.

    Another group stepped up, comprising of Varnika, Debojeet and Arunachalam. While, the former two supported the Western culture in the aspects of Women's safety, Crime level and Foreign education; the latter didn't blink an eye as he passionately defended the Indian culture and brought out the colors of its influence and the set forth the grandeur it holds.

    The last team sat across the already fired up table to take the debate to its final conclusion. The team consisted of Abhijit, Kopal and Aryan who went around analyzing both the cultures and how the either have influenced each other over the centuries. 

    The debate met its end as everybody agreed that there is a bicultural influence between the West and India and that both sides have merits and demerits. So, in order to establish a better society, the positives should be inherited while distancing from the dark negatives.

    By Debojeet
    B Com (Hons) – 1st Year

  • DBS BADMINTON CLUB

    • Students during badminton tournament

    • Students during badminton tournament

    • Students during badminton tournament

    A badminton tournament was organized on 19th September 2019 in which nearly 38 students participated in 3 categories, that is, Boys UG, Boys PG & Girls Open.

    Mr. Abhinandan being the referee gave extraordinary judgments during the matches.

    The tournament lasted for 2 days. On the first day, a qualifier round for UG students was organized.

    >On the second day, the final qualifiers played game rounds with exemplary sportsmanship.

    The following students performed at par:

    1. Boys PG- Bhavesh Kukreja won the 1st prize.
    2. Boys UG- Srajan Modi won the 1st prize.
    3. Boys UG Runner up: Rahul
    4. Girls Open: Ayushi won the 1st prize.
  • DBS BASKETBALL CLUB

    Basketball Club of Doon Business School, Dehradun has always been one amongst the key attractions for students. Every year, atleast 30 new students join the club bringing with them a new spirit & zeal for the club. These members are mostly a mix of experience at various levels ranging from fresher to students who have represented India on International platforms.

    The club isn't just a platform for existing players to showcase their talent but also gives a chance to the students new to this sport, to learn it from scratch under the excellent guidance & coaching of our coach and under the mentorship of its patrons.

    Basketball club here at DBS, hosts various basketball tournaments during the academic year, as well as encourages students to participate in competitions at other Universities too. Under the leadership and guidance of coach and patrons, the Basketball team of DBS has participated in various tournaments and was victorious in many of them.

    It's a second family for all its members!!

  • DBS 8 BALL POOL CLUB

    Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just enjoy a couple of frames after some points, DBS 8 Ball Pool Club has got you covered. The DBS Pool Club provides a platform to all students who are passionate about the sport.

    The club currently comprises of about 20 members who enjoy the sport every evening. There are tournaments; practice sessions & all members participate very actively involving even the faculty members.

    The winners of tournaments are commended with certificates & medals. At the Club, 8 Ball Pool is not just a sport but a spirit to socialize, learn new game techniques & learn something new every day.

    The upcoming activities of the Club involve tournaments organized every Thursday. Club members like Yusha Ali, Pranav, Ashish & Yogesh have been active contributors in club activities.

  • DBS MUSIC CLUB

    The Music Club strives to promote students participation in the contribution & enjoyment of their music abilities/ talents & to provide an outlet for all students who are passionate about music. Classes are held every day. The club has facilities for practice, and various musical instruments which provide an excellent exposure to students to practice & perform.

    The Music Club has the legacy of putting up heart stopping performances at the various college events, especially The Manfest. The upcoming event by the Music Club will take place soon & has been named as ‘’Anatakshari - War of Words’’ wherein students will form teams & compete. Later, two teams from each round will be selected to participate in the final round.

    The Music Club at DBS brings together those who genuinely enjoy music & provide a platform for students to express their talent. A few students have been participating very actively in the club, to name a few, Yashika, Shashank, Romit, Pranav, Shweta, Harsha & a few others. The members have a zeal & enthusiasm to learn & welcome the novices with an accommodating spirit with the help of capable club mentors.

  • DBS DANCE CLUB

    Activity 1: Dated :18th September, 2019

    Dance club of Doon Business School recently organised a workshop on 18th September,2019 of Tron brothers a crew of D- Maniax fame Dance High Fever, Nachbaliye, ABCD- 2, Chak Doom Doom, India's Dancing Superstars. With their amazing Dance style students were excited to learn from them and looked forward for the workshop. More than 40 students turned up for the workshop. It was a great experience for the students as well as for the college to organize workshop by such an amazing Duo of India. Dance club of Doon Business School will often conduct such kind of activities for the interest of the students and to make them learn from the experts.

    • Students preparing for Dance workshop

    • Dance Workshop by Tron Brothers (Nachbaliye Fame)

    • Students with Tron Brothers

    Activity 1: Dated :15th September, 2019

    The students of the dance club are not even taking a break on their Sundays. Their zeal to dance, to showcase their talent, to learn and do something new is just growing. On 15th September,2019 the students shot a dance video on the song Pagal hai by Badshah. The whole edited video will be out soon on the DBS page. Dance club of Doon Business School will often conduct suck kind of activities for the interest of the students and able to showcase their talent to everyone out there.

