ଉତ୍କଳ ବିଶ୍ୱବିଦ୍ୟାଳୟ, ଭୁବନେଶ୍ୱର, ଓଡ଼ିଶା

Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Estd 1943 | UGC Category 1 University

First University of Odisha 17th oldest University in India

Business Administration

Welcome to Business Administration

Considering the long felt needs of the students of Odisha ,the university has started MBA Programme in the Year 1984 with an objective of grooming the students for managerial positions in industries, business and public systems.The MBA (Regular) course offered in 1984.The Executive MBA (SFS Mode) course offered in 1994.The Integrated MBA (SFS Mode) course offered in 1999.The MBA (Agribusiness) (PPP Mode) offered in 2006.The Ph.D. (Business Administration) offered in 1992.

Vision

To develop the department and position it as the premiere institute among the few top business schools in the country.
To provide quality management education at a lower cost,especially for the disadvantaged and weaker sections of the society,while also keeping the trust on the needs of the small and medium scale entrepreneurs.
To develop the department as a nodal centre in the state for enhancement of skills of management teachers.

Mission

To build the students as complete human beings by enhancing their skills and competence level through quality education.
To develop entrepreneurial skills of students to take up self-employment to exploit the vast unexplored natural resources in the state.
To emphasize on continuing education for working executives to enhance their professional knowledge to be effective in their jobs in the changing era of globalization.

Faculty

Dr. Sathya Swaroop Debasish

hodmba_uu@yahoo.com

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Dr. P. C. Rath

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B. K. Mangaraj

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Prof. Swaroop Sahoo

sahoo.swarup@yahoo.in

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Prof N C. Kar

nckar_uu2002@yahoo.com

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Prof. B B Mishra

bidhu.mishra@gmail.com

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Prof. P. K. Mohanty

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Programmes Offered
Syllabus

Sl.No.	Programmes	Number of seats
1	MBA	32
2	EMBA	40
3	IMBA	60
4	MBA (Agri Business)	78
5	PhD	10

Content

Sl.No.	Programme	Download
6	MBA
7	Ph.D
8	Value Added Course - MBA_ Sourcing and Operations Strategy -December 2021Vlaue Added Course for Capacity & Skill Development- MBA Dept- Dec 2021-Communicating for a Better Future
9	Vlaue Added Course for Capacity & Skill Development- MBA Dept- Dec 2021-Communicating for a Better Future

Objectives & Outcomes

Sl.No.	Programme	Download
10	EMBA
11	MBA REGULAR
12	IMBA Syllabus
13

News & Events

26

Jan

74th Independence Day Celebration

26

Jan

74th Independence Day Celebration

27

Jul

2021-23 batch Trade Fair visit

26

Jul

2020-22 batch Farewell Celebration

Notice & Circular

Percentage of classrooms and seminar halls with ICT – enabled facilities such as LCD , Smart board, Wifi/LAN, audio video recording facilities. (Data only for the latest completd academic year)

Room number or Name of classrooms and seminar halls with ICT enabled facilities	Total Numbers	Type of ICT Facilities	Link to Geo tagged photos
Number of classrooms with LCD facilities	3	LCD Projector, Wifi internet facilities
Number of classrooms with Wifi/LAN facilities	3	LCD Projector, Wifi internet facilities
Number of Seminar halls with ICT facilities	1	Wifi internet facility
Library	3832

*Year*	*Number of Teachers on Roll*	*Number of teachers using ICT (LMS, e-Resources)*	*ICT Tools and resources available*	*Number of ICT enabled Classrooms*	*Number of smart classrooms*	*E-resources and techniques used*
2016-17	6	6	Individual LAPTOPs, LCD Projector in Classrooms, Wi-fi Internet ; PROQUEST Database	3	3	E-books (free version), Case Studies (free version); Google Meet and Zoom Online Class
2017-18	6	6	Individual LAPTOPs, LCD Projector in Classrooms, Wi-fi Internet ; PROQUEST Database	3	3	E-books
2018-19	6	6	Individual LAPTOPs, LCD Projector in Classrooms, Wi-fi Internet ; PROQUEST Database	3	3	(free version), Case Studies (free version); Google Meet and Zoom Online Class
2019-20	6	6	Individual LAPTOPs, LCD Projector in Classrooms, Wi-fi Internet ; PROQUEST Database	3	3	E-books
2020-21	6	6	Individual LAPTOPs, LCD Projector in Classrooms, Wi-fi Internet ; PROQUEST Database	3	3	(free version), Case Studies (free version); Google Meet and Zoom Online Class

Publications

Year	National	International
2016	3	1
2017	8	7
2018	17	5
2019	4	10
2020	7	7
2021	17	7
Total	56	37

Details of publications are availabe in faculty profile

Publication of Faculty Members from June 2016 to December 2021

Dr. Bidhu bhusan Mishra

1. Growth Drivers in Transformation of Rural Market (2021), International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Management (IJAEM)ISSN: 2395-5252 Volume 3, Issue 10 Oct 2021, pp: 561-570 View DOI: 10.35629/5252-0310561570 Impact Factor value 7.429

2. Understanding Brand Awareness of Customers in Rural Areas towards Indian FMCG Products (2021); International Journal For Innovative Research In Multidisciplinary Field ISSN: 2455-0620Volume – 7, Issue – 10, Oct – 2021, pp. 67-71,DOI:doi.org/10.2015/IJIRMF.2455.0620/202110013, Monthly, Peer-Reviewed, Indexed Journal with IC Value: 86.87 Impact Factor: 6.719 , SCOPEDATABASE

3. FMCG in Rural Market: An Exploratory Study in Odisha (2021), International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) ISSN: 2319-7064SJIF (2020): 7.803, Volume 10 Issue 6, June 2021, pp.1644-1647) Paper ID: SR21627105035,DOI: 10.21275/SR21627105035[https://www.ijirmf.com/wp-content/uploads/IJIRMF202110013.pdf]

4. Giving Back to Society: Corporate Social Responsibility at NALCO and IMFA (2021), IJCRT, ISSN: 2320-2882, Volume 9, Issue 7 July 2021 pp.684-699, Impact Factor: 7.07 [https://www.ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2107728.pdf]

5. Positive Influence of Employees’ Perception Towards CSR Initiatives on Job Attitude In NALCO (2021); International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-0181Vol. 10 Issue 08, August-2021, pp.612-618, PaperID: IJERTV10IS080245 (This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.)[https://www.ijert.org/positive-influence-of-employees-perception-towards-csr-initiatives-on-job-attitude-in-nalco]

6. Conceptualization & Formulation of Marketing Strategy: A Literature Review (2021); Gravida Review Journal, ISSN 0363-8057 , Vol.7, Issue 10 (Oct.) pp. 12–30; Impact Factor: 6.1, UGC – CARE Listed [http://gradivareview.com/gallery/grj%202713.pdf]

7. A Study on Purchase Intention of Consumers towards Convenience Food Products: Cross-sectional study in Bhubaneswar City (2021), Research and Review: Human Resource and Labour Management, Volume-2,mIssue-2,pp.14-33. DOI:10.46610/RRHRLM.2021.v02i02.002

8. Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises (MSME) In India: Potentialities For Nation’s Better Future (2021); International Research Journal of Management and Commerce, ISSN: 2348-9766, Volume 8, Issue 05, pp. 1-13, May 2021, Impact Factor 5.564DOI:10.46610/RRHRLM.2021.v02i02.002

9. Problems of Handicraft Artisans: An Overview (2021); International Journal of Managerial Studies and Research (IJMSR),ISSN 2349-0330, Volume 9, Issue 5, May, pp. 29-38 [https://www.arcjournals.org/pdfs/ijmsr/v9-i5/4.pdf]

