sir what is the average salary p.a of an iim graduate please provide me a slab with all university thier grades and average annual salary of a person who has passed out from there
well i agree to the fact that IIM graduates should be paid high.Well in any firm there are two sort of people required .One who make the buisness policies comprising of IIM/LBS graduates ...Another part of a technology firm is MS/Mtech grdauets.A recent MS/Mtech graduate is always considered freshers but not a Managmenet grduate.Whether still the technical brain drain exsist in India.I know a friend of my who have graduated from one of TOP 20 university ..He rocked the university there and got 85% grades and when he decided to come to india people treated him like they treat a BE freshers.Is that right way to treat those techies.!!!!Well so he have left India and now working in R&D division of SAMLAB a micro electronics start up.as Scientist...he had decided not to ever come back...is that a right thing to treat those technical brains..............The management guys in financial sector can't survive without these techical guys....should we pay attention to these guys who have got technical Brains for innnovation?Sam Pitroda,Homi Baba ,Amratya Sen,Sabeer Bhatia..why these guys are not in INDIA because india still don't receognise there technical brains
all this bull shit is all about story of sour groups.. there r two kinds of people in the world .. one those who have it & others who watch it . instead of discussing IIMS salaries why don't u people discuss on taking other non IIM inst upto the level of IIM's
These guys are always in the news just for the salaries they draw and this in turn gives free publicity to institutes like IIM. In the end its other nations who take advantage of them and I feel these institutes are like training institutes for other countries who finally benefit from these stars. On the other hand we have people in USA who are drop outs and still the bench mark for rest of the world.
ok fine about the gung ho. For enjoiyng your life you need things bigger than your check. Time to be on your own. sport a natural smile. have a stomach fulfilling/boggling lunch. Spare quality relationship time with near & dear ones. create something of your liking. Be yourself(instead of tracking others and accting as per their whims & Fancies. Happy unchecking (pun- intended) yourself.
i was reading the artical on the salaries of student. after reading it throughly i got a conclusion that institute matters at second stage but first of all wat matters is the experience.
i was too facing the same problem but after reading your article i got it clear. thanks a lot Abhishek
I totaly agree that the IIM grads are creme-de-la-creme but I don't understand the fact that why the exact CTC is not taken into account. Moreover it is also a media created hype about salaries. If salary offered is 8.5 lac for example then thats including all th renumeration and perks;needless to say that they also have to achive targets to get the figure quoted to them. realsitic approach to salary must be followed instead of showing unimaaginary figures. Moreover lets see the way of calculating average. If a student recieves 3 offers of 5 lacs each then the average comes out to be 5 lacs according to the maths that we know but people are shown the averae as total of 3 offers that is 15 lacs. Now the question arises is it possible for anyone to work at 3 olaces at one time. This topic if discussed can be very interesting and I believe that the misconceptions about salary will be clared out.
Well said, critic...how ever, i think when one has worth to pass through such tough exam, and tough curriculum...yes why not one should get such good money...but no body has got an answer for "what's next to luxury????"
Congrats to him and Good luck for his freeky job to keep the firm UP the race....
A well written article. However you did miss out on one aspect. A dollar salary payable in the US cannot be compared with a Rupee salary payable in India. Apples and oranges, what? So the 89 Lacs is not 89 lacs but more like 20 lacs a year in India. A very good salary no doubt but it is still not 89 lacs! The same media that comments on the economy, the sensex and money in general with great acumen very easily forgets the difference between rupees and dollars. Purchasing power parity must be kept in mind.
With 89 lacs in the US, I will still be a pretty average Joe but with 20 lacs in India I can lead a rather good lifestyle.
So I say this to the media reporting these things - grow up and get those dollar signs out of your eyes before you face the camera. Your reporting is incorrect. Get your facts straight.
Secondly, what have the IIM grads acheived? I can point at IIT grads (I am one) and make a list of stuff they have done. What about the boys and girls from the IIMs? Reporting based on value created rather than perceived value at graduation would be more interesting to read and much more valuable information.