  • DBS DRAMA CLUB

    • Students preparing for street plays

    • Students preparing for street plays

    • Students preparing for street plays

    • Students preparing for street plays

    An effort towards promoting theatre culture in the campus and creating a performing space for the students is what the Dramatics Club at Doon Business School all about. Under the guidance of a professional theatre trainer, Prof. Kailash Kandwal, the students themselves organize, act and perform in various shows in the campus. The club aims to put up at least one theatre play every month with a proper ticketed show. Along with this, street plays, mono acts, mime acts and role plays are constantly being performed on various platforms. As of now, the Dramatics club has a total of 50 participants. Their current, ongoing, play that is to be performed on the 12th of October is "Taj Mahal ka Tender", a what-if-current-day satire that addresses the government practices. The play stars, Debojeet, Siddharth Kshatriya, Aditya, Sandeep, Dhanush Dandu are in major roles and brief others.

  • THE BAGPACKERS

    The purpose of the club is to gather the like minded students and faculty members of Doon Business School. The club aims to provide opportunities to explore various cultures and picturesque Himalayas of Uttarakhand and Himachal. In today’s world of chaos and constant stimulation, it’s hard to quiet the mind and think. Getting into Nature offers a way to find some silence and clarity; and it’s an important tool to counter our standards of survival in society. The more and more pressure we put on ourselves, the more our health degrades.


    Naag Tibba Trek

    Rishikesh Camping and River Rafting

    Our minds and bodies need silence in order to regenerate. Travelling is a great way to reap the benefits of what nature has to offer. The elements whip us into shape and we sweat out our frustrations. As our muscles scream for mercy and our toes rub in our boots, we seek shade. The shelter of a giant pine tree is a luxurious refuge from the intense sun rays. Leaning against the rugged bark, the ultimate question surfaces: Why did I choose to do this? Sometimes the fatigue from everyday life tries to dissuade us from getting outdoors; but in the end, the rewards of trekking unknown paths are too great. Hiking is a way for nature to give us some much needed therapy; and depending on where we go, it’s affordable.


    Kedarkantha Trek

    Kedarkantha Trek

    Bagpackers’ Bucket List:

    • Naag Tibba Trek
    • Kedarkantha Trek
    • Bedani Bugyal Trek
    • Sarpass Trek
    • Har Ki Doon Trek
    • Nainital Jungle Camps & Bird Watching
    • Jim Corbett Park Safari
    • Raja Ji National Park Camping
    • Valley of Flowers Trek
    • Chopta Tungnath Chandrashila Deoria Taal Trek
    • And many more
  • DBS MOVIE CLUB

    The DBS Movie Club is trying its best, to make its presence felt by living upto the standards, it had committed. Although in the first month of screening, we have chosen films which are from popular or somewhat popular genre, but we intend to eventually screen movies, which has an intellectual essence. We premiered with, an out and out comedy film called "BOWFINGER" starring Eddie Murphy and Steve Martin but it was followed by a very intense movie by noted director, James Cameroon called “The Abyss”. Changing the mood we switched to Horror by screening the all time favourite “The Exorcist” last week. We did have certain concerns regarding the venue for the screening of the movies. Till now we are getting a rather baffled response especially when we screen a lesser known film but since our goal is to promote quality films, I am sure our persistent efforts would certainly pay off by encouraging and instilling, a good film sense amongst the students. We have a number of good films lined up for the coming months, Madhu madam has already sent you a list films to be screened from various genres on specific days. We aim not just to involve our students but also help them evolve.

  • SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB

    Doon Business School Shines at ECOLYMPICS & GREEN GURUKUL Closing Ceremony by Waste Warriors

    Date:- 21st January 2024

    In a resounding celebration of environmental stewardship, Doon Business School's Social Welfare Club took center stage at the Swachata Abhiyan Closing Ceremony, part of the ECOLYMPICS & GREEN GURUKUL organized by Waste Warriors. The event, held at the prestigious IRDT Auditorium in Dehradun, marked a significant milestone in the collective journey towards a cleaner and greener future. The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome, acknowledging the unwavering dedication of volunteers and participants who fuelled the success of the Swachata Abhiyan. Insightful speeches followed, underscoring the impact of the initiative on local communities and emphasizing the crucial need for sustained environmental awareness.

    Doon Business School's active involvement in ECOLYMPICS and the Green Gurukul Closing Ceremony showcased innovative initiatives geared towards fostering environmental consciousness. The institution not only embraced eco-friendly practices within its premises but also extended its efforts to the wider community, with over 50 students actively contributing to the ECOLYMPICS. The pinnacle of the event came with Doon Business School being bestowed with the prestigious Certificate of Appreciation. This recognition served as a testament to the institution's unwavering commitment to sustainable practices and its exemplary contribution to the overall success of ECOLYMPICS and Green Gurukul initiatives.

    Doon Business School's triumph stands as a beacon of environmental leadership, setting a benchmark for institutions to follow. The institution's innovative initiatives not only garnered well-deserved recognition but also exemplified the transformative power of education in driving positive change for a greener and more sustainable tomorrow. The Closing Ceremony at IRDT Auditorium was a testament to the collaborative spirit that defines successful environmental initiatives. With the notable presence of various organizations and the active participation of Doon Business School, the event showcased a shared commitment to the Swachh Bharat Mission and a collective vision for a cleaner, greener environment. As Doon Business School continues to lead by example, it remains a source of inspiration for others to join the movement towards a sustainable and environmentally conscious future.

