Consulting and product management leads recruitment in IIM Bangalore

BENGALURU: As many as 481 offers were made to the 435 students of IIM-Bangalore’s PGP batch of 2019-21.
Harshit Verma, student placement representative, said that strategy consulting and product management continued to be the most sought-after roles, followed by finance.
In consulting, Accenture made the maximum offers (45), followed by Bain & Company with 24 offers.
Prominent recruiters in the information technology and IT product management domain, who made 78 offers, included Microsoft (12), Browserstack (6), Ola (6), Byju’s (5), UHG Optum (5), said a release form the institute.
Sixty-seven offers were made in the finance domain. Among the banks, Goldman Sachs made the maximum of 22 offers.
Tapas Ranjan Pati, manager, career development services, IIM Bangalore, said: “Companies from overseas locations like Amsterdam, Dubai and Singapore made offers across Consulting, Finance, International Trading, and Business Strategy.”
Leadership tracks and general management positions saw 47 offers made by conglomerates, startups, and other firms, with the RPG Group leading with 10 offers, followed by Vedanta (8) and Reliance (5), the release said.
Students opting for sales and marketing roles received 50 offers and were recruited by major consumer goods firms led by Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (5), Procter & Gamble (5).
The placement process was held on virtual platforms. Roopa Adyasha, senior manager, Career Development Services at IIM Bangalore, said: “The placements office and the student team put in commendable effort. We set up the required infrastructure and software platforms, and managed the entire operations through team work and collaboration.”
Harshit Verma, student placement representative, said that strategy consulting and product management continued to be the most sought-after roles, followed by finance.
In consulting, Accenture made the maximum offers (45), followed by Bain & Company with 24 offers.
Prominent recruiters in the information technology and IT product management domain, who made 78 offers, included Microsoft (12), Browserstack (6), Ola (6), Byju’s (5), UHG Optum (5), said a release form the institute.
Sixty-seven offers were made in the finance domain. Among the banks, Goldman Sachs made the maximum of 22 offers.
Tapas Ranjan Pati, manager, career development services, IIM Bangalore, said: “Companies from overseas locations like Amsterdam, Dubai and Singapore made offers across Consulting, Finance, International Trading, and Business Strategy.”
Leadership tracks and general management positions saw 47 offers made by conglomerates, startups, and other firms, with the RPG Group leading with 10 offers, followed by Vedanta (8) and Reliance (5), the release said.
Students opting for sales and marketing roles received 50 offers and were recruited by major consumer goods firms led by Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (5), Procter & Gamble (5).
The placement process was held on virtual platforms. Roopa Adyasha, senior manager, Career Development Services at IIM Bangalore, said: “The placements office and the student team put in commendable effort. We set up the required infrastructure and software platforms, and managed the entire operations through team work and collaboration.”
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