KJ Somaiya MBA Placements 2026: Highest domestic salary at Rs 29.30 LPA; 97% of batch placed

The KJ Somaiya Institute of Management recorded its higher domestic package of Rs 29.30 lakh per annum, while the higher international package reached Rs 23.48 lpa. Of the total 604 students who participated in the MBA final placements for 2024-26 batch,586 secured job offers with an overall placement rate of 97%.

The institute’s flagship MBA programme achieved a placement rate of 98% with 545 students receiving job offers. The average salary package for MBA graduates stood at Rs 12.98 lakh per annum, the management institute said in an official press release.

A total of 230 recruiters took part in the KJ Somaiya’s MBA final placements for 2024-26 batch. Top companies with highest number of job offers included ICICI Bank, Deutsche Bank, Infosys, ICICI Home Finance, JP Morgan Chase and Co, Axis Bank, Deloitte USI, Crisil, GEP, IDBI Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Marsh Insurance Brokers, Lodha Group, M1xchange, Capgemini and ICICI Lombard.

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KJ Somaiya MBA Placements 2026: Average Top CTC

According to the official press release, the top 10% MBA students received an average CTC of Rs 19.94 lakh per annum job offers, the top 20% got Rs 17.85 lakh per annum packages, while the top 30% graduates bagged Rs 16.68 lpa.

Notably, several students were also able to secure pre-placement offers (PPO) from the Bank of America and Goldman Sachs. Fortis Healthcare and Vodafone Intelligent solutions offered internship opportunities.

Consumer goods giant Unilever participated in the placement drive for the first time to recruit for a sales leadership role.

The recruitment drive was led by Banking and Financial Services (BFSI), while Information Technology, Consulting, Manufacturing, FMCG and Conglomerates also emerged as major hiring sectors. Product management opportunities within the BFSI domain witnessed notable growth during the season.

Furthermore, around 58 companies took part in the recruitment process for the first-time across programmes, including Bank of America, Aditya Birla Group, IBM, Marriott International, Moody’s Corporation, Rippling, Standard Chartered, UPL, WTW and Guidepoint.

In addition, top recruiters offering highest CTC included DE Shaw, Arcesium, Guidepoint, Khimji Ramdas, Standard Chartered, Exide Industries, Klay Group, Money Karma, TresVista, MUFG, Dezerv, IDFC First Bank, Native Consulting, AB InBev and IKS Health.