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Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Logo of IIM Calcutta
Motto Jñānam Sarvahitāya
Motto in English
 Knowledge for the benefit of all
Type
Public business school
Established 13 November 1961; 56 years ago (1961-11-13)
Affiliation
AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS, CEMS
Chairman Shrikrishna Kulkarni[1]
Director Bharatendu Nath Srivastava[2]
Academic staff
 92
Students 1714
Postgraduates 868
Doctoral students
 65+
Location
Joka, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
22°26′44.20″N 88°18′11.79″E / 22.4456111°N 88.3032750°E / 22.4456111; 88.3032750Coordinates: 22°26′44.20″N 88°18′11.79″E / 22.4456111°N 88.3032750°E / 22.4456111; 88.3032750
Campus Urban, 135 acres (0.5 km2)
Nickname Joka
Website www.iimcal.ac.in

Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM Calcutta or IIM-C) is a public business school located in Joka, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. It was the first Indian Institute of Management established by the Government of India in November 1961 in collaboration with Alfred P. Sloan School of Management (MIT), the Government of West Bengal, The Ford Foundation and Indian industry[3]


IIM Calcutta is the first triple accredited management school from India (and one amongst 86 such business schools globally.[4] ) to have accreditation from Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and Association of MBAs (AMBA). It is also the only Indian business school that is a member of the Global Alliance in Management Education (CEMS).[5]




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Academics


    • 2.1 Rankings




  • 3 Campus


    • 3.1 Teaching Blocks


    • 3.2 Auditorium


    • 3.3 Library


    • 3.4 Management Center for Human Values


    • 3.5 Hostels & Accommodation


    • 3.6 Financial Research and Trading Lab


    • 3.7 Amphitheater[30]


    • 3.8 New Campus




  • 4 Student life


    • 4.1 Societies & Clubs


      • 4.1.1 Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation


      • 4.1.2 Consulting Club


      • 4.1.3 Entrepreneurship Cell


      • 4.1.4 Finance & Investments Club


      • 4.1.5 Initiative for Community Action (INCA)


      • 4.1.6 OutTh!nk


      • 4.1.7 Systems Consulting Club


      • 4.1.8 Other major student clubs at IIM Calcutta




    • 4.2 Student Exchange Programmes


    • 4.3 Joka Times




  • 5 Events


    • 5.1 Intaglio


    • 5.2 Carpe Diem


    • 5.3 Lattice




  • 6 Notable people


    • 6.1 Alumni


    • 6.2 Faculty and staff




  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





History


After India became independent in 1947, the Planning Commission was entrusted to oversee and direct the development of the nation. India proliferated in the 1950s, and in the late 1950s, the Commission started facing difficulties in finding suitable managers for the large number of public sector enterprises that were being established in India as a part of its industrial policy. To solve this problem, the Planning Commission in 1959 invited Professor George Robbins of the University of California to help in setting up an all India level institute of management studies. Based on his recommendations, the Indian government decided to set up two elite management institutes, named Indian Institutes of Management.[6]


Indian Institute of Management Calcutta was the first of these IIMs, and was established on 13 November 1961[3] in collaboration with the MIT Sloan School of Management, the government of West Bengal, the Ford Foundation and the Indian industry. Its first Director was K. T. Chandy, the former Chairman of Hindustan Unilever Limited. During the initial years of IIM Calcutta, several renowned academics and visionaries formed part of its core team, including Paul Samuelson, Jagdish Sheth, J K Sengupta, Peter S King, and Thomas Hill.[7]


In its initial years, IIM Calcutta operated from Emerald Bower, Barrackpur Trunk Road, Kolkata. The foundation stone of the current IIM-C campus in Joka, Kolkata, was laid by Morarji Desai, who was then the Deputy Prime Minister of India on 15 Dec 1968. The institute moved to the new campus in 1975.[8]



Academics







IIM Calcutta offers five main full-time academic programmes:[9]



  • Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) – Two-year, full-time MBA programme

  • Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) – Doctoral programme

  • Post Graduate Programme for Executives (PGPEX) – One-year, full-time MBA programme for Executives

  • Post Graduate Programme for Executives for Visionary Leadership in Manufacturing (PGPEX-VLM) – One-year, full-time Executive MBA programme

  • Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics (PGDBA) – Two years, full-time BA programme


As a member of the Global Alliance in Management Education (CEMS), IIM Calcutta also offers the CEMS Masters in International Management degree.


