The recession that loomed large and seemed like it was here to stay for a while, is on its last leg. During the last fiscal, India Inc showed a very healthy growth of 8% - which is excellent news for the employment market.
IMI is firmly on the employer radar and large corporate houses from across the globe are employing IMI (ND) graduates. After rigorous rounds of interviews, lots of nail biting and hours filled with the tension of uncertainty, students, attired in their corporate best were in for a huge surprise: IMI set new records with their new PDGM pass outs. The highest salary offered for an international placement was Rs. 26 lakhs per annum. On the domestic front the highest salary offered was slightly lower at Rs. 18 lakhs per annum. On the whole, the average stood at Rs. 9.5 lakhs per annum.
The PDGMHR graduates clocked in Rs. 11.46 lakhs as the highest score in the domestic market. The average stood marginally lower Rs. 8.5 lakhs.
Prominent recruiters offering these healthy pay packets came from companies like Bloomberg LP, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank, E&Y Global, Jumbo Electronics, Panasonic India, UB Group, etc.
Quite predictably the IT sector dominated, followed closely by BFSI and consulting. The automobile industry was represented by Tata Motors and Maruti Suzuki, while QAI, RPG Group and Firstsource were actively recruiting IMI graduates.
The pie charts below show a clear picture of sector wise percentages of employment.
Companies that came to interview are listed below in alphabetic order.
IMI is firmly on the employer radar and large corporate houses from across the globe are employing IMI (ND) graduates. After rigorous rounds of interviews, lots of nail biting and hours filled with the tension of uncertainty, students, attired in their corporate best were in for a huge surprise: IMI set new records with their new PDGM pass outs. The highest salary offered for an international placement was Rs. 26 lakhs per annum. On the domestic front the highest salary offered was slightly lower at Rs. 18 lakhs per annum. On the whole, the average stood at Rs. 9.5 lakhs per annum.
The PDGMHR graduates clocked in Rs. 11.46 lakhs as the highest score in the domestic market. The average stood marginally lower Rs. 8.5 lakhs.
Prominent recruiters offering these healthy pay packets came from companies like Bloomberg LP, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank, E&Y Global, Jumbo Electronics, Panasonic India, UB Group, etc.
Quite predictably the IT sector dominated, followed closely by BFSI and consulting. The automobile industry was represented by Tata Motors and Maruti Suzuki, while QAI, RPG Group and Firstsource were actively recruiting IMI graduates.
The pie charts below show a clear picture of sector wise percentages of employment.
Companies that came to interview are listed below in alphabetic order.
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