Monday, January 5, 2009
Stock Game: Money Messiah
MoneyMessiah ...crown yourself
improve the world. Develop a personal mission, a desire to leave personal legacy."
Description:
The stock markets are going haywire and everyone’s reactions is to get out of the market. You
ask a true market expert and he will tell you, there is no better time to invest.
Here’s your chance to test yourself in the volatile and tricky waters of SENSEX. Find out if you
are an expert or still struggling to understand the markets.
IMNU presents Money Messiah, the online game based on the dynamics of stock market. The
underlying principle of the game is to maximise the net worth of your portfolio. The game is an
opportunity to face the real challenges of stock market without losing anything. So tighten up
your belt, beat the competition and be the Messiah!
Rules:
• The competition is open to all post graduate management students from any institute.
• Each team can have a maximum of 3 members of the same institute.
• There is no restriction on the numbers of participating teams from one institute. However
a member cannot be a participant of more than one team.
• The format for registration:
o Names of the group members
o Name of the institute
o One e-mail id for correspondence.
• Each team will be assigned a unique identification number after the registration mail is
received.
• The unique id generated must be used as login-id.
• In case of any discrepancy the decisions of the organising co-ordinators shall be final and
binding.
General Instructions:
• The participants will be given a fixed sum. The participants need to create the portfolio
by buying the shares listed with the said amount.
• The buying and selling of shares will take place at market price.
• The trading is allowed only in the equity segment.
• There are 5 major sectors comprising 6 companies each, the details of which will be
shown online.
• The investor needs to invest smartly in several stocks based on the performance and
future expectations of the company.
• The investors are advised to diversify their portfolio so that “all eggs are not put in one
basket”.
• The duration of the game will be 1 hour daily for three successive days.
• Participants will have to maximise the net worth of their portfolio by making use of news
which will be flashed during the course of the game.
• The prices of the shares will be refreshed several times during the game. These prices
may get affected because of the news or other circumstances that might arise during the
course of game.
• Intra day trading is allowed.
• Short selling and limit orders are not allowed.
Important Dates:
Last date for registration: January 15, 2009
Prizes:
1st: INR 7500
2nd: INR 5000
Event manager:
Parth Agrawal - +91 9328950215
Email: moneymessiah.perspective@gamil.com
Monopoly
Monopoly
Mukesh Ambani has said “I think that our fundamental belief is that for us growth is a way of
life and we have to grow at all times”
Description:
Monopoly is a board game. Players compete to acquire wealth through
stylized economic activity involving the buying, renting, and trading of properties using
play money, as players take turns moving around the board according to the roll of the dice. The
object of the game is to bankrupt the other players. The game is named after the economic
concept of monopoly, the domination of a market by a single entity.
General instructions:
Players who would like to participate in the game will have to register on the spot before a given
stipulated time. On the basis of the names collected a pool will be made and random names shall
be generated to pick up participants in the same groups. Groups of 5 shall be made and they shall play against each other. The winner of each group will then form another group and play in the next rounds.
Rules and regulations for the participants:
Players take turns in order, with the initial player determined by chance before the game. A
typical turn begins with the rolling of the dice and advancing clockwise around the board the
corresponding number of squares. Landing on Chance or Community Chest, a player draws the
top card from the respective pile. If the player lands on an unowned property, whether street,
railroad or utility, he can buy the property for its listed purchase price. If he declines this
purchase, the property is auctioned off by the bank to the highest bidder. If the property landed
on is already owned and unmortgaged, he must pay the owner a given rent, the price dependent
on whether the property is part of a monopoly or its level of development. If a player rolls
doubles, he rolls again after completing his turn. Three sets of doubles in a row, however, land
the player in jail. During a turn, players may also choose to develop or mortgage properties.
Development involves the construction, for given amounts of money paid to the bank, of houses
or hotels. Development must be uniform across a monopoly, such that a second house cannot be
built on one property in a monopoly until the others have one house. No merges between players are allowed. All developments must be sold before a property can be mortgaged. The player
receives money from the bank for each mortgaged property, which must be repaid with interest
to unmortgage.
• Time Limit of Ninety minutes.
• At the start of the game CU 2000 is given out to each of the player
• Players in jail cannot collect rent, build houses or conduct trades.
• Player with highest Net worth at the end of 90 minutes wins the game.
Important Dates:
Date for Registration: On the spot Registration
Prizes:
1st: INR 2000
2nd: INR 1000
Event Manager:
Vishwanath Kannan - +91 9898368361
Email: monopoly.perspective@gmail.com
Mukesh Ambani has said “I think that our fundamental belief is that for us growth is a way of
life and we have to grow at all times”
Description:
Monopoly is a board game. Players compete to acquire wealth through
stylized economic activity involving the buying, renting, and trading of properties using
play money, as players take turns moving around the board according to the roll of the dice. The
object of the game is to bankrupt the other players. The game is named after the economic
concept of monopoly, the domination of a market by a single entity.
