Indian Institute of Management, Mumbai2025 Placement Report
Indian Institute of Management, Mumbai: 2025 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
IIM Mumbai's batch of 2023-25 (479 students) reported a Rs 30.40 lakh average CTC and a Rs 54.00 lakh highest, with 198 recruiters. The top 50% averaged Rs 35.92 lakh, about Rs 2 lakh above the batch of 2024, but PPOs fell to 144 from 170 and the report publishes no median or placement percentage.
IIM Mumbai's Final Placement Report 2025 covers a batch of 479 students with an average prior work experience of 18 months. It reports a highest CTC of Rs 54.00 lakh and an average CTC of Rs 30.40 lakh, with 198 recruiters (55 of them new) and 144 PPO offers. The report also gives tiered averages: Rs 47.54 lakh for the top 10%, Rs 42.70 lakh for the top 20% and Rs 35.92 lakh for the top 50%.
The batch of 2024 report did not publish a batch-wide average, so the cleanest comparisons are on the tiered figures. The top 10% average was nearly unchanged (Rs 47.54 lakh against 47.29 LPA), the top 20% rose from 40.71 LPA to Rs 42.70 lakh, and the top 50% rose from 33.84 LPA to Rs 35.92 lakh. The highest CTC was the same Rs 54 lakh in both years. Recruiter count grew from 180 to 198 while the batch grew from 446 to 479, but PPOs fell from 170 to 144.
Consulting was the largest sector at 23% of offers, ahead of Manufacturing / Process at 17% and E-Commerce & Retail at 14%. Compared with 2024, Consulting rose from 18% and E-Commerce & Retail from 10%, while Manufacturing slipped from 19% and FMCG from 16% to 10%. BFSI held at 10%.
The report does not give a median CTC, an offer count, the number of students placed or a placement percentage, and it does not say whether the figures were externally audited.
Key takeaways
Middle of the batch improved
The top 50% average rose to Rs 35.92 lakh from 33.84 LPA for the batch of 2024, and the top 20% to Rs 42.70 lakh from 40.71 LPA. The top 10% was flat at Rs 47.54 lakh, so the gains came below the very top.
Consulting up, FMCG down
Consulting grew to 23% of offers from 18%, and E-Commerce & Retail to 14% from 10%. FMCG fell to 10% from 16%, which matters if brand management is your target.
Fewer PPOs despite a bigger batch
PPOs fell to 144 from 170 even as the batch grew to 479 from 446, so more of the class went through the final placement process.
No median and no placement rate
Without a median or a placed count, the Rs 30.40 lakh average and the tiered averages are the only guide to how the full batch fared.
21% of the batch came from IIT
21% of the batch came from IIT, NIT or BITS, and average prior work experience was 18 months.
Sector split
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Top recruiters
How IIM Mumbai compares with other IIMs in 2025
All rankings →Median (or average where no median is published) CTC from each college's 2025 report. IIM Mumbai ranks 15 of 17 IIMs with a 2025 report on PlacementReport.
Frequently asked questions
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2025?
The highest CTC was ₹54 LPA, about 1.8x the average of ₹30.40 LPA.
Which program does this 2025 report cover?
This page covers MBA, Batch 2023-25 at Indian Institute of Management, Mumbai.
Which companies recruited at IIM Mumbai in 2025?
Recruiters named in the official 2025 report include Accenture Strategy & Consulting, Kearney, EY Parthenon, ZS Associates, Deloitte India, PwC India, Goldman Sachs and NSE. In all, 198 recruiters took part.
Where can I find the official IIM Mumbai 2025 placement report PDF?
The college's own document is linked at the top of this page ("Final Placement Report 2025, Batch of 2023-25 (PDF)"). Every figure here is transcribed from it.
Notes
IIM Mumbai’s Final Placement Report 2025 covers a batch of 479 students with an average prior work experience of 18 months. It reports a highest CTC of Rs 54.00 lakh and an average CTC of Rs 30.40 lakh, with 198 recruiters (55 of them new) and 144 PPO offers. The report also gives tiered averages: Rs 47.54 lakh for the top 10%, Rs 42.70 lakh for the top 20% and Rs 35.92 lakh for the top 50%.
The batch of 2024 report did not publish a batch-wide average, so the cleanest comparisons are on the tiered figures. The top 10% average was nearly unchanged (Rs 47.54 lakh against 47.29 LPA), the top 20% rose from 40.71 LPA to Rs 42.70 lakh, and the top 50% rose from 33.84 LPA to Rs 35.92 lakh. The highest CTC was the same Rs 54 lakh in both years. Recruiter count grew from 180 to 198 while the batch grew from 446 to 479, but PPOs fell from 170 to 144.
Consulting was the largest sector at 23% of offers, ahead of Manufacturing / Process at 17% and E-Commerce & Retail at 14%. Compared with 2024, Consulting rose from 18% and E-Commerce & Retail from 10%, while Manufacturing slipped from 19% and FMCG from 16% to 10%. BFSI held at 10%.
The report does not give a median CTC, an offer count, the number of students placed or a placement percentage, and it does not say whether the figures were externally audited.