Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak2016 Placement Report
Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak: 2016 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak's 2016 placement cycle: Of 145 graduating students, 137 accepted placements through the institute (8 did not seek placement), with a median maximum earning potential of Rs 11 lakh across 117 fully documented offers; BFSI led sector share at 29.9%; median CTC printed at ₹11 LPA. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
This CRISIL-audited, IPRS-format report covers the PGP batch of 2014-16, one of the earliest final placement reports IIM Rohtak published under the Indian Placement Reporting Standards. Of 145 graduating students, 137 sought placement through the institute and all of them accepted offers, while 8 students did not seek placement through the institute for reasons the report does not break down. Full salary and sector data was verified for 117 of those offers. BFSI and IT were the two largest recruiting sectors, accounting for 35 and 34 offers respectively, together close to 59% of the documented offers, with Telecom a distant third at 16 offers. Management Trainee was by far the most common function, covering 53 of 117 offers, more than double the next largest function, Marketing and Sales, at 28 offers. Geographically, 69 of the 117 offers were outside Bangalore, Delhi NCR and Mumbai, grouped under Rest of India, meaning most placements were not concentrated in the three biggest metro hubs. The maximum earning potential topped out at Rs 18.15 lakh against a median of Rs 11 lakh, a gap of just over Rs 7 lakh pointing to a modestly right-skewed offer distribution. Six pre-placement offers were extended and all six were accepted, and the report notes zero international offers this cycle.
Key takeaways
BFSI led the batch at 29.9%
BFSI accounted for 29.9% of offers, or 35 offers, the largest sector share in this 2016 report. The next sector, Information Technology (IT), sat at 29.1% (34 offers), so the gap between first and second is 0.8 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 59% of offers
BFSI and Information Technology (IT) together made up 59% of offers, a concentrated recruiter mix. Telecom was a distant third at 13.7%. Concentration is not automatically good or bad, but it does mean batch-level averages can mask thinner opportunity in secondary functions.
94.5% of the eligible batch placed
137 of 145 eligible students accepted offers through the campus process (94.5%), with 8 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.
No international offers were reported
This 2016 report does not list international offers in the transcribed figures. Domestic roles carried the cycle; treat overseas packages in older marketing copy as historical, not as the default outcome for this batch.
Sector split
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Frequently asked questions
How did average CTC compare with the median in 2016?
Average CTC was ₹11.21 LPA and median was ₹11 LPA. The average and median sit close together, pointing to a fairly tight band of outcomes across the batch.
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2016?
The highest CTC was ₹18.15 LPA, about 1.6x the average of ₹11.21 LPA.
Which program does this 2016 report cover?
This page covers PGP, Batch 2014-16 at Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
This CRISIL-audited, IPRS-format report covers the PGP batch of 2014-16, one of the earliest final placement reports IIM Rohtak published under the Indian Placement Reporting Standards. Of 145 graduating students, 137 sought placement through the institute and all of them accepted offers, while 8 students did not seek placement through the institute for reasons the report does not break down. Full salary and sector data was verified for 117 of those offers. BFSI and IT were the two largest recruiting sectors, accounting for 35 and 34 offers respectively, together close to 59% of the documented offers, with Telecom a distant third at 16 offers. Management Trainee was by far the most common function, covering 53 of 117 offers, more than double the next largest function, Marketing and Sales, at 28 offers. Geographically, 69 of the 117 offers were outside Bangalore, Delhi NCR and Mumbai, grouped under Rest of India, meaning most placements were not concentrated in the three biggest metro hubs. The maximum earning potential topped out at Rs 18.15 lakh against a median of Rs 11 lakh, a gap of just over Rs 7 lakh pointing to a modestly right-skewed offer distribution. Six pre-placement offers were extended and all six were accepted, and the report notes zero international offers this cycle.