1. business and industrial
2. textile industry

Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) 2015-17
Admission 2015 -16
Union Textile Minister’s Message
I am delighted to know that Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles &
Management, an autonomous Institute was setup by Ministry of Textiles, Government of India,
in the year 2002 with an objective of professionalizing the Indian Textile Industry b y creating
competent managers who will be manning the various facets of Textile Industry.
The Institute is helping the Textile Industr y in reaching its targets and also realization of its
objectives by consistently offering short term Programme, taken up regular Industry related
consultancy work, where by students get a direct exposure to the practical problems and relevant
solution. The Institute provides a holistic all-round development in transforming an individual
into qualified and professional managers
I greet all the students and welcome them to be a part of SVP ISTM family and transform
yourself into a Professional Manager to Manage the Textile Industry.
Chairman’s Message
The knowledge driven society that we live in today, demands us to be partners in imbibing and
creating knowledge and innovate technologies at excellent levels on continuing basis and
strengthen the process and development with justice. As a higher education institution we have a
decisive role to play in facilitating and empowering our youth to be effective dynamic partners
and leaders in building the nation and sustainable global peace.
Vice Chairman’s Message
Today‟s business requires professionals who are not just efficient functionaries but are also
business leaders in their right who have a clear vision for development. The strategic thinking
and business acumen to compete, excel and win are amongst the salient competencies required at
the middle and senior levels in the organizations. At SVPISTM, continuously thrive to create a
strong cadre of professionals who will become inspiring performers and decision makers in the
Global Textile Market. SVPISTM has developed an environment that ensures students not just
imbibe academic concepts but also develop required analytical and decision making skills to be
the leaders in the ever changing world of business. Focus on value-based system at SVPISTM
coupled with social concern helps in transforming the students as promising leaders of tomorrow.
1|P age
Director’s Message
The budding managers from SVPISTM are trained in all the spheres of management along with
the necessary technical inputs by the experienced and highly qualified faculty members. The
School also provides opportunity for the students to experience the textiles industry during their
learning process in the form of industrial visits, field based projects and internships. The School
is also supporting the industry in the form of Continuing Educational Programs (CEP)
such as Management Development Programs (MDP), Executive Development Programs (EDP),
Faculty Development Programs (FDP), etc.
As a part of exchanging innovative ideas and information with the industry, the School is
conducting seminars and conferences.
I take this opportunity to invite you to SVP ISTM which provides the gateway for a successful
career in textiles industry
2|P age
1.
SVPISTM- PIONEER IN TEXTILE MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
Ministry of Textiles, Govt.of India has promoted Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School
of Textiles & Management (SVPISTM), in Coimbatore with the purpose to promote Textiles and
Management Education in the country so as to cater the growing need of professionals of Textile
Industr y. SVP ISTM is first of its kind in India promoted by the Central Government in
Coimbatore. The school is strategically located at Coimbatore, the region widely acknowledged
as having the largest concentration of textile related activities in the world. The proximity to the
textile industry offers a unique opportunity to the students in gaining first-hand knowledge of the
industry b y interacting with several leading experts from the industry. The Institute believes in
an optimal blend of western intelligence, management and technology skills with values of India.
We at SVP ISTM have an informal culture yet having highest focus on academic rigor, discipline,
decorum and devotion. The SVP ISTM family works with highest degree of team spirit,
companionship and enthusiasm. The unique combination of academic and extracurricular
activities makes the Institute a very happening place to facilitate students in the process of
learning. The students are given opportunity to conduct various business management events and
extra-curricular activities to fine tune their managerial skills , relax, refresh and recharge.
SVPISTM delivers Textile Management education with a vision
To emerge as an Internationally Renowned Centre of Excellence in Textile Management
Education, creating a strong cadre of professional managers who will become inspiring
performers and decision makers, capable of attaining high standards and competitive edge to
bring the Indian Textile Industry to the forefront.
2. Programmes offered by SVPISTM
1. Two-year (Full Time) Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Textiles)
2. Two-year (Full Time) Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Apparels)
3. Two year (Full Time) Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Retail Management)
Eligibility:
A graduate from an y discipline (recognized by UGC / AICTE) with a minimum of 15 years
(10+2+3) of education and having 50 percent or above (45 percent or above for SC/ST/DAP*)
aggregate marks at the graduation level can apply for admission. The percentage of aggregate
marks is to be calculated as per the practice followed by the concerned university or institution.
In case the university/institution does not have any scheme for converting CGPA into equivalent
marks, the equivalence would be established by SVPISTM b y dividing obtained CGPA with the
maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the resultant with 100. Those who are in their final
3|P age
year and who expect to complete all the requirements of graduation before August 15, 2015 can
also apply.
SVPISTM encourages applications from applicants with diverse academic backgrounds.
