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PGP Final Placement Brochure 2015-17 Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) 2015-2017 Placements POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT (PGP) 2015-2017 Recruitment Process at IIM Bangalore Pre-Placement Talks (PPTs) The recruitment process at the Institute is coordinated by PPTs provide an opportunity to students and companies to Career Development Services (CDS) office along with a interact and exchange information. A PPT is typically of 45 Student Placement Committee. The Institute provides all minutes duration during which company representatives talk support in terms of infrastructure and facilities needed for the about their organization and the employment opportunities recruitment process. Recruitments at IIM Bangalore take place being offered. The students use this time to assess the in two phases organization and opportunities. A Q&A session also forms part • The Lateral Placement Process addresses the increasing of the PPT. need of corporates for students with work experience. Students Applications This process is limited to candidates who have at least 22 months of work experience. Based on the company presentation and their individual interest levels, students apply to companies. These can be • The Final Placement Process is open to all eligible on company application forms or resumes as per company students. requirements. The applications are forwarded to the company within a specified time frame. The companies are provided sufficient time to evaluate the applications and shortlist suitable candidates. Shortlists Student Career Support Fee Companies are required to send shortlists to the CDS Office at Applicable to all job offers accepted by students including least one week prior to the commencement of final placement Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs), Lateral Placement Offers (LPOs) interviews. When the companies visit the campus, they can and Final Placement Offers (FPOs). interview the shortlisted candidates and extend job offers to selected ones. Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 & 3 Slot 4 Domestic (`) 100,000* 75,000* 40,000* - Interview and Offer Letters International ($) 5,000* 5,000* 3,000* - Companies can make job offers after the interviews. Students may accept or decline offers based on the placement rules. *+ 15% Service Tax Companies are advised to maintain wait-lists in case a student declines an offer. A formal offer letter must be sent to the CDS office within two weeks of the interview date. Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) 2015-2017 1% 14% 3% 5% n Commerce : 5% 34% n < = 21 years : 14% n Engineering : 91% n 22-24 years : 52% n Science : 3% n > = 25 years : 34% n Others : 1% 52% 91% Academic Background Age 28% n Male : 72% n 0-12 Months : 29% 30% n Female : 28% 29% n 13-21 Months : 7% n 22-34 Months : 34% n >35 Months : 30% 7% 72% 34% Gender Previous Work Experience (Months) n Consulting and 6% n Consulting : 30% 5% 8% Analytics : 15% n Banking and n Oil and Energy : 12% 7% Finance : 19% 10% 15% n Finance : 10% 30% n E-Commerce : 13% n Retail and 9% n General 12% E- commerce : 4% Management : 11% n IT and ITeS : 20% n Sales & 21% 10% Marketing : 9% n Engineering and 11% 19% n IT : 7% % 4% 13 20 Manufacturing : 21% n Analytics : 5% % n Technology : 10% n Others : 8% n Others : 6% Previous Work Experience (Sectors) Recruiters - Final Placements (2016) 4 Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) 2015-2017 Work Summer Internship Experi- S.No Name UG Specialization Previous Employer Company ence in (Months) 1 A Raghavendra Aditya Accenture Strategy Mechanical Engineering Hero MotoCorp 10 2 Aachal Bapna Aditya Birla Group Electronics and Communication Engineering Sapient Corporation 15 3 Aastha Gupta Deloitte Electronics and Communication Engineering Deloitte 22 4 Aayush Agarwal McKinsey & Co. Civil Engineering Schlumberger 34 5 Aayushi Agarwal Accenture Strategy Electrical Engineering NTPC 46 6 Abdul Hameed R M Amazon Electronics and Communication Engineering Lister Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 34 7 Abha Lakra American Express Information Technology Headstrong 34 8 Abhijit Dalai Shell Chemical Engineering JSW 31 9 Abhishek Somani GEP Consulting Electronics and Communication Engineering Goldman Sachs 35 10 Abishek S Flipkart Electrical and Electronics Engineering Sonus Networks 11 11 Aditya Gupta Microsoft Information Technology Cisco 47 12 Aditya Hungund Deloitte Civil Engineering ZS Associates 23 13 Aditya Kumar Gupta Airtel Mechanical Engineering NTPC 46 14 Aditya Muralidhar Bain & Company Civil Engineering KPMG Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. 