ITM Business School MBA Placement 2026: Highest package at Rs 21 lakh per annum; 2 international offers
Vaishnavi Shukla | June 17, 2026 | 12:59 PM IST | 2 mins read
ITM Business School MBA Placement 2026: Over 200 students secured positions across leading marketing organisations, followed closely by finance, which recorded 176 placements
ITM Business School MBA Placement 2026 : ITM Business School’s MBA batch for the academic year 2024-26 has achieved the highest annual placement package of Rs 21 lakh per annum, while the average annual package stands at Rs 8.5 lakh per annum.
According to the official ITM press release, among the 10 specialisations offered across the marketing sector, it witnessed the highest recruiter demand, with over 200 students securing opportunities across leading organisations, followed closely by finance, which recorded 176 placements.
More than 300 distinct positions were offered to the total batch strength of 690 MBA students.
Notably, the human resource management and operations & supply chain management continued to attract recruiters across diverse sectors, while emerging domains such as FinTech and international business gained more traction despite having smaller cohort sizes.
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ITM Business School’s tie-ups with 400+ companies
IITM’s MBA students secured opportunities in roles such as Management Trainee, Business Development Executive, Data Analyst, Relationship Manager, and Supply Chain Planner. ITM MBA placements were spread across major business hubs including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad.
Also, the business school has strong ties with more than 400 companies, including top names in banking and financial services, consulting, information technology, logistics, manufacturing, etc, offering a wide range of opportunities for students.
“These placement achievements reaffirm ITM Business School’s robust academic framework and commitment to developing future-ready management professionals,” the official ITM press release said.
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ITM Business School MBA Placements 2026: 2 international offers
ITM Business School MBA Placements witnessed participation from more than 25 industry sectors, including TCS, Deloitte, EY, PwC, Nomura, UBS, ICICI Bank, Asian Paints, NielsenIQ, Decathlon, and Lupin.
The business school also achieved international placements, with two students securing opportunities with Landmark Group in Dubai.
Additionally, recruiters from the BFSI, consulting, technology, retail, manufacturing, logistics, and pharmaceutical sectors offered roles across business functions. Notably, AI and technology-focused companies such as Cloudgov.ai, Grexa AI, and TechMaa AI recruited students for emerging roles, reflecting a growing demand for management professionals equipped with digital and analytical skills.
While talking about the placements, Lakshmi Mohan the pro-vice chancellor at ITM Skills University and director of ITM Business School said: “These placement outcomes reflect the dedication of our students and ITM’s strong industry partnership. At the same time, the program grooms their employability quotient through a 5-month paid internship that gives them deep experience, 2 semesters before the placement season begins. They recruiters already have a proof point of the students’ capabilities before they hire.”
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