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ICL Institute of Management & Technology

India is in a new phase of Industrial Development. In the last decade diversified industrial sector has emerged taking the country to a high degree of self-reliance. This has also enlarged the demand of higher professional learning and education.

The demand for qualified manpower in the emerging business sectors has been identified by the survey conducted by Board of Research, set up by AICTE and important areas have been identified for development of curriculum and introduction of new courses in the Management Colleges. The eminent groups and the teachers of management institutions approached have also indicated most important courses in the management institutes on emerging management domains given below:

• Economics for Management
• Quantitative Techniques
• Accounting for Managers
• Business Environment
• Marketing Management
• Fundamental of Computer and IT
• Organizational Behaviour
• International Business
• Operation & Material Management
• Human Resource Management
• Database Mgt. & Information Networking
• Corporate Planning and Policy
• Business Laws
• Summer Training
• Business Research Methods & Communication Skills

Keeping above requirements as guidelines in providing quality management education, ICL Institute of Management & Technology proposes to have the following Academic 2-Year Degree Course, with proposed Annual Intakes in the ICL Institute of Management & Technology, Shahzadpur, Haryana as under:

Management In-take

M.B.A.

2008-2010

60

Reservation of the seats in the college.

For our college (private unaided non minority institution):

The private institutes have voluntarily opted 75% of total sanctioned intake in the institute for filling by the candidates belonging to residents of Haryana.

Distribution of total seats
1) 25% of total sanctioned intake in the institute shall be filled by Private Management Colleges.
2) Balance 75% seats shall be filled by NIC
       15% of total sanctioned seats for ALL INDIA CATEGORY (11.25% of total sanctioned intake).
       Half of the balance 63.75% seats for Haryana residents categories as spelt out in Admission Brochure (31.87% of sanctioned intake).
       Half of the balance 63.75% seats shall be made available for reserved categories of Haryana (31.87% of sanctioned intake).

Distribution of seats for reserved categories of Haryana
20% for SC (12.74% of sanctioned intake)
16% for BCA (10.18% of sanctioned intake)
11% for BCB (7% of sanctioned intake)
3% for PH (1.9% of sanctioned intake)

ESM/FF/their wards
1% horizontal from general candidates of Haryana
1% horizontal from SC candidates of Haryana
1% horizontal from BC candidates of Haryana

25% horizontal reservation in all the categories shall be provided for girls

Seat Matrix shall be displayed before the starting of counselling.

For more details on Admissions, or any query please visit Admissions page.

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Management Education Scenario

In the present millennium global business in general and the business in Asia-Pacific region in particular is slated for phenomenal growth. Further, the world has recognized India as a major source of managerial talent and for India to retain its managerial talent and in turn become a global economic power of the future, it is imperative that the nexus between industry and educational institutions must be nurtured and strengthened . In this scenario Management Institutes will have to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our country by developing professionals who are committed to excellence and who have the vision, courage and dedication to manage change.

At present, the Management Colleges in India are not meeting the requirements of the Industry. Hence, there is need to open more Management Colleges where emerging management disciplines can be taught so that industry acceptable professionals who can understand the industrial environment and be capable of participating in management planning and decision making.

In the State of Haryana, the industrial sector is booming and is seeing phenomenal growth. To provide industry ready manpower, the solution lies in producing management graduates who can meet the industry requirements.

These are the Courses of Management:

Marketing

• Consumer Behaviour
• Marketing Research
• Sales Management
• Marketing Planning and Control
• Retailing Management
• Product Management
• Brand Management
• International Marketing Management
• E-Commerce
• Advertising Management
• Rural & Agricultural Management
• Industrial Marketing
• Export Management Marketing of Services
• Marketing Strategy & Competency
• Sales Promotion Management

Finance

• Financial Decision Analysis
• Security Analysis
• Indian Financial System
• Cost Analysis and Control
• Foreign Exchange Management
• Bank Management
• Working Capital Management
• Project Management
• Management Control System
• Portfolio Management
• Multinational Financial Management
• Management of Financial Services
• Financial Derivatives
• International Accounting
• Infrastructural Finance

Human Resource Management

• Labour Legislation in India
• Industrial Psychology
• Compensation Management
• Counseling Skill for Managers
• Management of Industrial Relations
• Management Training & Development
• Indian Ethos and Values
• Managing Interpersonal Group Process
• Labour Welfare & Social Security
• Human Resource Development
• Human Resources Planning & Competency
• Management of Industrial Relations
• Organization Culture & Intervention Strategies.

Students Vision for ICL:

REMARKS by upcoming Managers from ICL on ICL Group of Colleges:

1. The college is well build as per the requirements of the students. It is centrally air-conditioned and equipped with the facilities which should be there in a B-School. The faculty is also highly qualified and efficient in solving our difficulties. We have no hesitation in interacting with our lectures. The library is also having good collection of the books on Management. The lecture theaters are outfitted with LCD projectors which help us to study with visual effects. ICL staff is very nice and cooperative.
I, Aprajit Kapoor, student of MBA is very happy to take admission in ICL Hi Tech Group of Colleges and I wish it will become India’s top B-School in few years.

2. ICL Group of Colleges have excellent infrastructure. It has a very big campus, a huge library, large conference rooms and there are all modern facilities available for the students. The faculty and the staff are helping me to overcome all the barriers of my personal growth which will help in my professional expansion.
I, Varun Sharma, consider myself very lucky to be a student of ICL College; this is an opportunity I have got to fulfill my dreams.

3. There is friendly atmosphere at ICL Group of Colleges. Teachers and staff is very cooperative. The building is well operational and greenery outside the college refreshes as. Eatables at the canteen are of good quality, all the students are very happy.
I, Shilpi Sharma, an MBA student have entered the best professional college of the region and I am sure will achieve the aim of my life .