    ACTIVITY 1: PLANTATION DRIVE

    A plantation drive was carried by the Social Welfare Club on 23rd Auguat 2019. The motive of the activity was to make the DBS Campus and the surroundings greener. Most of the members of the club along with our club patron, Pushpa Kataria maám were engaged. Students from different departments participated actively. A tremdous support of the Chairman sir, the Registrar sir & other senior faculties was extended for the activity. This activity was in collboartion with the allied sciences department.

    Participants planted more than 100 saplings around the campus and nearby places that day. The duration of the activity was around 2.5 hours. Jaspreet Kaur, Dhananjay Kumar, Shimal Gupta, Devanshu, Aditya Vikram Singh & Rameshwar Singh were amongst the most active participants.

    • Students doing Tree Plantation in Selaqui Area

    • Students doing Tree Plantation in Selaqui Area

    • Students doing Tree Plantation in Selaqui Area

    • Students doing Tree Plantation in DBS Campus

    • Students contributing in Plastic Free Campus Drive

    • Students contributing in Plastic Free Campus Drive

    ACTIVITY 2: PLASTIC FREE CAMPUS DRIVE

    On Gandhi Jayanti, that is, on 2nd October 2019, the Social Welfare Club organized a campus drive to clean up the campus. The activity was initiated by Dhananjay Kumar. The students were divided into groups who took charge of the college campus cleaning. Jaspreet Kaur, Aditya Vikram Singh, Shimal Gupta & Someshawar were amongst the top performers in the activity.

    Girls took the initiative to clean up the girls hostel & the boys took care of the faculty block & boys hostel. The activity was followed by cleaning the playground, canteens & the whole campus. The motive of the activity was to instill the spirit of cleanliness amongst the students & live in a plastic free environment.

    ACTIVITY 3: BLOOD DONATION CAMP

    • Students during Blood Donation Camp at DBS

    • Students during Blood Donation Camp at DBS

    • Students during Blood Donation Camp at DBS

    The social welfare club organized a Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with IMA Blood Bank on 3rd October – 2019 in the campus fromn 10 AM to 2 PM. Members particiapted with an extra ordinary zeal to motivate students for blood donation cause. Many students who donated blood were first time donors & the response was enormous.

    Proper health check ups were made before the blood donation activity to safeguard the health of the students. The activity was widely promoted in the campus by means of posters & other campaigns.

  • DBS WELLNESS CLUB

    On 29th August, 2019, the first meeting of DBS Wellness Club was held by the Club Patron Dr. Jintendra Goswami. A detailed introduction of the club was given by him to all the members of the club. It was an ice-breaking activity. Furthermore, members introduced themselves to the club.

    "Wellness is the quality or state of being healthy in body and mind, as a result of deliberate effort. Feelings of wellbeing are fundamental to the overall health of an individual, enabling them to successfully overcome difficulties and achive what they want out of life."

    The motive of the club is to aware the students about the wellness of their being. This will help the students to live a stressfree and a healthy life by means of Yoga, Meditation & many other activities. Later, the core committee of the club was selected by the patron. In this, members were given different positions, President: Aditya Vikram Singh, Vice President: Ayushi Tripathi, Secretary: Shivam Gupta, Treasurer: Shreya Mandal.
    Activity was followed by yoga & meditation session. The students felt very relaxed & conclusion of the session was on a good note.

    Few of the forthcoming events are as follows:

    1. Comida Fest (Food Fest)
    2. Basketball Match (with basketball club)
    3. Poster Making
    4. Guest Lecture
    5. Yoga & Meditation
    6. Essay Writing
    7. Blood Donation
  • ROTARACT CLUB OF DOON BUSINESS SCHOOL

    Project Name: Peacock Adoption

    Date: 1-July-2022

    Rotaract Club of Doon Business School adopted a peacock in Dehradun Zoo for one of the causes of the wall of goodwill initiative. The purpose of this adoption is to help the government and also the agencies working towards animal welfare. The club took this initiative under the guidance of Rtn.

    Tarun Bhatia Sir who helped the club with the required procedure for the same. Ranger Sir (Zoo in charge) has also been very supportive throughout the process. A plaque board has also been set up to address the adoption of the peacock.

    peacock

    Project Name: वृक्षारोपण

    Date: 20-August-2022 to 24-August-2022

    An initiative by RAC-DBS to avail the citizens of the necessity of planting! In order to reach a wide area, we were very much open for collaborations and we collaborated with 1 Gwalior based NGO, and 1 college club for spreading our project to a wider area.

    There is a group made by Rotaract Club of MITFGC- RID 3181, connecting 89 Rotaract clubs from different parts of India, with the help of this grp we have collaborated with 72 Rotaract club, mostly from Karnataka region, and accomplished the goal of planting 1100 saplings around the country.

