FINAL PLACEMENTS 2011 - REIGNING CONFIDENCE
The successful completion of the placement season for the batch of 2011 was a testimony to the continued faith reposed by the corporate world in JBIMS. The reputation of the institute is built on a 46 year old heritage of academic excellence; strengthened by connections with domestic and global corporate networks. The batch of 2011 comprised of students from diverse backgrounds like Medicine, Engineering, Science, Commerce and Humanities. The batch had a healthy mix of freshers and of students with work experience of up to 5 years. Keeping in sync with the excellent summer placements, this season started off on a very positive note. This is evident from the Pre-Placement Offers received by 24% of the batch. The list of recruiters burgeoned both in terms of number and diversity, in continuation with the trend of the last few years. More than 100 companies registered for placements this year and extended multiple offers to 111 students who had enrolled for the process. The average salary this year stood at INR 15.54 lakhs, which is 21% higher than last year’s, while the highest domestic package offered is INR 26 lakhs by a leading Consulting firm. Overview Major sectors like BFSI, Investment Banking, Consulting, and FMCG were the favourites among the students, while there were also exciting roles on offer from Pharmaceuticals, Telecom, Real Estate, Manufacturing and IT sectors. ICICI Bank with 12 offers and P&G with 9 offers were the top recruiters on campus this year. Industry leaders like Oliver Wyman, Reliance Industries Ltd., BTS (USA), Givaudan, Reliance Power, Videocon, Raymond and VIP Industries among others were the new additions to the list of recruiters who were in the race for recruiting some of the finest management graduates of the country. Ravi Bansal, a member of the Placement Committee, has to say, “With the economy looking good, our aim was to capitalize on the current trends and ensure that companies come down to the campus and offer all the coveted profiles so that the students have a myriad of profiles to choose from. The strong corporate relations that we share with the industry, along with the performance & the support of our Alumni helped us in our endeavour.” BFSI & IB JBIMS, often known for its finance specialization, did have its students lured towards BFSI and I-Banking with 36% of the batch joining this sector. Profiles on offer included Investment Banking, Treasury, Corporate Finance, Merger & Acquisition Advisory, Structured Finance, Equity Research, Insurance, including niche profiles like Institutional Equities and Infrastructure Advisory.
The placement process saw participation from major banks like Citibank, HSBC, Barclays Bank, Reserve Bank of India, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank. Other companies like JP Morgan Chase, Nomura, ICICI Securities, Crisil, ICRA and India Infoline, also participated in the process. CONSULTING JBIMS has been a preferred destination for the leading consulting firms too, which was evident from number of consulting firms visiting the campus this year. They picked up students for both national and international roles. Leading consulting firms McKinsey and Oliver Wyman led from the front by extending offers to the students. Deloitte Consulting, PricewaterhouseCoopers, BTS (USA) were some major names that recruited in numbers and made their presence felt. Anupama Jain, placed with a globally renowned consulting firm is ecstatic with her placement and says, “It’s been one of the best seasons with respect to placements in the recent times with all students receiving their dream offers. I always longed to be associated with one of the top notch consulting firms in the world and all efforts have paid off with receiving my coveted job offer.” FMCG / PHARMA With all the major FMCGs coming to campus this year, 24% of the batch got placed with this sector. Industry giants HUL and P&G among others have once again shown confidence in the marketing talent that passes out of JBIMS, by recruiting for roles in Sales & Marketing and Brand Management, a very coveted profile across any B-School. CONGLOMERATES Various profiles were on offer from the major conglomerates which included the coveted profile of FMP offered by General Electric. This year also saw various profiles in the domain of General Management, Finance & Treasury, SCM, Logistics and EPC being offered by the likes of RIL, L&T and M&M.
