
| Updated On - Nov 13, 2026
FIIB New Delhi has released its Interim Placement Report 2026. The highest package accepted is Rs 24 LPA and the median is Rs 9.5 LPA. More than 250 companies took part in the PGDM Class of 2026 placement drive.

The Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB) has released its Interim Placement Report 2026. The report is on the official FIIB placement page. It covers the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) Class of 2026.
The institute reports a placement rate of 95 percent and above. Students also had access to more than 500 recruiter connections. FIIB is a business school located in New Delhi.
FIIB Placement 2026 Highlights
The table below lists the main figures from the interim report.
| Parameter | Class of 2026 Figure |
|---|---|
| Highest package accepted | Rs 24 LPA |
| Median salary package | Rs 9.5 LPA |
| Average package of top 20 percent of batch | Rs 14 LPA |
| Participating companies | 250+ |
| Job profiles offered | 156 |
What Do the FIIB Package Figures Mean?
The highest package shows the single best offer that a student accepted. It does not show what most students earned.
The median is the middle value of all accepted packages. Half the placed students earned Rs 9.5 LPA or more.
The top 20 percent average covers only the best paid students. FIIB has not given an overall batch average on this page. The full interim report PDF has the complete breakdown.
FIIB 2026 Top Recruiters
Banking, consulting and consumer brands feature among the listed recruiters. The companies named by FIIB include:
- Deloitte, KPMG, Accenture and Genpact
- HDFC Bank, HDFC Life and Tata Capital
- Acuity Knowledge Partners and Tech Mahindra
- Asian Paints, ITC Limited and Aditya Birla Group
- Kuehne+Nagel, Udaan and Collegify
Which Sectors Hired FIIB Students?
FIIB groups its hiring partners into seven industry categories. These are listed below.
- Banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI)
- Consulting and analytics
- Technology
- FMCG and retail
- Operations and supply chain
- Marketing and growth
- HR and professional services
Students can match these sectors with their own career interests. This helps when choosing electives and specialisations.
FIIB Class of 2027 Batch Profile
The next batch will face the placement season in 2027. Its profile is given below.
| Parameter | Class of 2027 |
|---|---|
| Total batch size | 296 students |
| Women in cohort | 42 percent |
| Men in cohort | 58 percent |
| Average age | 23 years |
| Average undergraduate score | 70 percent |
| Average work experience | 21 months |
| Pre-placement offers after internships | 29 percent of cohort |
Nearly one in three students already holds a pre-placement offer. These offers came from their summer internships.
Which FIIB Programmes Are Linked to Placements?
FIIB offers the PGDM and the PGDM in Financial Management (PGDM-FM). It also runs a full-time Fellow Programme in Management (FPM). A part-time Executive Fellow Programme in Management (EFPM) is also offered.
The PGDM and PGDM-FM are the main programmes for campus placements. The FPM and EFPM are research-focused doctoral programmes.
FIIB states that career outcomes begin as early as Month 14. This is before the two-year programme formally ends. Internship conversions drive much of this early hiring.
Action Plan for Students
- Download the FIIB Interim Placement Report 2026 PDF.
- Compare the median package with other B-schools on your list.
- Check which of the seven sectors fits your career goal.
- Review the Class of 2027 profile against your own academic record.
- Visit fiib.edu.in for PGDM admission details.
FIIB may publish a final placement report for the Class of 2026. Placement updates for the 296-member Class of 2027 will follow.
Also Read:
- Fortune Institute of International Business Fee Structure 2026 Out; Check Details Here
- Fortune Institute of International Business Cutoff 2027: Check Category-wise and Round-wise Cutoff
- FIIB MBA Admission 2027-29 Open at fiib.edu.in; Check Steps to Register
- AILET 2027 Registration Last Date Extended to November 13; Check Direct Link














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