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    Project Name: Personal Branding

    Date: 3rd October 2022

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    A webinar on personal branding is done in collaboration with Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak, RID 3011
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    Project Name: Installation Ceremony

    Date: 7th October 2022

    Outgoing of Rtr. Harshita Rai & her team and the Incoming of Rtr. Kavy Goyal & his team. The ceremony took place in the presence of Rtn. Patricia Hilton ma'am, DRR Rtr. Shivansh Sharma sir, Rtn. Tarun Bhatia sir, ADRR Rtr. Sonal Khurana, Rtr. Prerna Sharma.
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    Project Name: Blood donation drive

    Date: 22nd September 2022

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    All the Rotaractors and DBS faculties & students together donated 118 units of blood

    Project Name: Food Donation Drive

    Date: 16th October 2022

    On World Food Day, RAC DBS organized a food camp in a slum area near Jhajra, The event was divided into two parts. In the first part, we served hot and hygienically prepared food, and distributed fruits and biscuits to the residents of that slum, and in the second part, our team of rotaractors interacted with the mothers and asked them about the day-to-day meals they prepare for their families and provided them with some helpful insights about nutrition and importance of healthy diet for physical and mental growth.

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    Project Name: PAKHWADA

    Date: 25TH November 2022 to 10th December 2022

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    Project Name: POSH Nukkad Natak

    Date: 25th November 2022

    To honor INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN , ROTARACT CLUB OF DOON BUSINESS SCHOOL Oraganized a NUKKAD NATAK on the same ,with a mission to make an impact on the young minds and to make them aware that still this evil of domestic voilence and harassment against women is prevailing , and alsi informed everyone about their fundamental rights and how our constitution can help them. We Also assured them that if miss treated they can reach out to us at any point of time , we will try our best to provide them with legal aid and support.

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    Project Name: POSH Flash Mob

    Date: 29th November 2022

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    Project Name: World's Aids Day

    Date: 1st December 202

    World's Aids Day, like many other sensitive topics aids is also a topic which is less touched but the Rotaract Club of Doon Business School on the account of world Aids Day, spread awareness about Aids and that we should be safe and not biased with the people who have aids but try to help the people who feel left out because they have Aids. The members of the 11 Rotaract Club gave away the red ribbon, which is the universal symbol of awareness and support for people living with HIV to all the facilities and students, and we hereby pledge to spread awareness about Aids and not make anyone feel biased because they have aids.

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    Project Name: Essay Writing competition

    Date: 5th December 2022


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    Project Name: Self-defense training session for women

    Date: 6th December 2022


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    Project Name: Cloth Donation Drive

    Date: 25th December 2022

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    Project Name: Intra-college MUN

    Date: 3rd March 2023

    Organized intra-college MUN on the campus of DBSMUN for the student to understand the concept of MUN
    Committee: UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
    Agenda: REFUGEES ACCESS TO JOBS AND FINANCIAL SERVICES

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    Project Name: Menstrual awareness among female class workers at DBS

    Date: 13th March 2023

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    Project Name: Seminars on Menstrual Hygiene for Adolescent Girls

    Date: 14th March 2023

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    Project Name: Nutrition drive (approx 200) Distribution of Sugarcane juice and banana among children of Government School, in collaboration with Rooh foundation

    Date: 15th March 2023

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    The Doon Business School Rotaract Club visited a government primary school in Nigam Road, Selequi, on March 15, 2023, to educate the students about the value of good diet and hygiene. The kids were given an opportunity to perform brief activities like singing or dancing in front of everyone as a way of emphasizing the value of confidence.

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    Each child then came up with a unique talent to showcase in front of everyone. The value of sports was also discussed with the children, and they were forced to participate in many enjoyable games like the spoon race. By the conclusion, the kids had learnt a lot about various activities and received a wonderful and nutritious reward in the form of some fruits and muffins.

    Project Name: A Day in Old Age Home

    Date: 16th March 2023

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  • DICE CLUB

    Doon Business School’s Incubation Centre for Entrepreneurship (DICE)

    Think Big, Act Big, Conquer Big

    DICE helps you in every stage of your Startup Journey, DICE aims to establish, develop and strengthen the Start-up ecosystem in Central India while rendering a platform for the existing and aspiring entrepreneurs of various sectors to thrive in their business ventures.

    Formation Validation Growth of DICE, it is the workspace with supporting services for selected start-ups and early stage ventures to enable them to develop and improve their product or services for entry in the market. With backing from government agencies, corporates and our institutional partners, DICE strives to provide a platform for promising entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into reality.

    Our Work

    • Incubation support and State of art
    • Co-working space
    • Mentoring
    • Business networking
    • Access to funding sources
    • Guidance on IPR and other registration
    • Availability of Tech resources and labs

    Events Conducted by DICE

    Solve it

    A problem-solving competition in which we provide case study of any company to participants and they have to give presentations solving the enigma. They come up with the solutions and winners get cash prizes, internships and gift vouchers. Till date we have organized four solve-it to enrich the students.

    Women Entrepreneurship Conclave

    On the occasion of Women Entrepreneurship Day, we conduct a session i.e. women entrepreneurship conclave in which we invite guest speakers from different fields of experience. Till date two women entrepreneurship conclaves have been hoisted by DICE.

    Biznex

    The event is similar to shark tank. Students from different colleges get the chance to come up with their innovative business ideas. They pitch their ideas in front the jury and get funding for the same from investors of renowned background. Three Biznex have been hoisted by us.