General instructions:
Players who would like to participate in the game will have to register on the spot before a given
stipulated time. On the basis of the names collected a pool will be made and random names shall
be generated to pick up participants in the same groups. Groups of 5 shall be made and they shall play against each other. The winner of each group will then form another group and play in the next rounds.
Rules and regulations for the participants:
Players take turns in order, with the initial player determined by chance before the game. A
typical turn begins with the rolling of the dice and advancing clockwise around the board the
corresponding number of squares. Landing on Chance or Community Chest, a player draws the
top card from the respective pile. If the player lands on an unowned property, whether street,
railroad or utility, he can buy the property for its listed purchase price. If he declines this
purchase, the property is auctioned off by the bank to the highest bidder. If the property landed
on is already owned and unmortgaged, he must pay the owner a given rent, the price dependent
on whether the property is part of a monopoly or its level of development. If a player rolls
doubles, he rolls again after completing his turn. Three sets of doubles in a row, however, land
the player in jail. During a turn, players may also choose to develop or mortgage properties.
Development involves the construction, for given amounts of money paid to the bank, of houses
or hotels. Development must be uniform across a monopoly, such that a second house cannot be
built on one property in a monopoly until the others have one house. No merges between players are allowed. All developments must be sold before a property can be mortgaged. The player
receives money from the bank for each mortgaged property, which must be repaid with interest
to unmortgage.
• Time Limit of Ninety minutes.
• At the start of the game CU 2000 is given out to each of the player
• Players in jail cannot collect rent, build houses or conduct trades.
• Player with highest Net worth at the end of 90 minutes wins the game.
Important Dates:
Date for Registration: On the spot Registration
Prizes:
1st: INR 2000
2nd: INR 1000
Event Manager:
Vishwanath Kannan - +91 9898368361
Email: monopoly.perspective@gmail.com
Team Building Game: cOns sQuad
cOns sQuad
Search for team of champions “Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.”
Description:
The concept of teamwork is extremely important to the success of any team.
You can have a group of superstars, but if they do not work well as one unit, chances are slim
that the movie would turn out to be as great as you expected. Working as one cohesive unit is the mantra!!
So here we are with a team building exercise to test how effective and efficient your team is!!!
Each team will consist of 3 members. All the teams would be provided with similar raw
materials. Participants are expected to use the raw material and come up with a product and a
logical explanation about the product with the help of their knowledge and skills. The time
duration will be announced on the spot.
The challenge of this exercise is for the students to work as a team. The goal of each team should
be to arrive at a consensus and then work efficiently as a team.
The evaluation criteria for the event are innovation, creativity and imagination, spontaneity,
decision making skills, communication with one another and commitment.
General Guidelines:
• Team should consist of 3 participants from the same B- School.
• Maximum of 3 teams will be allowed per college.
• Finalized teams will be informed through e-mail and the list will be uploaded on website.
• The decision of the judges will be final and binding on all participants.
Important Dates:
Last date for registration: January 15, 2009
Prizes:
1st: INR 3000
2nd: INR 2000
Event manager:
Alka Jha - +91 9825100774
Email: conssquad.perspective@gmail.com
Search for team of champions “Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.”
Description:
The concept of teamwork is extremely important to the success of any team.
You can have a group of superstars, but if they do not work well as one unit, chances are slim
that the movie would turn out to be as great as you expected. Working as one cohesive unit is the mantra!!
So here we are with a team building exercise to test how effective and efficient your team is!!!
Each team will consist of 3 members. All the teams would be provided with similar raw
materials. Participants are expected to use the raw material and come up with a product and a
logical explanation about the product with the help of their knowledge and skills. The time
duration will be announced on the spot.
The challenge of this exercise is for the students to work as a team. The goal of each team should
be to arrive at a consensus and then work efficiently as a team.
The evaluation criteria for the event are innovation, creativity and imagination, spontaneity,
decision making skills, communication with one another and commitment.
General Guidelines:
• Team should consist of 3 participants from the same B- School.
• Maximum of 3 teams will be allowed per college.
• Finalized teams will be informed through e-mail and the list will be uploaded on website.
• The decision of the judges will be final and binding on all participants.
Important Dates:
Last date for registration: January 15, 2009
Prizes:
1st: INR 3000
2nd: INR 2000
Event manager:
Alka Jha - +91 9825100774
Email: conssquad.perspective@gmail.com
Online Treasure Hunt: Xplor
Xplor! e-hunting & beyond...
Captain Jack Sparrow said, “Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate.”
Description:
An Online Treasure Hunt
Welcome to the world of hidden clues, mysterious cryptic puzzles and much more… Welcome
to Xplor! Go for e-hunting & beyond ..