In addition to the above, IIM-C offers other programmes like:




  • Executive Education: Management Development Programmes (MDP) and Custom Corporate Programmes[10][11]

  • Management Programmes for Armed Forces Officers (AFP)


  • Distance Education programmes[12] via technology/platform partners such as HughesNet Global Education[13] and NIIT Imperia[14]

  • Research and Consultancy programmes





Rankings



































Institute rankings
Business – international

Financial Times (MBA) (2017)[15]
 78

QS (MBA) (2018)[16]
 121-130

QS (MBA-Asia,Aus,NZ) (2018)[17]
 18
General – India

NIRF (Overall) (2018)[18]
 34
Business/Management – India

NIRF (2018)[19]
 3

Business Today (2016)[20]
 2

Outlook India (2016)[21]
 2

Worldwide, the Financial Times has ranked IIM Calcutta #23 in its Masters in Management Ranking 2018[22] and #78 in its Global MBA Ranking 2018.[23] The QS Global 250 MBA Rankings 2018 ranked it 121-130 in the world[16] and 18 in Asia, Australia and New Zealand.[17]


In India, IIM Calcutta was ranked third among management schools by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2018[19] and 34 overall.[18] It was also ranked second by Business Today's "India's best B-schools 2016"[20] and by Outlook India's "Top 100 Management Schools" of 2016.[21]



Campus


The main campus of IIM Calcutta, covering 135 acres (0.5 km2) of area, is located in Joka, on the outskirts of Kolkata, India. The institute moved to its present campus in 1975.[8] IIM Calcutta is regarded as the B-School which offers the best on-campus living experience amongst Indian B-Schools.[24]



Teaching Blocks


IIM Calcutta's main Academic Block is situated next to the main administrative building and has four large lecture halls and several additional classrooms.[8] Another academic building named New Teaching Block was opened in 2000 to supplement the main block. All classrooms and lecture halls are air-conditioned and have advanced audio-visual and multimedia capabilities. A new Academic Block has also been constructed and was declared open by the Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh in August 2011.



IIM Calcutta's Auditorium

The Auditorium at IIM Calcutta



Auditorium


The Auditorium at IIM Calcutta, popularly called the Audi, is considered to be the best among any academic campus in India, and hosts most of the important functions in the campus like the convocation, conferences, student events and talks.[25] The facility seats 750 people and was built at a cost of over ₹90 million (US$1.3 million).[8] It is fully air-conditioned and is equipped with ultra-modern equipment including professional audio and visual systems.[25]



Library


The IIM-C library is named Bidhan Chandra Roy Library or BC Roy Memorial Library, after Bidhan Chandra Roy, the second Chief Minister of the state of West Bengal and the first Chairman of the institute. The library is primarily envisioned to meet the requirements of the IIM-C's academic programmes. The largest management library in Asia, it was started with a grant from the Ford Foundation.[8] It houses over 160,000 volumes and also subscribes to hundreds of management journals and provides access to a large collection of electronic databases. The library processes and functions are fully computerized and in addition to print material, it provides access to more than 40,000 online full-text journals.[26]



IIM Calcutta's MCHV

The MCHV building at IIM Calcutta



Management Center for Human Values


The Management Center for Human Values (MCHV) is aimed at "integrating the soft and subtle dimension of human values with the mainstream of skill-dominated management education".[8] The center is located in separate buildings in a part of the campus.