Some of the key recruiters in each sector were:
Sector
Company
BFSI and IB
Citibank, HSBC, Barclays Bank, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, YES Bank, HDFC Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Nomura, ICICI Securities, Avista Advisory, India Infoline, Edelweiss Capital, Bloomberg, Crisil, ICRA, IDBI Capital, Indiabulls, Principal PNB, SBI Capital, Thomson Reuters
Consulting
McKinsey, Oliver Wyman, BTS (USA), Deloitte Consulting, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Capgemini, Bristlecone, MindTree Consulting, Nodwin Consulting
FMCG/Pharmaceuticals
HUL, P&G, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Helathcare, Reckitt Benckiser, ITC, Dabur, PepsiCo, Castrol, Britannia, Givaudan, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Ranbaxy, Titan, UB Group, AstraZeneca
Conglomerates
General Electric, Reliance Industries, Mahindra & Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro
Manufacturing / Real Estate
Reliance Power, Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., BILT, Jumbo Electronics, Tanween, Videocon, Godrej & Boyce, Raymond, JSW Steel, Tata Steel, Cummins, Usha International, VIP Industries
Telecom / Media
Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular, HT Media
IT / ITES
Accenture, TCS, Hewlett-Packard, HCL, Infosys, Wipro, Tally Solutions, Polaris, QAI Global
PSU / NGO
Reserve Bank of India, Bank of India, National Institute of Securities Markets, Teach for India
The successful completion of the placement season for the batch of 2011 was a testimony to the continued faith reposed by the corporate world in JBIMS. The reputation of the institute is built on a 46 year old heritage of academic excellence; strengthened by connections with domestic and global corporate networks. The batch of 2011 comprised of students from diverse backgrounds like Medicine, Engineering, Science, Commerce and Humanities. The batch had a healthy mix of freshers and of students with work experience of up to 5 years. Keeping in sync with the excellent summer placements, this season started off on a very positive note. This is evident from the Pre-Placement Offers received by 24% of the batch. The list of recruiters burgeoned both in terms of number and diversity, in continuation with the trend of the last few years. More than 100 companies registered for placements this year and extended multiple offers to 111 students who had enrolled for the process. The average salary this year stood at INR 15.54 lakhs, which is 21% higher than last year’s, while the highest domestic package offered is INR 26 lakhs by a leading Consulting firm. Overview Major sectors like BFSI, Investment Banking, Consulting, and FMCG were the favourites among the students, while there were also exciting roles on offer from Pharmaceuticals, Telecom, Real Estate, Manufacturing and IT sectors. ICICI Bank with 12 offers and P&G with 9 offers were the top recruiters on campus this year. Industry leaders like Oliver Wyman, Reliance Industries Ltd., BTS (USA), Givaudan, Reliance Power, Videocon, Raymond and VIP Industries among others were the new additions to the list of recruiters who were in the race for recruiting some of the finest management graduates of the country. Ravi Bansal, a member of the Placement Committee, has to say, “With the economy looking good, our aim was to capitalize on the current trends and ensure that companies come down to the campus and offer all the coveted profiles so that the students have a myriad of profiles to choose from. The strong corporate relations that we share with the industry, along with the performance & the support of our Alumni helped us in our endeavour.” BFSI & IB JBIMS, often known for its finance specialization, did have its students lured towards BFSI and I-Banking with 36% of the batch joining this sector. Profiles on offer included Investment Banking, Treasury, Corporate Finance, Merger & Acquisition Advisory, Structured Finance, Equity Research, Insurance, including niche profiles like Institutional Equities and Infrastructure Advisory.
The placement process saw participation from major banks like Citibank, HSBC, Barclays Bank, Reserve Bank of India, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank. Other companies like JP Morgan Chase, Nomura, ICICI Securities, Crisil, ICRA and India Infoline, also participated in the process. CONSULTING JBIMS has been a preferred destination for the leading consulting firms too, which was evident from number of consulting firms visiting the campus this year. They picked up students for both national and international roles. Leading consulting firms McKinsey and Oliver Wyman led from the front by extending offers to the students. Deloitte Consulting, PricewaterhouseCoopers, BTS (USA) were some major names that recruited in numbers and made their presence felt. Anupama Jain, placed with a globally renowned consulting firm is ecstatic with her placement and says, “It’s been one of the best seasons with respect to placements in the recent times with all students receiving their dream offers. I always longed to be associated with one of the top notch consulting firms in the world and all efforts have paid off with receiving my coveted job offer.” FMCG / PHARMA With all the major FMCGs coming to campus this year, 24% of the batch got placed with this sector. Industry giants HUL and P&G among others have once again shown confidence in the marketing talent that passes out of JBIMS, by recruiting for roles in Sales & Marketing and Brand Management, a very coveted profile across any B-School. CONGLOMERATES Various profiles were on offer from the major conglomerates which included the coveted profile of FMP offered by General Electric. This year also saw various profiles in the domain of General Management, Finance & Treasury, SCM, Logistics and EPC being offered by the likes of RIL, L&T and M&M.
Some of the key recruiters in each sector were:
Sector
Company
BFSI and IB
Citibank, HSBC, Barclays Bank, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, YES Bank, HDFC Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Nomura, ICICI Securities, Avista Advisory, India Infoline, Edelweiss Capital, Bloomberg, Crisil, ICRA, IDBI Capital, Indiabulls, Principal PNB, SBI Capital, Thomson Reuters
Consulting
McKinsey, Oliver Wyman, BTS (USA), Deloitte Consulting, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Capgemini, Bristlecone, MindTree Consulting, Nodwin Consulting
FMCG/Pharmaceuticals
HUL, P&G, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Helathcare, Reckitt Benckiser, ITC, Dabur, PepsiCo, Castrol, Britannia, Givaudan, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Ranbaxy, Titan, UB Group, AstraZeneca
Conglomerates
General Electric, Reliance Industries, Mahindra & Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro
Manufacturing / Real Estate
Reliance Power, Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd., BILT, Jumbo Electronics, Tanween, Videocon, Godrej & Boyce, Raymond, JSW Steel, Tata Steel, Cummins, Usha International, VIP Industries
Telecom / Media
Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular, HT Media
IT / ITES
Accenture, TCS, Hewlett-Packard, HCL, Infosys, Wipro, Tally Solutions, Polaris, QAI Global
PSU / NGO
Reserve Bank of India, Bank of India, National Institute of Securities Markets, Teach for India