MIET School of Management attains 100 pc placements for students

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, June 15: The School of Management at Model Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET) concluded its placement season with 100% placements for the graduating batch of MBA students.
Dean Placements and Training, Prof BC Sharma and Prof PN Sharma, Head, MIET School of Management, presented the placement report of the MIET School of Management.
Forty-three offers of placement were received by MIET MBA students from top corporate houses such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Apollo Munich, Karvy Financials, Future Retail and ICICI Prudential. The maximum number of students were placed in Banking Sector (55%) followed by Financial Services (25%) and Retail Sector (20%).
Maximum salary of Rs 4.23 lakh per annum were received by 10 students at a top private bank followed by 12 students at 3.3 lakh per annum by another leading private sector bank. The median salary offered was 3.3 lakhs per annum. Seven students had multiple offers of employment. All placement offers were received through the on-campus placement process.
Further, in the pre-final year batch all 45 students have been placed in paid internships at leading companies with stipends ranging from ten thousand rupees per month to thirty thousand rupees per month, which is again a quality outcome from the MIET School of Management.
The School of Management at MIET has consistently achieved 100 percent placement rate for the last three passout batches attracting the top corporate brands for placement. This year’s stellar performance was attributed towards the implementation of the skill matrix for students, personalized training, intensive competency building program, assessment of students on national testing platforms and focus on outcomes-based education.
Prof Ankur Gupta, Director MIET and Chairman MIET, Dr Arun K Gupta, while congratulating the students and the MIET School of Management, asked the placement team to raise the bar and prepare students for specialized skills and sectors such as financial consultants, investment advisors, big-data and business intelligence analysts etc. commanding higher salary packages.