The placement report has been independently audited by B2K Analytics, a leading advisory firm which has also audited other Indian business schools, the institute said in a statement.
SP Jain School of Global Management is an Australian business school and has campuses in Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney.
The graduates of the MGB programme (designed for fresh graduates and early-career professionals) saw a fivefold increase in post-programme earnings, with the highest salary package of Rs 38 lakh and average salary of Rs 20.5 lakh. The programme entails 12 months of coursework followed by a four-month internship. “Additionally, 66% of graduates secured international jobs, with many placed in the Middle East and Southeast Asia,” said the institute.
Top recruiters included Aurionpro, Artefact, Aster DM Healthcare, Aujan Coca-Cola Beverages, Bahwan Cybertek, BPG Group, BSH Group of Companies, Cedar Consulting and Cheil. Firms such as Dabur, Deloitte, DHL, DP World, DSV, Emirates NBD, Equalithium, ESAG, GEP, Grant Thornton, Hilti, Kantar, Kitopi, KPMG, Landmark Group and LVMH also participated in the placements. The technology, consulting and finance sectors led the recruitments, accounting for 46% of the offers.“Our graduates have had the unique opportunity to study in some of the world’s leading business hubs, such as Dubai, London and Singapore, gaining first-hand exposure to dynamic, multicultural markets. This experience equips them with a deep understanding of how to operate in a global business environment—a skill highly valued by recruiters,” said Balakrishna Grandhi, dean of the GMBA and MGB programmes at SP Jain Global Management. “The consistent rise in salaries and placement outcomes reflects the strong industry relevance of our programs and our unwavering commitment to student success.”