The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) has concluded its summer placement process for the PGP and PGP-BA 2025-27 batch, with all 601 students securing internship offers from 137 companies during the placement week held between October 13 and 18, 2025.
Consulting continued to dominate hiring this season, accounting for 46% of all offers, up from 38% last year.
Healthcare firms increased their participation, extending 23 offers, a 70% jump compared with last year. Investment Banking and E-commerce roles also recorded strong growth. About 30% of recruiters participated for the first time.
Among recruiters, Accenture Strategy led with 132 offers in Consulting, followed by Boston Consulting Group (24), Bain & Company (18), and McKinsey & Company (13). Finance and Investment Banking roles came from firms such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Citibank, Avendus Capital, and ICICI Bank.
In the E-commerce, Payments and Telecom space, American Express, Amazon, Pine Labs, Flipkart, and Myntra were among the key recruiters. Product Management and Analytics offers came from companies including Sprinklr, Adobe, Google, and Microsoft.
FMCG majors such as Hindustan Unilever, Amul, ITC, and Coca-Cola continued to show interest, while Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, and Tata Administrative Services led the Conglomerate category.
Healthcare companies such as Sun Pharma, Haleon, and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories also increased hiring.
Prof. Nishant Kumar Verma, Chairperson of Career Development Services, said the performance highlighted the students’ readiness and the institute’s strong recruiter relationships.
“The PGP and PGPBA cohorts delivered an outstanding performance during the Summer Placement Week. The process was managed with remarkable efficiency and professionalism by the Placement Committee in close collaboration with the CDS Office. We deeply value the continued trust of our recruiting partners and look forward to strengthening these relationships further,” he said.
Tapas Ranjan Pati, Head of Career Development Services, said the placement drive drew positive feedback from leading global firms.
“Leading global recruiters shared highly positive feedback on both the students’ performance and the efficiency of the overall process. Management Consulting emerged as the most preferred domain, accounting for 46% of the offers, followed by Investment Banking and Product Management. Legacy recruiters from Conglomerate, FMCG and General Management continue to hire in big numbers. We would also like to highlight the record number of offers made by Accenture Strategy this year,” Pati said.
Among recruiters, Accenture Strategy led with 132 offers in consulting, followed by Boston Consulting Group (24), Bain & Company (18), and McKinsey & Company (13). In Finance and Investment Banking, firms such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Citibank, Avendus Capital, and ICICI Bank extended offers.
In the E-commerce, Payments and Telecom segment, major recruiters included American Express, Amazon, Pine Labs, Flipkart, and Myntra. Product Management and Analytics roles came from Sprinklr, Adobe, Google, Microsoft, and others. FMCG companies such as Hindustan Unilever, Amul, ITC, and Coca-Cola continued to hire actively, while conglomerates like Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, and Tata Administrative Services also made multiple offers.
Healthcare firms, including Sun Pharma, Haleon, and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, expanded their hiring footprint this season.
Representing the student body, the eleven-member Placement Committee said the outcome reflected the institute’s growing industry connect.
“With 601 students, the largest batch among all IIMs, this placement season witnessed strong participation from both legacy as well as new recruiters, with about 30% being first-time recruiters. This season stands as a testament to our institute’s strong industry standing and the deep trust recruiters place in our students,” the committee said.
Consulting continued to dominate hiring this season, accounting for 46% of all offers, up from 38% last year.
Healthcare firms increased their participation, extending 23 offers, a 70% jump compared with last year. Investment Banking and E-commerce roles also recorded strong growth. About 30% of recruiters participated for the first time.
Among recruiters, Accenture Strategy led with 132 offers in Consulting, followed by Boston Consulting Group (24), Bain & Company (18), and McKinsey & Company (13). Finance and Investment Banking roles came from firms such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Citibank, Avendus Capital, and ICICI Bank.
In the E-commerce, Payments and Telecom space, American Express, Amazon, Pine Labs, Flipkart, and Myntra were among the key recruiters. Product Management and Analytics offers came from companies including Sprinklr, Adobe, Google, and Microsoft.
FMCG majors such as Hindustan Unilever, Amul, ITC, and Coca-Cola continued to show interest, while Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, and Tata Administrative Services led the Conglomerate category.
Healthcare companies such as Sun Pharma, Haleon, and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories also increased hiring.
Prof. Nishant Kumar Verma, Chairperson of Career Development Services, said the performance highlighted the students’ readiness and the institute’s strong recruiter relationships.
“The PGP and PGPBA cohorts delivered an outstanding performance during the Summer Placement Week. The process was managed with remarkable efficiency and professionalism by the Placement Committee in close collaboration with the CDS Office. We deeply value the continued trust of our recruiting partners and look forward to strengthening these relationships further,” he said.
Tapas Ranjan Pati, Head of Career Development Services, said the placement drive drew positive feedback from leading global firms.
“Leading global recruiters shared highly positive feedback on both the students’ performance and the efficiency of the overall process. Management Consulting emerged as the most preferred domain, accounting for 46% of the offers, followed by Investment Banking and Product Management. Legacy recruiters from Conglomerate, FMCG and General Management continue to hire in big numbers. We would also like to highlight the record number of offers made by Accenture Strategy this year,” Pati said.
Among recruiters, Accenture Strategy led with 132 offers in consulting, followed by Boston Consulting Group (24), Bain & Company (18), and McKinsey & Company (13). In Finance and Investment Banking, firms such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Citibank, Avendus Capital, and ICICI Bank extended offers.
In the E-commerce, Payments and Telecom segment, major recruiters included American Express, Amazon, Pine Labs, Flipkart, and Myntra. Product Management and Analytics roles came from Sprinklr, Adobe, Google, Microsoft, and others. FMCG companies such as Hindustan Unilever, Amul, ITC, and Coca-Cola continued to hire actively, while conglomerates like Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, and Tata Administrative Services also made multiple offers.
Healthcare firms, including Sun Pharma, Haleon, and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, expanded their hiring footprint this season.
Representing the student body, the eleven-member Placement Committee said the outcome reflected the institute’s growing industry connect.
“With 601 students, the largest batch among all IIMs, this placement season witnessed strong participation from both legacy as well as new recruiters, with about 30% being first-time recruiters. This season stands as a testament to our institute’s strong industry standing and the deep trust recruiters place in our students,” the committee said.
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