MDI Gurgaon has once again reinforced its position as one of the leading B-schools in India. It’s batch of 2013-15, comprised of 239 students in the flagship PGPM course, 60 in the PGP-HRM course and 37 in the PGP-IM course.
336 Students
71 PPOs accepted
100+ Companies
Roles & Recruiters
Sales and Marketing
The major companies offering sales and marketing roles comprised of companies from FMCG, Pharma, Manufacturing and Telecommunications. Some of the key recruiters were Arvind Mills, Asian Paints, Coca Cola, Flipkart, Pepsico, RIL, Snapdeal and Vodafone.
Finance
This domain was led by industry leaders like American Express, Bank of America, CitiBank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC,Indus Valley Partners, JP Morgan Chase, SBI Capital Markets, Royal Bank of Scotland, YES Bank and Wipro among a host of other firms.
The Consulting domain saw participation from leaders like Boston Consulting Group, Cognizant Business Consulting, Deloitte, Grail Research, KPMG, Michael Page, PwC and Synergy Advisory. The number of consulting roles has seen a steady rise over the years at MDI campus.
Information Management
Major participants in this domain were companies like Accenture, Adobe, Dell, Google, IBM, McKinsey Digital labs, NetApp and SAP India. The roles offered included IT consulting, sales and marketing and Analytics
Operations
Some of the major recruiters which offered analytics and operations profile were Arvind Brand, Aviva, L&T, eBay, Flipkart, Snapdeal and Zovi.
Human Resources
HR is one of the strong areas for MDI and it is arguably one of the best B-schools for HR MBA in the country. Almost all the major recruiters offered HR role in the campus including Colgate Palmolive, E&Y, ICICI Bank, Nestle, Tata Motors and Whirlpool.
Key Highlights
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