2.1. Two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Textiles)
A two year full time course, PGDM [Textiles] is designed to offer core management learning for
textile professionals. Addressing the growing complexity and competition of textile business,
this program provides the
right synergy of technology
and management aligned to
the specific needs of textile industry. The course runs through
four semesters. The first two
semesters comprise of fundamental management training with specific application in textile
industry. This is complemented with industrial interaction, seminars, projects etc. The third
management.
semester takes the student through the advanced areas of textile industry
In the fourth and final semester an internship and the focus on the functional areas of Textile
management to provide the finishing touch in a way of thorough knowledge and understanding
and 3rd
in specific domain. An extensive industry based project is carried out between 2nd
semester.
2.2Two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Apparels)
The two- year full time course, PGDM [Apparel], is oriented to the needs of fast growing apparel
industry covering knitting and garment clusters in the country. Creating a cadre of specialized
professionals with technical and managerial knowledge is the objective of this course. The
course is divided into two modules. The first module deals with basic textiles, knitting
technology and fundamentals of management. The second module comprises of an advanced
study of apparel, marketing, finance, human resources and retail aspects of managing apparel
industry, interspersed with a field project to provide a comprehensive knowledge of theoretical
and practical facets of the Industry.
2.3. Two year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Retail
Management)
The two year full time course is focused as a professional program in retailing designed for the
benefit of students seeking career opportunities
in the realm of Retail Management. The
programme equips the students with expertise in efficient handling of retail operations, effective
formulation of retail strategies, developing innovative CRM approaches in retailing along with
wide exposure on the contemporary issues in International Retailing. Students who successfully
complete the course may seek exciting career opportunities in several fields of retailing
including Retail Designing, Logistics Management, Retail Supply Chain, Channel and Categor y
Management.
4|P age
3. ADMISSION PROCEDURE –SVPISTM
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles and Management is mandated to create
the finest managers for the Indian Textiles Industry; Since inception, the institute is conducting
an entrance test (Sadar Vallabhbhai Patel – Management Admission Test ) to select the most
appropriate candidate for Textile, Apparel and Retail Management education. SVP-MAT is
designed to assess the aptitude of candidates for future business success. The test score is a
partial assessment for meritorious scholarships and admission. SVP –MAT (2015) would be
conducted in offline / online mode across various cities of India. The pattern along with rules and
regulations are as follows:
Students qualified in other aptitude tests like MAT, CAT, XAT, TANCET, etc. is exempted for
SVP-MAT. But to avail the SVPISTM Scholarship (Refer Clause No.4), qualifying in the SVPMAT admission test is compulsory.
3.1 SVP-MAT PROCEDURE
SVP-MAT (2015) question paper is designed to assess the capability of the candidates for
admission. The Question paper will have 100 objective type questions 25 questions each from
the following areas. Each question will be followed by four alternative answers and the candidate
has to choose the correct answer.
1)
Quantitative Aptitude
2)
Reasoning
3)
English
4)
General Knowledge
(1). Quantitative Aptitude: Evaluate the candidate‟s numerical ability and problem solving skills
and apply the data to business decisions from given typical business situations.
Number S ystems and Number Theory, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Simple & Compound
Interest, Speed, Time and Distance, Time and work, Averages, Ratio, Proportion, Logarithm,
Progressions - AP, GP, HP, Permutation & Combination, Probability, mathematical problems at
graduate level (including those learnt in plus two or equivalent level).
(2).Reasoning: Measures the candidate‟s ability to interpret, analyze, and draw logical
conclusions based on numerical data presented in graphs and tables. Number and Letter Series,
Calendars, Clocks, Binary Logic Seating Arrangement, Logical Sequence, Logical Matching,
Logical Connectives, S yllogism, Blood Relations.
5|P age
(3). English: To test the knowledge on written English with questions on errors in usage,
grammar, punctuations and the like. Vocabulary Based (S ynon yms Antonyms), English Usage or
Grammar, Sentence Correction, Fill in the blanks, Cloze Passage, Jumbled Paragraph, MeaningUsage, Match, Summary Questions, Verbal Reasoning, Facts /Inferences / Judgments, Reading
Comprehension.
(4). General Knowledge: To evaluate the knowledge of candidate in current affairs, history and
general knowledge.
QUESTIONS & EVALUATION SCHEME:
Sl.No.
Course
Duration
of the Test
No. of
Questions
Mark for every
correct answer
Max.
Marks
1
PGDMTextiles
PGDMApparels
PGDM
Retail
Mang
2 Hrs.
100
1
100
2 Hrs.
100
1
100
2 Hrs.
100
1
100
2
3
Candidate desires to take admission in the SVPISTM need to successfully qualif y in the SVPMAT 2015 admission test.
The result of the test will be displayed in the institute website The
short listed candidates
will be called to the institute campus (Coimbatore) or selected cities in
India for GD and PI and final selection. Following weightages are given for the final selection of
candidates.
