IIM-Indore student offered Rs 53 lakh annual pay

Updated on: Wednesday, May 02, 2012

A Singapore-based infrastructure advisory firm has recruited an IIM-Indore's student on an annual package of Rs 53 lakh.
 
"This international offering was made to a student of a 2010-2012 batch while a leading European investment bank has offered an annual package of Rs 32 lakh to another student," a spokesman of IIM-Indore said here without revealing the identity of the companies and the students.
 
A total of 443 students completed IIM's flagship Post Graduate Programme (PGP) in 2010-2012, out of which 434 got the jobs in different sectors.
 
This year a total of 138 companies participated in the placement process, he said.
 
Last year, the maximum package offered to an IIM-Indore student was Rs 32 lakh per annum.

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