School of Business Management, NMIMS Mumbai, has successfully concluded the Final Placement Process for its flagship MBA Core and MBA HR courses, for the batch of 2019-21. The recent Final Placements once again reaffirmed the confidence of recruiters, in meeting their demand for talent with students from SBM, NMIMS Mumbai. This sentiment was echoed by global recruiters, Indian Corporate bodies and new-aged enterprises alike, offering coveted profiles and recruiting in large numbers.
Exemplifying quality at its core, it witnessed an average CTC of ₹18.45 LPA for the MBA Core batch, and ₹15.09 LPA for the MBA HR batch. Highest CTC stood at ₹34.72 LPA and ₹21 LPA, respectively. This year 175+ companies visited the campus, in the novelty of the virtual ecosystem. More than 80 companies visited SBM NMIMS Mumbai for hiring for the first time.
The Final Placement Process was very well received by the recruiters and some of them made an unprecedented number of offers. Also, marquee and first time recruiters added to the quality of offers rolled out to the students.
Key Highlights
MBA Core
MBA HR
The complete placement report can be read here.
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