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PLACEMENTS

Summer Placement Highlights
Batch of 2021-23
Domain Wise Companies Highest Stipend Average Stipend
3.5L 57.7K
BFSI
2% 4%
2% Consulting
2%
2% 24%
Operations
11% Manufacturing
IT/ITES
EdTech
Pharma
Ecommerce
15%
FMCG
25%
Interior Design
2% PSU
11%
RESEARCH AT IIMV

FACULTY RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

1. Youth Development in India: Future Generations
in a Changing World. Taylor & Francis.

AUTHORS : DEB, S. BISHAKHA MAJUMDAR. SUNNY, A.M. (2022).
This book provides a comprehensive understanding of youth development and protection
in the Indian context. The book discusses the role of family and culture in the upbringing
and development of youth, changing political and socio-economic situations, and the
influence of parents and teachers in shaping the future of the youth. It also examines the
efficacy of various skill development programmes and national and international policies
designed for the youth. Here are the details of the book.

2. Artificial Intelligence-HRM Interactions and Outcomes: A Systematic Review
and Causal Configurational Explanation.

AUTHORS : BASU, S., BISHAKHA MAJUMDAR, MUKHERJEE, K., MUNJAL, S., &PALAKSHA, C.

Published in Human Resource Management Review (ABDC-A).
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems and applications based on them are fast pervading the various functions of an
organization. While AI systems enhance organizational performance, thereby catching the decision makers’
attention, they pose threats of job losses for huma n resources. This in turn poses challenges to human resource
managers, tasked with governing the AI adoption processes. Click Here for the paper.

1. Free-Float and Stock Liquidity: Evidence from a Policy Experiment.

AUTHORS : MOHAMMAD SHAMEEM JAWED,KOTHA, K. K., & GUPTA,
V. K. (2022).

Published in International Journal of Business and Economics, 7(1), 103. (ABDC-B)

On June 2010 the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) – the Indian market
regulator, mandated the listed firms to increase their Minimum Public Shareholding
(MPS) to 25%. The present study utilises this regulatory intervention as a natural
experimental setup of an exogenous shock to free-floating stocks to examine the
impact on stock liquidity. Click Here for the paper.

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