IIM Kashipur is known for good placements. Students, especially from the MBA / PGP and MBA(Analytics) batches, look closely at its placement numbers. In this article, we'll see how placements are doing, what packages are being offered, which companies recruit, and what students should expect in IIM Kashipur Placement 2025.
Overview of Placement Trends
In the past few years, IIM Kashipur has maintained nearly 100% placement for the batches that participate in the final placement drives.
The number of recruiters visiting, and the number of offers made have been strong. Different sectors like BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, Insurance), Consulting, IT / Analytics, FMCG, etc., take many students.
Salaries (CTC = Cost To Company) show that the top offers are high, while average / median gives a sense of what many students earn. There’s variation depending on the programme, specialization, and batch size.
Key Placement Numbers (Recent)
Here are the recent numbers that help understand what students got in previous years, which can be a guide for 2025 placements:
Metric | Value |
Highest Package (Domestic) | ₹ 37 Lakh per annum |
Average Package | ₹ 18.1 Lakh per annum |
Median Package | ₹ 17.2 Lakh per annum |
Number of Students Placed | ~ 319 in the most recent full placement batch |
Number of Offers | ~ 340 offers made by ~ 187 recruiters |
Sector-wise and Role Insights
BFSI sector is one of the biggest recruiters. A large number of students are picked by banks, insurance companies, financial institutions.
Consulting is another major area. Those who like problem solving / strategic thinking often get consulting offers.
Students in IT / Analytics also get many roles, especially through the MBA(Analytics) programme or electives in analytics.
Other sectors include FMCG, manufacturing, operations, marketing etc. The availability depends on student profile, skills, internships, and how well they do in interviews.
What Students Can Expect in IIM Kashipur Placement 2025
Since the latest full placement reports are for earlier batches, here's what seems likely / what students should aim for in 2025:
Competitive Packages: Given past numbers, students should expect average packages in the range of ₹ 15-20 LPA (Lakh Per Annum), with top offers possibly crossing ₹ 30-35 LPA depending on sector and specialization.
Strong Recruiter Participation: Many companies from BFSI, consulting, IT, and analytics will come. New recruiters also tend to join each year. Good performance in summer internships (if any) improves chances.
Importance of Specialisation / Skills: Students with good analytical or technical skills, good projects/internships, extra certifications may get better offers. Soft skills, communication, leadership also matter in interviews.
Batch Size Effect: When batch size increases, average may vary. But median tends to give clearer idea of what a typical student can expect. Watching median, not just highest, is important.
Strengths and Challenges
Strengths
The institute has built good reputation and relations with industry. This helps in attracting recruiters.
Variety of roles and sectors help students pick what suits them—consulting, finance, analytics, etc.
Placement cells and training sessions seem active, helping students prepare for interviews, group discussions, etc.
For MBA(Analytics) and newer programmes, the demand is growing in market, which increases chances for good analytics roles.
Challenges
The gap between top offers and average ones can be large; many students may get offers near average rather than top-end.
Economic fluctuations / market slowdowns can affect hiring, especially in consulting or sectors sensitive to global demand.
Students who do not have strong internships or relevant skills may find it harder to get high packages.
Tips to Improve Placement Outcomes
If you are a student aiming for IIM Kashipur Placement 2025, here are some practical tips:
Do early internships or live projects, especially related to your specialization. Real work experience helps.
Build strong analytical, coding, data handling skills if you want analytics roles; presentation and communication skills for consulting/BFSI.
Participate in workshops, mock interviews, case study practice. Getting feedback helps improve.
Network with alumni / seniors to understand what companies expect. Understand roles from previous placements to get idea of what to aim for.
Be open to different sectors. Sometimes roles in operations, product management or tech may pay less initially but grow faster or give good learning.
Conclusion
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