Hi friend I am B.Tech(computer science) final year student and i want to join npti for MBA in power managemant. I have appeared in CAT2010 and expect 70%. so plz friend guide me, i don’t know the admission procedure i.e. when npti announces th…
Hi friend
I am B.Tech(computer science) final year student and i want to join npti for MBA in power managemant. I have appeared in CAT2010 and expect 70%.
so plz friend guide me, i don't know the admission procedure i.e. when npti announces their admission process, how i should apply what is fee etc.
thanks alot
Dude a thread already exists http://www.pagalguy.com/discussions/national-power-training-institute-npti-2010-2012-admission-queries-25046045
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At 70(gen) it wud be very difficult for u dis time.....bt u shud try for it
for admission procedures and all related information u can visit www.nptimba.in
hi , rajat, does npti record 100% plcmnt, wt is the min package
At 70(gen) it wud be very difficult for u dis time.....bt u shud try for it
for admission procedures and all related information u can visit www.nptimba.in
iam from gen, btech electrical,expecting 75%ile, want to make my career in power sector, does any govt sector companies visit npti, is it worth joining npti. pls guide me
hi puys. i am presently in the first year at NPTI and can to the best of my knowledge furnish a few details... i dont have the exact figures but rough estimates
placements this year:
around 40 students out of 56 already placed
highest offer till now arnd 8.5 lpa
avg is somewhere between 5.5 and 6 lpa
major recruiters - PwC, Infosys, PTC India Ltd, Infraline, Feedback ventures, ABPS etc.
my assessment of the college:
faculty: good
infra: avg
placements: good
MDU university course: avg
the college DOES NOT GUARANTEE placements but has had a 100% placement record for reasons that are obvious to us now that we have been introduced to this sector and by virtue of being one of the very few colleges in the country offering this course and being much better than the rest.
last time the seats were increased to 120 from 69 after the first round of counselling due to which the cut off dropped sharply (but a friend informs me that it still wasnt below 70%ile) but thats unlikely to happen this time. though it is unpredictable but i believe the first counselling cutoff might not drop below 80%ile but those below 80%ile must not lose hope, for all you know, the cutoffs might plunge once again.
till last year everyone with a valid CAT score (above 25%ile) and academically eligible candidate (60% in B.E./B.Tech) was called for the GD/PI. those who are in the final year and havent received their final sem/yr marks can apply irrespective of whether their initial semesters' marks aggregate to 60% or not, but their final admission would be subject to their fulfilling the criteria.
MBA power management is a 4 semester course and consists of a 2 month compulsory internship in a company (internship placements are similar to job placements, done through college) sandwiched between the 2 years. on completion of the course you get a degree certificate of MBA power mgmt from MDU (not NPTI) but that is inconsequential.
the fees is Rs.75,000/-per semester exclusive of Rs.10,000/- per semester towards hostel fees. we pay anywhere around Rs.1500-2000 per month towards mess charges. the mess is a co-operative mess managed by the students themselves. the quality of food is good. hostel accommodation is optional, not compulsory. there are quite a few day scholars in my batch.
the summer placements for my batch will start next month. for more info about the summers of my seniors have a look at this
http://www.npti.in/pdf/NPTI_Placement_Brochure.pdf
students from electrical engineering backgrounds understand technical concepts better initially but thats it. Even mechanical engg students have an advantage as far as understanding the concept of generation is concerned, but thats just one subject out of so many that are covered in the course. and for others these are just initial hiccups in understanding; after a month or so into the course it becomes simple and routine.
it is important to note that we are doing a management course here with power sector familiarization. so the technical background takes a backseat by the time we graduate. we are interested in learning the business of power rather than the technical aspects. thats not to say that a non-engineer can do the course just as well as an engineer if you're getting what i mean... at least an average technical know-how is a must.
though some utilities and a few other companies do like to hire electrical and mechanical background students, i have seen many students with IT and non-electrical/non-mechanical backgrounds getting much better jobs. once you are here, it all comes down to how sound your management skills and soft skills are and how well you do in the acads, aptis and interviews. go through the placement brochure to know more about the profiles of students at NPTI.
