Masters' Union School of Business students bag average salary package of Rs 29.12 lakh
Team Careers360 | November 24, 2021 | 03:14 PM IST | 1 min read
Consulting giants BCG, Bain and Company; tech majors Microsoft, Virtusa and CISCO and several Indian startups the biggest recruiters.
NEW DELHI: Masters’ Union School of Business today announced the placement of the first cohort of its flagship Post Graduation in Technology and Business Management (PGP-TBM), a 16-month on-campus programme. The first batch has been placed at an average package of Rs 29.12 lakh.
A total of 45 recruiters participated in the Master’ Union placement drive and the top 10% of the average domestic CTC is at Rs 43.66 lakh. Consulting giants BCG, Bain & Company; tech majors Microsoft, Virtusa and CISCO and several Indian startups including Razorpay and Unacademy were among the biggest recruiters.
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While the top 10% of the batch has landed a package upwards of Rs. 43.66 lakh and top 50% was at Rs. 36.12 lakh, even the bottom 10% have landed a package upwards of Rs. 19 lakh. The average package for freshers also stands at Rs. 23 lakh.
The placement report of Masters’ Union has been audited by Brickworks Analytics, the rating and auditing agency.
“Remarkably, 12% students landed the new economy roles of Chief of Staff/ Executive in Residence; netting the unique opportunity to work with founders in leading startups like Neemans, Sequoia funded OneCode, AgNext and more, straight out of campus. Apart from placements and in keeping with recent trends, 7% of the cohort has started their own startups and have raised VC funds,” Masters’ Union School of Business said in an official statement.
Masters Union launched its first cohort in 2020.
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