Hostels & Accommodation


IIM-C has 4 main hostels for students pursuing its PGDM, PGDCM and Fellow programmes – Ramanujan Hostel (colloquially called Old Hostel), Tagore Hostel & Annexe (collectively called the White Hostel), New Hostel and Lake View Hostel. Students with families are provided with separate family accommodation. However, PGP students are provided single boarding accommodation only. Preference is given to FPM & PGPEX students for hostel allotment. There are separate hostels for PGPEX and PGPEX-VLM programmes. Single accommodation for PGPEX students is arranged in Management Development Center(MDC). MDC is managed by Hotel Sarovar and facilities provided are equivalent to 3-star hotel accommodation. Students pursuing other courses are usually provided accommodation in the Tata Hall, the guest house in the campus.[8]



Financial Research and Trading Lab


Established in November 2008, the Financial Research and Trading Lab at IIM Calcutta gives an opportunity to students and faculty members to test financial models with "live" information from the major markets of the world like India's National Stock Exchange, Multi Commodity Exchange, National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, Bombay Stock Exchange and Bloomberg.[27] The lab is the only one of its kind in India, and has advanced industry-standard equipment and facilities including 51 trading terminals, trading simulators and Bloomberg Terminals.[28] The lab is aimed to help in academic programmes, research on financial markets, product design and testing, executive education and in organising international and national conferences on finance.[29] The laboratory gives students hands-on experience in financial market data analysis and modelling and also helps in advanced applied research in financial markets.



Amphitheater[30]


Inaugurated by President of India, Pranab Mukherjee, the amphitheater is built in an area of 63,000 square feet with a height of 19 metre at its peak. The Amphitheater being built opposite the existing Library & Information Centre with one connecting wing formed by the recently added new academic building and upon the construction of the eastern wing in future on the opposite side would complete the academic quadrangle.



New Campus


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One of the 7 Lakes




Auditorium from across the Lake



The New Campus is composed of two large "houses" each accommodating 175 students in private rooms with attached balconies. A multi-level Student Commons with two levels of dining seating 200 covers on each floor and a large recreation area on the top floor serves the intellectual community. An Executive Centre with 200 suites and rooms, having training and syndicate rooms and well fitted executive dining and recreation areas is well under construction.


This new residential campus is connected to the existing campus via a steel bridge which was awarded the "most innovative steel structure in India" in 2010 by the Indian Institute of Steel Research and Development, Ministry of Industries, GOI.[citation needed]


In the main campus, a new Academic wing was opened in early 2011 that accommodates amphitheater lecture halls, computer laboratories, incubation areas, faculty offices, class rooms and syndicate rooms on five levels.


The new campus plan and the new buildings are designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Christopher Charles Benninger of Pune, India.



Student life



Societies & Clubs


There are several student-run clubs at IIM Calcutta.[31] Clubs usually have faculty members as guides and consultants, though they are actually managed by students.



Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation


The Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI) at IIM-C provides support for the creation of new business ventures by providing consulting services in evaluating opportunities, identifying resource requirements, helping in acquiring resources and managing new startups.[32] It is also involved in entrepreneurial research and case development, and organises various events in the campus. The flagship event of CEI is the Annual International Entrepreneurship Summit.[33]



Consulting Club


The Consulting Club provides its members with opportunities to get involved in real-life consulting projects that would provide them hands-on experience in the consulting domain.[34] The club leverages IIM-C's strong alumni network and traditional relationships with management consulting firms to arrange various networking events that help students interact with practitioners in the consulting industry to gain a better understanding of the industry. The Consulting Club organises various competitions and events, and publishes an electronic magazine called The Joka Strategist. It also partners with peer groups in IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Bangalore for a magazine named AUDIRE.[35]