10. Influence of Age on Consumer’s Buying Decision-Making Styles (2021); Journal of Integrated Marketing Communication and Digital Marketing, Volume-2, Issue-1, pp.33-47 [http://matjournals.in/index.php/JIMCDM/article/view/6568]
11. Role, Relevance and Significance of Convenience Food – A Literature Review Approach (2021), SambodhiIndological Research Journal of L.D.I.I with ISSN: 2249-6661, Vol-44-No.01 (XII), pp. 184-191, [https://www.globalmediajournal.com/open-access/role-relevance-and-significance-of-convenience-food-a-literature-review-approach.pdf]

12. Socio-Demographic Factor and Selected Buying Behavioural Attributes of Purchasing Convenience Food: Multiple Correspondence Analyses to Explore the Relationship,(2020) PARIKALPANA : KIIT Journal of Management, ISSN : 0974-2808, December 2020, Volume-16 (I & II) , pp. 84 –107.[https://www.proquest.com/openview/988ebf93a5f7142a59998f0298482b04/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2033475]

13. Understanding Stress Resilience at Workplace: An Assessment among Managerial Personnel of Health Sector (2020); AdalyaJournal,ISSN No 1301-2746 , Vol 09, Issue 10, Pp. 380-392. [DOI:10.37896/aj9.10/038]

14. Developing Online Consumer Engagement Construct – A Contextual Approach (2019); Journal of Management Outlook, ISSN 22311769,Vol 9, No 2; pp 46-59. [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350323677_Developing_Online_Consumer_Engagement_Construct-A_Contextual_Approach]

15. Internal Marketing Mix and Employee satisfaction in service industry – a Literature Review (2019); International Journal of Business Marketing and management (IJBMM),ISSN: 2456-4559,Volume 4 Issue 7 [http://www.ijbmm.com/paper/July2019/936248275.pdf]

16. An Exploratory Factor Analysis Approach to Building Online Consumer Engagement Construct on Social Networking Sites (2019); Journal of Banking, Information Technology and Management, ISSN 0972902X, Vol 16, No. 1, pp.20-28 [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350324506_An_Exploratory_Factor_Analysis_Approach_to_Building_Online_Consumer_Engagement_Construct_on_Social_Networking_Sites]

17. Perceptual Mapping of SED & Brand Choice to purchase car (2019), Pacific Business Review International,ISSN – 0974-438X, Vol..129, Issue.1[http://www.pbr.co.in/2019/2019_month/July/8.pdf]

18. Perceptual Mapping of SED & Brand Evangelism to purchase car (2019); International Journal of Management, Technology and Engineering,ISSN no – 2249-7455, Vol. 9, Issue. 6. [https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3805200]

19. An empirical study of Brand evangelism for recommending cars: A qualitative & systematic review of literature (2019), International Journal of Technical Research & science (IJTRS), ISSN no – 2454-2024, Volume IV Issue III [https://www.ijtrs.com/uploaded_paper/AN%20EMPIRICAL%20STUDY%20OF%20BRAND%20EVANGELISM%20FOR%20RECOMMENDING%20CARS-A%20QUALITATIVE%20&%20SYSTEMATIC%20REVIEW%20OF%20LITERATURE.pdf]

20. Brand Equity & Brand preferences influencing the purchase decision: Developments and Directions (2019), Synergy–I.T.S Journal of IT & Management, ISSN no – 0972-7361Vol 16. No.2 [https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3805203]

21. An Empirical Study of Customer Satisfaction at Dealer point for Purchase of Car- A qualitative & systematic Review of Literature (2019), International Journal of Research in commerce &Management,ISSN no- 2231-5756, Vol.9, Issue. 2 [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350075291_An_Empirical_Study_of_Customer_Satisfaction_at_Dealer_point_for_Purchase_of_Car-_A_qualitative_systematic_Review_of_Literature]

22. Collaborative Marketing for the Sustainable Development of Rural Tourism Destination: A Case Study of Mangalajodi, Odisha (2019), Journal of Emerging Technologies and innovative Research,ISSN No: 2349-5162,Vol 6, Issue 4, Impact Factor: 7.95 [http://doi.one/10.1729/Journal.20518]

23. Predictors of Consumer Preference towards Packaged Drinking Water in Odisha (2019), International Journal Research Science and Management,ISSN: 2349- 5197 Vol.6, Issue.4 [https://zenodo.org/record/2657661#.Ypm7LahBy5c]

24. Perceptual Mapping of SED & Brand Evangelism to purchase of Car (2018); International Journal of Management, Technology and Engineering,ISSN – 2249-7455, Volume 8, Issue XII, pp.3055-3069, Impact Factor: 6.3[https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3805200]

25. An empirical study of Car selection factors – A qualitative & systematic Review of Literature (2018), The International Journal of Management Technology and Engineering, ISSN no- 2249-7455,Vol. 9, Issue. 2, Impact Factor: 6.3 [http://ijamtes.org/gallery/346.pdf]

26. Consumer Preference towards Packaged drinking water: A Literature Review (2018), International journal of Information Research and review,ISSN: 2349-9141, Vol.5, issue.11, Impact Factor: 5.325[https://www.ijirr.com/consumer-preference-towards-packaged-drinking-water-literature-review]

27. Factors Leading To Brand Evangelism: An Explanatory Study Of Consumers Buying 4-Wheeler At Bhubaneswar (2018), Pratibha: International Journal of Science, Spirituality, Business &Technology (IJSSBT), ISSN: 2278-3857Vol.6, Issue. 1[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323665843_Factors_leading_to_Brand_Evangelism_An_explanatory_study_of_consumers_buying_4_-_wheeler_at_Bhubaneswar]

28. Make in India and employability- a study of student’s perception (2018),IJTRS, ISSN No: 2454-2024Vol-3, Issue-7, Impact Factor : 1.425[https://ijtrs.com/uploaded_paper/MAKE%20IN%20INDIA%20AND%20EMPLOYABILITY-%20A%20STUDY%20OF%20STUDENTS%20PERCEPTION.pdf]

29. Buying Preference of 4- wheelers – An exploratory study at Bhubaneswar(2017), International Journal of Marketing & Financial Management,ISSN 2348-3954 Vol.5, issue. 11 [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322926898_BUYING_PREFERENCE_OF_FOUR-WHEELER_-_AN_EXPLORATORY_STUDY_AT_BHUBANESWAR]

30. Corporate Social Responsibility: A Comparative study between MCL and NALCO (2017), IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM),ISSN: 2278-487X Volume 19, Issue 7. Ver. I. [https://www.iosrjournals.org/iosr-jbm/papers/Vol19-issue9/Version-7/A1909070107.pdf]

31. How Consumer Demographics is Associated with Shopping Behaviour? A Study of Indian Consumers (2017); Siddhant,ISSN: 2231-0657 Vol. 17, Issue 2, pp.195-206 [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317112055_How_Consumer_Demographics_is_Associated_with_Shopping_Behaviour_A_Study_on_Indian_Consumers]

32. Evolution of Retail Industry in India, Journal of Research Innovation and Management Science (JRIM), ISSN: 2455-9342, Vol.3 Issue. IV (2016), pp. 51-55, Impact Factor: 2.5 [academia.edu/31073837/EVOLUTION_OF_RETAIL_INDUSTRY_IN_INDIA]

Dr. Sathya Swaroop Debasish

1. S Mishra and Debasish, S.S., ‘Analysis of Volatility Spill over between Oil Price and Exchange Rate in India: GARCH Approach’, SCMS Journal of Indian Management (ISSN: 0973-3167) , Vol. XIII, Number-4, October- December 2016, pg.94-101. SCOPUS
https://www.proquest.com/docview/2232652510[ Google scholar citations:08 ;

