Established in the year 1987, XIMB is one of the premium b-schools in the county with a rich legacy of grooming the leaders of tomorrow. The two-year Business Management program has consistently been ranked as one of the finest business curriculums in the country and is the flagship program of XIMB. Developed with the main objective of developing and training technically strong and socially conscientious leaders, XIMB has always played an important role in the alignment of student aspirations with the right fit of elite organizations in the industry. Despite the tough market conditions, XIMB has pulled off yet another outstanding feat in this year’s final placement process - Xuberance '18
XIMB is proud to announce the commendable run of Xuberance’18 for the MBA (BM) batch of 2016-2018.
Highlights:
Xuberance ‘18 saw the batch of
361 candidates participating in the placement process
105 companies participated in Xuberance ‘18 of which
56 were new recruiters
45 students
have been extended PPO/PPIs from their summer internship organizations
The highest domestic salary stood at
Rs. 23.50 Lakhs per annum
The average annual compensation stood at
Rs. 12.91 Lakhs per annum
The median annual compensation stood at
Rs. 12.76 Lakhs per annum
Students bagged offers from leading organizations like CBC, Deloitte, EY, IBM, ICICI Bank, L&T, PwC, TCS and Tata Steel. The institute also played host to a string of new recruiters like Brillio, Wildcraft, Tresvista, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Eveready, PPG Asian Paints and Havells, to name a few – a testament to the growing brand equity and reputation of this institute.
In terms of intake, the highest number of recruitments were made in the Consulting sector which was followed by Marketing, Operations, BFSI and IT/ITES sectors. These industries offered diverse profiles that include Risk Management, Strategic Consulting, Corporate Finance, Equity Research, Marketing, Sales and Distribution, Supply Chain Management, Business Consulting, IT Consulting and Business Development.
30% of the students were offered roles by Management and Strategy Consulting organizations. Deloitte, Cognizant, PwC, Capgemini, TCS, Accenture, etc. were some of the major recruiters that strengthened their bonds with the institute.
Industry leaders like L'Oréal, Godrej, Emami, Nestle, Tata Steel, Wildcraft, Hindware, Maruti Suzuki to name a few, made their presence felt by offering roles in the Marketing field and recruited
29% of the students.
The Finance stream witnessed lucrative jobs offered to the students by major financial corporates like HSBC, HSBC IB, ICRA, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, HDFC Life, L&T Fin, Tresvista, Motilal Oswal Financial Services and many more – a testament to the confidence of the industry in the financial intellect of the students of XIMB.
14% of the batch were allotted roles in Risk Advisory, Investment Banking, Corporate Finance, Wealth Management and Credit Analysis.
19% of the students bagged offers in the Systems sector which were offered by major recruiters like HCL Technologies, Wipro, IBM, Mindtree, Infosys etc.
Students were also offered roles in General Management, Strategy and Operations in various organizations. Renowned conglomerates like Larsen & Toubro and companies like, GMR, IOCL, GAIL, Tata Steel, TASL, Future Supply Chain, Vedanta and Future Generali offered lucrative profiles to the young and dynamic business managers of XIMB.
PLACEMENT SUMMARY
| Number of students placed |
358 / 361 * |
| Total number of companies |
105 |
| Average Salary (Rs. Lakhs. p.a.) |
Rs. 12.91 Lakhs per annum |
| Median Salary (Rs. Lakhs. p.a.) |
Rs. 12.76 Lakhs per annum |
| Highest Domestic Salary (Rs. Lakhs p.a.) |
Rs. 23.50 Lakhs per annum |
*Note: Results are awaited for the remaining 3 students.
MBA (Human Resource Management)
2016 - 18
The Xavier School of Human Resource Management (XaHR) owes its origin to XIMB’s HR specialisation program. The institute’s holistic focus is on developing young management aspirants to foster a career in various fields of People Operations and Recruitment Management. Designed by industry leaders and veterans, the program gives students an all-round exposure through courses in finance, marketing, operations and strategy taught with an HR orientation. This, along with specialized courses in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations.
XaHR proudly announces another successful year of placements for the MBA (HRM) batch of 2016-2018. The pool of HR talent showcased by the institute attracted many leading companies to the campus and resulted in an array of impressive roles being offered to the students.
Highlights:
Xuberance ‘18 saw the batch of
123 candidates participating in the placement process
53 companies participated in Xuberance’18 out of which 29 were new recruiters
14 students
received PPO/PPI opportunities during their summer internship
The highest domestic salary stood at
Rs. 20.84 Lakhs per annum
The average annual compensation stood at
Rs. 11.88 Lakhs per annum
The median annual compensation stood at
Rs. 11.12 Lakhs per annum
Prominent recruiters like Deloitte, L&T, Standard Chartered, Vedanta, Raymond, Cadila Pharmaceuticals, Future Generalli Life Insurance, GMR, extended their offers to students by strengthening their relationship with the institute. The institute established new bonds with industries like Welspun, SKF, HFCL, McNROE and many more.
The institute also hosted recruiters like Aditya Birla Group, HCCBPL, GAIL, BPCL, Tata Steel, Metso, Ultratech, ACG Worldwide and many more which offered roles in Industrial Relations sector. Corporate HR roles were offered by leading organizations like ICICI Bank, Wipro, Asian Paints, Cognizant, Deloitte, Infosys, ITC Infotech, Capgemini, Manipal Group, Right Management to name a few.
PLACEMENT SUMMARY
| Number of students placed |
110 / 123 * |
| Total number of companies |
53 |
| Average Salary (Rs. Lakhs. p.a.) |
Rs. 11.88 Lakhs per annum |
| Median Salary (Rs. Lakhs. p.a.) |
Rs. 11.12 Lakhs per annum |
| Highest Domestic Salary (Rs. Lakhs p.a.) |
Rs. 20.84 Lakhs per annum |
*Note: Processes are still being conducted for the remaining students.