29 15 Aditya Singhvi Reliance Treasuries Accounting and Finance Finmart Advisory Pvt. Ltd. 26 16 Adnan Roland Berger Production and Industrial Engineering ZS Associates 23 17 Agrim Gupta BCG Civil Engineering Opera Solutions 20 18 Ahana Umesh Shetty Accenture Strategy Electrical and Electronics Engineering Mu Sigma 20 19 Aindrila Biswas Citibank Electronics and Communication Engineering - 0 20 Aishwarya Pandey Aditya Birla Group Civil Engineering Mecon Ltd. 34 21 Ajay Rawat Altisource Electrical Engineering NTPC 32 22 Akshara Meena EFI India Computer Science and Engineering - 0 23 Akshata Swaroop Mondelez Commerce - 0 24 Akshay Johri A.T. Kearney Computer Science and Engineering Flipkart 44 25 Akshay Kumar BCG Civil Engineering Ernst & Young LLP 34 26 Akshay Soni Deutsche Bank Mechanical Engineering JP Morgan 22 27 Allen Dan Babu BCG Civil Engineering Atkins 33 28 Ambarish Patra IBM Consulting Electrical Engineering Vedanta Ltd. 57 29 Ambily Mary Thomas Accenture Strategy Computer Science and Engineering Oracle 23 30 Amit Kumar Accenture Strategy Chemical Engineering Reliance Industries Ltd. 11 Sky Asia Aviation (Division of Eco 31 Amit Singh Coca Cola Mechanical Engineering 24 Holidays Pvt. Ltd.) Michelin Tyres Tamil Nadu Pvt. 32 Amrutha Das Hay Group Consulting Chemical Engineering 60 Ltd. 33 Anish Arun Kaulgud Hindustan Unilever Electronics Engineering Tata Motors 33 34 Anish Singhal Roland Berger Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Mediatek Bangalore Pvt. Ltd. 35 35 Anit Suri Synergy Consulting Electronics Engineering Mentor Graphics 24 36 Anjani Kumar M.H. Alshaya Mechanical Engineering Tata Motors 34 37 Ankan Dey Aditya Birla Group Chemical Engineering TEG Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 24 38 Ankit Anand Aditya Birla Group Electrical and Electronics Engineering Tata Steel 22 39 Ankit Bera Ernst & Young Mechanical Engineering BHEL 43 40 Ankit Chowdhary Deloitte Mechanical Engineering Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 24 41 Ankit Jain American Express Metallurgical Engineering ZS Associates 34 42 Ankit Singh Flipkart Information Technology Headstrong 34 43 Ankur Jhavery BCG Chemistry Flipkart Internet Pvt. Ltd. 24 44 Annie Lalnunfeli Sailo Deutsche Bank Engineering Physics iRunway 34 45 Anuj Jain IDG Ventures Computer Science and Engineering Arista Networks 23 46 Anuj Parekh Citibank Accounting and Finance Ernst & Young 10 47 Anuj Wadhwa Amazon Electronics and Communication Engineering BHEL 58 48 Anup Kumar Gupta Reliance ADA Electronics and Communication Engineering BHEL 58 5 Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) 2015-2017 Work Summer Internship Experi- S.No Name UG Specialization Previous Employer Company ence in (Months) 49 Anuradha Rao McKinsey & Co. Economics - 0 50 Apoorva Vikal Hindustan Unilever Electronics and Communication Engineering - 0 51 Aprajita Verma BCG Electronics and Communication Engineering Nomura 33 Cognizant Business 52 Aravind Sethuraj Computer Science and Engineering Oracle 47 Consulting 53 Archana T Ramesh Walmart Labs Electrical Engineering Vodafone India Ltd. 23 54 Archit Jain American Express Production and Industrial Engineering - 0 55 Arpan Maji LinkedIn Mechanical Engineering - 0 Electronics and Electrical 56 Arun Kiran R Microland Accord Systems & Software 19 Communication Engineering 57 Arun Kumar V Aditya Birla Group Electrical and Electronics Engineering Alstom Projects 70 Chennai Petroleum Corporation 58 Arun Majhi KPMG Mechanical Engineering 34 Ltd. Biochemical Engineering and Smarterfaster (Dsquare 59 Asawari Moon Aditya Birla Group 39 Biotechnology Solutions) 60 Ashish Kumar Ola Cabs Mechanical Engineering Maruti Suzuki 47 Materials and Metallurgical 61 Ashwin S Kalkar McKinsey & Co. Inductis 23 Engineering Kellogg Brown & Root 62 Ashwini Avinash Vaidya Accenture Strategy Chemical Engineering Engineering & Construction India 22 Pvt. Ltd. (KBR) 63 Asish Sethi Saint Gobain Chemical Engineering Reliance Industries Ltd. 45 64 Asmit Das PwC Consulting Economics - 0 65 Athulya Santhosh Kumar A.T. Kearney Electronics and Communication Engineering - 0 66 Atul Kumar Jha Mahindra & Mahindra Mechanical Engineering BPCL 11 67 Atul Sharan Quikr Electronics and Communication Engineering Nuvo Logistics 27 68 Avinash Kumar Flipkart Electrical and Electronics Engineering Reliance Power Ltd. 45 69 Avinash Kumar Hero Motocorp Computer Science Samsung 46 70 Avinash Kumar ICICI Bank Economics - 0 71 Avishek Biswas Goldman Sachs Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Nomura 47 72 Ayush Kumar Snapdeal Computer Science and Engineering - 0 73 B Abhishek Iyer BCG Electrical Engineering Diamond Consulting 34 74 Bharat S Subramanian Standard Chartered Electronics and Communication Engineering - 0 75 Bharti Goel Bain & Company Computer Engineering Deutsche Bank, Singapore 34 76 Bhavesh Dinesh Birla Macquarie Computer Science and Engineering S&P Capital IQ 11 77 Bhavesh Mittal McKinsey & Co. Chemical Engineering ITC 23 78 Bhuwandeep Amazon Manufacturing Engineering Tata Steel 59 79 Binandita De HSBC Electrical Engineering State Bank of India 41 80 Biswajit Marndi Capgemini Electronics
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