IIM Mumbai Concludes Placement Season with 100% Placements for 2025 Batch
IIM Mumbai announces 100% placements for its 2025 batch. Get a detailed breakdown of the highest, average, and median CTC, top recruiting companies, and key sector-wise hiring trends.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai has proudly announced the successful completion of its final placement process for the graduating batch of 2025, achieving an outstanding 100% placement record. The institution, which transitioned from NITIE to IIM Mumbai in 2023, has demonstrated its growing appeal to top corporate recruiters, with a significant increase in both the number of participating companies and the salary packages offered.
The placement season was characterized by robust participation from a diverse set of companies across various sectors, resulting in highly competitive salary packages and roles for the graduating cohort. This achievement reaffirms IIM Mumbai's standing as one of the country's premier management institutions.
Key Placement Statistics
The official placement report highlights the exceptional performance of the batch with impressive salary figures across the board.
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Highest CTC | ₹54 LPA |
| Average CTC | ₹28.6 LPA |
| Median CTC | ₹28 LPA |
| Average CTC (Top 10%) | ₹47.5 LPA |
| Average CTC (Top 20%) | ₹41.2 LPA |
| Average CTC (Top 50%) | ₹34.1 LPA |
| Total Companies Visited | 198 |
| First-Time Recruiters | 67 |
| Offers Made | 373+ |
The highest salary of ₹54 LPA was offered by a leading technology giant, underscoring the strong demand for IIM Mumbai's talent in tech and product management roles. This figure is a testament to the institute's commitment to equipping students with future-ready skills, especially in areas like data analytics and operations management.
Sectoral Highlights and Top Recruiters
The placements saw a notable surge in offers from sectors that are experiencing rapid growth and transformation.
- Consulting continued its dominance, with firms like Accenture, PwC India, and Alvarez & Marsal making the highest number of offers. Accenture alone extended 41 offers to the batch, with an average package of ₹45.37 lakh, positioning it as one of the largest recruiters.
- The IT/Product Management sector was a major contributor, with key roles offered by companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Workday. The highest salary was, in fact, offered for a technology-based leadership role.
- FMCG & Retail saw a substantial increase in hiring, with offers from giants such as Coca-Cola, Vodafone Idea, and Meesho. The retail and e-commerce sector, in particular, witnessed a 47.73% jump in offers compared to the previous year.
- The Pharma and Healthcare sector experienced an astonishing 130% increase in offers, reflecting the industry's rapid post-pandemic growth and demand for skilled management professionals.
The number of companies participating in the placement drive also grew, with 198 companies visiting the campus, including 67 new recruiters. This diverse pool of recruiters reflects the industry's strong confidence in IIM Mumbai's curriculum and the quality of its graduates.
Director's Message
Prof. Manoj Tiwari, the Director of IIM Mumbai, attributed the successful placement season to the institute's new strategic direction. "The successful transition to IIM Mumbai, combined with our commitment to providing future-ready education and fostering strong industry ties, has played a crucial role in this achievement," he said. He further emphasized the institution's commitment to producing graduates who can excel in the dynamic global job market.
The 100% placement record is not just a statistic; it is a clear indicator of the institute's growing prestige and the high caliber of its students. It solidifies IIM Mumbai's position as a powerhouse of management education in India's financial capital.
