The PGPM Class of 2024 had a superb placement season with participation from a varied set of top notch recruiters such as Deloitte, Accenture, Incedo, Cognizant, Tiger Analytics and Great Learning to name a few. The season also saw participation from new recruiters including Dell Technologies, Niva Bupa, CAMS and CredResolve. The average CTC of the batch currently stands at 15.3 Lakhs p.a. and the highest domestic CTC is at 25.5 Lakhs p.a., offered by a multinational consulting firm.

IT/ITES (45%) was the largest recruiting industry followed by Consulting (31%). The season also saw participation from new age sectors such as Analytics, Fintech, Internet Business & Healthtech.

Dr. Debashis Sanyal, Director, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Gurgaon, said, “The PGPM students of Great Lakes Gurgaon have worked very hard in this very challenging placement season to secure excellent career opportunities. I convey my highest appreciation to the Corporate & Career Services (CCS) team for working tirelessly to bring diverse opportunities and new recruiters to campus, and preparing the students for placements. I also express my gratitude to our extremely dedicated faculty for their constant mentorship.”

The roles offered at the institute for the PGPM program were quite diverse spanning different functions. 60% of the roles were offered in Strategy, Business, Digital and Functional Consulting. 15% of the offers were made in Digital Ops. 10% of the offers accounted for Account Management, Business Development, Presales and Sales.

Ms. Shailaja Sharma, Director & Head - Corporate & Career Services, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Gurgaon, said, “I would like to thank all our regular recruiters for participating in the placement process this year and offering aspirational opportunities to our students. A special thanks to our new recruiters for showing their faith and recruiting high potential future managers from the cohort. We are positive that the new industry relationships will lead to more engagement opportunities for future batches.”