List of students placed from the first batch of PCIBM

The Placement

• With liberalization of the economy and increased investment of Indian government and foreign investor in infrastructure development, the country needs skilled engineers in the area of project, construction and infrastructure management.
  
  
• As a result, the job prospects for graduates in this area are excellent. Potential employers include Public and Private Sector Organisations such as: Gammon India Ltd, Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T), TCE and TCS, HCC, Reliance Industries Ltd., Sahara India, IVRCL, AFCONS, STUP, CPWD, Housing Boards etc.

• Investment of 10 Big companies in (combined sales of over Rs.18, 500 crore ) in infrastructure construction business, which could easily double to Rs.40,000 crore in two to three years.
  
  
• Expected huge growth in the Share of Infrastructure in GDP of India in coming years.
  
  
• Share of Construction Sector in generation o employment generation: Boom in Real Estate in India in last 4 years: (In the next 12 months, it is reckoned there will be about 8 million square feet (743,000 square meters) of new offices Following that it will increase to about 24 million square feet over a period of 3 years.)
  
  
• The objective is to transform and transcend the technocrats into strategic decision makers, so called project managers, to meet with all kinds of present and projected requirements of the construction and infrastructure sector.

• NTPC's biggest power generation project (4,000 MW) worth of Rs.20, 000 crore in AP.
  
  
• 146.5 km long Mumbai metro-rail project. Estimated cost: Rs.19, 525 crore.
  
  
• Three wind energy plants by Suzlon Energy at the cost of Rs.1,400 crore.
  
  
• MSRDC's ambitious Rs.4,000-crore-plus Mumbai Trans Harbour Link Project, connecting Sewree in Mumbai to Nhava in Navi Mumbai.
  
  
• Mumbai's three major infrastructure projects under the Rs. 50,000 crore National Urban Renewal Mission (NURM): Mumbai sewage disposal plan, Brihanmumbai storm water drainage up-gradation project, and Middle Vaitarana water supply project.
  
  
• HPCL investing over Rs. 900 crore on expansion and modernization of its retail network in India.
  
  
• ONGC's aromatics complex at Mangalore SEZ at an estimated cost of Rs. 4,852 crore.
  
  
• Relocation of Tata Power Company's proposed 1,000 mw imported coal based power plant from Vile to Bhal, in Raigad district of Maharashtra.
  
  
• Hirma Thermal Power Project of 15,000 MW and total investment of Rs. 60,000 crore.
  
  
• Reliance Industry's IT Park in Navi Mumbai at an estimated cost of Rs. 2,000 crore across 450 acres of land.
  
  
• 12-million-tonne capacity steel plant by Mittal in the Orissa State.
  
  
• Investments $13 billion in the auto industry and $5 billion in the auto component industry in the next five years by investment commission of India.
  
  
• Widening of about 6,500 km of National Highways including the golden quadrilateral at a cost of Rs 41,210 crore (under the fifth phase of NHDP).
  
  
• Investment in major ports across India is whopping Rs 10,260 crore to set up container terminals in five years. Major are JNPT (Mumbai), International Transhipment Container Terminal (Kochi), Paradip Port and Kandla Port etc.
  
  
• Tata Power plans to hike its generation capacity by 4,500 MW within the next four years and has earmarked a Rs 18,000 crore for this expansion.
  
  
• Indian Railway's Rs.11,446 crore's Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) project in Mumbai (Out of total Rs.22,000 crore project in the country).
  
  
• Proposed Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline costing over 7-billion dollars.
  
  
• Microsoft Corporation investment of $1.7 billion in India in over the next four years.
  
  
• Setting up of total 105 special economic zones (SEZs) all over India, Maharashtra leads with 63 proposals approved by Govt. of India.