Indian Institute of Management, Sirmaur2025 Placement Report
Indian Institute of Management, Sirmaur: 2025 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
IIM Sirmaur's 2025 report is short on numbers: 295 students, an average CTC of ₹13.30 LPA and more than 250 recruiters, with no highest CTC, no median and no sector split. The average sits below the AY 2023-24 report's Rs 13,80,084 total-batch figure, but the 2023-25 batch was about 80% freshers.
IIM Sirmaur's AY 2024-25 final placement report covers the 2023-25 MBA cohort of 295 students, whose stream table totals 294. It publishes a single headline pay figure: an average CTC of ₹13.30 LPA (₹12.40 LPA for women and ₹13.70 LPA for men). It gives no highest CTC, median, students-placed count, placement percentage or sector split. The recruiter list is given as "more than 250 unique recruiters", with over 70% of the previous season's recruiters returning, so no exact recruiter count is recorded here.
The batch profile explains much of the report's framing. Only 64 of 295 students had prior work experience, averaging about 17.1 months, against 23 months for the 2022-24 batch, and the placement chair's foreword says the office targeted entry-level roles, internship conversions and startups with structured onboarding. The ₹13.30 LPA average is about ₹0.5 lakh below the Rs 13,80,084 total-batch average in the AY 2023-24 report. That earlier figure combined the MBA with the tourism MBA, and the 2025 text describes its averages as "across all programs" while the batch profile names only the MBA cohort, so the two numbers are not strictly like for like.
The report says 28 students (about 10% of the batch) took off-campus offers that the institute verified. It also says placement support was still continuing when the report was written, so the final placed count was not settled. The institute says it plans a verified report after probation, which would be the more complete source if it appears.
Key takeaways
The only pay figure is a ₹13.30 LPA average
The report publishes the average CTC overall and by gender but no median or highest CTC. With a cohort this heavy in freshers, the average on its own says little about the spread of offers.
A much fresher batch
About 21.7% of the 2023-25 cohort had work experience, averaging about 17.1 months, against 23 months for the 2022-24 batch. Read the lower average against that shift in profile.
Broad recruiter base, no exact count
More than 250 unique recruiters and over 70% repeat recruiters suggest wide reach, but the report gives no exact recruiter count and does not split offers by sector.
The season was still open at publication
The report says placement support continued after it was written, and 28 students took verified off-campus offers. A placed-versus-eligible figure is not available for this year.
Top recruiters
How IIM Sirmaur compares with other IIMs in 2025
All rankings →Median (or average where no median is published) CTC from each college's 2025 report. IIM Sirmaur ranks 17 of 17 IIMs with a 2025 report on PlacementReport.
Frequently asked questions
Which program does this 2025 report cover?
This page covers MBA, Batch 2023-25 at Indian Institute of Management, Sirmaur.
Which companies recruited at IIM Sirmaur in 2025?
Recruiters named in the official 2025 report include Accenture, Axis Bank, Cognizant, D. E. Shaw & Co, Digit Insurance, Ernst & Young, HDFC Life and ICICI Bank.
Where can I find the official IIM Sirmaur 2025 placement report PDF?
The college's own document is linked at the top of this page ("Final Placement Report AY 2024-25 (PDF)"). Every figure here is transcribed from it.
Notes
IIM Sirmaur’s AY 2024-25 final placement report covers the 2023-25 MBA cohort of 295 students, whose stream table totals 294. It publishes a single headline pay figure: an average CTC of ₹13.30 LPA (₹12.40 LPA for women and ₹13.70 LPA for men). It gives no highest CTC, median, students-placed count, placement percentage or sector split. The recruiter list is given as “more than 250 unique recruiters”, with over 70% of the previous season’s recruiters returning, so no exact recruiter count is recorded here.
The batch profile explains much of the report’s framing. Only 64 of 295 students had prior work experience, averaging about 17.1 months, against 23 months for the 2022-24 batch, and the placement chair’s foreword says the office targeted entry-level roles, internship conversions and startups with structured onboarding. The ₹13.30 LPA average is about ₹0.5 lakh below the Rs 13,80,084 total-batch average in the AY 2023-24 report. That earlier figure combined the MBA with the tourism MBA, and the 2025 text describes its averages as “across all programs” while the batch profile names only the MBA cohort, so the two numbers are not strictly like for like.
The report says 28 students (about 10% of the batch) took off-campus offers that the institute verified. It also says placement support was still continuing when the report was written, so the final placed count was not settled. The institute says it plans a verified report after probation, which would be the more complete source if it appears.