"The recently concluded final placement for the first batch (2015-2017) of the PGDBA witnessed an encouraging participation from the organisations from diverse industries," a release issued on behalf of the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIMC) said here today.
The graduating batch comprising 51 students, received a total of 52 offers of which 49 are domestic and three international offers.
The placement hiring process received remarkable involvement from 38 companies including Fortune 500 companies like American Express, Walmart Labs, PwC, MasterCard, JPMC.
Commenting on the placement, Prof Uttam Kumar Sarkar, Dean (NI&ER), IIM Calcutta said, "From day one we had been very upbeat about this tri-institute PGDBA programme designed with inputs from passionate experts of analytics industry and from those of the three premier institutes."
"We are happy the programme turned out to be exactly what had been planned. It's a great satisfaction to see industry response and positive feedback from stakeholders have exceeded all our expectations," he added.
In the finance and financial Services domain, American Express and MasterCard hired for their Payments Analytics division, while Dunia Finance, Edelweiss Financial Services and Societe Generale for financial analytics roles.
In few other domains, Walmart Labs hired in Retail Analytics, UHG hired in HealthCare Analytics and Rediff & Ittiam offered challenging analytics and data science roles from Digital Media industry.
Mitsubishi Fuso, Mahindra & Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro and Cummins were organizations that hired in the Supply Chain, Business Intelligence and Inernet of Things (IoT) domains with this space now growing in the international market.
Microsoft, JP Morgan Chase, Directi also showed keen interest and participated in the placement process.
Expressing views on the program, Professor Amita Pal, Dean of Studies, ISI Kolkata said, "It is indeed heartening to note that this new and unique programme, which is driven by the expertise of three premier institutions of this country, is already finding its niche in the arena of Business Analytics. The vision behind this novel initiative stands endorsed through its quick acceptance by the major players in the field."
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