Journey of a Mechanical Engineer turned Stock Market Expert
After completing Mechanical Engineering, Er. Lalit Mundra chose uncharted path of Bombay Stock Exchange, as he joined Suresh Rathi & Company as Operations Head in the year 1990. For an Engineer it was completely unknown territory, but with hard work and dedication Er. Mundra learned the tricks of the trade. ” from physical trading when we used to jot down orders on paper to complete digitalization of bourse, from the settlement timing of T+15 to settlement timing of T+2, from no KYC to E-KYC, Stock exchange has witnessed a complete change in last more than 3 decades. There has been a constant improvements in Capital Market because of Regulatory changes. I am a witness to all these proceedings. We were one of the first brokers to test the BSE BOLT on VSAT and also we were one of the first Depository Participants.” informs Er. Mundra.
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Er. Deepak Jain- Working Across The Continents
By the age of 36, on behalf of these companies, he got repeated opportunities to travel all around the world to about 50 countries, across continents. This was truly a fantastic and great learning experience. He travelled to remote corners in Africa/South America/Asia, all by himself. Those were the times when there was no laptop or mobile phone available. He honestly feels that time spent at MBM taught him to be adventurous and he never felt afraid to travel alone anywhere.
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Fascinating Story of a Navy Commander turned CEO
The decade of sixty was one of the golden periods of MBM Engineering College. Dedication and discipline of academic stalwarts like Dr. M.L.Mathur, Prof. F.S.Mehta, Prof. B.C.Punmia, Prof. S.K. Kulsheshtra etc were legendry and they used to motivate students to excel in their life.“Our hostels were well managed and it was indeed a great pleasure to stay and study in the fabulous MBM atmosphere. All the teachers were experienced and expert in their subject domain and took keen interest in imparting knowledge to students. The labs and workshops were fully equipped and functional, a rare sights these days. Cultural and sports activities were encouraged” quips Cdr. Bhatia
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