    Consumer Behavior Workshop

    Consumer is the King But Consumer Behavior is so unpredictable. We conducted a workshop on consumer behavior, a four days workshop. We invited FMS Delhi Professor Mr. Harsh Verma, conducted activities. Winners were awarded a trip of 3 Days and 2 Night stay at Rigveda Resort Barkot, Near Uttarkashi) and also 500/- Voucher of Reliance Footwear.

    Quizzest

    A quiz competition series hosted by us in association with renowned instituitions. Winners get cash prizes and exciting rewards

    Marketing Conclave

    DICE hoisted a marketing conclave named, “Evolving Landscape in Marketing”, which was graced by esteemed guest speakers from different fields of experience.

  • THE UNICORN CLUB

    The Unicorn Club is a data analytics club that is a part of the Doon Business School. The club was established in October, 2022 to provide students with a platform to learn about the applications of data analytics in business and to develop their skills in this field. The Club offers a range of activities and events to its members, including workshops, seminars, and hands-on training sessions. These events are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the different techniques and tools used in data analytics and how they can be applied in real-world scenarios.

    One of the primary objectives of the club is to equip its members with the necessary skills to analyze data and provide valuable insights to businesses. The club also encourages students to participate in various data analytics competitions to hone their skills and gain practical experience. Our recent activity “Data Analysis Competition” consisted a dataset with a large amount of raw data that needed to be cleaned and processed before it could be analyzed. The problem statement required students to analyze the data and identify patterns, trends, and insights that could help the industry client to make informed decisions.

    The Club has a team of dedicated and experienced faculty advisors who guide and mentor the students. The club also invites industry experts to deliver talks and share their experiences with the students, providing them with a valuable insight into the practical applications of data analytics in the industry. The Unicorn Club is not just about learning, but also about networking and building relationships with like-minded individuals who share a passion for data analytics. The club provides students with an opportunity to meet and collaborate with their peers, creating a supportive and engaging community.

    In conclusion, the Unicorn Club is an excellent platform for students who are interested in data analytics. The club provides its members with an opportunity to learn, grow, and develop their skills in this field. With the guidance of experienced faculty advisors and the support of a vibrant community, students can prepare themselves for a successful career in data analytics.

  • SPECTRUM CLUB

    DBS Spectrum Club

    Public Speaking is the process or act of performing a speech to a live audience. Public Speaking is commonly understood as formal , face – to- face speaking of a single person to a group of listeners.

    Objectives of the Club

    1. Aims to develop young minds to speak English confidently
    2. It Consists of Sessions in which students can freely practice their language skills in a friendly and relaxed environment.
    3. The club helps its students to enrich their presentation skills and public speaking skills

    World Constitution Day
    Title: World Constitution Day
    Venue: Club Wall
    Date : Nov 26th’2022
    No of Participants: 15
    Judges of the Event: Prof Saurabh Singh & Prof Purvi Sawhney

    Outcome:

    In continuation of the celebration of Constitution day, The Club organised a poster making competition on the theme – World Constitution Day. The competition saw enthusiastic participation from the students who made informative and attractive posters. This competition increased the awareness amongst the students, on the importance of fundamental duties and practising the same in our daily lives.

    Nature: Poster Competition
    Title: International Women’s Day
    Venue: Club Wall
    Date : May 15th’2023
    No of Participants: 10
    Judges of the Event: Club Patrons- Spectrum Club

    Outcome:

    The topic of the competition was Women Empowerment is a vast topic to discuss and here the participants had to show their imagination through posters and slogans. Many students participated, showcased their creativity, skills by sharing the deep message towards the title.

    Title: Nature: Poetry Competition
    Venue: Club Wall
    Date : May 28th 2023
    No of Participants: 35
    Judges of the Event: Prof Jaiveer Tyagi & Prof Sujata Bisht

    Outcome:

    Beauty is the realm of poetry; the students of DBS segments enthusiastically participated in the competition as they got an opportunity to exhibit their talent and confidence. The competition inspired the young poets to come forward and recite on stage. The students came up with different poems and recited them with great fondness and zeal for the country. They enjoyed the perfection of expression, thoughts, emotions, rhythm and music of words.

National Conference

About the Conference

Sustainable livelihood is a top priority for the nation today. Over half the country’s working population is employed in agriculture and a sustained as well as steady growth in rural incomes is critical for a positive ripple impact on the manufacturing and services economies of the nation.

Today, India is self-suffcient in respect of demand for food, and is also a net exporter of agri-products but still agricultural growth is not keeping pace with the growth in other economic sectors. Economic indicators do not show equitable and egalitarian growth in income of the farmers. The human factor behind agriculture, the farmers, remain in frequent distress, despite higher productivity and production. It is with this backdrop that the Government of India has set a policy target of doubling farmers’ income by 2022. The paradigm shift from production to income has implications in evolving strategies, identifying options and exploring innovative institutional mechanisms. It requires complete revamping and re-orientation of agri-food system, and strengthening of infrastructure and institutions in terms of new production systems, and farmers’ access to remunerative markets, credit, inputs, information and technologies.

