OJT Placement of BIE-065 Batch Students |
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| Department of Industrial Engineering | |||
| IOE,Thapathali Engineering Campus | |||
| CRN | Name of Student | OJT placement | Location |
| 065/BIE/01 | Atish Singh | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/02 | Avinash Mishra | Hulas Steel | Simara |
| 065/BIE/03 | Baidya Nath Yadav | Air tech Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Thapathali, ktm |
| 065/BIE/04 | Bhaw Nath Jha | Jagdamba Steels | Simara |
| 065/BIE/05 | Bhupendra Singh | Unique Profile Pvt.Ltd | Patan Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/06 | Bibek Shrestha | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/07 | Bikram Nepal | DDC | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/09 | Deepak Rana Magar | Unique Profile Pvt.Ltd | Patan Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/10 | Denu Deshar | Sujal Dairy Pvt. Ltd. | Pokhara |
| 065/BIE/11 | Gaurav Deuja | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/12 | Ishwor Jeet Dongol | Laxmi Hyundai Motors | Ktm |
| 065/BIE/13 | Keshav Kumar Shukla | Hulas Steel | Simara |
| 065/BIE/14 | Khadga Bahadur Khatri | JSW steels | Banglore,India |
| 065/BIE/15 | Khusbu | Dabur Nepal | Simara |
| 065/BIE/17 | Krishna Kumar Mahato Kushwaha | ||
| 065/BIE/18 | Mahesh Thapa | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/19 | Man Bahadur Sunuwar | Department of Small and Cottage Industries | Tripureswor, Ktm |
| 065/BIE/20 | Manas Bhandhu Regmi | NHE | Butwal |
| 065/BIE/21 | Mandira Adhikari | GIZ-NEEP | Satdobato,Laltipur |
| 065/BIE/22 | Mekin Rai | Sipradi motors Pvt. Ltd | ktm |
| 065/BIE/23 | Nabin Shrestha | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/24 | Niroj Poudel | CG Foods | Ktm |
| 065/BIE/25 | Nivesh Karna | Nepal Cylinders Pvt Ltd | Amlekhgumj |
| 065/BIE/26 | Prashant Kumar Singh Thapa | Sujal Dairy Pvt. Ltd. | Pokhara |
| 065/BIE/27 | Praveen Acharya | DDC | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/28 | Punya Prasad Suwal | Sujal Dairy Pvt. Ltd. | Pokhara |
| 065/BIE/29 | Rajesh Maharjan | AEPC | Satdobato,Laltipur |
| 065/BIE/30 | Rajtosh Kumar Jha | Dabur Nepal | Simara |
| 065/BIE/31 | Ripunj Khadka | Varun Beverages (Pepsi) | Pepsicola,Ktm |
| 065/BIE/32 | Rupendra Thapa | Asian Paints | HID |
| 065/BIE/33 | Sachet Kunwar | Bottlers Nepal Pvt. Ltd | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/34 | Sagar Basnet | Unilever Nepal Limited (National Soaps) | HID |
| 065/BIE/35 | Sagar Raj Giri | Surya Nepal | Simara |
| 065/BIE/36 | Sailendra Adhikari | Bajaj (Automobiles) | Ktm |
| 065/BIE/37 | Samrat Singh | Sujal Dairy Pvt. Ltd. | Pokhara |
| 065/BIE/38 | Shankar Thapa | Sipring Khola Hydro Power | |
| 065/BIE/39 | Shree Ram Phuyal | DDC | Balaju Industrial Area |
| 065/BIE/40 | Shyam Krishna Lamichhane | Sujal Dairy Pvt. Ltd. | Pokhara |
| 065/BIE/41 | Subash Gautam | JSW steels | Banglore,India |
| 065/BIE/42 | Sujan Dahal | Eastern Cosmos Cement | Biratnagar |
| 065/BIE/43 | Surendra Sangachhen | Unilever Nepal Limited | Basamadi-05,Hetauda |
| 065/BIE/44 | Suresh Aryal | Nepal Cylinders Pvt Ltd | Amlekhgumj |
| 065/BIE/45 | Uttam Bahadur Chand | JSW steels | Banglore,India |
| 065/BIE/46 | Krishna Kumar Yadav | Laxmi Steels | Butwal |
| 065/BIE/47 | Pratap Jung Rai | Unilever Nepal Limited (Ganga Chemicals) | HID |
| 065/BIE/48 | Laxman Datt Joshi | JSW steels | Banglore,India |
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2012-03-19
HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
Lack of skilled manpower has hit the gems and precious stones sector in the country, though Nepal is rich in mineral resources,” according to the experts.
“It has failed to showcase itself in the international market, they said, asking the government to develop manpower and create mechanism to extract mineral resources that could propel grow-th. From export of 200,000 kg raw gems stone, some 5,000 small gems industries could provide 25,000 direct employments and around 100,000 indirect employments, according to them.
“The precious stones are currently exported to India first and imported in the form of cut-stones,” said head of Department of Industrial Engineering at Thapathali Campus Shambhu Yadav, during a workshop on ‘Prospects and Constraints of Mineral and Gem Stone sector in Nepal’ organised by Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI).
“Development of skilled manpower is key,” he said, adding that a three months training could produce a skilled manpower, who could get employment back home.
According to Geology Department Reader Dr Lalu Poudel, the country has imported around Rs 130.37 billion worth mines and mineral related goods in fiscal year 2009-10. However, due to lack of well equipped laboratory which can certify purity of gems and other precious stones, the country has not been able to take advantage from its huge natural resources. The minerals like limestone, marble, granite, slate, phyllite, dolomite, magnesite, talc, graphite, hematite and gemstones like tourmaline, garnet, aquamarine, bluekyanite, ruby, sapphire and quartz are abundant in Nepal.
source: THT
see the original article here:Gems‚ precious stones neglected
Thapathali campus, a major constituent campus of IOE, is successfully conducting Bachelor degree engineering programs in Industrial, Mechanical, Civil and Electronics faculties, besides the diploma level programs. Among Bachelor faculties, the Department of Industrial Engineering (DoIE) is the oldest one established in the year 2005 A.D. It is the only one of its kind in the entire country which has been producing Industry-ready technical human resource with sound managerial knowledge.
The course of Bachelor of Industrial Engineering provides almost 60% technical knowledge (80% of the mechanical engineering) and 40% management knowledge (covering 80% of MBA courses), especially focusing on the demand of Nepalese industry and organizations.
Society of Industrial Engineering Students - Nepal (SOIES-Nepal) established in 2063 B.S, as a non-political and social organization (NGO) in collaboration with DoIE, Thapathali campus and with support from The Department of Mechanical Engineering,The Department of Electronics Engineering,The Department of Civil Engineering, FSU Thapathali Campus is organizing the “2nd Industrial Engineering expo 2012” on Falgun 5th, 6th, and 7th of 2068 B.S. i.e. (17 FEB,2012 - 19 FEB,2012).
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