Live Projects
Live Projects
At SAS Institute of Management Studies, learning goes beyond classrooms. Our MBA students actively participate in industry-oriented live projects, field assignments, business simulations, industrial visits, and practical management activities that provide real-world exposure and hands-on learning. These projects help students develop analytical thinking, leadership, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills essential for today’s corporate environment.
1. Social Security for Gig Workers
Project Overview:
Students conducted research on the working conditions, benefits, and social security challenges faced by gig workers associated with delivery, transportation, and online service platforms.
Key Learnings:
- Understanding labour laws and employee welfare policies
- Challenges in unorganized workforce management
- Role of HR in employee protection and engagement
2. Employee Turnover in Banking Industry
Project Overview:
This project focused on understanding employee attrition in the banking sector and identifying factors influencing turnover.
Key Learnings:
- Recruitment and retention strategies
- Employee motivation and job satisfaction
- HR analytics and turnover measurement
3. AI-Based Mock Interview Training
Project Overview:
Students participated in AI-powered mock interview sessions designed to simulate real corporate interview environments. The activity helped students prepare for placement interviews by practicing communication, confidence-building, and professional responses.
Key Learnings:
- Interview preparation and professional communication
- Understanding commonly asked HR and technical interview questions
- Body language, confidence, and presentation skills
- Resume-based interview handling techniques
Practical Insights:
Students experienced real-time interview simulations, received AI-generated feedback on their responses, and identified areas for improvement such as communication clarity, confidence, and problem-solving approach. The project enhanced students’ readiness for campus placements and corporate recruitment processes.
1.Field Sales & Market Exposure Project
Project Overview:
Students participated in an intensive field sales activity in the Bandra–BKC region where they marketed and sold books in an unfamiliar market environment.
Key Learnings:
- Practical selling and negotiation skills
- Customer interaction and persuasion techniques
- Market understanding and consumer behaviour
Practical Insights:
Students experienced real-time sales challenges, developed confidence in communication, handled objections, and generated actual revenue through field marketing activities.
2. Advertisement Creation Project
Project Overview:
Students conceptualized and created advertisements for products and services using digital tools and creative marketing strategies.
Key Learnings:
- Branding and promotional strategy
- Consumer psychology and creative communication
- Digital marketing fundamentals
Practical Insights:
Students worked in teams to design campaigns, create advertising content, and understand the impact of visual communication in marketing.
1.Intercollegiate Union Budget Analysis Webinar
Project Overview:
An Intercollegiate Union Budget Analysis Webinar was conducted by renowned Chartered Accountant CA Mehul Mehta to help students understand the key highlights and economic implications of the Union Budget.
Key Learnings:
- Understanding fiscal policies and government budgeting
- 1.Impact of budget announcements on industries and businesses
- Taxation reforms and economic development initiatives
- Financial interpretation and analytical thinking
Practical Insights:
Students gained expert insights into real-time budget analysis, sector-wise economic impact, and financial planning perspectives. The webinar enhanced students’ awareness of the Indian economy and provided practical exposure to financial decision-making and policy analysis.
2. Visit to National Stock Exchange (NSE)
Project Overview:
Students visited the National Stock Exchange of India to understand the functioning of financial markets and stock trading systems.
Key Learnings:
- Capital markets and stock exchange operations
- Trading mechanisms and investment concepts
- Risk management and market analysis
Practical Insights:
The visit provided exposure to real-time market operations and enhanced students’ understanding of financial systems and investment practices.
1. Industrial Visit to Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd.
Project Overview:
Students visited Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd. to understand Production Planning and Control (PPC) in the textile and apparel manufacturing industry.
Key Learnings:
- Supply chain and production management
- Inventory and quality control systems
- Manufacturing process optimization
Practical Insights:
Students observed live production operations and gained practical exposure to industrial workflow, resource planning, and operational efficiency.
1. End-to-End Management of Online CET Examinations
Project Overview:
Students were involved in managing and coordinating online CET examinations conducted within the campus.
Key Learnings:
- IT infrastructure and system management
- Technical troubleshooting and operational coordination
- Cybersecurity and examination management systems
Practical Insights:
Students handled end-to-end exam operations including system setup, technical support, candidate coordination, and smooth execution of online examinations in a professional environment.
Entrepreneurship
- Shark Tank – Business Plan Competition
Project Overview:
Students developed innovative business ideas and presented them before a panel in a “Shark Tank” style business competition.
Key Learnings:
- Business model creation
- Startup financing and pitching skills
- Innovation and entrepreneurial thinking
Practical Insights:
Students learned how to convert ideas into viable business opportunities while improving presentation, leadership, and investor communication skills.