Doubling Farmers’ Income through various credit and non-credit interventions involving all the stakeholders is a big challenge. Dynamics of these approaches for doubling farmers' income would revolve around reducing cost of production through technological changes, innovations and well planned market strategies to improve margin of profit, insulating against risks by insurance and landless allied activities to compliment the farmers’ income. This calls for a national dialogue to discuss all the issues for developing a well framed roadmap to boost agricultural productivity and to increase farmers’ income by switching to high value agriculture and diversifying to allied and non-farm activities. There is also need for framing policies focusing on allied activities through skill development programme and disseminating technology to the farmers. It requires a new strategy at the national level and implementation plans at the ground level.

Seminar Themes

The main themes of the Conference are:
  • Improvement in crop productivity.
  • Leveraging water resources for enhancing farm income.
  • Cost minimizing mechanisms and improve production efficiency.
  • Promoting agricultural diversification towards more remunerative commodities, such as horticulture, livestock and fisheries.
  • Climate adaptation and mitigation in agriculture.
  • Dry-land and low input agriculture.
  • Promoting of post-harvest protection of grain, cereals, pulses & oilseeds.
  • Community farm management to take advantage of economies of scale and sharing risk.
  • Institutional convergence for synergetic effect on farm effciency, profitability and Farmers' right.
  • Emerging options for rural entrepreneurship development like Skill India, Start Up, ARYA, Student READY etc. and Digital empowerment.
  • Crop insurance and agricultural processing industry.
  • Strengthening of value chains, packaging and branding.
  • Agribusiness and market reforms.
  • Switching to job opportunities outside agriculture sector.
  • SHG and cooperatives.
  • Policy issues related to credit and infrastructure support, risk management, marketing, etc.

About Dehradun

Dehradun is a calm and beautiful city on the foothills of Himalayas. The most striking feature you will find would be - Moderation. Not only it's one of the greenest cities of India; in both behavior of people and of mother nature, you will be awestruck by the strength and continuity of moderation. Perhaps that's why it has always been an Edcuation Hub, right from the times of ancient epic Mahabharata.

It's a fast emerging Industrial Hub also, which will enable Dehradun to absorb most of the young educated people from the region and outside.

The most sought after Hill Stations and Pilgrimage centers of Mussoorie (Queen of Hill Stations), Nainital, Rishikesh and Haridwar are less than about 3 hours by road.

About DBS School of Agriculture & Allied Sciences

DBS with integrated mandate of higher education started its journey about a decade back, in 2007. The DBS provides courses primarily in the areas of Business Management, Agricultural Management and Mass Communication, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Later on, considering the research, extension and educational needs in the agriculture sector of the state, DBS curved out the School of Agriculture and Allied Sciences. Agribusiness is the world’s oldest, largest, and most important industry. It is the business that enables the world to grow, trade, and feed everyone utilising the Earth’s finite resources. Today agribusiness has an image problem. The wider urbanised public perceive agriculture as ‘just farming’, just raising livestock and growing crops. Yet, agribusiness is a complex system involving a whole constellation of activities and supporting businesses that move food and fibre from where it is produced to where it is consumed. Societal expectations about the methods of production increasingly impact the industry. Agribusiness and agriculture are too important to ignore; and both are far too important for partisanship, the rising multi-lateral problems to society demand unity of purpose and action. DBS through agribusiness education in the Faculty of Agriculture, provides post-graduates capable of competition on local and international levels. The mission of the DBS School of Agriculture and Allied Sciences is to strive ahead and provide leadership in teaching, research and extension services related to agriculture and allied sciences. The institute endeavours to keep pace with new frontiers of science and contemporary development to be socially and technically relevant.

DBS provides a wholesome campus experience, where classroom learning is one part and experiential learning is another. Extracurricular activities and fun are equally important parts as well. When students with different viewpoints, different cultural and educational backgrounds come together, and the strong supporting structure (of faculty members) and fertile ground (of opportunities provided by DBS) are provided, Magic is created…

Call For Paper

Conceptual, review and research based papers and field case studies related to the seminar themes are invited. Hard and soft copies of abstract and full length paper typed in A4 size paper in Times New Roman in single space in MS word in given format should reach to Organizing Secretary by email. The contributed papers for the conference will be published in Edited Conference Volume and will be released and distributed during the conference with conference registration kit. Please format the full paper as per the guidelines and send the abstract and full paper before the suggested deadlines.

Presentation and Panel Discussion

The main themes of the Conference are:
  • Invited/plenary lectures
  • Oral presentation of selected papers
  • Poster presentation

Besides oral presentations and posters exhibition on the main themes, there will be a panel discussion by eminent panelists (Policy makers, academicians, researchers, bankers, and development practitioners).

Target Participants

The seminar would be of great utility for researchers, academicians, policy planners, NGO's/grassroots mass mobilizers and students having interest in sustainable development in general and improving the quality of life of people in particular.

Guidelines for Submission of Abstracts and Papers

Abstracts are invited on any of the above themes or other related areas. The abstracts should not exceed 300 words, should be typed in MS word format with double space leaving 2.5 cm margin on all sides on A-4 size paper. The font should be Times New Roman in 12 pt size. Three to five key words should be given below the abstract in italics. The abstract should be sent through e-mail at conference@doonbusinessschool.com. A committee will review the abstracts and decide about the nature of presentation (oral/poster). Author(s) will be intimated regarding the acceptance of the papers. In case of Acceptance, full manuscript should be submitted in Word file and should not exceed 8000 words.

