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DMS at IIT Delhi has recorded 100% Placement for its MBA 2021-23 batch with an 18% hike in average salary at INR 25.82 LPA and a 12% hike in highest salary at INR 41.13 LPA.
New Delhi: The Department of Management Studies (DMS) at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi has successfully concluded the final placement session for the MBA class of 2021–2023. The highest package offered to students stood at INR 41.13 LPA.
The IIT Delhi has once again recorded 100% Placement for its MBA 2021–23 cohort, with an average pay increase of 18% to INR 25.82 LPA from INR 21.9 LPA the previous year, thanks to significant corporations making placement offers across all industries.
Prof. Mahim Sagar, Head of the Department of Management Studies at IIT Delhi, commented on the accomplishment of 100% IIT Delhi MBA Placements 2023, saying, "Since its establishment, the department has provided comprehensive, high-quality education to aspirational future managers”.
“The curriculum offers students a platform to thrive in the fields of their business interests and includes cutting-edge management courses, dual specialisations, lecture series from international business experts, live projects, and worldwide field study”, he added.
Leading businesses from a range of industries and areas participated in the IIT Delhi Placement 2021-23 season and provided fresh, diverse profiles. Numerous additional recruiters in addition to the regular recruiters offered employment offers to IIT Delhi MBA students.
IIT Delhi MBA Placement 2023 Highlights
| Particulars | Details |
| Placement rate | 100% |
| Highest package | INR 41.13 LPA |
| Average package | INR 25.82 LPA |
| Median package | INR 24.45 LPA |
| Total job offers received | 1,300 |
| Number of companies visited | 500 |
| Top recruiting sector | EXL Service, Wipro, Accenture, Capgemini, IDFC, ICICI Bank, GAIL, IBM, etc. |
IIT Delhi MBA Placement 2023: Profiles Offered
The variety of recruiters who visited the institute for the placement drive resulted in a wide range of job profiles offered to students. Pre-sales consultant, Marketing leadership, Sales Specialist, and Associate Director Sales are just a few of the profiles available in sales and marketing.
Project finance, FMP, and financial risk specialist are some of the profiles seen in the finance industry. Strategic sourcing, digital operations, and program management were among the highly sought-after profiles in the operations arena.
There were a variety of profiles available in the IT, Consulting, and Analytics categories, including IT Leadership, Business Development, Senior Business Analyst, Risk Advisory, and more.
Prof. Arpan Kar, Chair of Corporate Relations at DMS IIT Delhi said, “The final round of hiring for the MBA class of 2021–2023 at IIT Delhi has been completed successfully, with employers from a variety of industries offering a range of positions in sales, marketing, IT/ITES, strategy, consulting, operations, supply chain, finance, HR, and general management”.
“The college wishes to express its gratitude to its dependable recruiters who upheld their long-standing connections, including, but not limited to, Bain & Company, BlackRock, McKinsey & Company, Amazon, and Tata Consumer Products.
The college also appreciates new recruiters for having confidence in them and coordinating their hiring cycles with their placement effort, including Diageo, Yes Bank, Jubilant Foodworks, and Adani”, he added.
IIT Delhi MBA Placement 2023: Top Recruiters
| EXL Service | Paytm |
| Wipro | Jio Savan |
| Accenture | Media.Net |
| Capgemini | Axtria |
| Merilytics | Hexaware Technologies |
| Mphasis | Factspan Analytics |
| Diageo | IDFC |
| Yum! Brands | Texas Instruments |
| ICICI Bank | Deloitte |
| Tata Consumer Products | Optum |
| JSPL | Publicis Sapient |
| GAIL | Bain & Company |
| People Interactive | McKinsey & Company |
| IBM | Alvarez & Marsal |
| Yes Bank | Acuvon Consulting |
| Indegene | Inmorphis |
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