RITESH DUA Relationship Manager, Religare Macquarie BMBA, Class of 2007
VIVEK GUPTA Asst Manager, Ansal Dwarikadhesh BMBA, Class of 2007
*(Assumption made on the basis of market salary for a graduate student)
NISHANT GUPTA, Manager Exports, India Today BMBA, Class of 2006
SATAKSHI MISHRA, Sr. Analyst, Colt Technologies BMBA, Class of 2009
SAKSHI GOEL, Executive, AD Sales BMBA, Class of 2009
TARUN GOEL German Technical Cooperation BSBA, Class of 2007
*(Assumption made on the basis of market salary for an undergraduate student)
ANKUR JAIN IT Recruiter, Oracle MBA, Class of 2009
MANSIMIRAN KAKKAR Manager Sales, Hewlett Packard BMBA, Class of 2006
ASEEM CHALANA BDM, Kotak Life Insurance BSBA, Class of 2010
AMANDEEP SINGH TOOR Manager Sales, Seagrams MBA, class of 2008
The ROI (Return on Investment) is the ratio of money gained on an investment relative to the amount of money invested. The ROI calculation is based on
For Example, if we take the case of Tarun Goel, we assume that his salary at the time of joining BSBA program is 0.6 lacs /annum. (i.e. Rs 5000/-) as he was not working. This assumption is based on the market salary offered. Since his current salary is 6 lacs/annum, which when divided by the investment made on the course fees, (BSBA program fees in 2004 was 3 lacs), the ROI in the current year works out to 200%. His growth rate is 150% in 4 years and considering the same annual growth rate, his ROI in next five year will be 1200 %. However, return on investment is a result of the combination of good management education, the skills and ability of the individual manager and can vary as a result.