This is an online treasure hunt game which can have one or more players who try to find hidden
articles, locations or places by using a series of clues.
Rules:
1. The competition is open to all post graduate management students from any institute.
2. Each team can have a maximum of 3 members of the same institute.
3. There is no restriction on the numbers of participating teams from one institute. However
a member cannot be a participant of more than one team.
4. The format for registration:
o Names of the group members
o Name of the institute
o One e-mail id for correspondence.
5. Each team will be assigned a unique identification number after the registration mail is
received.
6. In case of any discrepancy the decisions of the organising co-ordinators shall be final and
binding
General Instructions:
Get to the next level in whichever fashion... but don't use spoilers (answers cracked by other
people). Your ultimate aim is to win the treasure!
Important Dates:
Last date for registration: January 10, 2009
Commencement of game: January 13, 2009
Prizes:
Worth INR 3000
Event Managers:
Bhushan Phadnis - +91 9909923395
Email: xplor.perspective@gmail.com
Captain Jack Sparrow said, “Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate.”
Description:
An Online Treasure Hunt
Welcome to the world of hidden clues, mysterious cryptic puzzles and much more… Welcome
to Xplor! Go for e-hunting & beyond ..
This is an online treasure hunt game which can have one or more players who try to find hidden
articles, locations or places by using a series of clues.
Rules:
1. The competition is open to all post graduate management students from any institute.
2. Each team can have a maximum of 3 members of the same institute.
3. There is no restriction on the numbers of participating teams from one institute. However
a member cannot be a participant of more than one team.
4. The format for registration:
o Names of the group members
o Name of the institute
o One e-mail id for correspondence.
5. Each team will be assigned a unique identification number after the registration mail is
received.
6. In case of any discrepancy the decisions of the organising co-ordinators shall be final and
binding
General Instructions:
Get to the next level in whichever fashion... but don't use spoilers (answers cracked by other
people). Your ultimate aim is to win the treasure!
Important Dates:
Last date for registration: January 10, 2009
Commencement of game: January 13, 2009
Prizes:
Worth INR 3000
Event Managers:
Bhushan Phadnis - +91 9909923395
Email: xplor.perspective@gmail.com
Mock Parliament: MUNA
MUNA (Mock United Nations Assembly)
Kofi Annan has said, “We have the means and the capacity to deal with our problems, if only we
can find the political will”.
Description:
As the name suggests, event is mock version of United Nations General Assembly. A team of
two students will be assigned a country. They will be called delegates of that country. Five
nations- US, UK, Russia, China and France hold the VETO power. Game will have a setup
similar to that of UN General Assembly meet where representatives represent their nation. News related to countries will be flashed on the screens and delegates would have to defend or explain the stand of their nation on the current situation. Delegates must know about the foreign policies of countries involved, trade partners and economic conditions around the globe. Flashing news would make situation more complex and it will test the spontaneity of the delegates. Problem will be stated in the form of the news for which delegates would have to come up with their proposal.
Caucus Meet: Delegates will break for lunch, which is called as Caucus meet. During this
delegates would have to convince other nations of the proposals of their interests.
Proposal will be presented in the meet and the voting would be done. Now, proposal passes only
when it has majority and “Yes” from all the 5 Veto powers. Country has a choice to say yes, no
or abstain during the voting. Game concludes when proposal passes. Terminologies of UN
assembly, complex situations and interesting foreign policies of the countries make this game
very exiting and challenging.
General instructions:
• Entries are invited in teams of 2 students.
• Short listing will be done by asking teams to answer the questions based on UN, Foreign and
Trade policies of the countries.
• Five teams will have the Veto power countries.
Rules and regulations for the participants:
• Become familiar with your country's history, culture, political structure, and current
political affairs.
• Know your allies and your opposition. In order to adequately represent your country
during the conference, you will need to interact with delegates from other countries.
Knowing their positions on your topic will help you predict their arguments during
debate.
• Delegates would be observed and judged during their interactions in caucus meet also.
Important Dates:
Last date for Registration: January 15, 2009
Prizes:
1st - INR 3000
2nd - INR 2000
Event Manager:
Ketan Garud - +91 9924934626
Email: muna.perspective@gmail.com
Kofi Annan has said, “We have the means and the capacity to deal with our problems, if only we
can find the political will”.
Description:
As the name suggests, event is mock version of United Nations General Assembly. A team of
two students will be assigned a country. They will be called delegates of that country. Five
nations- US, UK, Russia, China and France hold the VETO power. Game will have a setup
similar to that of UN General Assembly meet where representatives represent their nation. News related to countries will be flashed on the screens and delegates would have to defend or explain the stand of their nation on the current situation. Delegates must know about the foreign policies of countries involved, trade partners and economic conditions around the globe. Flashing news would make situation more complex and it will test the spontaneity of the delegates. Problem will be stated in the form of the news for which delegates would have to come up with their proposal.
