IMI Delhi Placements 2019: With a whopping Rs 20.75 lakhs per annum as the highest salary package offered, IMI New Delhi concluded its final placements for the 2017-2019 batch with all 303 students across PGDM, PGDM-HRM, and PGDM-B&FS. The students were offered jobs from more than 102 recruiters along with 50 pre-placement offers (PPO) being offered to students. 

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Rs 20.75 lakh per annum was the highest CTC offered this year in the manufacturing sector, while there was a 25 per cent increase in the number of PPOs. 39 per cent of the batch opted to pursue a career in the Banking and Financial Services sector with recruiters from Darashaw, HDFC Bank, HSBC, CitiBank, Axis Bank, Tata AIA, ICICI Bank, ICICI Prudential, Yes Bank, CRISIL, Tata Capital, IDFC Bank, DHFL Pramerica Life Insurance, Tata Capital, ICICI Securities, Aye Finance, Evalueserve and eClerx.

The profiles that were offered to the students include Corporate Banking, Corporate Finance, Equity Research, Credit Rating and Wealth Management. 46 per cent new recruiters participated in the final process of placement and the 2017-2019 placement season witnessed 5 per cent increase in average CTC offered to female candidates.

Prof. Shailendra Nigam, Dean- Corporate Relations and Placements, IMI New Delhi, said, “We would like to congratulate all the students for securing the best opportunities and wish them all the very best in their careers. We also want to thank all the firms and companies that participated in the placement process this year and made it another successful one for the institute. We firmly believe that our students will do extremely well in their respective jobs and roles, and take the Institute’s illustrious legacy forward.”

According to an official release by IMI, With 16 per cent of the batch opting for a career in IT/ITES sector, recruiters from Accenture, Capgemini, Infosys, Genpact, Wipro, HCL, Genpact, Infosys BPM, Hughes Systique, RTDS, NIIT Technologies, Mahindra Comviva offered diverse profiles to the students. Another 9 per cent of the batch was offered career opportunities in the Manufacturing and Logistics sector.