Entrepreneurship Cell


Usually referred to as the E-Cell, the Entrepreneurship Cell at IIM Calcutta aims to support and encourage entrepreneurship.[36] The E-Cell has strong ties to TiE and the National Entrepreneurship Network, a non-profit organisation that aims to create and support high-growth entrepreneurs in India. The club organises i2I (Ideas to Implementation), a renowned annual B-plan competition, Ascent, an annual entrepreneurship workshop, and various other events.[37]



Finance & Investments Club


Popularly called the Fin Club, Finance & Investments Club collaborates with corporates and academia from the financial sector to provide a platform for students to improve their quantitative and analytical skills.[38] Leveraging IIM Calcutta's traditional strength in finance, the club organises seminars, industry talks, workshops and finance-based simulated games. In 2009, it helped in organising an International Finance Conference, which is now planned to be held as an annual event.[39]



Initiative for Community Action (INCA)


INCA or INitiative for Community Action is an initiative of the students of the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta focused on social work and community action.[40] Modeled on the Initiative on Social Enterprise (ISE) at Harvard Business School, INCA's activities are primarily in the form of free management consulting service to voluntary organisations, NGOs and others doing useful social work.[41]



OutTh!nk


OutTh!nk is a student club that focuses on puzzles and brain-teasers.[42] It organises various competitions based on logical puzzles, strategy and game theory. The flagship event of OutTh!nk is Pixellated Chaos, a competition held as a part of Intaglio, that mixes the elements of game theory, collusion and treasure hunt.[43]



Systems Consulting Club


The Systems Consulting Club of IIM Calcutta provides a platform for prospective managers to gain experience with real-life issues and problems in technology-related areas.[44] The flagship event of the club is Enigmatics, an annual technology quiz that pits the top management students of India against each other, testing their knowledge about various fields of technology. In addition to Enigmatics and other smaller-scale events, the club organises and supports major events in Intaglio, IIM Calcutta's annual international Business school meet. The club also publishes a magazine, CrossRoads, which reviews major technology-related news stories from around the world, and also publishes technology-oriented papers and essays by students and researchers.[44] The overall objective of the club is to facilitate the development of a good understanding of relevant business processes, coupled with deep practical knowledge about underlying technologies.



Other major student clubs at IIM Calcutta


The following is a partial list of other clubs and Special Interest Groups on campus:



  • HUES Club: The Art club of IIM Calcutta, It organizes painting, sketching & creative workshops/ events for students.

  • Adventure Club: Organizes various activities like treks, hikes and camping trips for students.[45]

  • C'nema Paradiso: A club for movie enthusiasts.

  • Choreo Club: The dance club of IIM Calcutta.[46]

  • Colloquia: Organizes talks, seminars and workshops by eminent personalities on various topics in the campus.[47]

  • DramCell: A club dedicated to Dramatics, organizes plays and dramas.[48]

  • JBS BaroC: The music club of IIM Calcutta, and also the official band of the institute.[49]

  • Lakeside Lens Lovers (LLL): The Photography club of IIM Calcutta.[50]

  • MarCell (Marketing Cell): Organizes various events and competitions related to Marketing.[51]

  • Persona: The literary club of IIM Calcutta. It publishes two magazines: Inquest and IMZine, and conducts various literary events and competitions in the campus.[52]

  • MAC Experiential Marketing Association: This club focuses on events related to Market research.

  • Talent & Organizational Management Special Interest Group, focuses on HRM and BS[53]



Student Exchange Programmes


IIM Calcutta has an extensive network of partner B-schools worldwide through which it conducts student exchange programmes. For the Post Graduate Programme, the student exchange programme (STEP) is usually held in the fifth term, between August–September and December. Every year during this period, more than a hundred students from IIM Calcutta leave for foreign institutes, and an equivalent number from various B-schools arrive in IIM Calcutta to spend the term there. Other academic programmes of IIM-C also offer exchange programmes.[54]