2. Mishra, S. and S SDebasish, An Econometric Study of Trading Behaviour of Institutional Investors in Indian Stock Market: The Vector Auto Regression Approach (August 16, 2017). IIMS Journal of Management Science, Vol. 8(2), pp. 155-172, 2017,
Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3022712

3. Mishra, S. and S SDebasish, ‘Global Crude Oil Price and Exchange Rate Co-movements in Emerging Asian Economies’, VILAKSHAN – XIMB Journal of Management, {ISSN: 0973-1954; Online e-ISSN: 2633-9439} [ Emerald Publishing ], Vol.14 No.2, September 2017, pg-53-82.UGC-CARE
[ Google scholar citations:01 ;

4. Nayak, P.K. &S SDebasish, ‘Study of Psychological factors of young consumers of Odisha’, IITM Journal of Business Studies, { ISSN: 2393-9451}, Vol.4, Issue No. 1, July- Dec. 2017, Pg. 3-9.UGC-CARE

5. Gupta, Neha&S SDebasish, ‘ AStudy of consumer perception towards Mutual Fund investment of Retail investors in Odisha’, IITM Journal of Business Studies, { ISSN: 2393-9451}, Vol.4, Issue No. 1, July- Dec. 2017, Pg. 28-32.UGC-CARE

6. N Mallick, and Debasish,S.S. , ‘A case study on financial and non-financial decision making role of PaudiBhuyan&JuangaJanajati Women in Keonjhar district of Odisha’, The Orissa Journal of Commerce, (ISSN :0974-8482), Volume XXXIX, October 2018, pg.71-78.UGC-CARE

7. Mishra, S and S SDebasish, ‘The Quantile dependence between global crude oil price and stock markets in emerging Asia: evidence from major oil consuming nations’ , Afro-Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting, Issue- 3, 2019, pg. 309-331 {ISSN online: 1751-6455ISSN print: 1751-6447 }.SCOPUS.

EconPapers: The quantile dependence between global crude oil price and stock markets in emerging Asia: evidence from major oil consuming nations (repec.org)
[ Google scholar citations:03 ;

8. Mallick, N., S SDebasishand AB Jena, ‘A study on socio-economic condition of unorganized & planning for their development specially in bhadrak district of odisha, india’ The Orissa Journal of Commerce, (ISSN :0974-8482), Vol. XXXXI , October-December 2020, Issue No.4., Page 133-143.UGC-CARE

9. Mishra, S. and S SDebasish, ‘Exploring relationship between Crude Oil price volatility and stock indices movement using Wavelet Analysis: Evidence from Indian and China”, VILAKSHAN – XIMB Journal of Management, {ISSN: 0973-1954; Online e-ISSN: 2633-9439}, [Emerald Publishing] Vol.17 No.2, December 2020, pg-1-18.
DOI 10.1108/XJM-11-2020-0204
. https://doi.org/10.1108/XJM-11-2020-0204

10. Dey,S. and S SDebasish, ‘Impact of Demographic variables on the customer’s choice of different modes of banking transactions in Odisha’, IITM Journal of Business Studies, { ISSN: 2393-9451}, Vol.7, Issue No. 1, Jan-Dec 2020, Pg. 162-171.. UGC-CARE

11. A. K. Sahu, Dr. D. Sahu, S. S. Debasish, ‘Covid-19 Pandemic: Past, Present and Future Perspective of Indian Economy’, Horizon Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Research, ISSN: 2682-9096 (Online), Vol. 2(S), pp: 75-82. 2020.
DOI:(https://doi.org/10.37534/bp.jhssr.2020.v2.ns.id1064.p75)

12. Mishra, P. and S SDebasish, ‘Econometric Analysis of Relationship between Selected Economic variables and BSE Stock Index in India Using Tests of Co- Integration’, Elementary Education Online, { ISSN : 1305-3515}, 2021; Vol 20 (Issue 1): pp. 1773-1783. SCOPUS
http://ilkogretim-online.org

13. Mishra, S., N P Tripathy and S SDebasish, ‘Impact of Crude Old Price Shocks on Industrial Output, Inflation and Exchange Rate: Evidence from Five Emerging Asian Economies’, Afro-Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting,{ISSN online: 1751-6455ISSN print: 1751-6447 }, Vol. 11, No. 2, 2021,Pg- 290-308 .SCOPUS , H-INDEX:11 ( SJR: 0.21)
DOI: 10.1504/AAJFA.2021.113557

14. Mallick, S.K. and S.S. Debasish, ‘A Study on the Relationship between Financial Well-Being and Self-Control’ , Orissa Journal of Commerce, Vol. 42, Issue 3, July-September 2021, ISSN: 0974-8482, pg. 105-118.UGC-CARE
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54063/ojc.2021.v42i03.10

15. Dey,S. and S SDebasish, ‘An empirical study on customer retention in health insurance sector in Odisha’, IITM Journal of Business Studies, { ISSN: 2393-9451}, Vol.8, Issue No. 1, Jan- Dec 2021, Pg. 39-45.

Dr. Rashmita Sahoo

1. “An empirical investigation of impact of select human resource practices on organisational performance:A case Study”, VSRD international journal of technical and nontechnical research, Vol: VIII, Issue IX, pp 221-225, 2017, ISSN: 2319-2216. UGC CARE.SCIENTIFIC IMPACT FACTOR : 4.112

2. “AN ANALYSIS ON EFFECTS OF DEMONETIZATION ON COOPERATIVE BANKS”, Indian journal of Scientific Research, Vol 14,Issue 2,pp 85-90, 2017, SPECIAL ONLINE ISSUE JULY 2017 Part 1, ISSN: 2250-0138.PEER REVIEWED.https://www.ijsr.in › upload › 1460457168Chap_14

3. Human resource practices and organizational performance link: a theoretical review, Indian Journal of Commerce & Management Studies, Volume VIII, Special Issue, pp 27-31, September 2017, ISSN: 2249-0310. UGC CARE LISTED.IMPACT FACTOR 2.6,

4. Adult Buying Behaviour Towards Mobile Phones: an empirical Study, International Journal of Research and Analytical Review, Volume 5, Issue 4, pp 222-234, 2018, ISSN : 2394-1405. UGC CARE LISTED.

5. Adult buying behaviour related to mobile phones: A selective literature review, International Journal of Applied Social Science Volume, vol 5, issue 11, November (2018) : pp 1885-1896, ISSN : 2394-1405. IMPACT FACTOR : 5.486 (SJIF, Morocco), http://scientificresearchjournal.com/journal/applied-social-science/international-journal-of-applied-social-science-volume-5-issue-11-november-2018/

6. Quality of Information as Predictors of Employer Turnover Intentions: A Study of Information Technology Industry, International Journal of Recent Research Aspects, Volume 5,Issue 1, Pp 65-69, 2018, ISSN: 2394-1405. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0972150918779286

7. Human Resource Practices as Predictors of Organizational Performance: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach, Global Business Review: Volume 21, Issue 4, 1 August 2018, Pages 1087-1112, ISSN: 09730664 09721509, https://doi.org/10.1177%2F0972150918779286, SCOPUS.

