

Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Placement 2026 Highest Package, Top Recruiters & Placement Records
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36 LPA
Batch 2026 (Final Placements, 61st MBA batch 2024-26)
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145 LPA
Batch 2026 (Final Placements, 61st MBA batch 2024-26) • Verified Data
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Public
Accredited
Total Courses
4 Courses
Approved Curriculum
IIM Calcutta concluded the final placement process for its 61st MBA batch in February 2026 with a result of 100 percent placement. A total of 458 students participated and secured 542 offers from 202 recruiters, including 61 first-time participants. The highest domestic compensation was Rs. 1.45 crore per annum, and the highest international offer was Rs. 1.10 crore per annum. The average compensation rose by 5.05 percent over the previous year to Rs. 36 lakh per annum, the median was Rs. 35 lakh per annum, and the number of recruiters rose by 3 percent. The Institute noted an increase in pre-placement offers. The independently audited report for the batch is published on the Institute's website after the press release, so figures may be refined later.
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Verified campus placements records for Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Top Recruiting Partners
11 Recruiters


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Career Outlook After MBA at Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Consulting remained the largest recruiting sector, followed by finance and other sectors. Boston Consulting Group and Accenture Strategy were among the top recruiters, alongside Bain and Company, McKinsey and Company, EY-Parthenon, KPMG, Monitor Deloitte, Alvarez and Marsal and PwC. In finance, recruiters included Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan, and many global banks recruit on a strict pre-placement offer policy, hiring interns and making offers after the eight-week internship. The Institute uses a cluster-cohort process, in which all firms of a cluster get equal opportunity to interview, together with the Hold and Wait and Dreams policies that let recruiters find a better fit between company and student. In 2023, the Institute secured 573 offers for 465 students, which shows how the process has scaled.
The summer internship is a compulsory eight-week industry training period between the first and second year, and it is the first time students experience the placement process. The Institute runs a mentorship programme in which each first-year student is assigned two to three mentors from the second-year batch, who help with CV preparation, group discussion and interview practice, and clubs such as the Finance and Investment Club, the Consulting Club and the Marketing Cell run sessions for aspirants. Mock interviews with detailed feedback prepare students for the summer placement process, and many firms convert interns into full-time employees through pre-placement offers.
The executive and joint programmes have their own placement pages. The MBAEx, the PGPEX-VLM and the PGDBA publish separate placement information because their participants are working professionals or analytics specialists with different career goals, and the PGPEX-VLM has a placement statistics page of its own. Since the MBA fee is Rs. 27,00,000, which is Rs. 13,50,000 per year, applicants often compare it with the average of Rs. 36 lakh and the median of Rs. 35 lakh per annum. A fuller breakdown of fees is on the course fees page.
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