Important Dates

Last date of Abstract submission
Intimation of acceptance of abstracts
Submission of full length papers
Last date for Registration
Conference Date

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29 March, 2018
5 April, 2018
15 April, 2018
25 April, 2018 (without late fee)
18-19 May, 2018

Accommodation

The registration fee does not include accommodation charges. Limited accommodation is available in the institute guest house. Most of the delegates will have to stay in the hotels and private guest houses. A wide range of hotels and guest houses are available in the vicinity of the conference venue. The likely tariffs are as under:

Hotels – Rs.2000 to Rs.3000
Guest House – Rs.1000 to Rs.2000

Registration Fee

Conference is open only for the registered participants. Registration fee is as under :

For Scientists, Academicians, Governmental Officials, NGO Personal, Corporate Sector Personal : Rs.3000
For Research Fellows : Rs.2000
For students : Rs.1000
Accompanying person : Rs.1500 per person
Late fee (after 25 April, 2018) : Rs.500 **

Registration fee includes seminar kit, local hospitality and local transport. The research fellows/students are required to produce a valid certificate from Principal / identity card of the institute for availing the research fellow/student discount.

Payment Mode

Registration fee should be sent through crossed bank draft in favour of "DBS for national conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income: Technological and Management Interventions” at Dehradun, at following address: Dr. I.J.Gulati, Principal & Convener. Mobile: 9511561529, 8171228575, 9414603897, Phone: 0135-2699166 (O). Email: conference@doonbusinesssschool.com.

The registration fee may also be deposited online to the following account :
NEFT Transfer : Account No 1532000101322875, Punjab National Bank, IFS Code : PUNB0153200, Branch : Race Course, Dehradun.

Important Note : You may submit multiple papers for the conference. However, in the interest of fairness and as a function of the scheduling process, each presented paper must have a separate registered author. Therefore, you may co-author up to 3 presented papers, but there must be 3 registered participants-one available to present each of the three papers. In other words, there must be at least one, paid, in-person registration per paper presented at the conference.

Excursion Tour (20 May, 2018)

Post conference tour to the tourist spots of Mussoorie will be organized for the registered and interested delegates and accompanying persons on payment.

Sponsorship and Advertisement Opportunities:

Interested organizations/agencies are invited to be co-sponsors of the Conference. Delegates will be allowed to attend the Conference if an agency extends good support to the Conference financially. Number of participants from a firm will be decided by the Organising Committee based on the financial support.

A compendium containing lead papers and abstracts will be released during the conference. Organizers also welcome advertisements in the Compendium/Souvenir and at the venue. Advertisements in the Compendium will have the following tariff :

Specification
Inner Page		 Tariff Specification
Inner Page		 Tariff Specification Cover Page
(Full Page Only) 		Tariff
Full Page (B & W) Rs. 10,000 Full Page (Colour) Rs. 12,500 Back Inner (Colour) Rs.20,000/
Full Page (B & W) Rs. 7,500 Half Page (Colour) Rs. 10,000 Front Inner (Colour) Rs.20,000/
Quarter Page (B & W) Rs. 5,000 Quarter Page (Colour) Rs. 7,500 Back Page (Colour) Rs.25,000/

Patron

Mr. Mohit Aggarwal
Chairman

Advisory Committee

Dr. B.P. Pethiya
Dr. G.N. Pandey
Mr. Kapil Sanghi

Please feel free to contact us

Convener
Dr. I.J. Gulati
Mob: 9511561529, 8171228575, 9414603897
Co-Convener
Dr. M.C. Porwal
Mob: 9411101964

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Corporate Training and MDPs

In Company Training program on "Emotional Intelligence and Interpersonal Skills"

10th April 2023

Doon Business School organized a management development program on 10/04/2023 at the campus. Eighteen participants drawn from different organizations and locations across Uttarakhand belonging to different cadres and levels like Executive Engineers, Assistant Engineers, Junior Engineers, HR Officers, Admin Officers, Forest Range officers, Research analysts, etc attended the program. The participating organizations were BRIDCUL-Dehradun, PTCUL, Uttarakhand Cooperative Federation, Uttarakhand Forest Department, India Glycols Pvt. Ltd, Tupperware India Ltd. And RP Autostyles. The Program was inaugurated and Valediction was done by Dr. I J Gulati, Principal-DBS for Agriculture and Allied Sciences.

The primary objective of the program is to help attendees acquire knowledge and increase their effectiveness in their managerial roles through Emotional Intelligence. Various tools such as ESAP, management games, individual and group exercises, theme-based discussions, and experience sharing were used in the program to achieve self-awareness, social awareness, Interpersonal relationships, and self-management. The resource persons in the program were the senior professors of Doon business school with more than 20 years of experience. The program was delivered by Dr. Pushpa Kataria, Prof. Neha Choksi, and Prof. Avinash Tyagi. At the end of the day program, the attendees were given certificates of participation.

The program was highly appreciated by the participants.