8. A Study on The Relationship Between Stock Prices And Some Macroeconomic Variables, International Journal of Research in Applied Management, Science & Technology, Vol. 2, Issue 2, April 2018, ISSN: 2456-1274, https://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIR2204292.pdf

9. Reaction of Indian Stock Market during Weekend: An Empirical Study, International Journal of Institutional & Industrial Research, Volume 3, Issue 1,pp 37-43, 2018, ISSN:2456-1274, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340931328_Size_Effect_in_Indian_Stock_Market

10. Presence of size and value premium effect in Indian stock market, International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT): Volume 6, Issue 1,pp 2444-2448, Feb 2018, ISSN: 2320-2880, UGC CARE, Impact factor: 7.97, https://ijcrt.org/track.php?r_id=182416

11. Corporate Governance in Indian Banking Sector: Issues and Concerns, International Journal of Research: Volume 05 Issue 04, pp 2230-2241, Feb 2018, ISSN: 2348-6848, Impact factor: 5.60, UGC CARE, https://journals.pen2print.org/index.php/ijr/article/view/12691

12. CRM in Private Banking and Its Significance, International Journal of Research: Volume 05 Issue 01, January 2018, pp 3719-3731 :ISSN: 2348-6848. Impact factor: 5.60, UGC CARE, https://journals.pen2print.org/index.php/ijr/article/view/12697

13. A Study on Factors Affecting Mobile Phone Buying Behaviour in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack, Indian Journal of Marketing,Volume 49, Issue 11, November 2019 , ISSN 0973 – 8703,DOI: 10.17010/ijom/2019/v49/i11/148274, SCOPUS, Impact Factor: 0.596, http://indianjournalofmarketing.com/index.php/ijom/article/view/148274

14. An Analysis on “Non-Performing Assets Management of Selected Scheduled Commercial Banks Using Artificial Intelligence”, DogoRangsang Research Journal: Vol-10 Issue-09 No. 01 September 2020, ISSN: 2349-7688, UGC CARE. IMPACT FACTOR : 7.12

15. Employee engagement, creativity and task performance: role of perceived workplace autonomy, South Asian Journal of Business Studies: Vol 10, Issue 2, 29-09-2020, Page 227-241 ISSN: 2398-628X, DOI: 10.1108/SAJBS-11-2019-0196, SCOPUS

16. Influence of high-performance work practices on organizational citizenship behaviour: the mediating role of affective commitment, South Asian Journal of Business Studies: 30 June 2021, ISSN: 2398-628X, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/SAJBS-07-2020-0241, SCOPUS.

17. High-performance Work Practices, Affective Commitment of Employees and Organizational Performance: A Multi-level Modelling Using 2-1-2 Mediation Analysis, Global Business Review : Volume 22 Issue 6, December 2021, pp. 1594–1609, ISSN: 09730664 09721509, DOI: 10.1177/0972150919859106, SCOPUS

18. Transformational leadership and organizational citizenship behaviour: the role of job autonomy and supportive management, Management Research Review, Vol. 44, Issue: 10, 2021, pp. 1409-1426, ISSN: 2040-8269, https://doi.org/10.1108/MRR-06-2020-0371, SCOPUS.

Dr. Dasarathi Sahu

1. Dasarathi Sahu, E-Governance Services : Issues & Challenges of VLES of Common Service Centers of Rayagada District of Odisha, GLOBAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ANALYSIS, ISSN: 2277-8160, Vol.5, Issue-12, Page-27-28, 2016, UGC

2. Dasarathi Sahu, The Impact of Internal Communication on Improving Organizational Productivity, Asian Journal of Management,ISSN: 2321- 5763,(Online),0976-495XPrint), Vol.8(2) Page-229-234, 2017, Scopus, DOI: ( https://doi.org/10.5958/2321-5763.2017.00035.x

3. Dasarathi Sahu, Awareness and Attitude of MBA Students towards CSR, A Study of MBA Students in Bhubaneswar City,IJEMR,2017,ISSN: (ONLINE) 2250-0758 (PRINT)2394-6962,Vol.7 Issue-3Page No.300-307, UGC

4. Dasarathi Sahu, The Latent Components of CSR : Empirical Investigation by Application of Confirmatory Factor Analysis, IJABER,2017, ISSN:0972-7302, Vol.15, Page-99, SCOPUS

5. Dasarathi Sahu, CSR & Brand image : The causal link detected through regression analysis,ESPACIOS,2018,ISSN:0798-1015, Vol.39 (07)Page-13, SCOPUS, Google Scholar Citation: 02

6.Dasarathi Sahu, Exploratory Study on Public Utility Services to Citizens, Through CSC, Is an Effective E-Governance Tool, With Special Reference to Rayagada District of Odisha, International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Innovations,2018, ISSN 2348-1218(print)ISSN 2348-1226 (online), Vol.6,Issue 3 Page No. 247-252, 2018, UGC

7.Dasarathi Sahu, Citizen Centric E-Governance – Challenges and Issues :A Study in Rayagada District, TEST Engineering & Management, 2020, ISSN: 0193-4120, Vol. No- 83, Page No. 14410-14417, SCOPUS

8.Dasarathi Sahu, Challenges of Common Service Centres of Rayagada District-Findings from a VLE centered analysis, TEST Engineering & Management, 2020, ISSN: 0193-4120, Vol No-83,Page No.17126-17134, SCOPUS

9. Dasarathi Sahu, Covid-19 Pandemic: Past, Present and Future Perspective of Indian Economy, Horizon Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Research, 2020, ISSN: 2682-9096,(Online), 2(S): 75-82DOI:(https://doi.org/10.37534/bp.jhssr.2020.v2.ns.id1064.p75)

10. Dasarathi Sahu, CSR Expenditures by Top Private Sector Companies and PSUs in India: A Comparative Analysis, Test Engineering & Management, 2020, ISSN: 0193-4120, Volume-83, Page No. 24582-24587, SCOPUS

11. Dasarathi Sahu, Effect of CSR Expenditure on Profitability of a Company: Comparative Analysis between SAIL & TATA Steel LTD. Through Regression Analysis, Parikalpana, 2021, ISSN: 0974-2808, ISSN (E):2582-4821, Volume- 17, Isssue-1 Pg No.- 247- 255, UGC CARE, DOI: 10.23862/kiit-parikalpana/2021/v17/i1/209034

Dr. Muna Kalyani

1. Dr.MunaKalyani, ; “ Employee Connect: An Empirical Study” Training& Development Journal, Vol. 9 No.2, July- December, 2018, pp- 155- 165. Indian Journals.com, DOI:10.5958/2231-069X.2018.00019.7https://indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:tdj&volume=9&issue=2&article=010

2. Dr.MunaKalyani, “Organizational Stress: A Comparative study of teachers working in residential and non residential schools of Bargarh District” ISSN: 2456-6683 Volume – 4, Issue – 3, Mar – 2020Scientific Journal Impact Factor: 5.245 PP – 28-34,www.ijrcs.org site:ijrcs.org, UGC – CARE, www.ijrcs.org.

3. Dr.MunaKalyani, “Organizational Stress among Teachers during covid- 19: a study”, Volume 5,Issue-3,ISSN2456-3684,pp1-4, (IJCAMS) is an online, peer-reviewed, open access, and indexed journal
https://ijcams.com/wpcontent/uploads/2020/10/ORGANIZATIONAL-STRESS-AMONG-TEACHERS-DURING-COVID-.docx.pdf

4. Dr.MunaKalyani “A study on Sickness absenteeism and factors associated, among Iron & steel Industries workers from Odisha”: JuniKhyat Journal(UGC Care Group I Listed Journal) ISSN: 2278-4632,Impact Factor: 6.625, Vol-10 Issue-5 No. 14 May 2020, pg. 172-188 www.junikhyat.com , http://junikhyatjournal.in/

5. Dr.MunaKalyani “HR Interventions In New Normal, Factors Of Employee Absenteeism At RourkelaSteel Plant, Odisha During Covid -19: A Causal Model” International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR) www.ijrar.org UGC Approved (Journal No : 43602), Volume 9 Issue 2 April 2021, PAPER ID : IJRAR22B1306, E- ISSN:2348-1269, P-ISSN: 2349- 5138, Pg. 17- 27,UGC and ISSN Approved – Scholarly open access journals, Peer reviewed, and Refereed Journals, Impact factor 7.17 (Calculate by Google scholar and Semantic Scholar).