the types of job profiles that students usually get are consultant, management trainee, etc.
the companies that come for placements can be broadly classified into:
consultancy (PwC, ABPS, Feedback Ventures, Delloite, Mercados emi, etc
regulation (for interships only - CERC, DERC etc)
trading (PTC)
renewables (IREDA, Suzlon, Moser Baer etc.)
utility (Tata power trading, reliance infra, GMR etc.)
and some others like PFC for finance jobs
this year infosys took 6-7 students for IT implementation in power sector related jobs and is paying them between 6.5 - 7 lpa
the only PSUs that visit the campus are IREDA, PFC and PTC (which is a PPP)
for those who feel that they would rather not restrict their career scope to just power, this college is not for them. The power sector is growing like no other sector I know of (compared to even IT or any other sector you can think of. Youll fully appreciate what I am saying within your first 2 months at NPTI), whats more, there is a shortage of managers. Sometimes, NPTI runs out of students to place (meaning, the industry demands more). Those who are really weak in soft skills obviously find it hard to get placed but NPTI has been finding jobs even for them.
the data may not be 100% accurate and is based on my own experience at NPTI, my judgement and what I have gathered from my teachers, my seniors at college and those who are working.
please visit Welcome to NPTI, MBA in Power Management - nptimba.in
Rajat Tomar
MBA (Power Management)
NPTI, 9th batch
wats d last date for submiting the application form for the npti??????
is it online/offline??????
m BE IT expecting 90-95 dis year(maybe more depending upon accuracy)
wat r my chances for npti???????
the application is offline (by post along with the DD of the requisite amount)...
the last date for receipt of completed application forms is 28th Feb 2011
http://npti.in/pdf/MBA%20Aplication%...%202011-13.pdf
http://npti.in/pdf/NPTI_Placement_Brochure.pdf
please read all of it carefully to know more about the college.
Rajat Tomar
MBA (Power Management)
NPTI, 9th batch
@rajito
nice info........will luk forward to this college.
samanth62 Sayshi , rajat, does npti record 100% plcmnt, wt is the min package
yes d collg has 100% plcmnt record till now
what about MBA in Power management at Nagpur n Neyveli(Tamil Nadu)?They too offer this course right?
Faridabad is the only campus where MBA is offered...
hey
i got 60 percentile . and i m a obc candidate . do i stand any chance of getting into mba power management
hii..
i got 88 percentile in CAT
have 68.8% in B.E (Electrical & Electronics)
59.4% in 12th
71% in 10th
Do i stand a chance to get admission in NPTI? right now i am in my father's business so i have work ex of 6 months.
hey puys,
i got 57.02 percentile in CAT
and my past record is
10th - 88%
12 th - 78%
engg - 60 Agg
work EX- 14 months in software industry
can i hold any chance to get admission?.....please help
aspirants above 85 hv vry good chances nd above 80 have fair chances
below 80 shud nt loose hope nd try to prfrm vry gud in gd pl
bt below 70 wud be vry diffclt to cnvrt (gen catg)
for obc u cn xpect 10-15 %le less for evry statmnt made above
nd at d end dere's alwz ur destiny so better forget cat scor nw nd focus on gd pi
good luck
aspirants above 85 hv vry good chances nd above 80 have fair chances
below 80 shud nt loose hope nd try to prfrm vry gud in gd pl
bt below 70 wud be vry diffclt to cnvrt (gen catg)
for obc u cn xpect 10-15 %le less for evry statmnt made above
nd at d end dere's alwz ur destiny so better forget cat scor nw nd focus on gd pi
good luck
what about a sc category ???
i got 57.02 percentile in CAT
and my past record is
10th - 88%
12 th - 78%
engg - 60 Agg
work EX- 14 months in software industry
Do i expect a call??...
if i have a chance then should i have to prepare for GD PI .....technical ,non technical ,general what r the things we need to go through??