Score of the test (Offline/ Online)
- 50%
Academic Performance (Graduation Marks) - 30%
Score of the Personal Interview (PI)
- 15%
Experience (CE)
- 5%
The final qualified and shortlisted candidates‟ names will be displayed in the website and
communicated individually for admission.
6|P age
3.2 ANSWER SHEET HANDLING:
For Offline SVP–MAT (2015) is a paper pencil based objective type multiple choice question
paper. The candidate has to choose the correct answer and shade the corresponding small open
box provided for that question in the answer sheet with either a HB pencil or a ball point pen
(blue or black). If more than one open box is shaded for any question, then it will be treated as
wrong answer. When changes are to be made in the answer sheet, the initial pencil shading must
be erased completely before shading the new open box. Improper and light shading may result in
wrong evaluation.
For Online test, the candidates should have understanding of basic computer knowledge and
other procedural details will be communicated later.
4. SVP –MAT SCHOLARSHIP
Eligible candidates seeking for admission at SVPISTM for the year 2015-16 have the provision
to avail the Scholarship up to Rs.40,000 /- in the first year based on the overall scores earned in
the above mentioned in 3.1 SVP-MAT admission procedure . The scholarship is available for
50% of the candidates on the meritorious basis in the first year. Scholarship in the second year
up to Rs. 40,000 /- will be provided based on the Academic and Attendance records in the first
year. SVP-MAT admission test is compulsory for Scholarship.
4.1 PROCEDURE TO APPLY
Application for the admission can be down loaded from the Institute website.
•
•
•
•
Log in to the website to download the application.
Click on " PGDM DOWNLOAD APP LICATION " in Home Page
Fill in the basic details required for registration and submit the form.
Once submitted, Application will be downloaded.
Application Cost and Payment mode details
General/OBC candidates : Rs.1000/SC/ST/PH candidates : Rs.500/The amount for the application may be sent as DD drawn in favor of “The Director ,SVPISTM “
payable at Coimbatore or may be paid online through RTGS/NEFT or may be paid directly at
the SVPISTM admission office
SBI A/c: 31463768179
BRANCH: PEELAMEDU, COIMBATORE
IFSC CODE: SBIN0007231
Filled-in application along with required documents mentioned in the application to be sent to
the Institute.
7|P age
4.2.PROGRAMME FEE
The PGDM course fee for both 1st & 2nd year is approximately Rs. 2, 10, 000/- (Two lakh Ten Thousand).
Additional amount of Rs. 20,000 /- (Twenty Thousand) will be collected in 4th semester, in case student wants
to pursue MBA in parallel with PGDM. The course fees can be paid in semester wise.
Hostel boarding and lodging expenses are Rs. 5000/- per month at present.
Institute has MOU with IDBI bank and will facilitate the process of getting loan from the bank.
4.3.IMPORTANT DATES
Last date for receipt of completed applications in hard copy 30.03.2015
SVP- MAT Test (online/ Offline)
4th Apr. to 12th Apr. 2015
Personal Interview
will be announced later
Announcement of final results
will be announced later
Correspondence Address:
The Director,
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles and Management
Post Box No: 1483, Avanashi Road, Peelamedu, Coimbatore - 641004
Mobile: 09843814145 ,09047634005, 9629715814,
Landline: 0422- 2571675, 2592205 Fax:0422-2571623
Email: [email protected] ; [email protected]
Note:
Applicants are requested to refer to SVPISTM (www.svpitm.ac.in) website before
sending an y quer y to admissions office by e-mail or making phone calls.
5. SVPISTM –CAMPUS
5.1.Human Resources
The SVP ISTM faculty comprises experienced scholars, practitioners and Industr y experts
of
national and international repute. They represent a wide range of disciplines, such as the various
functional areas of management and Textiles. (marketing, finance, strategy,
information
technology, operations, organizational behaviour and human resources), Staff members
8|P age
of SVP ISTM provide reliable and strong support to the faculty, participants, and participants of
MDPs. Alumni make a valuable contribution to the overall development of Textile Sector of
India b y designing innovative products for development interventions. Visiting Faculty and
Fellows (who stay for a brief period) also play an important role in the academic activities of
SVPISTM contributing to specific needs of the institute in terms of consultancy, research, and
teaching which are supported by academic associates and research associates.
9|P age
5.2. Performance Evaluation System
The evaluation of student‟s s performance in the programme is a continuous process affording an
opportunity for frequent and regular corrections.
(i)
All assessment of a subject will be done on mark basis. The Performance Analysis
Committee which shall meet within three weeks after the completion of all
examinations shall analyse the performance of students in all assessments (continuous
and semester) of a subject and decide the letter grade ranges for the subject.