6. Dr.MunaKalyani “A study on organizational stress among teachers of secondary schools in bargarh district”International Journal Of Research In Computer Application & ManagementVolume No. 9 (2019), Issue No. 10 (October) ISSN 2231-1009, Pg. 06-09, http://ijrcm.org.in/A Monthly Double-Blind Peer Reviewed (Refereed/Juried) Open Access International e-Journal.

Dr. Pallabi Mishra

1. Pallabi Mishra: Portfolio of online distribution channels across mid market hotels: An evaluative review” Enlightening tourism: A pathmaking journal, Vol. 7, No.1, pp. 19-35. 2017. ISSN: 2174-548X. SCOPUS, UGC: 44376 SJIF: 7.1 [https://doi.org/10.33776/et.v7i1.3064] Google scholar citation-9

2. Pallabi Mishra: Sustainability of Khadi: The SEEC Approach, Pratibimba. 17(2), 67-75, 2017. ISSN: 0972-5466.[https://www.imis.ac.in/pratibimba-jul-dec-2017.php]

3. Pallabi Mishra: New media culture and change: Access and use of internet in suburban areas of Odisha”, Pacific Business Review International. Vol.11, No.1, pp. 28-40, 2018. ISSN: 0974-438X. SJIF.6.56, Web of Science [http://www.pbr.co.in/2018/2018_month/July/8.pdf]

4. Pallabi Mishra: Investing in mutual funds: Does profession matter?,IOSR Journal of Business and Management, Vol. 20, No.2,pp. 38-44, 2018. ISSN: 2319-7668. Impact Factor: 3.52. UGC: 4481.[ doi.10.9790/487X-2002093844] Google scholar citation-1

5. Pallabi Mishra: Holidaying preferences: A case of hill station packages, Commonwealth journal of commerce and management research. Vol.5, No.1,pp. 44-56, 2018. ISSN: 2393-851X. SJIF: 5.808. UGC: 646142. ISI indexed [http://sjifactor.com/passport.php?id=19320]

6. Pallabi Mishra: The gender dissimilitude influence on customer based brand equity (CBBE”, Pacific Business Review International.Vol. 10, No. 9, pp.114-125, 2018. ISSN: 0974-438X. SJIF.6.56, Web of Science. [http://www.pbr.co.in/2018/2018_month/March/12.pdf]

7. Pallabi Mishra: Service quality across cultural dimensions influencing customers’ preference, Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Science, Vol. 8, No.12, pp. 67-77, 2020. ISSN: 2321-9467. SJIF:6.14. [https://questjournals.org/jrhss/papers/vol8-issue12/4/J0812046777.pdf]

8. Pallabi Mishra: Social indicators indicating sustainability of Joint Liability Groups, International Journal of engineering Technology Research and Management , Vol. 5, No.8, pp. 120-125, 2021. ISSN: 2456-9348. SJIF:5.004. [http://www.ijetrm.com/issues/files/Aug-2021-23-1629724092-AU15.pdf]

9. Pallabi Mishra: Role of Joint Liability Group on Sustainable Livelihood-With Special Reference to Jlgs Members in Westernodisha, Journal of research in Business and Management Vol. 9, No.8,pp. 30-38, 2021. ISSN: 2347-3002. SJIF:5.89. [https://www.questjournals.org/jrbm/papers/vol9-issue8/Ser-4/E09083038.pdf]

10. Pallabi Mishra: Microfinance as atool for alleviating poverty, ACADEMICIA: An international multidisciplinary research journal, Vol. 11, No.3, pp. 16-26, 2021. ISSN: 2249-7137. SJIF:7.492. [https://saarj.com/academicia-past-issue-2021/]

11. Pallabi Mishra: A Study on Rural Consumer’s Satisfaction towards Selected Fast Moving Consumer Goods”, Journal of Management and Entrepreneurship, Vol.15, No.4, pp. 1-18, 2021. ISSN: : 2229-5348. UGC care I [https://xime.org/jme/php/journal.php?bookid=12type=0]

Research Projects

Sl.No.	Name of the Faculty	Title of the Project	Funding agency	Amount sanctioned	Amount released	Duration
1	DrBidhuBhusan Mishra (Co-PI)	Rural transformation through customized training, capacity building and sustainable livelihood: A study on tribal youth of Odisha	ICSSR IMPRESS Project (Completed)	Rs. 15 lakhs	Rs. 15 Lakhs	20-3-2019 to 20-3-2021 (2 years)
2	Dr. Pallabi Mishra	Awareness and adoption of nutritional supplements pre and post covid: Consumer and nonuser perspective	OHPEE- World Bank (On Going Project)	Rs. 1,25000	Rs. 1,25000	1 year ( From 31^st March 2022)
3	Dr.RashmitaSahoo	Impact and Evaluation Study of NaiRoshni Scheme	Centre for Market Research (Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India)- completed	Honorary		3months
4	Dr.RashmitaSahoo	Study on Competency Assessment of Industries in the 5 Sectors (Pharma API Manufacturing, Chemical, Automobile, Toy Manufacturing, Food Processing) in the Country	Centre for Market Research (Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI)- completed	Honorary		3 months
5	Dr.RashmitaSahoo	Evaluation of the Urea Subsidy Scheme – Engagement of Project Consultant	Centre for Market Research (Ministry of chemicals and fertilizers)- completed	Honorary		3 months

Workshop/Seminar Details

The Department conducts seminar/conferences on regular basis to promote the research culture and update with latest development in specific area of research. Besides this the department also conducts Refresher courses/Faculty Development Programmes for College and University teachers at different period of time.

List of Seminar/Conferences/Refresher Course/FDP organized in Last Five Years:

Total number of Refresher/ Workshop/FDP/ Webinars

Year	Name of the Refresher/workshop/ seminar/FDP/Webinar	Number of Participants	Date From – To
2017	Workshop on ‘Women Entrepreneurship Development Program (WEDP) , Organized in collaboration with Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Sponsored by DST (Dept. of Science& Technology)	30	16^th February 2017 to 15^th March 2017
2017	Refresher Course on Business Administration and Commerce ( Co-ordinated by Department), Organized by UGC-HRDC, Utkal University	22	21.02.2017 to 13.03.2017
2017	One Week Executive Development Program (EDP) on ‘Business & Marketing Strategy’ for Postal Executive & Staff of Bhubaneswar Regional Office circle held in the Department of Business Administration, Utkal University	33	16^th to 20^th January 2017
2017	Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Entrepreneurship Development, in collaboration with EDII, Ahmedabad	18	11^th December to 24^th December 2017
2018	Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Entrepreneurship Development, in collaboration with EDII, Ahmedabad	22	10-12-2018 to 23-12-2018
2020	Workshop on ‘E-learning and Teachers’ role during COVID, so far, how Far! (Online)	50	05.09.2020
2021	FDP on ‘Demystifying Data: Multivariate Analysis using SPSS’ ( Online)	120	15.05.2021-16.05.2021
2021	Webinar on ‘E supply chain in retailing Post- Covid’ (Online)	275	14.12.2021
2022	National Webinar on “ Protect Inflation and Create Wealth” in Association with School of Management Sciences, Indian Institute of Engineering & technology , Shibpur, West Bengal (Online)	95	27-01-2022

