With over 100 recruiters participating in the recruitment drive, the placement scenario at IIM Jammu has been on the rise. IIM Jammu has seen new opportunities come its way as its students have secured excellent roles in domains like Analytics, Consulting, and Strategy in addition to roles in Marketing, Finance, and Operations. IIM Jammu continues to create a strong presence in the industry and always brings a fresh perspective to the table being the fastest-growing IIM.
The campus saw prominent recruiters like Deloitte, Maruti Suzuki India Limited, HCL, TATA Power, Tech Mahindra, ICICI Bank, and in addition hosted new recruiters like ArcelorMittal, Nippon Steel India Limited, CEAT, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Vedanta, along with several others. The highest CTC for the year stands at INR 32 LPA. The top quartile CTC is INR 14.48 LPA. The average and median CTC stands at INR 10.34 LPA and 10 LPA respectively. A total of 104 offers were received out of which 3 were self-sourced.
Key Highlights
Total Batch Size : 94
Number of Companies : 121
Total no. of students who participated : 89
Total number of offers: 104
Sector Wise Placements
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