(ii)
The letter grades and the corresponding grade points are as follows:
and the corresponding grade points are as follows:
Range of Marks
obtained
90 – 100
80 – 89
70 – 79
60 – 69
50 – 59
Supplementary
Examination
0 – 49
Incomplete
Withdrawal
Performance
Letter grade
Grade Points
Excellent
Very Good
Good
Fair
Pass
Pass
S
A
B
C
P
R
10
9
8
7
6
5
Fail
–
–
F
I
W
0
0
0
(iii)
A minimum of 50% in the semester examination is required for placing in grades
Pass and above (Regulation 8.2)
(iv)
Students scoring less than 50 marks shall be deemed to have failed and be given „F‟
grade.
(v)
The letter grade „I‟ indicates prevention from appearing for Examination and „W‟
indicates the authorized withdrawal
5.3 Library
SVPISTM LIBRARY
The Academic library has been described as the “heart” of the learning community, providing a
place for students and faculty to do their research and advance their knowledge.
SVPISTM
Librar y strives for a high qualit y of library service, which emphasizes the actual delivery of
information rather than the actual delivery of documents to meet the generic as well as specific
needs of users. LIBSYS software system is used with barcode scanning facility for computerized
10 | P a g e
circulation system and all other housekeeping activities. It uses state-of-the-art technology in its
functioning and services.
The SVPISTM Librar y has a rich collection of books on Textile Technology, Management,
Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences and General. This collection includes Dictionaries,
Encyclopedias, Reference Books, Textbooks, Manuals, Back volumes, Project reports, Compact
Discs, and Audio and Video cassettes. Now SVPISTM librar y has 6500 volumes with 3878
titles. Apart from the subject books, GATE, CAT, GMAT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL and Civil
Service Exam books are available in the Librar y.
Online Databases PROQUEST (ABI/INFORM
complete) and Capitaline
are subscribed b y
SVPISTM Librar y and arranged for the access to
whole campus through LAN. We subscribe
more than 80 National and International printed journals and magazines for the enhancement of
academic community.
5.4 Information Technology Laboratory
The Computer
facilities
include Local Area Workstations with continuous Internet access to
all machines Windows
and Linux Operating S ystem environments. The
center
has
specific
Studios for
different computer applications. The Laboratory is equipped with latest
Textile Design and Garment Design Software.
5.5 Hostel Facilities
SVPISTM provides Hostel facility for both boys and Girls inside the premises with ver y good
arrangement of Cafeteria and Wi-Fi facility. Students staying in the Hostel have very good
access to the Internet and Librar y facilities of the Institute. The Institute being located in the
heart of the Coimbatore city and on the famous commercial National Highwa y (Avanashi Raod)
has excellent public transport facilities and very good accessibility to Railway station and
Airport.
5.6 Placement Cell
A separate Placement Cell of SVPISTM has Placement Coordinator and a committee comprising
of Faculty and Student Coordinators.
Placement cell continuously interacts with the leading textile manufacturing companies; export
units, overseas buying houses etc.,
to arrange Industrial visits, Internship Training, Real time
Projects , Project cum Placements, Campus Interviews and Final Placements with the Textile
organizations
all over the country and International. The placement office with all necessary
infrastructures at the Institute consists of three coordinators each from faculty and students.
Students coordinators of the Cell are trained to handle the various activities of the Placement
cell.
The Committee meets often in planning and scheduling the various placement activities.
Placement Readiness programs and various soft skill development Programs are organized on
continuous basis by the Placement cell for the personality and skill development of the
individual students and better performance in the campus interviews.
11 | P a g e
With the acquired technical & managerial knowledge and skills provided by the Placement cell,
students of this institute are well placed in high positions at Corporate Textile industries and also
with Govt. sectors (Textile departments) with very high salar y packages.
5.7 Skill enhancement Program for employability
Students will undergo certain Skill Enhancement Programs in different domain areas depending
upon the skill gap assessed in them. Team building and group cohesion programme will be
conducted so as to strengthen their inter-personal and communication skills. This may include
Personality Development Programmes (PDPs), special verbal/written communication
programmes, etc.
5.8 International MoU’s and Projects in other Universities:
International Interaction is part of the Objective of the Institute to promote the quality education,
Research and Developments, Consultancy and Students Project. SVPISTM has signed MoU with
Saxion University, Netherlands and Technical University, Chech Republic. Student and Faculty
exchange programs and Students Research projects are ongoing activities to motivate the
students to set into an International Exposure.
5.9. Nodal Centre for Up gradation of Textile Education (NCUTE)
SVPISTM is the current custodian of NCUTE, established by the Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of
India with the broad objective of enhancing textile education through improved retraining of
teachers, meet the challenges of emerging technology and quality of input, and to establish a
dynamic system for reform of textile education in the country to meet with international
standards and market demands. SVPISTM is carrying out various activities to achieve the
objectives of NCUTE.
