Woxsen University MBA placements 2026 see highest package rise to Rs 28 LPA

Woxsen University has announced the final placement results for its MBA 2024–26 batch, with the highest salary package touching Rs 28 lakh per annum, a 47 per cent jump compared to the past two years.

The university said 151 companies took part in this year’s placement drive, higher than last year’s 133 recruiters. A large share of the recruiters were listed firms and multinational companies, reflecting growing industry interest in the university’s MBA programmes.

According to the placement data shared by the university, the average package for the batch stood at Rs 10.10 lakh per annum, while the median salary was Rs 9.20 lakh. Students in the top 20 per cent bracket received an average package of Rs 15.10 lakh per annum.

Woxsen university MBA placements

Recruitment was spread across sectors such as consulting, finance, technology, FMCG, telecom, healthcare, infrastructure, e-commerce, and real estate. Companies including IBM, oracle, deloitte, KPMG, mastercard, flipkart and airtel were among the recruiters that hired students from the campus this year.

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Finance and consulting emerged as the biggest hiring segments, making up around 40 per cent of the total placements. Strategic management roles accounted for another 25 per cent, while the remaining offers came from sales, marketing, analytics, HR, research, and technology-related profiles.

The university also said it added 71 new recruiters this season, while several companies returned to the campus for repeat hiring.

Woden university on industry-ready learning

Speaking about the placement season, Vishal Khurma, group CEO of Woxsen university, said the results reflected the university’s focus on practical and industry-linked learning.

“Our highest-ever placement outcomes reflect the quality, resilience, and commitment of our students, supported by deeply industry-aligned academic delivery and outcome-driven learning by our top-class faculty. At Woxsen University, true student success is defined by transforming potential into meaningful career outcomes.”

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The university noted that recruiters showed increasing interest in candidates with expertise in analytics, consulting, digital transformation, and strategic business operations.

Student shares placement experience

Sara Hazel Philip from the MBA business analytics programme secured the highest package of the placement season. She said her experience at Woxsen university helped her develop a better understanding of how business and technology intersect in the corporate world.

She said, "Securing the highest placement package has been an exciting and humbling milestone for me. Coming from a technical background, I always aspired to build a career at the intersection of technology, business, and strategic problem-solving. My journey at Woxsen University, particularly the exposure provided through industry projects, collaborative learning, and support from the Placement Cell and Center of Talent Development (COTD), played an important role in shaping my professional outlook."

Shivaramakrishna Gajawada, general manager-corporate relations at Woxsen university, said, “The MBA 2026 final placements reflect the collective effort of our students, faculty, Corporate Engagement & Talent Office, and recruiting partners, along with growing trust from the industry. Higher recruiter participation, sustained growth in average and median compensation packages, and a notable increase in top-tier offers reflect the strong upward momentum of our placement outcomes. The well-balanced recruiter mix, marked by strong retention of existing recruiters alongside the addition of several new organisations, signify both continued trust and growing confidence in our talent pool. These outcomes reinforce our commitment to industry relevance, student preparedness, and building long-term partnerships.”