MUMBAI: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai has concluded final placements for its 2024-26 batch with the highest domestic offer of Rs 71.4 lakh per annum and strong salary outcomes across the cohort. The top 10 percentile of students secured an average package of Rs 47.5 lakh per annum, the top 20 percentile averaged Rs 41.4 lakh, and the top half of the batch earned an average of Rs 34.5 lakh, pointing to broad-based demand beyond the top performers.A total of 502 offers were made to students across the MBA, MBA-operations & supply chain management, and MBA-sustainability management programmes. Of the 505 graduating students, three opted out of the placement process to pursue entrepreneurial ventures. The month-long placement exercise saw participation from over 200 recruiters across sectors and geographies, reflecting sustained industry engagement with the institute.Indian Institute of Management Mumbai director Manoj Kumar Tiwari said the placement trends reflected shifting industry expectations, particularly in finance and technology-led roles. He noted that the rise in banking, financial services and insurance BFSI hiring aligned with the institute’s academic focus on analytics and finance, as well as its geographic advantage.