While speaking about the management development program, the Director – Campus Chairman, of DBS, said: “The program intended to hone the emotional skills, leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills of industry participants.

In Company Training program on 'Employee Engagement and Productivity Enhancement’

9th July 2018

Prof. (Dr). Jitendra Goswami, Prof. Pushpa Kataria and Prof. Seema Prashar conducted one day's MDP on ‘Employee Engagement and Productivity Enhancement' at Power Transmission Corporation of India on 9th July, 2018. Thirty two participants drawn from different locations across Uttarakhand and belonging to different cadres and levels like Executive Engineers, Assistant Engineers, Junior Engineers, HR Officers, Admin Officers, Accounts Officers, Accountants, attended the program. The Program was inaugurated by Director HR of the organization and Valediction was done by Senior Engineer.

Inaugural Session

Classroom Training in Session


Trainers and participants pose for a Group Photograph

Productivity Enhancement exercises were the highlight of the program


Trainers from DBS during the classroom sessions

Session on Employee Engagement


In Company Training program on 'Team Building and Managerial Effectiveness'

1st February 2018

Prof. Pushpa Kataria and Prof. Seema Prashar conducted one day's MDP on 'Team Building and Managerial Effectiveness' at Power Transmission Corporation of India on 1st February, 2018. Thirty four participants drawn from different locations across Uttarakhand belonging to different cadres and levels like Executive Engineers, Assistant Engineers, Junior Engineers, HR Officers, Admin Officers, Accounts Officers, Accountants, and Office Assistants etc attended the program. The Program was inaugurated by Director HR of the organization and Valediction was done by the Director - Operations & Maintenance.

  

  

‘In Company Training Program’ for Tupperware Managers and Executives

2th January 2017

Doon Business School conducts ‘In Company Training Program’ for 62 Managers and Executives of Tupperware India Pvt. Ltd., Selaqui, Dehradun on Monday 2nd January, 2017. Dr. A.K. Tyagi and Dr. J. Goswami delivered this program on the topic ‘Coping up of Work Stress’.

  

  

3 Days workshop

On various topics such as Presentation Skills, Interpersonal Skills, Stress Management, Microsoft Tools, Project Management Methodology, Microsoft Project, Agile Methodology for Project Management and SCRUM.

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Air Cmde Dr. Ashminder Singh Bahal

  • Executive Director/Professor (DBS-Since August’ 2014)

  • Qualification
    • PhD (Osmania University in Social Sciences)
    • M. Phil (Defence & Management) First in Course
    • M.Sc (Defence & Strategy) First in Course
    • MDBA (Personnel Management & International Marketing Management)
    • Certificate on Leadership and Behavioural Sciences and Humanitarian Laws
    • Six Sigma Green Belt - British Standards Institution Certified
    • Risk Management – British Standards Institution Certified
    • Quality Management Systems (ISO 9001) - British Standards Institution Certified
  • Professional Experience Educational Institutions - 12 Yrs, Aviation Organization and Diplomatic Experience - 20 YrsTotal - 34 (yrs)

A gallantry awarded ex-IAF officer, Air Commodore (Dr) Ashminder Singh Bahal, has 34 Years of work experience in Operations, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Training and Development, Finance Control and General Management. More than 12 years of experience in management education. A true hard core motivator and self driven personality as well as exceptional in delivering lectures on Politico-Economic and Socio-Cultural Practices, Defect Reduction, Leadership, Business Environment, Cross Cultural Business Management and International Business. Worked in different presitigious organizations including Indian Air Force, High Commission of India, Dhaka and Amity University as Director.

Conducted seminars and capsule courses on Leadership, Human Resource Management, National Security and related topics for different colleges and institutes in Hyderabad, Delhi, Agra, Pune, Ahmedabad and Gwalior that included international audience. Written a number of papers that have been published in internationally read journals and magazines.

Career

DOON BUSINESS SCHOOL - Dehradun

We are one of the leading business schools in the country willing to offer the top of the chart remuneration, looking for professionals with corporate background of at least 5 years at Professors/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor positions to teach latest trends in a tech oriented environment in the following domains:

  • Agriculture Forestry, Agri Business & Allied Sciences
  • Marketing Digital, Social Media, InternationalAdvertising, Sales and Distribution
  • Communication Corporate, Journalism, Cinematography, Video Editing, Direction, Scripting, Media Management, Digital Media Designing, Acting, Dance
  • Data Analytics R/Python/Rapidminer/Advance Excel, Power BI/Google Data Studio/Tableau/Statistics
  • HR Talent Acquisition, Labour Laws, Diversity, IHRM, HR Sowares (People So, etc.)
  • Finance Portfolio, Risk, Valuations, Derivatives, Commodities, International Finance, Forex, FinTech - CA/CS/ICWA/M.Com or MBA with PhD
  • Project Management (Agile and Scrum), Supply Chain, Ecommerce, OR, Production and Operations, QT
  • Business Strategy Blockchain, OB, PPM
  • International Business EXIM Documentation, Trade Laws, Logistics

Senior professionals can be considered for the position of HoD/Dean on rotational basis.
Bachelors' accommodation available in campus

Contact HR: 9675731643 / 8894227786 (Call between 09:00 AM to 04:30 PM only)

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