FMS Delhi Summer Placements 2026-28: 100% Placement, Highest Stipend at ₹6 Lakh
The Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi, has successfully concluded its summer placement process for the MBA batch of 2026-28, recording 100% placements for all participating students.
The placement season saw 282 students participate, with all 282 students placed and 291 offers made by 96 companies. The highest stipend offered was ₹6 lakh for two months, while the average stipend stood at ₹3.46 lakh and the median stipend at ₹3.76 lakh for the same duration.
Recruiters included leading organisations across consulting, finance, sales and marketing, product management, operations and general management, including Accenture Strategy, Amazon, Bain & Company, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Goldman Sachs, Google, Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), ITC, McKinsey & Company, PwC and VISA.
FMS Delhi Summer Placements 2026-28: Key Highlights
| Placement Parameter | Details |
| Programme | MBA |
| Batch | 2026-2028 |
| Students Participated | 282 |
| Students Placed | 282 |
| Placement Rate | 100% |
| Total Offers Made | 291 |
| Companies Participated | 96 |
| Highest Stipend | ₹6 lakh for two months |
| Average Stipend | ₹3.46 lakh for two months |
| Median Stipend | ₹3.76 lakh for two months |
Sector-Wise Distribution of Offers at FMS Delhi
Consulting accounted for the largest share of accepted offers during the summer placement process, followed by Sales and Marketing and Finance. General Management and Product, Operations and IT roles also contributed to the distribution.
| Sector | Share of Accepted Offers |
| Consulting | 36% |
| Sales and Marketing | 24% |
| Finance | 15% |
| General Management | 17% |
| Product, Operations and IT | 8% |
| Total | 100% |
Consulting accounted for more than one-third of accepted offers, making it the largest sector by share. Sales and Marketing represented nearly one-quarter of accepted offers, while Finance and General Management together accounted for 32%. Product, Operations and IT roles made up the remaining 8%.
The distribution highlights the range of functions available to FMS students, spanning strategy and consulting, consumer-facing roles, financial services, general management and technology-related positions.
Top Recruiters at FMS Delhi Summer Placements 2026-28
FMS Delhi continued to attract recruiters from established consulting firms, multinational corporations, financial institutions and consumer businesses.
Some of the prominent organisations participating in the placement process included:
- Consulting: Accenture Strategy, Bain & Company, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Kearney, Monitor Deloitte and PwC.
- Finance and Banking: American Express, Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and VISA.
- FMCG and Consumer Businesses: Britannia, Coca-Cola, Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), ITC, Pernod Ricard, Reckitt and United Breweries.
- Technology and E-commerce: Amazon, Adobe, Google, CarDekho, Eternal and Salesforce.
- General Management and Conglomerates: Mahindra & Mahindra and Tata Administrative Services.
Other participating recruiters included JioStar, PinPoint Investment Advisory, Accenture India Market Unit, DIAGEO, DBS Bank and Mondelez.
New and Returning Recruiters at FMS Delhi
The summer placement season also saw participation from several prominent new and returning recruiters, expanding the range of organisations engaging with FMS Delhi students.
These included Abbott, Accenture India Market Unit, Accordion India, Adobe, Avasant, CarDekho, DIAGEO, DBS Bank, Eternal, FirstSource, Goldman Sachs, Google, Hexaware, IMAP, Kwality Walls, Monitor Deloitte, Mondelez, Renew, RPG, Salesforce, United Breweries and Zydus Wellness.
The participation of companies across consulting, finance, FMCG, technology and other industries provided students with opportunities to explore a broad range of business functions.
FMS Delhi Summer Placements: Consulting Leads the Offer Mix
With 36% of accepted offers coming from consulting, the sector emerged as the largest contributor to FMS Delhi's summer placement outcomes for the 2026-28 batch. Sales and Marketing followed at 24%, reflecting the institute's presence across both strategy-focused and consumer-oriented roles.
Finance accounted for 15% of accepted offers, while General Management contributed 17%. Product, Operations and IT roles accounted for 8%.
Together, these figures illustrate the variety of internship opportunities available to MBA students, with recruiters hiring across multiple functions rather than concentrating solely on one sector.
FMS Delhi Summer Placements 2026-28: An Overview
FMS Delhi recorded 100% placements for its MBA batch of 2026-28, with 282 students placed and 291 offers made by 96 companies. The highest stipend was ₹6 lakh for two months, while the average and median stipends stood at ₹3.46 lakh and ₹3.76 lakh, respectively.
Consulting led the sector-wise distribution of accepted offers, followed by Sales and Marketing, General Management, Finance, and Product, Operations and IT. With participation from leading organisations such as Amazon, BCG, Bain & Company, Goldman Sachs, Google, HUL and ITC, the placement process reflected the breadth of internship opportunities available to students across industries and management functions.