5.10. Endowments / Awards
The institute/school contemplates an endowment board to reward meritorious students in their
academic endeavour. In connection with this, leading industrialists have agreed to give awards to
the topper in the respective courses every year. For outstanding academic performance medals
will be presented at the time of the Convocation, subject to the condition that the medal winning
student has qualified for the Diploma and has not violated any discipline or has not been charged
with misconduct during the programme. The details of various medals will be announced from
time to time, but typically would be for the top three rank holders of a programme.
5.11 Student’s Affair Cell (SAC)
The Students Affairs Cell is entrusted with the responsibility to identify and develop the skill of
students as well as counsel them for channelizing their energies into right avenues including identifying the students' individual skill and potential for promoting them to take active
12 | P a g e
participation in the competition and other programmes / initiatives meant for B-Schools all over
the country The cell also has the
objective of providing a learning platform to the students
through industry institute interaction. Various Guest Lectures by the industry experts
and
Industrial visits will be organized to learn the industry practices. To enhance the various
managerial skills of the students‟ events such as Business Quiz, Panel and Group Discussions,
Debates on the current affairs related to Business will be conducted. Students who are
demonstrating their skills will be elected as Office Bearers of the SAC immediately after the
commencement of Academic activities every year.
1. Students of SVPISTM should actively participate in the activities of SAC
2. All students should attend lecture sessions arranged b y SAC
3. Absentees should submit the letter stating the reason for absence to the Faculty Coordinator of
SAC
4. The Faculty Coordinator will maintain the attendance of the students which is to be included
with regular attendance.
5.12KAVIN I- Women Development Forum: KAVIN I in the Institute focuses on the holistic
development of the women students by organizing various professional and personnel
developmental activities for women students of the Institute. KAVINI also has a plan to focus on
the women developmental activities for the society.
Apart from the various events conducted by all the special forums, Institute focuses on the
following special skill based programs for the students:
•
Placement Readiness program
•
Soft skills Development Program
•
Outbound Leadership Development Training
•
Intra Management Games
•
English Language classes
•
Hindi Language Classes
•
Involving students in real time research activities of the Institute
•
Need based Industrial Internship and Projects
5.13 Enterprising Students from SVPISTMThe curriculum and Industry exposure at SVPISTM made the students much enterprising. Many
entrepreneurs are budding from the Institution.
“The two year PGDM (apparel) course from SVPITM , full support to explore my ideas and
learn more about industry ever y week we got to attend TMA & IV to various textile industries
that industry-theor y related study, case studies, industry related projects ,business plans etc,
given more knowledge for me about industry. The only mantra I believe is „IMPOSS IBLE IS
NOTHING‟ –everything possible if we do hard work & we really tr y!!” By Sanoop (2007-09)
“My education at SVP ISTM made me a more successful person in the business and life. It
enhanced my leadership qualities and refined my anal ytical skills. It boosted my confidence to
realize and face challenges. Now I understand that I owe my success to my upbringing and
13 | P a g e
schooling. I pa y m y respect and tribute to the Director and members of Faculty of SVP ISTM for
my formative years.” MOHAMMED ZAIN (2008-10) FAMILY BUS INESS,THE NEW
STORE,KANNUR,KERALA
“During my graduation at SVPISTM, I developed a far more critical, analytical and long-range
management approach and improved my abilities in the functional areas of Production,
Marketing and Finance. Today it just a year and half since I graduated with my PGDM- Textiles
from SVPISTM and my life has changed. I run my own compan y; I do business globally and I
will soon make it big. Ultimately it's all thanks to SVPISTM PGDM- Textile, which gave me
confidence and proved that I could do more!” Ahmad Nadeem (2007-09) Director- Latifi Silk
14 | P a g e
6. COURSE CURRICULUM
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Apparel )
Curriculum
Code
DMA1114
DM1214
DM1314
DM1414
DM1514
DM1614
DM1714
DM1814
DM1914
First Semester
Basics of Textiles
Fabric Manufacturing
Business Economics
Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour
Marketing Management
Accounting for Manager
Retail Concept and Environment
Management Information S ystem
English and Hindi Language Laboratory
Credits
4
4
3
3
3
4
3
3
Non-Cr
Total Credit for the Semester I
Code
Second Semester
DMA2114 Apparel Manufacturing
DM2214