Joka Times


Joka Times is the student-run online campus magazine-journal of IIM Calcutta.[55] It serves as a one-stop site for the latest events, news and updates on IIM Calcutta, and showcases the student-life at IIM-C. Joka Times also hosts a forum, through which students applying for courses at IIM Calcutta are guided by existing students at the institute.[56]



Events



Intaglio


Main article: Intaglio (Business School Summit)

Intaglio is the annual international Business school summit hosted by Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. The flagship event of IIM-C, it was started in 1992 as the National Business School Meet (NBSM),[57][58] and is widely acknowledged to be the biggest B-school meet in India.[59] Intaglio, usually held over a 3-day weekend in January, serves as a platform facilitating the interaction of eminent personalities from the industry, academia, media and government, holding conferences, workshops and seminars by experts in different fields on a wide range of topics.[60][61][62][63] Intaglio also includes a large number of competitive and non-competitive events for B-school students, which attract participation from world-renowned institutions from around the world, like Asian Institute of Technology, Australian Graduate School of Management, CEIBS, ESCP Europe, Harvard Business School, other IIMs, London Business School, MIT Sloan, National University of Singapore, University of Toronto and the Wharton School.[63][64] As a mark of its superior quality of events and processes, Intaglio in 2007 became the first event of its kind in India to achieve the ISO 9001:2000 certification from the International Organization for Standardization.[65][66] In 2010, Intaglio got the distinction of being the first carbon-neutral B-school event in India.[67]


The major regular events at Intaglio include:[68]




  • Olympus – the greatest leadership hunt: The flagship event of Intaglio in its recent editions, Olympus is a business leadership competition in which a single representative each from a few top B-schools compete against one another.


  • Wizards Of Biz – the boardroom battle: A business simulation game.


  • The Great Innovation Challenge: A competition that tests the business innovation and creative skills of participants.


  • Consulting Knights: Co-sponsored by a reputed Management consulting firm, this event exposes participants to real-life business situations, testing their consulting skills.



Carpe Diem


Carpe Diem is the annual cultural fest organised by the students of IIM Calcutta. It's usually held over a 3-day weekend in February and attracts participation from colleges and schools across India. It is the largest B-School Cultural Fest in Eastern India. In 2013, it had over 12000 participants from 100+ colleges.[69]


The major regular events at Carpe Diem are:[70]




  • Armageddon: Amateur Rock music competition.


  • Symphony: Musical concert.


  • Razzmatazz: Fashion show.


  • Euphoria: Dance competition.



Lattice


Lattice is the annual business symposium organized by the PGPEX students of IIM Calcutta. It is a platform that facilitates interaction of students of IIM Calcutta with leaders of Indian society and industry. Lattice is usually held in October. It attracts guests from different spheres of Indian industry, society, IIM Calcutta alumnus, and students from different business schools. The event was started in year 2010. Eminent speakers from diverse industries have graced the symposium. It also has other exciting events such as a Business Quiz, Panel Discussions and alumni meet in store.



Notable people



Alumni


Main article: List of IIM Calcutta alumni

IIM Calcutta has a 15,000+ strong alumni network who have taken up careers in Management, Academy, Public service, Social Service around the world and made significant impact in the chosen areas.Every year the Institute hosts Golden and Silver jubilee reunion[71].Since 2011 the Institute has been awarding a Distinguished Alumni Award to alumni who have made immense contributions in the fields of Management, Academy, Public service, Social Service[72].



Faculty and staff


See also Category:Indian Institute of Management Calcutta faculty





Past and present faculty at IIM Calcutta include many prominent scholars such as management educationist Ravi J. Matthai, economists Paul Samuelson, Ashok Mitra, Yoginder K Alagh, Deepak Nayyar and Anup Sinha, statisticians Warren Bennis, Jagdish Sheth and Rahul Mukerjee, anthropologist Surajit Chandra Sinha, and historians Barun De, Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, Rajat Kanta Ray, Indivar Kamtekar and Sumit Guha.



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