Caucus Meet: Delegates will break for lunch, which is called as Caucus meet. During this
delegates would have to convince other nations of the proposals of their interests.
Proposal will be presented in the meet and the voting would be done. Now, proposal passes only
when it has majority and “Yes” from all the 5 Veto powers. Country has a choice to say yes, no
or abstain during the voting. Game concludes when proposal passes. Terminologies of UN
assembly, complex situations and interesting foreign policies of the countries make this game
very exiting and challenging.
General instructions:
• Entries are invited in teams of 2 students.
• Short listing will be done by asking teams to answer the questions based on UN, Foreign and
Trade policies of the countries.
• Five teams will have the Veto power countries.
Rules and regulations for the participants:
• Become familiar with your country's history, culture, political structure, and current
political affairs.
• Know your allies and your opposition. In order to adequately represent your country
during the conference, you will need to interact with delegates from other countries.
Knowing their positions on your topic will help you predict their arguments during
debate.
• Delegates would be observed and judged during their interactions in caucus meet also.
Important Dates:
Last date for Registration: January 15, 2009
Prizes:
1st - INR 3000
2nd - INR 2000
Event Manager:
Ketan Garud - +91 9924934626
Email: muna.perspective@gmail.com
Paper Presentation: Vimarsha
Vimarsha
C.K. Prahlad has said, “Two rules: 1. Preserve the principal… 2. When in doubt see Rule #1”.
Description:
This event would test the student’s understanding and the depth of research involved in
presenting their view on the given topic. The main objective would be to effectively
communicate the information and knowledge on the topic. The event would be first having a
screening round, followed by the main presentation by the selected candidates.
The topic of the paper presentation is “Technological Innovations and Service Sector”.
“India has seen rapid developments in technology which has brought better and better services to the consumer's doorstep. This has lead to a sea change in the lifestyle of urban and rural India.
Or is it, that with more exposure to the lifestyles of the West, Indians became more demanding
which forced the service sector to leverage technology to fulfill the demands of the consumer.”
The evaluation criteria for the event are content, flow, relevance with the topic and presentation
skills.
General Guidelines:
1. Entries are invited from both individuals and teams. The team size can be maximum of 2
members.
2. Participants need to submit 300 words abstract (soft copy) on the topic
3. Short listed participants will be informed on January 15, 2009.
4. Short listed participants will give the presentation at IM NU on January 27, 2009.
5. Students need to submit two hard copies and a soft copy (in a CD) of the paper on the day
of presentation.
6. The presentation time is around 15 min followed by 5 minute of QA session.
7. Format of the paper:
o Font Size: 12
o Font Type: Times New Roman
o Line Spacing: 1.5
o Total Length: 2500 words maximum
Important Dates:
Last date for submission of Abstract: January 10, 2009
Intimation to short listed participants: January 15, 2009
Presentation at IMNU: January 27, 2009
Prizes:
1st: INR 7500
2nd: INR 5000
Event Manager:
Abhijeet C.P.- +91 9998199090
Email: vimarsha.perspective@gmail.com
C.K. Prahlad has said, “Two rules: 1. Preserve the principal… 2. When in doubt see Rule #1”.
Description:
This event would test the student’s understanding and the depth of research involved in
presenting their view on the given topic. The main objective would be to effectively
communicate the information and knowledge on the topic. The event would be first having a
screening round, followed by the main presentation by the selected candidates.
The topic of the paper presentation is “Technological Innovations and Service Sector”.
“India has seen rapid developments in technology which has brought better and better services to the consumer's doorstep. This has lead to a sea change in the lifestyle of urban and rural India.
Or is it, that with more exposure to the lifestyles of the West, Indians became more demanding
which forced the service sector to leverage technology to fulfill the demands of the consumer.”
The evaluation criteria for the event are content, flow, relevance with the topic and presentation
skills.
General Guidelines:
1. Entries are invited from both individuals and teams. The team size can be maximum of 2
members.
2. Participants need to submit 300 words abstract (soft copy) on the topic
3. Short listed participants will be informed on January 15, 2009.
4. Short listed participants will give the presentation at IM NU on January 27, 2009.
5. Students need to submit two hard copies and a soft copy (in a CD) of the paper on the day
of presentation.
6. The presentation time is around 15 min followed by 5 minute of QA session.
7. Format of the paper:
o Font Size: 12
o Font Type: Times New Roman
o Line Spacing: 1.5
o Total Length: 2500 words maximum
Important Dates:
Last date for submission of Abstract: January 10, 2009
Intimation to short listed participants: January 15, 2009
Presentation at IMNU: January 27, 2009
Prizes:
1st: INR 7500
2nd: INR 5000
Event Manager:
Abhijeet C.P.- +91 9998199090
Email: vimarsha.perspective@gmail.com
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