Apparel Merchandising
DM2314
Research Methods and Statistics
DM2414
Human Resource Management
DM2514
Financial Management
*
Sectoral Elective - Apparel Operation( EA-I )
*
Management Functional Elective (EM-I)
DM2614
Business Communication Laboratory
DM2714
Textile and Apparel Product Analysis Lab
DM2814
Industrial Training / Internship (5 – weeks)
27
Credits
3
3
4
3
4
3
3
2
Non-Cr
4
Total Credit for the Semester II
Code
Third Semester
DMA3114 Quality Evaluation & Management in Apparel
DM3214
Textile Marketing and Export Documentation
DM3314
Textile Business Environment and Law
DM3414
Textile Costing
DM3514
Quantitative Techniques
DM3614
Supply Chain Management
*
Sectoral Elective - Apparel Operation ( EA-II )
*
Management Functional Elective (EM-II)
29
Credits
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
15 | P a g e
DM3714
Business Software Application in Textile Industry
Non-Cr
(Practical)
Total Credit for the Semester III
25
Code
Fourth Semester
Credits
DM4114
Technical Textiles Product Manufacturing
3
DMA4214 Processing and Finishing of Apparel
3
DM4314
Entrepreneurship Development in Textiles & Apparel
3
DM4414
Strategic Management and Corporate Governance
3
DM4514
Environment & Compliance Management
3
*
Sectoral Elective - Apparel Operation ( EA-III )
3
*
Management Functional Elective (EM-III)
3
DM4614
Managerial Skill and Personality Development
2
Laboratory
DM3814
Project Work ( 8 weeks)
6
Total Credit for the Semester IV
29
Grand Total
110
EA- Elective Apparel (Sectoral) EM- Elective Management (Functional)
* Code number of subject as per elective chosen
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
Sectoral Electives – Apparel Operation Management
(Compulsory 3 subjects to be chosen )
DMA114
DMA214
DMA314
DMA414
DMA514
DMA614
Code
DMF114
DMF214
DMF314
16 | P a g e
Production and Operations Management
Industrial Engineering in Apparel Industr y
Fabric Forecasting and Sourcing
Smart Garments
Fashion Management
Total Quality Management
Management Functional Electives
(3 Subjects from any one function to be chosen)
Subjects
Function: Finance
Working Capital Management in Textile Industry
International Financial Management
Financial Services
Function: Marketing
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
Credits
3
3
3
DMM114
DMM214
DMM314
DMM414
DMM514
DMH114
DMH214
DMH314
Industrial Product Global Marketing
Consumer Behaviour & CRM
Textile Product & Brand Management
Advertising and Sales Promotion
Rural Marketing
Function: Human Resources
Labour Welfare and Employment Laws for IR
Organisation Behaviour
Performance Management
DMI114
DMI214
DMI314
Function: Information Technology
Enterprise Resource Planning in Textile Industry
Business Intelligence and knowledge Management
E – Business in Textiles
3
3
3
DMR112
DMR212
DMR312
DMR412
Function: Retail
Retail Operation and Mall Management
Retail Buying and category Management
Store La yout, Design and Visual Merchandising
E- Retailing
3
3
3
3
Code No.
RM1114
RM1214
RM1314
RM1414
RM1514
RM1614
RM1714
RM1814
RM1914
RM2114
17 | P a g e
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Retail)
Curriculum
Courses
Credit
Semester I
Management Concepts & Organizational
3
Behaviour
Managerial Economics
3
Information Technology in Retail Business
3
Accounting & Costing for Managers
4
Basics of Textiles-I
4
Marketing Management
3
Retail Concepts & Environment
3
English & Hindi Language Laboratory
Non-Cr
Retail Shop-floor Training (Semester End
2
Practical- 2 weeks)
Total Credit for the Semester I
Semester II
Basics of Textiles-II
25
4
RM2214
RM2314
RM2414
RM2514
RM2614
RM2714
RM2814
RM2914
RM21014
RM3114
RM3214
RM3314
RM3414
RM3514
RM3614
RM3714
RM3814
RM3914
RM4114
RM4214
RM4314
RM4414
RM4514
RM4614
*
*
RM4714
RME114
RME214
RME314
RME414
18 | P a g e
Strategic Planning & Franchising
Retail Financial Management
Research Methods & Statistics for Management
Human Resource Management
Retail Operations and Mall Management
Product and Brand Management
Business Communication Lab
Textile and Apparel Product Analysis Lab
Industrial Training / Internship ( 5- weeks)
Total Credit for the Semester II
Semester III
Textile Business Environment & Law
Supply Chain Management
Retail Advertising and Sales Promotion
Retail Buying and Category Management
Consumer Behavior & Relationship Management
Quantitative Techniques
International Marketing and Retailing
Marketing Research
Business software Application in Retail ( Practical)
Total Credit for the Semester III
Semester IV
Inventory Control Management
Retail Sales and Distribution Management
Store La yout Design & Visual Merchandising
Entrepreneurship Development
Managerial Skill and Personality Development Lab
Services Marketing
Elective I
Elective II
Project work- 8 weeks
Total Credit for the Semester
IV
Electives
Rural Retailing
e-retailing
Lifest yle Retailing
Total Quality Management
Total Credit for the degree
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
Non-Cr
4
31
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Non-Cr
25
