IIM Mumbai has wrapped up its final placements for the 2024–2026 MBA batch with strong results. Out of 505 students, 502 accepted offers, while three chose to start their own ventures. More than 200 recruiters took part, offering roles across industries and geographies.
The highest domestic package reached Rs 71.4 lakh per annum, setting a new benchmark. Salary outcomes across performance tiers were competitive:
The top 10 per cent of students averaged Rs 47.5 lakh per annum, while the the top 20 per cent averaged Rs 41.4 lakh per annum. The top 50 per cent averaged Rs 34.5 lakh per annum.
Students were placed in diverse domains including consulting, BFSI (banking, financial services, insurance), FMCG, IT, manufacturing, logistics, pharma, healthcare, product management, as well as sales and marketing.
Consulting led the season with 123 offers, while BFSI saw the sharpest growth—up 33 per cent compared to last year—thanks to Mumbai’s finance hub advantage and the institute’s focus on analytics. FMCG hiring rose 24 per cent, and logistics and operations also grew, supported by IIM Mumbai’s specialised MBA in Operations and Supply Chain Management.
Recruiters included both first-time participants and long-standing partners. Major names were Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Amazon, Microsoft, Accenture, PepsiCo, and Nestlé, alongside legacy recruiters such as Hindustan Unilever, Reliance Industries, and Tata Administrative Services.
Director Manoj Kumar Tiwari highlighted that the placements reflect rising demand in BFSI and AI-driven roles, with graduates increasingly positioned in transformation-focused jobs.
