Anisha has done MBA in Marketing from NMIMS And Executive Management(PMNO) from Harvard Business School. She has been instrumental in growing CATKing Digital with her experience with Marico and Henkel in the past.
- US$ 3 Trillion worth Project pipeline in Asia by 2022
- US$ 800 Billion worth Investment in Infrastructure in India by 2022
- 30 Million Employment Opportunities in India by 2022
- PGDM (Infrastructure Management)
- PGDM (Law)
- India’s Pioneering Program exclusively focused on Business Management education & training in the field of ‘Infrastructure Management’
- In-depth sectorial exposure to various Infrastructure Verticals such as Roads & Bridges, Ports, Urban Infrastructure, Real Estate, Railways, Airports, Power, Mining, Oil & Gas and Renewables
- Excellent Career Prospects in Infrastructure Companies, Consultancy Services, Government & PSUs, EPC Companies, Financial Institutions, Project Management Agencies and Logistics & Supply Chain Companies
- Huge Investments (both capital and maintenance) in the field of infrastructure
- No dearth of Capital but High levels of risks – requiring specific skills and competencies to manage and operationalize infrastructure projects
- An essential part of economic activity in the country
- Very less availability of skilled human resources
- Which means: Excellent career opportunities and highly rewarding jobs for skilled infrastructure management professionals
- India’s First-Ever Interdisciplinary Program blending Management Functions, Infrastructure Business Dynamics and their ‘Legal & Regulatory’ Aspects
- In-depth exposure to Infrastructure Policy & Governance, Mergers & Acquisitions, Cyber Laws, Economic Offences, Taxation, and ADR Mechanisms and their Business Applications
- Excellent Career Prospects in Corporates, Consultancy and Law firms in areas such as Techno-Commercial, Tendering, Bidding, Regulatory and Corporate Governance and Securities & Capital Markets
- India has over 1200 laws, and countless rules, notifications, interpretations, and alterations
- One of the most regulated sectors in India: Infrastructure – RERA, Airports Authority, TRAI, SEBI, PNGRB, IRDA, Port Regulators, Electricity Commissions, NHAI, Railways Board, Tax authorities, Compliance Authorities, et al
- Major complexities in PPP agreements, supply & service agreements, concession documents, tendering, contracts, land issues, arbitrations, taxations, dispute resolutions, etc.Industry Leaders need a Business Manager’s Perspective for Growth as well as a Lawyer’s Eye for Detail to understand: legal frameworks, interpretations, managerial evaluations, policy interventions and community impacts
- Three-layered skills and training required to succeed in this highly regulated environment:
- (a) Understanding management functions;
- (b) Understanding Infrastructure Business Dynamics and
- (c) Weaving Legal and Regulatory the moat around management functions in the infrastructure sector
- Nexus: Project Management Club
- Intensity: Marketing & Operations Club
- SEED: Business Development, Strategy & Entrepreneurship Club
- Law-gical: Legal & Regulatory Club
- Metanoia: Creativity & Communications Club
- Shashtra: Finance, Economics and Policy Club
- ASPIRE: Sports & Cultural Club
- Innovation and entrepreneurship platform established by Adani Institute of Infrastructure in collaboration with Govt. of Gujarat, SSIP
- Backed by Adani Group, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India, e-Yantra – IIT Bombay, Purdue Foundry of Purdue University, USA,
- More than 45 Entrepreneurship Awareness Workshops, Boot Camps and Hackathons in last two years with around 3500 attendees
- End-to-end support extended for start-up ideas in different domains of Transport and Logistics, Water, Marine and Waste Management, Energy, Real Estate, Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, Augmented Reality and Social Infra: Agri-Tech & Edu-Tech Communication, etc.
- 12 start-up initiatives are currently in the process of incubation
- 3 start-up initiatives namely AcademiX, Punee Techno Care and PaintRobs have already been funded and rolled out their operations
- Government & PSUs
- Consulting Companies (Project / Management / Utility / Regulatory)
- Infrastructure Developers / Construction Co.’s / EPC Contractors
- Asset & Fund Management Companies
- Investment & Merchant Bankers
- Private Equity (PE) Investors
- Financial Institutions & Banks
- Engineering Companies
- Project Executing & Management Agencies
- Logistics & Supply Chain Companies
- Corporates
- Legal Departments
- Techno-commercial
- Business Development (Tendering, Bidding)
- Regulatory & Corporate Governance
- Securities and Capital Markets
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Consulting Companies (Project / Management / Utility / Regulatory)
- Law Firms
- Infrastructure consultancy
- Project & Infra finance
- Project management
- Risk analysis & audit
- Planning & project-execution
- Supply chain & logistics
- Business development
- Infra HR
- Business Process Transformation
- Compliances
- Land & Contracts
- Regulatory & Policy areas
- Bridge & Roof Co. Ltd
- Gammon India Ltd
- Howe Engineering Projects
- ITD Cementation India Ltd
- Macawber Beekay Ltd.
- Dodsal Engg & Construction
- TUV Nord
- Railsys Engineering
- Knight Frank
- Mott Macdonald
- BMT Consultants
- KPMG
- CBRE
- Ernst & Young
- PricewaterhouseCoopers
- Protiviti
- Adani Wilmar Ltd
- Adani Ports & SEZ Ltd
- Modern Road Makers Pvt. Ltd
- Quattro Rail Tech Solutions
- Adani Power, Adani Gas, Adani Mining
- GE Water & Process Technology
- International Coil Ltd
- Larsen and Toubro (L&T)
- Emerson Network Power
- ABB India
- Tata Power Ltd
- Kalpataru Power Transmission
- Adani Township & Real Estate Company
- Savvy Infrastructure Group
- Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)
- Marathon Realty
- Tata Realty and Infrastructure Limited
- AFCONS
- Bakeri Group
- BNP Paribas Real Estate
- Adani Capital
- Emerging Capital Group
- Evalueserve SEZ (Gurgaon) Private Limited
- HFFC
- SBI Capital Project Advisory & Finance Group
- IndusInd Bank
- Adani Enterprises Ltd
- L&T Infra Development Projects
- Simplex Infrastructures Ltd
- Thermax Ltd
- Asian Steel Industry Pvt. Ltd
- IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd
- Arvind Limited – Infrastructure Division
- The program fee for both PGDM (IM) and PGDM (Law) for Batch 2020-22 is INR 760,000 (Rupees Seven Lacs Sixty Thousand) – to be payable in 7 instalments.
- Program fee includes the cost of all study materials, books, library charges and network charges. It does not include hostel, mess charges and personal expenses.
- AIIM has various tie-ups with many nationalized and private Banks and NBFCs for easy availability of education loans. One may contact the AIIM Admissions Office or visit website for the same.
- Bachelors’ Degree in any discipline. Candidates in the final year of graduation may also apply.
- Candidates with valid national-level entrance test-score as per AICTE guidelines (CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT MAT, ATMA) may apply to both PGDM (Infrastructure Management) and PGDM (Law)
- Candidates appearing for CLAT, in addition to above-mentioned tests, may apply exclusively to PGDM (Law)
- Though prior work experience is not mandatory, candidates with relevant work experience may have an upper edge in the selection process
- Entrance test-score
- Personal interview
- Academic performance
- Relevant work experience
- Extra-curricular achievements
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