IIM Bangalore Placements 2022; 662 Offers In Just Two Days

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IIM Bangalore has successfully concluded the final placement process for the 513 strong 2020-22 MBA batch, securing a total of 662 offers in just two days. Accenture emerged as the top recruiter with 51 offers, followed by Amazon at 35, BCG at 30 and Kearney at 27. Compared to last year, there has been a 37% increase in the total number of offers in 2022. 

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While Consulting was the biggest hiring sector this year, it was closely followed by Product Management and Finance. The institute, however, has not yet shared any data related to the salaries received by the students.  

Sector-wise Offers Overview

Consulting

A total of 248 offers were made in the domain of Consulting which included the big 3 consulting firms - BCG, Bain & Company and McKinsey & Co. A list of the prominent recruiters in the Consulting sector has been given below.

IT & Product Management

In the IT and product management domain, a total of 141 offers were made which included 15 from Microsoft. The list of major recruiters from this sector has been given in the table below.

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E-commerce & Finance

In the e-commerce domain, IIM-B graduates received more than 65 offers. Many big names in the industry, such as Amazon and Myntra took part in the drive. On the other hand, in Finance, 71 offers were made in total. An overview of the major recruiters in e-commerce and finance can be found below.

Response From The Institute

U Dinesh Kumar, professor and chairperson, Career Development Services at IIM B, said, “We placed the largest batch at IIMB within the shortest time.” Commenting on the great demand for MBA graduates in the market, he added, “I wish we had more students to supply to the market which is looking for high-quality talent.”

Roopa Adyasha, a senior manager at Career Development Services, observed that there is a new wave of optimism, enthusiasm, and growth mindset for organizations across all industries and sectors. In her opinion, it’s a complete transformation from the cautious attitude exhibited by recruiters earlier during the pandemic.

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