
Placements
Career Opportunities
Admission to IIMA means entering an ecosystem of entrepreneurial thinkers, one that fosters creativity, risk-taking, continuous improvement, leadership and an innovative spirit.
How we help you get there?
To say that IIMA graduates “get there” is misleading. Actually, IIMA graduates get everywhere. Organisations looking for recruits who are ready to step in and take up responsibilities from Day One are scouting the graduating class even before the official placement process begins.
Mentorship and Industry Insights
Many student clubs on campus are oriented toward specific management areas and they help students prepare and strategize to meet their career goals. Throughout the year these clubs frequently invite industry leaders for informal talks. Insights, anecdotes, an insider’s view of specific organisations and functions ... these interactions are invaluable for students seeking a fuller picture of their chosen career path. And there is always the very good chance that when placement time rolls around this same speaker may be back on campus as a recruiter.
Professional clubs are all about empowering their members to access resources, make decisions, seek support, and improve their skills
What the clubs do...
Identify strengths, interests, values, and skills
Career development activities
Advise on electives, careers, industries
Teach job search strategy and skills including
Developing resumes and covering letters
Strengthening interview skills
Evaluating offers
Negotiating
Conduct networking preparation workshops
Provide updates on job and internship postings
Mentorship and Industry Insights
Many student clubs on campus are oriented toward specific management areas and they help students prepare and strategize to meet their career goals. Throughout the year these clubs frequently invite industry leaders for informal talks. Insights, anecdotes, an insider’s view of specific organisations and functions ... these interactions are invaluable for students seeking a fuller picture of their chosen career path. And there is always the very good chance that when placement time rolls around this same speaker may be back on campus as a recruiter.
Professional clubs are all about empowering their members to access resources, make decisions, seek support, and improve their skills
What the clubs do...
Identify strengths, interests, values, and skills
Career development activities
Advise on electives, careers, industries
Teach job search strategy and skills including
Developing resumes and covering letters
Strengthening interview skills
Evaluating offers
Negotiating
Conduct networking preparation workshops
Provide updates on job and internship postings
The IIMA Network
IIMA alumni number more than 33,000; they are spread across the globe and their careers span multiple industries and functions. Best of all, they retain that sense of camaraderie thay they enjoyed when they were students on the IIMA campus. They remain ready to guide, assist and share their knowledge with one another throughout the entire career journey. For fresh graduates, it's a great feeling to know that they will find IIMA alumni everywhere and their seniors will to help get them where they want to go.
The IIMA Alumni Association is a ready source of career-related support whether a fellow alumnus is navigating the entry-level job search process, exploring new career pathways, or searching for their next challenge.
Summer Internships
Through internships, IIMA students gain new skills, hone existing capabilities and reach insights through experience.
At the end of the first year, during the months of May, June and July students intern for eight to ten weeks with organisations of their choice. Through summer internships students gain first-hand experience in a particular industry. These weeks are integral to the Post-Graduate Programme (PGP) and perform the important function of providing opportunities to apply —and challenge -- ideas and techniques imbibed in the first year. As an intern, the student gets a chance to innovate and gets a close look at market needs. As their months of internship draw to a close, most students have a clearer idea about the area of specialization they will take up in the second year.
The summer internship also has an academic component:
Internship culminates with a report on the summer assignment which the student prepares and presents it to the organization where they have been working as well as with the IIMA before they register for the second year. The requirement of making a formal presentation about the project to the company and to the Institute ensures that sufficient rigour and discipline are brought in to this exercise.
Summer internships have typically been diverse, challenging, and intense learning experiences. Over the past six decades thousands of organisations of all types have accepted IIMA students as summer interns. Increasingly, a number of international companies have seen the value of this exercise and have collaborated with the Institute. For a company, the internship is a chance to evaluate an intern over a long period in a real business situation and make pre-placement offers based on this evaluation. A number of companies have used these internships as a key source for full-time hires.
Final Placements
During January and February each year the best companies in India and the world visit the campus year after year searching for the best talent in the graduating class. Having reached key positions in top corporates worldwide, the Institute's alumni help build a sustainable competitive advantage for organizations that choose to recruit students from our campus. Because as freshly placed recruits have been found to consistently live up to the organisations’ expectations, demand for the Institute's graduates is high. This high demand has persisted for many years.
At the same time, the individual candidate’s level of work experience has been rising with every batch. Increasingly, IIMA Students are opting for more diverse job profiles. This has been clearly seen during the Final Placements in the past few years.
IIMA has decided to move away from a day-based system to a cohort-based system. The new system is designed with the stated objective of providing a better student-recruiter fit. The process, along with many other changes in the design, allows recruiters to evaluate students over a longer duration while giving them more time to delve into the various career options.
Members, PGP Student Placement Committee (2021-22)
Sr. |
Full name |
Email id |
Role |
1 |
Mihir Dharap |
recruitmentsecretary@iima.ac.in p21mihir@iima.ac.in |
Recruitment Secretary |
2 |
Anubha Singhal |
p21anubha@iima.ac.in |
Elected Placement Coordinator |
3 |
Mahesh Kumar |
p21mahesh@iima.ac.in |
Elected Placement Coordinator |
4 |
Aayesha Bassy |
p21aayesha@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
5 |
Akshay Sharma |
p21akshay@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
6 |
Anchal Singh |
p21anchal@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
7 |
Anindita Roy |
p21anindita@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
8 |
Atirek Kumar Pal |
p21atirek@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
9 |
Bharath Amireddy |
p21bharath@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
10 |
Harsh Bindal |
p21harsh@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
11 |
Harsh Kashliwal |
p21harshk@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
12 |
Kaivalya Shah |
p21kaivalya@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
13 |
Mounil Memaya |
p21mounil@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
14 |
Pooja Agarwal |
p21pooja@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
15 |
Sadhna Sharma |
p21sadhna@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
16 |
Saurav Surwade |
p21saurav@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
17 |
Shubham Panda |
p21shubhamp@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
18 |
Strivathsav Ashwin |
p21strivathsav@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
19 |
Taranjit Kaur |
p21taranjit@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
20 |
Thanya B |
p21thanya@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |
21 |
Vikas M |
p21vikas@iima.ac.in |
Placement Coordinator |