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PLACEMENT REPORT

2016-18

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FOREWORD

MDI Murshidabad is pleased to announce the successful completion of the final placement season for the class of 2016-18. We are immensely grateful to our growing list of recruiters and the continued faith of our

prominent recruiters. The placement process this year touched new heights. We would like to acknowledge the contribution of everyone who assisted in the placement process. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to the entire MDI Murshidabad fraternity. With the continuing support of all our stakeholders including

students, recruiters, faculty, alumni, staff and management, we hope to carry on with our journey towards excellence in the years to come.The students also displayed their talent by successfully competing in various

competitions and by obtaining professional certifications. We would also like to express our gratitude to our new companions, with whom we look forward to a long and

symbiotic relationship.

MDI MURSHIDABAD

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37.5%

INCREASE IN NUMBER OF RECRUITERS

Number of Recruiters 22

PLACEMENT STATISTICS

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Highest Package INR 12 LPA

Lowest Package INR 6 LPA

Average Package INR 9.2 LPA

MDI MURSHIDABAD

This year companies recruited across many industry verticals and offered roles in the areas of consulting, market research, analytics, marketing strategy, business development, banking, etc.

Top 25%

AVERAGE CTC

10.7LPA

NOTE: The placement process is still in progress with 95% of the students already Placed.

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EDUCATION BACKGROUND

PAGE 22 MARIOTT TECHNOLOGIES

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

B.Tech B.A. B.Com B.Sc BBA

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WORK EXPERIENCE

Freshers 68%

0-12 months 6%

13-24 months 6%

25-36 months 9%

36+ months 11%

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MDI MURSHIDABAD

The batch of PGP 2016-18 possessed a strong academic background and 32% of the batch had prior work experience in industries like

Energy, Manufacturing, IT, Power, Telecom etc.

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BFSI 32%

Ecommerce 9%

Consulting 11%

Manufacturing 15%

Media & Adv.

5%

Oil & Gas 4%

Hospitality 4%

IT 5%

E-learning 5%

Food & Beverages 9%

SECTOR WISE DIVISION

MDI MURSHIDABAD

Placement season 2016-18 witnessed esteemed recruiters across all the sectors and maximum numbers of recruiters were from BFSI

sector followed by Manufacturing and Consulting.

For the first time, this year’s process saw the students being offered roles in Consulting domain and Young Leadership Program.

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Sales&Marketing 35%

Finance 28%

Operations 17%

HR 7%

Market Research 13%

DOMAIN WISE DIVISION

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MDI MURSHIDABAD

Sales & Marketing

Profiles were offered in B2B, Sales, Brand Management, Business Development,

Retail Management and Product Management.

Finance

Profiles were offered in Analyst, Business Development, Credit Risk Management, Derivative Trading,Derivative Valuation and M&E.

Operations

Profiles were offered in Key Account

Manager and Strategic Sourcing.

HR

Profiles were offered in Compensation &

Benefits, Talent Acquisition.

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I n s i d e t h e I s s u e

PROMINENT RECRUITERS

MDI MURSHIDABAD

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PARTNERS IN PROGRESS

Adani VLCC Yes Bank Home Credit iDeCK

IDFC OYO Berger Blue Star Britannia Peerless Uflex

Cholamandalam finance Reliance Communications Reserve Bank of India

Devyani International Limited Future Retail

Godfrey Phillips Limited Grofers

Kotak Life Insurance Ador welding

Force Motors MavenMagnet

KPMG

LG Electronics Linde India

Tractors India Limited SVG Media

Furnace Fabrica Kalpataru Group Kantar IMRB Kaspersky Lab Kevnter Agro Moser Baer NestKeys Green Latte Paharpur

Reliance Retail Religare

SPA Capital BrandLand GIBL

Dare2Compete KredX

HealthMug Mobcast

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Infor

TATA Class Edge Ameriprise Financial

Vinod Kothari Consultancy Magicpin

Ipsos

Capital Via Arohan

Bell Wether Advisors Stallion Barware Tata Housing Tata Steel Taurus Group

United Bank of India United Spirits Limited Autosense

IIFL

LT Foods TaraSafe Starfing Cloud9India DealWithUs

Note: The above list is not exhaustive but just an indication of the range of companies recruiting from MDI Murshidabad

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MDI MURSHIDABAD

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PLACEMENT COMMITTEE

CAMPUS

Management Development Institute Murshidabad

Kulori, P.O. Uttar Ramana, P.S. Raghunathganj,

Dist. Murshidabad West Bengal

PIN: 742235

Tel: 03483-201565 

CITY OFFICE

Management Development Institute Murshidabad

DB-3, Sector-1, Salt Lake City Kolkata

West Bengal PIN: 700064 www.mdim.ac.in 

CONTACT

Contact: +91-8770729463 Email:

[email protected],

C O N T A C T : + 9 1 - 9 8 1 1 7 3 2 4 3 0

E M A I L : C O R P O R A T E R E L A T I O N S @ M D I M . A C . I N ,

P L A C E M E N T @ M D I M A C I N W E S T M O N T H I G H U N D E R G R A D U A T E

Yash Chauhan

Shushank Sharma Nischal Tripathi Kaushik Goswami Sumit Sharma

Ananya Pal Sajal Kumar

Ahmad Rameez

MDI MURSHIDABAD

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