BITS School of Management (BITSoM), Mumbai — a new-age global business school established under the aegis of BITS Pilani — continues to record strong and consistent placement outcomes for its MBA programme. According to the audited BITSoM MBA Placement Report 2025, the overall average salary stood at ₹21.00 LPA, while the top 50% of the batch secured an impressive average CTC of ₹25.64 LPA, highlighting competitive compensation across a large section of the cohort.

BITSoM offers a two-year, full-time residential MBA and has steadily built a reputation as one of India’s emerging top business schools, driven by academic rigour, global exposure, and strong industry integration. The placement results for the 2023–25 batch reflect growing recruiter confidence, with leading organisations hiring across consulting, BFSI, FMCG, IT, product, and manufacturing sectors.

The placement report has been audited by Brickwork Analytics Private Limited — the same agency that audits the placement reports of premier institutes such as IIM Ahmedabad. As per the audit framework, the CTC represents the maximum earning potential in the first year, including fixed pay, variable pay, and joining bonus payable within the first year. Any bonus payable beyond the first year has not been included in the calculations.

The compensation highlights further reinforce BITSoM’s strong positioning among India’s top MBA destinations. The highest salary offered reached ₹32.50 LPA, while the median salary stood at ₹20.52 LPA, closely aligned with the overall average — indicating consistent outcomes across the batch.

Salary distribution across the cohort:

  • Top 10% Average CTC: ₹29.11 LPA
  • Top 30% Average CTC: ₹27.45 LPA
  • Top 50% Average CTC: ₹25.64 LPA
  • Top 75% Average CTC: ₹23.35 LPA

The 2025 placement season also saw a diverse mix of recruiters from multiple industries and domains. Prominent consulting firms included McKinsey & Company, KPMG, EY, PwC, and Tiger Analytics. In the BFSI space, recruiters such as JP Morgan, KKR India Capital, Nomura, ICICI Bank, and IDFC First Bank participated actively. Leading consumer and media brands such as Hindustan Unilever, Pidilite, Britannia, Pernod Ricard, and Godrej were also among the recruiters.

Strong hiring momentum was observed from the technology and product ecosystem, with companies like Flipkart, Accenture, Jio, LTIMindtree, EvoluteIQ, and ADP offering key roles. Conglomerates and manufacturing organisations such as Vedanta and UltraTech also recruited from the campus, along with firms like ZS, Lodha Group, and Birla Estates.

From a functional perspective, Technology and Product Management emerged as the largest hiring domain, accounting for 40% of the total offers. General Management and Strategy roles contributed 23%, followed by Sales and Marketing at 15% and Consulting at 10%, with the remaining offers spread across other functions. This distribution reflects the programme’s strong general management focus along with a clear tilt towards technology-led roles.

Sector-wise, IT, product, e-commerce, and telecom together accounted for 41% of the placements, followed by conglomerates and manufacturing at 20%. The BFSI sector contributed 13%, with the remaining share coming from other industries — showcasing a broad-based and balanced recruiter mix.

Backed by the legacy of BITS Pilani, BITSoM delivers a globally benchmarked MBA with a faculty strength of over 50 professors, many of whom also teach at leading international institutions such as Kellogg, London Business School, Wharton, SMU, IE Madrid, and Chicago Booth.

Admissions for the BITSoM MBA 2026 are currently open, and the last date to apply is March 15, 2026.