Mumbai-based Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), has completed its final placements for the batch of 2012 with an average domestic salary of Rs 14,90,000 and the highest domestic salary of Rs 24,00,000.
Some 86 companies, including 22 first-time recruiters, participated in the process. The average salary last year was Rs 15.54 lakh, and the highest domestic package was Rs 26 lakh.
While the regular sectors such as BFSI, FMCG, and pharma hired in big numbers, New sectors such as renewable energy, HR consulting, and e-commerce also made their presence felt. Consulting & IT, telecom & media and manufacturing companies also recruited from the campus.
Top recruiters on the campus included companies like Standard Chartered Bank, ICICI Bank and YES Bank. Google, Aditya Birla Group, Amazon and Michael Page International visited the campus for the first time.
Of the total batch of 118, 36% studnets were placed in the banking and financial sector and investment banking; 25 per cent students were placed in FMCG and pharma; 18% in consulting and IT and 16 per cent in manufacturing and conglomerates.
The PSU and NGO sector was represented by the likes of Bank of India, ONGC, Teach for India.
About 23 per cent of the batch bagged pre-placement offers (PPOs).
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