Capacity development and skills enhancement initiatives

Name of the capacity development and skills enhancement schemes	Date of implementation (DD-MM-YYYY)	Number of students enrolled	Name of the agencies/consultants involved with contact details (if any)
Indiapreneur-2030 (Academia-Industry Interface)	7^th April 2018	100	Skill Training by Entrepreneurs & Industrialists
Demystifying Data: Multivariate Analysis using SPSS (Online)	15.05.2021-16.05.2021	120	Prof Siba K Udgatta, University Of Hyderabad; Dr Manoj Dash, IIITM Gwalior
Sourcing and Operation Strategy (Value Added Course -Online)	1.12.2021 to 23-12-2021	48	Dr T K Lenka Dr P K Guru
COMMUNICATING FOR A BETTER FUTURE ( Value Added Course- Online)	4-12-2021 to 23-12-2021	60	Dr Sarita Chopra Chakrabarti

Total number of Collaborative activities with other institutions/ research establishment/industry for research and academic development of faculty and students

Title of the collaborative activity	Name of the collaborating agency with contact details	Number of the participant	Year of collaboration	Duration	Nature of the activity	Link to the relevant document
NEN (National Entrepreneurship Network)- Training on Start-Ups	WADHWANI Foundation, Bangalore	25 Students + 1 Faculty member	2016	3 years (2016-19)	Training on Entrepreneurship, Family Business Management, Venture Financing, Start-Ups	MOU document
Entrepreneurship Training , with EDII	Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad	60 Students	Feb- March 2018	1 month	Entrepreneurship workshop	Photo evidence
Faculty Development Program in Entrepreneurship (2 weeks)	Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad	40 faculty members from Different Colleges & 5 Internal Faculty members	December 2017	2 years ( 2017, 2018)	Faculty Development Program & Training	Photo evidence

In-house Seminars ( Research Scholars)

Sl.No.	Name of the workshop/ seminar	Number of Participants	Date
1	Demonetization: Black money corruption in Indian Economics	20	29.08.2017
2	Attitude of Consumer towards processed food.	20	29.12.2017
3	Linguistic representation of folk culture in marketing: a study of Odisha’s rural tourism	18	30.09.2018
4	Customer satisfaction in internet banking: a study of commercial banks in Odisha	18	11.11.2018
5	Development of eco Tourism through collaborative marketing: Prospects and challenges in Odisha	20	31.1.2019
6	Dimension of service quality for commercial banks- An analytical view	20	22.02.2019
7	Sustainable development through collaborative marketing of rural tourism destination insight from Odisha	26	27.08.2019
8	Role of IT and its impact on labour productivity in banking sector	26	21.11.2019
9	To study the consumer preference between OMFED and Milkymoo milk: An analysis through discriminant technique (Online)	46	25.4.2020
10	Effectiveness of HRIS in traditional HRM process (Online)	42	17.09.2020
11	Assessment of sudden crisis in tourism during covid-19 pandemic (Online)	55	04.03.2021
12	Post pandemic recovery of rural tourism in Odisha: a way ahead to cope up with the new norms (Online)	54	25.09.2021

Number of value-added courses for imparting transferable and life skills offered during last five years

Name of the value added courses offered (with 30 or more contact hours)

Course Code (if any)

Year of offering

No. of times offered during the same year

Duration of the course

Number of students enrolled in the year

Number of Students completing the course in the year

Sourcing and Operations strategy

(Online)

1^st December 2021 – 22^nd December 2021

One

35 hours

Communicating for a Better Future

(Online)

5^th December to 24^th December 2021

One

35 hours

Achievements

STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT- UGC NET

Name	Roll No.	UGC NET Qualified Year
Arpita Kumbhar	OR0401505745	2018 (UGC-JRF)
Snehasis Patnaik	58010115	2018 (UGC-NET)
Shubakanta Mallick	OR0405205453	2019 (UGC-NET)
Swaraj Sahoo	OR0451700092	2020 (UGC-NET)

		Team / Individual	Inter-university / State / National / International	Name of the event	Name of the student/s	Evidence
2020	Winner	Team	State	Next Bill Gates	Medha Das, Subham Maharana	View
2020	2nd	Individual	State	Waste World	Medha Das	View
2020	3rd	Individual	State	Catch Me If You Can	Medha Das	View
2020	Champion	Team	State	Bluebook Quiz Radiance	Medha Das, B Abhishek	View
2020	1st	Individual	State	Battle of Throne	Anusuya Rout	View
2020	1st	Individual	State	Jitterbug	Saswoti Mahapatra	View
2020	3rd	Individual	State	Waste World	Saswoti Mahapatra	View
2020	2nd Runner up	Individual	State	D street wizard	Medha Das	View
2020	1st	Individual	State	Waste World	Aayushi Priya Singh	View
2020	3rd	Individual	State	Waste World	Anusuya Rout	View

Placement

FINAL PLACEMENTS

Year of passing	Students strength	Total students placed	On campus	Off Campus	Self employed/Business
2015-17	26	26	19	4	3
2016-18	29	29	22	6	1
2017-19	32	32	24	8
2018-20	30	30	21	9
2019-21	32	32	25	7
TOTAL	149	149(100%)	111	34	4

Name of Prominent Companies/Organisation (Students Final Placement) :

Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) ; IDBI bank ; Annapurna MicroFinance; SA Intellect Solution; BJYU’s ; Punjab National Bank; Dalmia Cements ; Bank of India; BookingJini.com ; Ultra Tech Cements; Extramarks Education Pvt. Ltd; Varun Beverages (Pepsi); Hitachi Solutions ; WIPRO ; Simply Vyapar Apps Pvt. Ltd; Odisha Hydro Power Corporation (OHPC) Ltd; Reliance Jio; Alliant Group; Intelleigence Bureau, Govt of India; ICICI Bank; State Bank of India; Surya International ; Bandhan Bank; SBI Life Insurance; Veggie Kart; GATI ; Revenue Department, Govt of Odisha; Mahindra Motors; Axis Bank; Uco Bank.

2015-17

Year	Enrollment Number	Date Enrollment	Name	Program	Name of the employer with contact details	Evidence
2015-17	13209V154001	06.08.2015	BIBHUTI BHUSAN TRIPATHY	MBA	Intellegence Beureau, Govt of India
	13209V154002	06.08.2015	BIKASH RANJAN GIRI	MBA	SI at Odisha Police Organisation
	13209V154003	06.08.2015	JAJNASENI PATRA (W)	MBA	Sr. Student Success Mentor, Topper.com
	13209V154004	06.08.2015	K DURGA PRASAD PATRA	MBA	Business analystPOLO
	13209V154005	06.08.2015	POOJA NAIK (W)	MBA	Home (Jail) Department , Govt of Odisha
	13209V154006	06.08.2015	PRATIK PATTANAIK	MBA	Annapurna Micro Finance
	13209V154007	06.08.2015	PRITIMAN NAYAK	MBA	Lawyer
	13209V154008	06.08.2015	PURNESWORI MAJHI (W)	MBA	Deputy Manager(Personnel), OMC
	13209V154009	06.08.2015	SIBA SANKAR MAHANTY	MBA	Home Department , Govt of Odisha
	13209V154010	06.08.2015	SMITARANI SAHOO (W)	MBA	Revenue Department, Govt of Odisha
	13209V154011	06.08.2015	SNEHASIS PATTANAIK	MBA	Odisha Hydro Power Corporation Ltd.	View
	13209V154012	06.08.2015	SONALI PRIYADARSHINI KUNDU (W)	MBA	Sr. Software Engineer, Visionet Solutions
	13209V154013	06.08.2015	SOURAV KUMAR ROUT	MBA	Senior Consultant,Vista Print
	13209V151014	06.08.2015	SUCHARITA PATRO (W)	MBA	Self Employed
	13209V154015	06.08.2015	SUNITI SAHOO (W)	MBA	Intellegence Beureau, Govt of India
	13209V154016	06.08.2015	SWARAJ SAHOO	MBA	Deputy Manager(Personnel),OMC
	13209V154017	06.08.2015	SWATI SALILA DAS (W)	MBA	Block Social Security Officer (Baranga District)
	13209V154018	06.08.2015	TENYZA PRIYADARSINI PATRA (W)	MBA	SA Intellect Solution
	13209V154019	06.08.2015	BISHWAJIT MOHAPATRA	MBA	Yoti Biometric Pvt.Ltd
	13209V154020	06.08.2015	PRASUN KUMAR SHUKLA	MBA	Assistant Maneger(Grade A), IDBI Bank
	13209V154021	06.08.2015	SABYASACHEE SAMANTARAY	MBA	Wapcos PMC
	13209V154022	06.08.2015	SIDHARTHA MOHAPATRA	MBA	Entrepreneur, Certified Career Counselor
	13209V154023	07.08.2015	TAPAN KUMAR BARIK	MBA	Assistant Manager HR, Indian Bank
	13209V154024	07.08.2015	LAXMAN KUMAR HEMBRAM	MBA	LAXMAN KUMAR HEMBRAM
	13209V152025	06.08.2015	NIRLIPTA MISHRA (W)	MBA	Self Employed
	13209V152026	06.08.2015	SIBABRATA PANIGRAHI	MBA	Self Employed

