The highest package offered at SPJIMR is INR 75 Lakhs, while the average package stood at INR 33.75 Lakhs. Various recruiters participated in the recruitment process of SPJIMR including Aditya Birla Group, Bain & Company India Private Limited, Cisco, Flipkart, IBM and more.
SPJIMR achieved 100% placements for its combined PGDM and PGDM (BM) Class of 2026, with all 356 students placed. The average CTC stood at INR 33.75 LPA, while the median CTC reached INR 32.85 LPA. The placement report was independently audited by Gandhi and Lakhani Chartered Accountants in accordance with IPRS v2.2 standards.
A total of 80 companies participated in the 2026 placement process, including 31 first-time recruiters. Consulting emerged as the largest hiring sector, accounting for 40% of total offers. Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) were secured by 46% of the batch through internship conversions and corporate competitions conducted during the academic year.
For the one-year PGPM program for professionals with five or more years of work experience, the Class of 2024-25 recorded an average CTC of INR 24.40 LPA. The program also reported a 119% average salary increase over participant's pre-MBA compensation, highlighting its strong focus on career acceleration and lateral leadership transitions.
SPJIMR Placement Highlights 2026

SPJIMR PGDM/BM Placements 2026
The two-year PGDM and PGDM (BM) programs at SPJIMR share a unified placement process. The Class of 2026, comprising 356 students, achieved 100% placements by May 2026. The combined average CTC stood at INR 33.75 LPA, improving from INR 32 LPA for the Class of 2025. The PGDM (BM) cohort recorded an average CTC of INR 34.05 LPA, while the highest package offered across the batch was INR 75 LPA.
Salary distribution for the Class of 2026 highlights strong compensation outcomes, with 68% of offers at or above INR 30 LPA, 31% at or above INR 35 LPA, and 15% at or above INR 40 LPA. The top 25% of students secured an average CTC of INR 43.75 LPA, significantly exceeding the overall batch average.

Source: @spjimr.org
Analysis:
- 356 students participated, with 81 companies taking part in the final placements.
- A total of 163 PPOs were offered, reflecting strong pre-placement conversions.
- The median salary stood at INR 32.8 LPA, while the highest salary reached INR 80 LPA.
- The top 20% and top 50% received average salaries of INR 45 LPA and INR 39 LPA, respectively.
- Strong hiring was seen across FMCG, Healthcare, Financial Services, E-commerce, and Product Management domains.
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SPJIMR PGDM/BM Summer Placements 2025-27

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Analysis:
- 363 students participated across four specializations, with 82 companies taking part in placements.
- A total of 30 PPOs were offered.
- The median stipend stood at INR 1.75 LPM, while the highest stipend reached INR 7.2 LPM.
- The top 20% and top 50% of students received average stipends of INR 2.23 LPM and INR 2.02 LPM, respectively.
- Strong placement trends were seen in FMCG, Healthcare, E-commerce, Financial Services, and Product Management across different specializations.
SPJIMR Tentative Placement Timeline

SPJIMR Sector-wise Breakdown (Class of 2026)
SPJIMR structures the PGDM program around four specialisation cohorts: Marketing, Finance, Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM), and Information Management (IM). Placement outcomes are tracked cohort-wise as well as by overall sector share for the combined batch.

SPJIMR PGPM Placements 2024-25
The PGPM is a one-year lateral program for professionals with five or more years of work experience. Placements run on a rolling basis from September to December each year, separate from the fixed placement window used for PGDM and PGDM (BM). The program targets career transitions and salary uplift rather than first management hire placements.

Analysis: The placement process saw participation from 165 students with 45 recruiters offering opportunities across roles. The mean salary stood at INR 24.42 LPA, with the highest package reaching INR 50 LPA, highlighting strong placement outcomes and competitive career opportunities.
SPJIMR PGPM Sector-Wise Placement 2025

Source: @spjimr.org
Top Recruiters at SPJIMR
The Class of 2026 placement drew 80 companies, with 31 making their first appearance at SPJIMR. Consulting firms led by offer volume across all cohorts, while FMCG majors, investment banks, and technology companies rounded out a broad recruiter base. SPJIMR does not publish individual company offer counts.

SPJIMR Placement FAQs
Ques. How does the cohort system at SPJIMR affect placement opportunities?
Ans. At SPJIMR, you choose one of four specialisation cohorts at the application stage: Marketing, Finance, Operations and Supply Chain Management, or Information Management. Placements are structured cohort-wise, with companies invited to recruit from the most relevant cohorts. FMCG firms like HUL and P&G recruit primarily from Marketing and OSCM, investment banks focus on Finance, and tech and product companies recruit from Information Management. This design is why SPJIMR reports both cohort-specific percentages and overall batch figures rather than a single sector breakdown.
Ques. What proportion of the PGDM batch secures a PPO before the final placement season?
Ans. Between 46 and 52 percent of the PGDM and PGDM (BM) batch receives a pre-placement offer each year. SPJIMR runs two formal PPO pipelines: an autumn internship cycle covering approximately 75 companies and business competitions held during the academic year. Students who accept PPOs do not participate in the formal placement season, so the campus recruitment window effectively covers the remaining half of the batch.
Ques. Is the PGPM average CTC directly comparable to the PGDM average?
Ans. The two averages measure different outcomes. The PGPM average of INR 24.40 LPA for 2024-25 is lower in absolute terms than the PGDM average of INR 33.75 LPA, but PGPM participants bring existing salaries and typically five to ten years of work experience. The key metric SPJIMR reports for PGPM is the 119 percent average increase over the participant’s pre-program CTC, reflecting the program’s career transition orientation rather than a fresh management hire model. Both programs report 100 percent placement.
Ques. Has the growth in batch size at SPJIMR affected placement packages?
Ans. The PGDM and PGDM (BM) batch grew from 237 students in the Class of 2023 to 356 in the Class of 2026, a 50 percent increase over four years. Despite this, average CTC remained in the INR 32 LPA to INR 34 LPA range across all five years and the 2026 median of INR 32.85 LPA is the highest in that period. The participating company count grew from 63 in 2023 to a peak of 86 in 2025, indicating that recruiter depth scaled alongside batch size without significant dilution of outcomes.
Ques. What does independent audit and NIRF data show about SPJIMR placements?
Ans. SPJIMR’s placement figures are independently audited by Gandhi and Lakhani Chartered Accountants under IPRS v2.2 each year. NIRF 2025 data for the 2023-24 graduating batch shows 335 out of 342 graduates placed, with a median salary of INR 31.5 LPA. The difference between NIRF’s approximately 98 percent figure and SPJIMR’s 100 percent claim arises because NIRF counts all graduates, including those who voluntarily opted out of placements, while the institute’s figure covers only students registered for campus placements.





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