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
6
29
3
3
3
3
110
* Code number of subject as per elective chosen
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Textiles)
Curriculum
Code
DM1114
DM1214
DM1314
DM1414
DM1514
DM1614
DM1714
DM1814
DM1914
Basics of Textiles
Fabric Manufacturing
Business Economics
Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour
Marketing Management
Accounting for Managers
Retail Concept and Environment
Management Information S ystem
English and Hindi Language Laboratory
Credits
4
4
3
3
3
4
3
3
Non-Cr
Code
DM2114
DM2214
DM2314
DM2414
DM2514
*
*
DM2614
DM2714
DM2814
Total Credit for the Semester I
Second Semester
Processing and Finishing of Textiles
Apparel Merchandising
Research Methods and Statistics
Human Resource Management
Financial Management
Sectoral Elective-Textiles Operation( ET-I )
Management Functional Elective (EM-I)
Business Communication Laboratory
Textile and Apparel Product and Analysis Lab
Industrial Training / Internship (5 – weeks)
27
Credits
3
3
4
3
4
3
3
2
Non-Cr
4
Code
DM3114
DM3214
DM3314
DM3414
DM3514
DM3614
*
*
DM3714
Total Credit for the Semester II
Third Semester
Quality Evaluation in Textiles
Textile Marketing and Export Documentation
Textile Business Environment and Law
Textile Costing
Quantitative Techniques
Supply Chain Management
Sectoral Elective - Textile Operation (ET-II)
Management -Functional Elective (EM-II)
Business Software Application in Textile Industry
29
Credits
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
Non-Cr
19 | P a g e
First Semester
(Practical)
Total Credit for the Semester III
Code
DM4114
DM4214
DM4314
DM4414
DM4514
*
*
Fourth Semester
Technical Textiles Product Management
Apparel Manufacturing
Entrepreneurship Development in Textiles
Strategic Management and Corporate Governance
Environment & Compliance Management
Sectoral Elective-Textiles Operation (ET-III)
Management Functional Elective (EM-III)
DM4614
Managerial Skill and Personality Development
Laboratory
Project work ( 8 weeks)
Total Credit for the Semester – IV
Grand Total
DM4714
25
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
6
29
110
ET- Elective Textiles (Sectoral) EM- Elective Management (Functional)
* Code number of subject as per elective chosen
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
Sectoral Electives -Textiles Operation Management
(Compulsory 3 subjects to be chosen)
Code
DMT114
DMT214
DMT314
DMT414
DMT514
DMT614
Code
20 | P a g e
Subjects
Production and Operations Management
Technology Management
Industrial Engineering Concepts & Process Control
Management
Energy Management and Pollution Control in Textile
Industr y
Textile Fibre Commerce
Total Quality Management
Management Functional Electives
(3 Subjects from any one function to be chosen)
Subjects
Function: Finance
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
Credits
DMF114
DMF214
DMF314
Working Capital Management in Textile Industry
International Financial Management
Financial Services
DMH214
DMH314
Function: Marketing
Industrial Product Global Marketing
Consumer Behaviour & Relationship Management
Textile Product & Brand Management
Advertising and Sales Promotion
Rural Marketing
Function: Human Resources
Labour Welfare and Employment Laws for Industrial
Relations.
Organisational Behaviour
Performance Management
DMI114
DMI214
DMI314
Function: Information Technology
Enterprise Resource Planning in Textile Industry
Business Intelligence and knowledge Management
E – Business in Textiles
DMM114
DMM214
DMM314
DMM414
DMM514
DMH114
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Function: Retailing
DMR114
DMR214
DMR314
DMR414
21 | P a g e
Retail Operation and Mall Management
Retail Buying and category Management
Store La yout, Design and Visual Merchandising
E- Retailing
3
3
3
3
Value Added courses:
The courses are offered in conjunction with regular courses.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cotton Selection
Home Textiles
Fashion Marketing, Photograph y & communication
Textile CAD
Finance Management in Textile Industr y
Entrepreneur Development Program
Textile Marketing and Product Development
Textile Costing
Garment Costing
International Business Environment in Textiles
Industrial Engineering
Fashion Designing
Management of Textile Processing Units
Electronics, control system & Instrumentation for Textile Engineers with Leading
Engineering College
Application of system software for Textile Engineers with Leading software consultant
and Institution
SVPISTM BOARD OF GOVERNORS
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Dr.Picheswar Gadde-CEO Chairman
Mr.Shri.Siddaharthchimanbhai Patel Vice Chairman
Mr.Prathvi Raj Meena Under Secretary Ministry of Textiles
Mrs.Indrani Kaushal-Director Internal Finance Wing
Dr.Anitha, Director, NIFT - Chennai
Dr.Prakash Vasudevan, Director-SITRA
Shri.Nagi Redd y VenkataRamana Reddy
Shri.Pasupuleti Venkata Siva Nageswara Rao
Shri.Kammith VittalRao
Shri.Vakhil Ahmed Ansari
Shri.D.Kalidass
Shri. Victor T.Thomas
Shri.G.KishoreBabu
Shri. Abdul Khadar
Shri.R.Puttamallappa
22 | P a g e
16.
