XLRI records 100% summer internship placement for PGDM course; average stipend at Rs 1.67 lakh
Vikas Kumar Pandit | October 31, 2024 | 02:56 PM IST | 2 mins read
XLRI Summer Internship Placement: A total of 604 students secured offers from 133 firms, including 37 new recruiters.
NEW DELHI: XLRI - Xavier School of Management has announced the 100% summer placements for the 2024-26 batch in its two-year Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) programmes in human resource and business management. As per the official press release, a total of 576 students across the Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR campuses, participated in the summer internship placement.
As per the data shared by the institute, a total of 604 students secured offers from 133 firms, including 37 new recruiters during the placement process. The roles covered a variety of sectors, including consulting, finance, sales and marketing, general management, product management, operations, analytics, and human resources.
XLRI Summer Internship Placement: Highest package at Rs 3.50 LPM
According to the official press release, the highest stipend recorded was Rs 3.50 lakhs per month (LPM) from the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector. XLRI achieved the average stipend for the PGDM programme 2024-26 batch was Rs 1.67 lakhs per month, with a median of Rs 1.60 lakhs per month.
The average stipends for the top 10 per cent, top 25 per cent, and top 50 per cent of students were Rs 2.54 LPM, Rs 2.42 LPM, and Rs 2.27 LPM, respectively. Additionally, 84% of all offers secured provide stipends of at least Rs 1 lakh per month, while 64% offer a minimum of Rs 1.5 lakh per month.
XLRI PGDM Summer Internship Placement: Top recruiters
The top recruiters at XLRI Xavier School of Management summer internship placements 2024-26 included Accenture Strategy, P&G, Bajaj Auto, HUL, Asian Paints, Boston Consulting Group, EY Parthenon, Amazon, Aditya Birla Group and Godrej Group. The top domains based on the roles offered were FMCG, Management and Advisory Consulting and BFSI.
New recruiters to the SIP process included Accordion Partners, Amdocs, Atomberg, Barclays, Blockseed Ventures, Carl Zeiss, DCM Shriram, Essar Capital, FantoPark, FedEx, GMR Group, Godrej Group, HSBC, Mastercard, Michelin, Newgen Technologies, RKFL, Rothschild, Sanofi, Sony Pictures, United Breweries, and WhiteOak among others.
Director of XLRI - Xavier School of Management, S George S.J, stated, “These impressive results across both the Jamshedpur and Delhi NCR campuses showcase the dedication, perseverance, and talent of our students. We extend our sincere gratitude to our esteemed recruiters for their unwavering trust in the XLRI brand. With our commitment to nurturing global leaders through a holistic approach, we look forward to strengthening and expanding our partnerships with all our stakeholders.”
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