JBIMS-Mumbai Witnesses Whopping 100% Rise in No. of I-Banks on Campus for Final Placements

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Consulting

Consulting continued to be an extremely sought-after profile on campus. Leading consulting firms like McKinsey & Co., Accenture Business Consulting, Deloitte, Ernst & Young (Business Advisory Services), PricewaterhouseCoopers participated in the process.
Leading HR consultant, Mercer, offered positions for their Human Capital Advisory Services.

"It's been an enriching experience interacting with JBIMS students. The zeal and passion of students is commendable and makes them stand out in the crowd. They are definitely future business leaders. We hope our relationship continues to grow stronger," said Ms. Nimisha Rana Pathak representing Accenture Business Consulting, which made offers to 5 candidates.

Capital Markets

A strong focus towards careers in India's Capital Markets was reflected in this year's placements. The highlight of this year's placements is the separate Equity Research process held at the behest of the students. With leading brokerage firms such as ICICI Securities, SSKI, Principal AMC, Kotak Securities, participating, students of the Batch of 2008 are well on course to unlocking real value from Indian stock markets.

Banking & Financial Services

The competitive edge that the institute holds in being located in the financial capital of the country reflected in the placements in this domain. Barclays Bank PLC and Yes Bank participated for the first time, with Barclays making as many as 7 offers - a testimony to the faith that the industry has in the institute. Roles ranged from treasury to corporate banking to retail banking. For e.g., ICICI Bank recruited for their Investment Banking, Treasury, Project Finance and Wealth Management Divisions.

Top recruiters from banking included HSBC, Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank, Deutsche Bank, First Gulf Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank. The financial services domain was represented by GE Capital, CRISIL, Tata Capital, ASK Wealth Advisors, Credit Analysis and Research Ltd. and Dawnay Day AV.

FMCGs & Consumer Durables

The FMCG aspirants were spoilt for choice with all leading FMCGs such as HUL, P&G, ITC, Nestle, Colgate Palmolive, PepsiCo, Dabur, Britannia, Heinz and L'Oreal, along with non-FMCG players like Castrol, Philips and Titan making their presence felt on campus. In addition to the conventional sales and marketing profiles, they recruited students for their corporate finance division also.

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