2016-18

Year	Name	Enrollment Number	Date Of Admission	Name of the employer	Evidence
2016-18	Aditya Kumar	13209V161001	15-07-2016	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	Aishwarya Chattar	13209V161002	15-07-2016	TECH MAHINDRA
	Debajyoti Mohanty	13209V161003	15-07-2016	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	Debasmita Lenka	13209V161004	15-07-2016	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	Deepa Beshra	13209V161005	15-07-2016	BANDHAN BANK
	Dhanuram Soren	13209V161006	15-07-2016	MAYFAIR HOTELS
	Hitesh Kumar Jadu	13209V161007	15-07-2016	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	Judith Soreng	13209V161008	15-07-2016	APOLLO MUNICH
	Kaleswari Majhi	13209V161009	15-07-2016	BANDHAN BANK
	Lidiya Grace Pradhan	13209V161010	15-07-2016	ICICI BANK
	Lipan Kumar Patra	13209V161011	15-07-2016	Executive- Hub Operations, INSTAKRT PVTLTD
	Lipsarani Behera	13209V161012	15-07-2016	ICICI BANK
	Nishant Prakash Kindo	13209V161013	15-07-2016	AXIS BANK
	Prajnya Paramita Senapati	13209V161014	15-07-2016	BANDHAN BANK	View
	Pranab Ranjan Dash	13209V161015	15-07-2016	JSL
	Pravati Mishra	13209V161016	15-07-2016	ICICI BANK
	Rajesh Kumar Nayak	13209V161017	15-07-2016	SURYA INTERNATIONAL
	Rajesh Kumar Sahu	13209V161018	15-07-2016	SURYA INTERNATIONAL
	Sanjog Suman Mohanty	13209V161019	15-07-2016	Process Associate, GENPACT CO
	Saurav Prasad	13209V161020	15-07-2016	APOLLO MUNICH
	Sheetal Patra	13209V161021	15-07-2016	Asst Manager, UCO Bank
	Siddharth Ray	13209V161022	15-07-2016	Company HUD
	Soumya Priyadarshini Sahoo	13209V161023	15-07-2016	ICICI BANK
	Subhramani Sethi	13209V161025	15-07-2016	BANDHAN BANK
	Suvendu Mohan S Biswal	13209V161026	15-07-2016	MAHINDRA MOTERS
	Swetaleena Nayak	13209V161027	15-07-2016	SURYA INTERNATIONAL
	Pravat Prasam	13209V161028	15-07-2016	ENTERPRENUER(BAKERY)
	Vikas Agarwala	13209V161029	15-07-2016	MD, Import and Export Bussiness
	Pradeep Kumar Biswal	13209V161030	15-07-2016	APOLLO MUNICH

2017-19

Year	Name	enrollment number	Date of enrolment	Program	Name of the employer with contact details	Evidence
2017-19	ANSUMAN BHOI	13209V171001	13.07.2017	MBA	Marketing Officer(Punjab National Bank)	View
	ARPITA KUMBHAR (W)	13209V171002	13.07.2017	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE	View
	BHABESH DHURUA	13209V171003	13.07.2017	MBA	Bank of India	View
	BIBHU PRASAD ROUT	13209V171004	13.07.2017	MBA	MAYFAIR HOTELS	View
	BISWAMOHAN SENAPATI	13209V171005	13.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK
	CHINMAYA PRUSTY	13209V171006	13.07.2017	MBA	State Bank of India	View
	CHIRANJIBEE PATRA	13209V171007	13.07.2017	MBA	HS Power Project Pvt Ltd
	DIBYA RANJAN BHOL	13209V171008	15.07.2017	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	GOPINATH PRADHAN	13209V171009	15.07.2017	MBA	Union Bank
	JYOTI RANJAN MOHANTA	13209V171010	13.07.2017	MBA	MAYFAIR HOTELS
	MADHUSMITA JENA (W)	13209V171011	15.07.2017	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	PRIYADARSHINI LAKRA (W)	13209V171012	13.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK
	RABINARAYAN MANDAL	13209V171013	13.07.2017	MBA	Varun Beverage Limited	View
	RASHMITA MAJHI (W)	13209V171014	15.07.2017	MBA	TCL Technology
	RITESH KUMAR DORA	13209V171015	15.07.2017	MBA	HITACHI SOLUTIONS	View
	ROSHAN KUMAR PATRA	13209V171016	13.07.2017	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	SALINI TETE (W)	13209V171017	13.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK
	SAMBID KUMAR SWAIN	13209V171018	15.07.2017	MBA	Sandhar Technologies
	SAMBIT KUMAR DAS	13209V171019	15.07.2017	MBA	WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES	View
	SARITA NAIK (W)	13209V171020	15.07.2017	MBA	DN Homes Pvt. Ltd.
	SATYAJIT RATH	13209V171021	13.07.2017	MBA	State Bank of India
	SATYAMAYEE BEHERA (W)	13209V171022	13.07.2017	MBA	MAYFAIR HOTELS
	SOUMYA SAHOO (W)	13209V171023	13.07.2017	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	SRIDHAR KUMAR PATI	13209V171024	13.07.2017	MBA	JIO
	SROTASWINI MOHANTY (W)	13209V171025	15.07.2017	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	SUMEET ANAND SOY	13209V171026	15.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK
	BASUNDHARA KUMARI	13209V171027	13.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK
	BHAGIRATHI JENA	13209V171028	13.07.2017	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	SANTANU KUMAR MOHANTY	13209V171029	27.07.2022	MBA	AXIS BANK
	SUBHAM NAIK	13209V171030	21.07.2022	MBA	AXIS BANK
	SUDEEP KUMAR LAKRA	13209V171031	13.07.2017	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	SUBHASMITA PANDA (W)	13209V171032	13.07.2017	MBA	ICICI BANK

