Indian Institute of Management, Jammu2022 Placement Report
Indian Institute of Management, Jammu: 2022 Placement Report
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Indian Institute of Management, Jammu's 2022 placement cycle: IIM Jammu's MBA Class of 2020-22 (217 students) drew 222 offers from 119 recruiters, 36 of them new, with a highest CTC of Rs 32 lakh and a median of Rs 12.75 lakh; IT & Analytics led sector share at 52%; median CTC rose +27.5% versus the prior year. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
The 5th MBA batch of 217 students (62% male, 38% female) drew 222 offers from 119 recruiters, 36 of them first-time recruiters, with the entire process conducted online because of the pandemic despite a considerable jump in batch size from the year before. Average CTC of Rs 13.78 lakh sat noticeably above the median of Rs 12.75 lakh, a gap of about Rs 1 lakh suggesting a modest tail of higher offers pulling the mean up, against a highest CTC of Rs 32 lakh.
By sector, IT & Analytics dominated offers at 52%, far ahead of Automobile at 24% and BFSI at 7%, together making the top two sectors 76% of placements. That sector concentration sits in some tension with the domain-wise split, where Consulting led offers at 25%, Marketing/Sales followed at 23.5%, and Operations took 17%, a reminder that a company's industry sector and a graduate's functional role often diverge (an IT-sector employer can still be hiring for a marketing or consulting role, for instance).
Workex candidates averaged Rs 16.17 lakh against Rs 12.51 lakh for freshers, and the top decile of offers averaged Rs 29.80 lakh versus a top-50% average of Rs 17.83 lakh. The batch saw 10 pre-placement offers and 15 students with multiple offers, while 9 students opted out of the institute-run process (to pursue their own ventures, further study, or an existing offer) and 4 were self-sourced. Recruiters spanned industry leaders including Amazon, Deloitte, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, PwC and Vedanta, among others named in the source report.
Key takeaways
Median CTC rose 27.5%
Median CTC rose from ₹10 LPA in the prior cycle to ₹12.75 LPA this year (+27.5%). That is a material move for Indian Institute of Management, Jammu aspirants reading this report as a signal of typical outcomes, especially for median, which is less skewed by a handful of outlier offers than average or highest CTC.
Average CTC rose 33.3%
Average CTC rose from ₹10.34 LPA in the prior cycle to ₹13.78 LPA this year (+33.3%). That is a material move for Indian Institute of Management, Jammu aspirants reading this report as a signal of typical outcomes, especially for median, which is less skewed by a handful of outlier offers than average or highest CTC.
IT & Analytics led the batch at 52%
IT & Analytics accounted for 52% of offers, the largest sector share in this 2022 report. The next sector, Automobile, sat at 24%, so the gap between first and second is 28 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 76% of offers
IT & Analytics and Automobile together made up 76% of offers, a concentrated recruiter mix. BFSI was a distant third at 7%. Concentration is not automatically good or bad, but it does mean batch-level averages can mask thinner opportunity in secondary functions.
119 recruiters, led by Amazon
119 firms participated for 222 offers, about 1.9 offers per recruiter on average. Amazon topped the named list, followed by Aditya Birla Fashion, Cognizant, and Deloitte. 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 (₹13.78 LPA) sits about ₹1 LPA above the median (₹12.75 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 2022 batch.
The entire recruitment process was conducted online due to the pandemic
The entire recruitment process was conducted online due to the pandemic, despite a considerable increase in batch size from the previous year.
9 students opted out of the placement process and 4 were…
9 students opted out of the placement process and 4 were self-sourced.
Sector split
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Top recruiters
Frequently asked questions
How did average CTC compare with the median in 2022?
Average CTC was ₹13.78 LPA and median was ₹12.75 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 2022?
The highest CTC was ₹32 LPA, about 2.3x the average of ₹13.78 LPA.
Which program does this 2022 report cover?
This page covers MBA, Batch 2020-2022 (5th Batch) at Indian Institute of Management, Jammu.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from Indian Institute of Management, Jammu's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
The 5th MBA batch of 217 students (62% male, 38% female) drew 222 offers from 119 recruiters, 36 of them first-time recruiters, with the entire process conducted online because of the pandemic despite a considerable jump in batch size from the year before. Average CTC of Rs 13.78 lakh sat noticeably above the median of Rs 12.75 lakh, a gap of about Rs 1 lakh suggesting a modest tail of higher offers pulling the mean up, against a highest CTC of Rs 32 lakh.
By sector, IT & Analytics dominated offers at 52%, far ahead of Automobile at 24% and BFSI at 7%, together making the top two sectors 76% of placements. That sector concentration sits in some tension with the domain-wise split, where Consulting led offers at 25%, Marketing/Sales followed at 23.5%, and Operations took 17%, a reminder that a company’s industry sector and a graduate’s functional role often diverge (an IT-sector employer can still be hiring for a marketing or consulting role, for instance).
Workex candidates averaged Rs 16.17 lakh against Rs 12.51 lakh for freshers, and the top decile of offers averaged Rs 29.80 lakh versus a top-50% average of Rs 17.83 lakh. The batch saw 10 pre-placement offers and 15 students with multiple offers, while 9 students opted out of the institute-run process (to pursue their own ventures, further study, or an existing offer) and 4 were self-sourced. Recruiters spanned industry leaders including Amazon, Deloitte, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, PwC and Vedanta, among others named in the source report.