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XLRI Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR achieve 100% placements for 2024-26 batch with over 576 domestic offers, two international ones, and 42.5% students securing PPOs amid strong industry interest.

XLRI Secures 100% Placements in Challenging Job Market

XLRI Jamshedpur and its Delhi-NCR campus have wrapped up the final placement process for the 2024-26 batch of PGDM Business Management and Human Resource Management programs, achieving a remarkable 100% placement rate for all 576 students despite a tough global job landscape.

Recruiters extended more than 576 domestic offers and just two international ones, highlighting the enduring appeal of XLRI graduates to top companies. A standout feature was the high number of Pre-Placement Offers, with 42.5% of students earning these coveted positions based on their summer internship performances. This success underscores the institute's rigorous training and its ability to prepare students for real-world demands.

Impressive Salary Packages and Top Recruiters

The participation of 145 organizations, including 25 fresh recruiters like IndiGo Airlines, Razorpay, and public sector giants such as GAIL and ONGC, reflects growing confidence in XLRI's talent pool. These numbers paint a picture of resilience and excellence in management education. Salary figures further cement XLRI's reputation as a top-tier business school. The median salary stood at Rs 29 lakh per annum, while the average reached Rs 31.40 lakh. The highest international package soared to Rs 1.10 crore, with the top domestic offer at Rs 59 lakh. For elite performers, the top 10% averaged Rs 49.2 lakh, and the top 25% hit Rs 44.18 lakh.

Leading firms like Accenture Strategy, Boston Consulting Group, Deloitte, Amazon, Flipkart, and Google were among the recruiters, offering roles across diverse sectors. Consulting dominated with 36% of offers, followed by BFSI at 18%, ITES at 15%, and Sales & Marketing at 12%. Other areas included e-commerce, general management, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, energy, automotive, and PSUs.

Sector Breakdown and Future Outlook

said XLRI Director Fr. Sebastian George, SJ. The placement diversity shows how XLRI alumni are versatile, fitting into high-demand roles that span traditional and emerging industries. The strong PPO rate, at 42.5%, signals that internships are increasingly turning into full-time opportunities, giving students a head start in their careers. New recruiters joining the fold indicate expanding networks and fresh opportunities ahead.

This placement period has undoubtedly been a success even in today's challenging job market, demonstrating the quality of our management programmes and the readiness of our students to respond to changing business conditions,

Compared to previous years, the average salary saw a slight 1% uptick, though the highest domestic package dipped by over 21% from Rs 75 lakh last year. Still, the median remained steady at Rs 29 lakh, offering stability. This balance suggests a market favoring consistent performers over outliers. With 100% placement assured for seven decades, XLRI continues to set benchmarks.

XLRI's corporate relations team played a pivotal role, fostering ties that led to such robust outcomes. Students from both campuses benefited equally, proving the programs' nationwide reach. In summary, XLRI's 2026 placements highlight 100% success for 576 students, over 576 domestic and two international offers, 42.5% PPOs, strong salaries led by Rs 1.10 crore internationally, and diverse sector hiring amid economic headwinds. This reinforces the institute's elite status in management education.

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