2018-20

Year	Name of Student	enrollment number	Date of enrolment	Program	Name of the employer with contact details	Evidence
2018-20	CHINMAYEE DASH (W)	13209V181001	18.07.2018	MBA	Marketing Officer(PNB)
	DEBASISH MALLICK	13209V181002	18.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	GOURAV KUMAR SAHU	13209V181003	18.07.2018	MBA	Bank of India
	INDU BHOINA (W)	13209V181004	18.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	JITENDRA KUMAR SAHU	13209V181005	20.07.2018	MBA	TCL Technology
	M SUSHIL KUMAR	13209V181006	20.07.2018	MBA	State Bank of India
	MANOJ KUMAR PATRA	13209V181007	18.07.2018	MBA	HS Power Project Pvt Ltd
	NIRMALA BAGHEL (W)	13209V181008	20.07.2018	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	SANTANU KUMAR SAHOO	13209V181009	18.07.2018	MBA	Union Bank
	SHUBHAKANTA MALLICK	13209V181010	18.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK
	SOURAV KUMAR BAG	13209V181011	18.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	SUMAN KUMAR SINGH	13209V181012	18.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK
	SURAJEET PRATAP CHOUDHURY	13209V181013	20.07.2018	MBA	Ajio : Reliance Retail
	SUSHANTA MISHRA	13209V181014	18.07.2018	MBA	TCL Technology
	BIDYADHAR SAHOO	13209V181015	18.07.2018	MBA	IDBI	View
	KAUSIK KERKETTA	13209V181016	18.07.2018	MBA	TCL Technology
	SIDHANTA KUMAR PATI	13209V181017	18.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	WAKIL SUNDHI	13209V181018	18.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK
	ADARSH KUMAR NEGI	13209V181019	18.07.2018	MBA	Sandhar Technologies
	ANISH PATTNAYAK	13209V181021	18.07.2018	MBA	Byju	View
	APARAJITA NAYAK (W)	13209V181022	23.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK
	BINAY KUMAR LUGUN	13209V181023	18.07.2018	MBA	TCL Technology
	DHANESWAR SOREN	13209V181024	18.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK
	DHARMASHOK BHOI	13209V181025	18.07.2018	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	DIBYAJYOTI DASH	13209V181026	18.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	DIPTIMAYEE DASH (W)	13209V181027	18.07.2018	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	HARAPRIYA MALLIK (W)	13209V181028	18.07.2018	MBA	APOLLO MUNICH
	LOKANATH PRASAD	13209V181029	18.07.2018	MBA	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	MANASMITA SAHOO (W)	13209V181030	20.07.2018	MBA	BANDHAN BANK
	RAJAT KUMAR DAS	13209V181031	18.07.2018	MBA	ICICI BANK

2019-21

Year	Name	Program	Enrollment	Joining	Name of the employer with contact details	Evidence
2019-21	AAYUSHI PRIYA SINGH	MBA	13209V191001	08.08.2019	DALMIA CEMENT	View
	ABHIJIT PATTANAIK	MBA	13209V191002	08.08.2019	MAYFAIR HOTELS
	AJAY MILTON HASDA	MBA	13209V191003	09.08.2019	ICICI BANK
	ANUSANDHYA PATTNAYAK	MBA	13209V191004	08.08.2019	KOTAK LIFE INSURANCE
	ANUSUYA ROUT	MBA	13209V191005	08.08.2019	Varun Beverage Limited
	ARCHISMAN BISWABANDHYA	MBA	13209V191006	08.08.2019	DALMIA CEMENT
	ASIM KU. DAS	MBA	13209V191007	09.08.2019	GATI
	B. ABHISHEK	MBA	13209V191008	08.08.2019	VEGGIEKART
	BHABANI SHANKAR UKIL	MBA	13209V191009	09.08.2019	HITACHI SOLUTIONS
	DIMPY NAIK	MBA	13209V191010	08.08.2019	BYJU’S(FUTURE LEADER – MARKETING)
	DIPTIMAN MAJHI	MBA	13209V191011	09.08.2019	JIO
	KRISHNA MOHAN	MBA	13209V191012	08.08.2019	WIPRO TECHNOLOGIES
	KUNAL MEHER	MBA	13209V191013	21.08.2019	WHYKRO PVT. LTD.(DIRECTOR/CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER)
	MADHUSMITA SAHOO	MBA	13209V191014	17.08.2019	DN Homes Pvt. Ltd.
	MEDHA DAS	MBA	13209V191015	09.08.2019	CLINK
	MENJANTI KUJUR	MBA	13209V191016	08.08.2019	APOLLO MUNICH
	NIKHILESH PATRA	MBA	13209V191017	17.08.2019	Sandhar Technologies
	PADMAN KU. SAHOO	MBA	13209V191018	17.08.2019	CEASEFIRE
	PRIYANKA PRIYADARSHINI	MBA	13209V191019	08.08.2019	BANDHAN BANK
	RAHUL NAYAK	MBA	13209V191020	17.08.2019	DALMIA CEMENT
	ROHAN KERKRTTA	MBA	13209V191021	09.08.2019	APOLLO MUNICH
	SAMEER LUGUN	MBA	13209V191022	08.08.2019	TECH MAHINDRA
	SANJANA BAA	MBA	13209V191023	08.08.2019	LIDO LEARNING
	SASWOTI MAHAPATRA	MBA	13209V191024	09.08.2019	BOOKINGJINI	View
	SUBHAM MOHARANA	MBA	13209V191025	09.08.2019	SUSTAINABLE OUTREACH AND UNIVERSAL LEADERSHIP LIMITED
	SUBHAM TIWARI	MBA	13209V191026	08.08.2019	CORTEVA AGRI SCIENCE
	SUBHASMITA NAIK	MBA	13209V191027	08.08.2019	Dalmia
	SUBHRANSU MOHAN SAMANTRAY	MBA	13209V191028	17.08.2019	SURYA INTERNATIONAL
	SUBRAT KU. MOHANTY	MBA	13209V191029	08.08.2019	VKC
	SUMANTA KU. NAYAK	MBA	13209V191030	17.08.2019	ALLIANT GROUP
	SWETA PRIYA SINGH	MBA	13209V191031	08.08.2019	SIMPLY VYAPAR PVT LTD
	VISHAL KU. SAHU	MBA	13209V191032	17.08.2019	DALMIA CEMENT

2020-22

Year	Name	Program	Enrollment	Joining	Name of the employer with contact details	Evidence
2020-22	RASHMIRANJAN KISKU	MBA	13209V201022	26.10.2022	DALMIA CEMENT	View
2020-22	Mr. ANANTA NARAYAN MOHAPTRA	MBA	13209V201003	19.08.2022	IndusInd Financial Inclusion Limited	View
2020-22	Mr. HIMANSHU SEKHAR ROUT	MBA	13209V201013	19.08.2022	IndusInd Financial Inclusion Limited	View
2020-22	Mr. SIMANCHAL MOHANTY	MBA	13209V201028	25.08.2022	IndusInd Financial Inclusion Limited	View
2020-22	Mr. SREETAM PADHI	MBA	13209V201029	19.08.2022	IndusInd Financial Inclusion Limited	View
2020-22	TUSHAR DASH	MBA	13209V201031	21.03.2022	alliantgroup India Talent Private Limited	View
2020-22	SANAT PATTANAIK	MBA	13209V201026	13.08.2022	ICICI LOMBARD	View

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STUDENTS

Sl. No	Name of the student/ Research Scholar	Programme studied	Nature of Achievement	Year of Achievement (JRF/NET)
1	Jyotirmayee Sahoo	PhD	NET	2020
2	Rajlaxmi Mohapatra	PhD	NET	2020
3	Pradeep Baxla	PhD	NET	2019
4	Puja Baliarsingh	PhD	NET	2019
5	Abha satarupa Pati	PhD	NET	2018
6	Ajodhya gourav Mishra	PhD	JRF-SRF	2017
7	Santanu Raj	PhD	JRF-SRF	2016

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