BHU Placements 2024 has set a new benchmark with the Institute of Management Studies at Banaras Hindu University. In the 2024 placement season, 165 management students secured an impressive 181 job offers. The highest salary package reached Rs 23.5 lakh per annum, and the average package was Rs 11.1 lakh per annum. This achievement highlights the institute’s robust industry connections and continuous efforts to boost student employability.
BHU Placements 2024: Significant Achievements
Remarkable Placements at BHU’s Institute of Management Studies
- 165 students from the Institute of Management Studies
- 181 job offers received
- Placement season of 2024
- Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
- Goal: To provide career opportunities for management graduates
- Method: Campus recruitment drives with over 65 participating companies
- Website : https://www.bhu.ac.in/
BHU Placements 2024 : Major Companies Engage in Campus Recruitment
65 renowned companies participated in the recruitment events, including Infosys, Genpact, Cognizant, Mahindra Finance, IDBI Bank, Ujjivan Small Finance Bank, ICICI Bank, Adani Wilmar, Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles, Federal Bank, UNIQLO, Amul, Visa Steel, Bajaj Asset Management, and Escorts Kubota.
These companies come from different industries like IT, banking and finance, and agriculture, providing students with many different career options.
BHU Placements 2024 Variety of Roles and Industries Represented
Out of the roles available, 36% were for executive and management trainee positions, 21% were for associate and senior consultant roles, and 13% were for assistant and deputy manager roles. This variety of roles shows how well BHU’s management graduates are prepared to succeed in different sectors.
Continuous Initiatives to Enhance Employability
The success of the BHU Placements 2024 season is attributed to the Institute of Management Studies’ continuous initiatives aimed at improving student employability. These initiatives include personality development programs, corporate engagements, summer training, simulated aptitude tests, group discussions, and personalized mock interviews.
Dr. Ashutosh Mohan, the placement coordinator, praised the success of the placement season: “Our students from MBA, MBA International Business, and MBA Agribusiness programs have achieved outstanding placements, with an average package of Rs 11.1 lakhs across the 181 offers received by 165 students. This sets a new standard for the upcoming academic year.”
Professor HP Mathur, the dean and head, and chairman of corporate affairs and placement, :
“We are thankful for the unwavering confidence that recruiters have shown in our students. This success is a testament to the quality of education and training provided at BHU.”
BHU Placements 2024 Detailed Data and Statistics
- Total Job Offers: 181
- Students Placed: 165
- Highest Package: Rs 23.5 lakh per annum
- Average Package: Rs 11.1 lakh per annum
- Participating Companies: Over 65
- Management Trainee Roles: 36%
- Senior Consultant Roles: 21%
- Deputy Manager Roles: 13%
IT companies like Cognizant, Infosys, Genpact, Hexaware Technologies, Acxiom Consulting, MRCC Group, Loyalty Juggernaut, and Veear Analytics offered consulting and analytics roles.
Financial institutions such as Jana Bank, SBI Life, ICICI Pru AMC, Bandhan Bank, and UTI Mutual Funds hired students for marketing, finance, operations, and HR positions in the BFSI sector.
Significant hiring activity was observed in the agribusiness sector, with DCM Shriram Farm Solutions providing opportunities to many MBA (Agribusiness) students, along with several pre-placement offers.
The Institute of Management Studies at BHU has set an impressive standard with its 2024 BHU Placements, showcasing its dedication to providing excellent management education and strong connections with the industry. The success of BHU Placements 2024 highlights the institute’s continuous efforts to improve student job prospects and the confidence that leading recruiters have in its alumni.
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