17.
18.
Shri.AshishPatre
Shri.D.R.K Prasad
Dr.C. Rameshkumar-Director-SVPISTM
SVPISTM ADVISORY COMMITTEE
1
Shri.R.R.Balasundaram
President Chairman of Commerce and Industry
2
Shri.T.Rajkumar
Chairman, Southern India Mills Association
3
Shri.A.Sakthivel
President Tiruppur Exporters Association
4
Dr.K.Selvaraju
Secretary – General Southern India Mills Association
5
Shri.Arulsamy
Executive Director, National Textile Corporation Ltd.,
6
Shri.Nachimuthu
President Karur Exporters‟ Association
7
Shri.S.Natarajan
Chartered Accountant in Practice
8
Shri.M.Senthilkumar Chairman & Managing Director Palladam Hi-Tech Park
9
Shri.D.K.Nair
Secretary – General Confideration of Indian Textile Industr y
10
Shri.D.Balasundaram Chairman& Managing DirectorCPC P Ltd., Coimbatore
11
Shri.S.Perumalsamy Professor Emirites, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore
12
Prof.Rudramoorthy Principal,PSG – Tech, Coimbatore
13
Shri.T.K.Karuppanaswamy Managing Director – Bharani Hydrolics, Coimbatore
14
Dr.K.Srinivasan
Managing Director – Premier Mills, Coimbatore
15
Mr. Virender Uppal Chairman Apparel Export Promotion Council, Gu r gaon
23 | P a g e
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER: SVP-MAT-2015
(1) Sakshi can do a piece of work in 20 days. Tanya is 25% more efficient than Sakshi. The
number of days taken by Tanya to do the same piece of work is:
A. 15
B,. 18
C . 20
D. 25
(2) If selling price is doubled, the profit triples. Find the profit percent
A. 200/3%
B. 100%
C . 316/3%
D. 120%
(3) From a group of 7 men and 6 women, five persons are to be selected to form a
committee so that at least 3 men are there on the committee. In how many ways can it be
done?
A. 564
B. 645
C . 735
D. 756
(4) A tap can fill a tank in 6 hours. After half the tank is filled, three more similar taps are
opened. What is the total time taken to fill the tank completely?
A. 3 hrs. 15 min.
B. 3 hrs. 45 min.
C . 4 hrs.
D. 4 hrs. 15 min.
(5) The length of the bridge, which a train 130 meters long and travelling at 45 km/h can
cross in 30 seconds is
A. 200 m
B. 225 m
C . 245 m
D. 250 m
(6) Look at this series : 664, 332, 340, 170,…….., 89. What number should fill the blank?
A. 85
B. 97
C. 109
D. 178
(7) It was Sunday on Jan. 1, 2006, What was the day of the week Jan.1, 2010?
A. Sunday
B. Saturday
C . Friday
D. Wenesday
(8) Harvest
A. Autumn
B. Stockpile
C . Tractor
D. Crop
(9) Which word does not belong with the others?
A. Rye
B. Sourdough
C . Pumpernickel
D. Loaf
(10) Books are an irreplaceable ……………. Of knowledge and of cultural…………..
A. World, diversity
B. vision, contours
C . Storehouse, values
D. Pearl, wisdom
(11)
Choose the word which is the same in meaning as the word give in capital
MANDATORY
A. Compulsory
B. Feasible
C . Discerning
D. Rational
(12) Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: The man is (not very good)
when he tries to repair something in his house.
A. All thumbs
B. About time
C. All ears
D. An arm and a leg.
(13) Fill in the blanks: The master dispensed … the services of his servant.
A. Of
C . Off
B. With
D. For
(14)Choose the antonym of the word : JITTERY
A. Profuse
B. Tense
C . Bold
D. Shaky
(15) Recently European Court asked which search engine to amend some of its search
Results at the request of ordinary people when they show links to outdated, irrelevant
information
A. Google search engine
B. Netscape Navigator
C . Yahoo
D. Internet Explorer
(16) The Dual Economy is a mixture of
A. Traditional agriculture sector and modern industrial sector
B. Industrial sector and manufacturing sector.
C. State ownership of the means of production.
D. Industrial sector and trading of goods obtained through imports.
(17) The Technology Up gradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) is a policy initiative for which
among the following sector?
A. Textile sector
B. Manufacturing sector
C . Information Technology Sector
D. Agro – Industries sector
(18) Who among the following has designed the logo and gave slogan of the campaign
“Swachch Bharat Abhiyan”
A. Anand and Bagyashree
B. Neelam Bhatacharjee
C . D. Udayakumar
D. Virman Kohli
(19) Which of the following FMCG product has been recently banned in India under
provisions of Rule 135-B ?
A. Cosmetics
B. Coffee
C . Rice
D. Mobiles