Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi2026 Placement Report
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi: 2026 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi's 2026 placement cycle: 287 of 304 students who appeared for placement (94.4%) were placed, drawing a median CTC of Rs 29.59 lakh from 103 of 119 participating recruiters; Consulting/General Management led sector share at 36.5%; median CTC printed at ₹29.59 LPA. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
Consulting/General Management dominated FMS Delhi's Class of 2026 outcomes at 36.5% of offers (132), more than the next two sectors, Product/IT/Operations/Analytics (23.0%, 83 offers) and Marketing (10.2%, 37 offers), combined would nearly match, and well ahead of Finance's 9.7% (35 offers); the four listed sectors together account for 79.4% of the 287 offers, with the remainder spread across sectors not broken out individually in the source. The top recruiters list reinforces that consulting lean: Accenture Strategy, Bain & Company, BCG, McKinsey & Co., Deloitte and EY Parthenon are all strategy or Big Four consulting arms, alongside Goldman Sachs and HSBC for BFSI and Amazon for the tech/product side, a roster consistent with a program whose largest offer bucket is consulting and general management.
With 287 of 304 students who appeared for placement placed (94.4%) and offersCount also at 287, the data implies close to one offer per placed student on average, and with 103 of 119 participating recruiters extending at least one offer, roughly seven in eight recruiters who took part in the process converted into a hire. The Rs 1.1 Cr highest CTC sits far above both the Rs 32.27 lakh average and Rs 29.59 lakh median, indicating a small number of outlier offers at the very top of the distribution while the bulk of the batch clustered closer to the median.
Lateral placements ran December 2025, final placements January 2026; of 307 total students, 3 took a placement holiday, bringing the pool that appeared for placement down to 304. Sector-split percentages above are computed against the 287 offers total (they don't sum to 100 in the source's own presentation).
Key takeaways
Consulting/General Management led the batch at 36.5%
Consulting/General Management accounted for 36.5% of offers, or 132 offers, the largest sector share in this 2026 report. The next sector, Product/IT/Operations/Analytics, sat at 23% (83 offers), so the gap between first and second is 13.5 percentage points. If your target function sits outside this lead sector, treat the headline placement rate as a campus-wide figure rather than a guarantee for your preferred cohort.
Top two sectors took 60% of offers
Consulting/General Management and Product/IT/Operations/Analytics together made up 59.5% of offers, a concentrated recruiter mix. Marketing was a distant third at 10.2%. Concentration is not automatically good or bad, but it does mean batch-level averages can mask thinner opportunity in secondary functions.
94.4% of the eligible batch placed
287 of 304 eligible students accepted offers through the campus process (94.4%), with 17 opting out or taking paths outside the reported pool. High conversion is the headline; the more useful follow-up is whether your preferred sector and role type showed up in the sector split and recruiter list below.
119 recruiters, led by Accenture Strategy
119 firms participated for 287 offers, about 2.4 offers per recruiter on average. Accenture Strategy topped the named list, followed by Bain & Company, BCG, and McKinsey & Co.. Offer concentration among a few brand-name firms is common at top campuses; check whether your target employers actually appear in this list rather than assuming brand gravity alone.
Average sits above the median
Average CTC (₹32.27 LPA) sits about ₹2.7 LPA above the median (₹29.59 LPA). That gap usually means a smaller set of higher offers pulled the mean up, so the median is the safer read on a typical package for this 2026 batch.
Sector split
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Top recruiters
Frequently asked questions
How did average CTC compare with the median in 2026?
Average CTC was ₹32.27 LPA and median was ₹29.59 LPA. The average sits above the median, so a smaller set of higher offers pulled the mean up relative to a typical package.
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2026?
The highest CTC was ₹1.10 Cr PA, about 3.4x the average of ₹32.27 LPA.
Which program does this 2026 report cover?
This page covers MBA, Batch 2024-2026 at Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
Consulting/General Management dominated FMS Delhi’s Class of 2026 outcomes at 36.5% of offers (132), more than the next two sectors, Product/IT/Operations/Analytics (23.0%, 83 offers) and Marketing (10.2%, 37 offers), combined would nearly match, and well ahead of Finance’s 9.7% (35 offers); the four listed sectors together account for 79.4% of the 287 offers, with the remainder spread across sectors not broken out individually in the source. The top recruiters list reinforces that consulting lean: Accenture Strategy, Bain & Company, BCG, McKinsey & Co., Deloitte and EY Parthenon are all strategy or Big Four consulting arms, alongside Goldman Sachs and HSBC for BFSI and Amazon for the tech/product side, a roster consistent with a program whose largest offer bucket is consulting and general management.
With 287 of 304 students who appeared for placement placed (94.4%) and offersCount also at 287, the data implies close to one offer per placed student on average, and with 103 of 119 participating recruiters extending at least one offer, roughly seven in eight recruiters who took part in the process converted into a hire. The Rs 1.1 Cr highest CTC sits far above both the Rs 32.27 lakh average and Rs 29.59 lakh median, indicating a small number of outlier offers at the very top of the distribution while the bulk of the batch clustered closer to the median.
Lateral placements ran December 2025, final placements January 2026; of 307 total students, 3 took a placement holiday, bringing the pool that appeared for placement down to 304. Sector-split percentages above are computed against the 287 offers total (they don’t sum to 100 in the source’s own presentation).