- Deloitte India, OYO Rooms, Bajaj Auto, UST Global and Reliance Power were all first-time recruiters.
- Students with relevant work experience were hired into middle management positions by companies making Lateral Placement Offers. Some of these companies were Crompton Greaves, L&T Infotech, Samsung R&D, Sterlite Power etc.
- The total number of PPOs were 26 for a batch of 61 which marks a significant increase from previous years.
- No. of offers rolled out by start-ups increased as well with participation by OYO Rooms and Ola Cabs in the Placement Process.
- The median salary is INR 18.50 lakhs per annum while the average is INR 18.82 lakhs per annum. In comparison to last year, both the figures have seen a rise.
- The average CTC of the top 50th Percentile is INR 18.5 lakhs per annum and the 75th Percentile is INR 20.75 lakhs per annum.
- Reckitt Benckiser paid the highest package of INR 27 lakhs per annum.
Also check: TISS Placements Report 2019, Placement Report of other mba colleges
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Shayan Zaman
"The average CTC of the top 50th Percentile is INR 18.5 lakhs per annum and the 75th Percentile is INR 20.75 lakhs per annum." Is there a misprint or I am missing something? How can the averages of the entire batch be 18.8 when the average of the top 50 percentile is only 18.5?
23 Apr 2018, 08.26 PM
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Atharva Kekatpure
Optimistic
Top 75th percentile means top 25 percent of the people who applied for the placement. So top 25 percent got average salary of 20.75 lacs then definitely the average of the whole batch can come to around 18.8 lacs. Simple.
24 Apr 2018, 07.03 PM |
Shayan Zaman
The later part of my question asks that how could the top 50 the percentile be placed at an average package of 18.5 when the entire batch is placed at an average of 18.8. Could you explain how did that happen?
25 Apr 2018, 10.49 AM |
Dheeraj Chavan
I am preparing for CAT but can I also give TISSNET and it's good for the finance or not?
23 Apr 2018, 10.30 PM
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Shayan Zaman
TISS is best known for its MA in HRM and LR program among MBA aspirants and is among the two colleges to pursue MBA in HR. However, It is definitely not suitable for you if you want to get into finance, marketing,etc.
23 Apr 2018, 10.56 PM |
Atharva Kekatpure
Optimistic
Only go to TISS if you want to make a career in human resource management. TISS is considered best for the HR course after XLRI JAMSHEDPUR.. GOOD LUCK
24 Apr 2018, 07.05 PM |