The latest newsletter of SURESH GYAN VIHAR UNIVERSITY ISBM JAIPUR (Rajasthan) on what is happening in ISBM. This is for all the well wishers of ISBM. It is prepared by a student of ISBM.

1. GYAN VIHAR ISBM
HULCHAL
29th-30th August, Faculty
Development programme
(FDP) was conducted by
ISBM with Charted Insti-
tute of Management Ac-
counting (CIMA) in the
presence of Dr. Ram
Garg with the guidance of
Dean ISBM.
In the programme
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
Prof. Dr. D.N. Rao and
CIMA members in-
formed the students and
the faculty members
about the importance of
management accounting
profession and about the
courses on management
accounting.
They also informed about
how most accounting
qualifications train people
for private practice, work-
ing on external audit and
tax issues. Whereas
CIMA prepares people
for a career in business. It
teaches skills for strategic
advice, managing risk and
making key decisions.
ISBM has launched B.Com
(Honors) + CMA in collabo-
ration with CIMA.
FDP by CIMA
International School of
Business Management’
Suresh Gyan Vihar Uni-
versity organized 2 days
Programme - Manage-
ment Magma which was
based on Stock Master –
Virtual Trading and Idea
Master – innovative &
creative ideas on 26th &
27th August’2013. The
Core Objective behind
organizing this event was
to help equipping stu-
dents with innovative
skills and creative plans
that are essential for in-
culcating entrepreneurial
values in students.
Management Magma
2/9/2013 Monday
Virtual Trading 2
Idea Master 2
Gully Cricket 3
The downfall of Rupee 4
Inside this issue:
New in ISBM
There is a com-
mencement of a new
club in ISBM, “The
Loudspeakers”,
which will be focus-
ing on the develop-
ment of the students
in communication
skills. More informa-
tion on page 3.

2. 26th August, the day
was enlightened by a
Inspirational and Moti-
vational speech from
Mr. Ishu Tayal which
was an eye opener to
all. Mr.Ishu Tayal
(Regional In charge
BSE) threw some light
on falling currency day
by day and its impact
on Indian Stock market.
He provided some signifi-
cant guidelines to our stu-
dents about knowledge
and skills which can be
acquired by them accord-
ing to job sector in this
market. His guidance was
extremely helpful to the
students and assisted them
in the contest as well.
Virtual Stock Trading
contest gave a chance
to all the participants to
make the dream work.
Creative ideas like
“introducing Campus
Store, Spa and Salon in
Hostel, Fan Motor ex-
periments etc were
amazing experience for
all.
Ad-Mad Show: The key
to successful advertis-
ing is doing things dif-
ferently. Difference is
what sells. Difference
makes you stay ahead.
AD-MAD provided our
student an opportunity
to showcase their inno-
vative thinking, original
ideas, perspectives and
insights that make you
stand apart from the
crowd.
Idea Master Contest
27th August, the day
got all minds running
for ideas, Innovative
and creative ideas
popped out in this con-
test with varied strate-
gies, prioritization and
presentation skills. As a
student we always wish
and dream to start our
own business and mak-
ing it big and so the
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26th August, the event of Virtual Stock Trading which is not
just a virtual game on trading stocks but it is way too more
than that, it requires skills and ample of understanding about
the stock market, it is a life time experience, this game gets
your heart pounding. The amazing session of this game ended
with a lot of experience and learning, students were thrilled
while playing this game. Everyone had their moments and will
always be remembered by them.
“we need to read” - Mr.Ishu

3. Play Cricket to Learn Management
Nothing is Impossible
The Loudspeakers
24th August, The event
of Gully Cricket was
organized to develop
team building spirit in
all the students which
is very important to
guide and motivate
young students to de-
velop spirit of team, co-
ordination and co-
worker and as a man-
ager or leader to lead in
various tasks in the or-
ganization.
The event was full of
enthusiasm and spirit,
each team participated
with the spirit of sports-
manship. In total 25
teams participated.
Every team had an am-
bition to win, every
team gave whatever
they had but in the end
there can be only one
winner. It was such an
amazing environment
as the teams which
were getting eliminated
they were not leaving,
they were standing till
the closure of the event
to support their friends
in other teams. This
can indeed only happen
in Gyan Vihar Univer-
sity.
want to communicate in
English as if it were their
native language. This club
also focuses on the writ-
ing skills, article writing
will also be a part of this
club. Students seems to
be very energetic about
the club especially the
newcomers of the college.
This club will also help
students to learn how to
survive and tackle situa-
tion in the corporate
world which is very im-
portant for the Business
Students.
1st September, ISBM has
commenced a new club
for the students , which is
also by the students, this
club is for all the students
who suffer from stage
fear, who look forward to
have a control on the
English language, who
He shared his experience
of conscious and uncon-
scious stage of our mind,
how we can control our
mind and brain with dif-
ferent thought at con-
scious and unconscious
level. He guided us how
27th August, Mr. RP
Singh (Eminent Speaker)
energized the occasion of
Management Magma by
surprising the students as
well as the faculty mem-
bers by his memory
skills.
to be happy and remain
happy, everyone must see
the positive side not nega-
tive side for doing any
task and work in an or-
ganization.
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4. The DOWNFALL of Rupee
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The Indian rupee is in the state free falling at the moment. In present, one
can assuredly buy petrol and onion at the same price, the clock of Indian
rupee is perceived to be turning back onto two decades of liberalization.
The Reserve bank of India (RBI) has started imposing controls and meas-
ures to balance the fainting rupee. Individuals and companies are partially
controlled in terms of capital. The poor already didn't have anything to eat
and the conditions are drastically getting worse. Are we going to remain a
developing country till infinity?
There are no changes in the earnings of the people, they still have the same
amount in hand with the impossibilities of running there houses. Overseas
direct investment (ODI) has been lowered from 400% to 100%, making it
burdensome for the locals to buy overseas assets. RBI has also cut back re-
mittances allowed by locals to USD 75000 from USD 200000 annu-
ally. Making it seem as a mirage for the Indians who want to own homes
abroad.
The Indian rupee has fallen to a all time low
against US Dollar( USD), the value of rupee
against USD is trying to balance itself at 69 in
the present. Money is being pulled out by the
foreign investor from the Indian economy.
There are no new foreign investors lining up,
some are even packing up.
The sources of concern for the country are running out of fingers, our country has an expanding current ac-
count deficit which further more suggests that the country has to borrow more money from abroad. It's hard
to say to which road our leaders are leading us but certainly it's soon going to have a dead end.
Our economy is turning out to be a nightmare, the government has also announced to sell government bonds
in weekly auction, worth about USD 3.6 billion, so that they can help themselves generate some funds. A hike
has also been executed in the short term interest rates to stabilize the financial worth of rupee.

