TAPMI achieves 100% placement for its flagship PGDM programme; Highest CTC Rs 25 LPA
Sundararajan | April 12, 2021 | 02:40 PM IST | 1 min read
Lowe's India, BYJU's, Bajaj Finserv, Deloitte USI, and more renowned companies visited the TAPMI campus this year for placement for the batch 2019-2021
NEW DELHI:
T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) has successfully completed the placements for its flagship PDGM - General, for the 2019-21 batch. The highest salary offered is Rs 25 lakhs per annum and the average salary offered to PGDM graduates is Rs 11.1 lakhs per annum. This year 338 students were eligible for TAPMI placements, of which six students opted out to endeavor on their own. A total of 332 students were placed across 139 companies. And, 65 students were offered pre-placement through summer internships with an average package of Rs 12.6 lakh; of which 62 students accepted the offer.
TAPMI has also recorded 100% placement of students in its specialist PGDM - Marketing and PGDM - Banking and Financial Services (PGDM-BKFS) programme. The average salary of the PGDM - BKFS is Rs 10.3 lakhs and the average salary of the PGDM - Marketing is Rs 10.0 lakhs. The placements for the specialist PGDM - HR are on track with 80% of the batch already placed. The BFSI sector was the largest recruiter (36%) followed by Analytics & E-commerce, IT (33%), and Consulting (21%).
TAPMI placement 2021: Details
|
Particulars |
Details |
|
Students participated in the TAPMI placement |
338 |
|
Students were placed |
332 |
|
Participating companies in the TAPMI campus |
139 |
|
Offered pre-placement through summer internships |
65 |
|
Pre-placement offer accepted students |
62 |
|
Average salary for pre-placement through summer internships |
Rs 12.6 lakh |
|
Average salary package |
Rs 11.1 lakh |
|
Highest salary package |
Rs 25 lakh |
|
Average salary of the PGDM - BKFS program |
Rs 10.3 lakh |
|
Average salary of the PGDM - Marketing |
Rs 10 lakh |
TAPMI placement 2021: Sector-wise report
|
Sector |
Percentage |
|
BFSI sector |
36% |
|
IT |
33% |
|
Analytics & E-commerce |
|
|
Consulting |
21% |
TAPMI placement 2021: Participating companies
|
Lowe's India |
Bajaj Finserv |
|
BYJU's |
Salesforce |
|
Deloitte USI |
TITAN Company Limited |
|
HP Inc. |
Larsen and Toubro Limited |
|
Brillio |
Nestlé India Limited |
|
ITC |
Capgemini |
|
GEP Worldwide |
J. P. Morgan Services India Pvt. Ltd. |
|
Virtusa Polaris |
EY India, Citibank |
|
Grant Thornton |
Accenture |
|
Airtel Payments Bank |
CRISIL |
|
Dell Technologies |
Decathlon |
|
Godrej & Boyce |
HDFC Bank |
|
ICICI Bank |
Infosys |
|
KPMG |
Michael Page |
|
Oracle |
PhonePe |
|
Mindtree |
Lenskart |
|
Teamlease |
TVS Motors |
|
Wells Fargo |
SBI Capital Markets Limited |
|
Sequel Logistics |
Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting |
|
Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd |
Tresvista Financial Services Ltd |
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