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So far the government has seemed incapa-
ble of leading the country and to steep
even more low they are pleading the gold
obsessed Indians to stop buying gold as it
drains foreign exchange reserves.
"If I have one wish which the people of
India can fulfill, it is 'don't buy gold'," Fi-
nance Minister P. Chidambaram told the
reporters in June, " Every ounce of gold is
imported. You pay in rupees. We have to
Without doubt the whole country's mind is psyched by the morning flashing news of everyday about the
ironical journey of rupee, but its greatest emphasis would be felt at the street level, where country's poor and
middle class are struggling with the daily cumulating prices of fuel and food as the imports have become ex-
pensive.
The fall of rupee is more than 20 percent this year alone, which is the greatest fall among the Asian countries
tracked by Reuters. India's main National Stock Exchange index fell as much as 3.2 percent, Foreign inves-
tors are paring equity positions, having sold a net $3.6 billion in stocks since the start of June, but still their
net purchases so far this year total nearly $12 billion.
In bond markets, foreign investors have sold
more heavily, with outflows reaching nearly
$4.6 billion so far this year. The future of India
seems quite unpromising but as they say ' there
is light at the end of every tunnel ', lets keep
our fingers crossed.
Compiled by– Mr. Puneet Bafna HOD (PC-
BBA)
Written by– Apurv Dadhich BBA 3 rd Sem.

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EDITORIAL
(The editor of the newsletter Apurv Dadhich is a student of BBA III Semester in ISBM, he is also one of the promoters of the Loud-
speakers, he can be contacted at philnkk30@gmail.com or at : 91-9636309309)
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C3W : Convention on Climate Change and Water - 18 and 19 October 2013 (www.c3w.in)
Gyan Vihar Commerce Proficiency Test (National Level Test for Commerce Students)
Economics and Environment Test (National Level Test Conducted by Rajasthan Economic Association and C3W)
Alumni Association Meeting : 10 October 2013
HR Conclave and Entrepreneurs’ Round Table Conference
CSR Round Table Conference 19 October 2013 (during C3W 2013)
BY : SWATI MISHRA
(Swati Mishra is an alumni from ISBM, presently she
is working in ISBM itself. She shares here experiences
as a student of ISBM)
We used to write case studies and present in our classes as
assignments. I still remember that we prepared a case study
on Chak De India - it was an OB case study. We organised
HR executive workshop (two day workshops) and inter-
acted with HR executives. We used to face deficiency of
resources, but we were filled with zeal. However, now we
find that resources are there but the zeal is not that much.
We didnt have marketing, finance and accounting labs at
that time.
All my classmates are well settled now. Shruti Jain is work-
ing in Dautche Bank. Megha Dusad is working in Ministry
of Family Welfare. Ankit Garg is working in Infosys. Amit
Sharms is working in SBI as Bank PO. Sumit Khurana is an
entrepreneur now and is doing well in his business. Rashi
Chhabra is now a faculty member. Neha Hamilton is work-
ing as faculty member in Jodhpur. Ayushi is doing PhD in
BITS Pilani. Pallavi Purohit is now an entrepreneur and is
running a hotel.
We participated in management games and presenta-
tions in many Business Schools. I still remember that
I won prizes in Maharshi Arvind Institue of Manage-
ment, where I was the winner in Business Games in
inter-institute contest.
We organised many business quizes and other con-
tests. I still remember the fond memories of organis-
ing Inter College Quiz. We were pioneers in many
aspects. We started the quaint - two page newsletter,
which is still continuing.
- Swati Mishra (2007-9 Batch)
From the memories of Alumni