Masters’ Union released its audited Placement Report for the 2025 cohort of the Post Graduate Programme in Technology & Business Management, reporting an average annual compensation of INR 33.39 lakh and a median of INR 27.78 lakh. The placement audit was conducted by B2K Analytics, which also audits IIM Ahmedabad’s placement report.

The school registered 30 international offers with an average package of INR 64 lakh per annum, a figure it stated exceeds the combined international tally of IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta. The highest annual compensation was INR 1.28 crore, with four students receiving offers above INR 1 crore. The top 25 percent of the cohort recorded an average compensation of INR 54.80 lakh.

A total of 64 recruiters participated, including 55 first-time companies such as Meta, Careem, DP World, Sirius International Holdings, Citibank, Flipkart, Mobikwik, Abdul Latif Jameel, IndusInd Bank, KPMG India, Reliance Infrastructure, Alvarez & Marsal, Accenture and Kotak. Students received an average of 1.42 offers.

International hiring grew across the US, Canada, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, with roles offered by Meta, Commvault, Careem, DP World, Sirius International Holdings and Abdul Latif Jameel. The school conducted its first overseas placement drive at Sirius International Holdings in Abu Dhabi.

The domestic average compensation stood at INR 30.72 lakh, with roles spanning consulting, product management, banking and financial services, consumer technology, venture capital and Founder’s Office. Over 90 percent of students accepted offers before the start of the final term.

According to Chairman Manoj Kohli, the outcomes indicate a shift in recruiter interest toward newer business schools. Founder Pratham Mittal noted advancements in global memberships and the institution’s plan to expand its venture and AI-focused ecosystem. Director Abhishek Kaul highlighted increased opportunities in strategy, AI and digital transformation roles across global markets.

Entrepreneurship activity continued, with more than 35 students launching ventures supported by the Masters’ Union Investment Fund. Startups reported a projected annualised recurring revenue of INR 4.32 crore and received INR 1.36 crore in grants. Ventures included Cryptique, Obvious AI, Mom’s Mixes, Monarque, BanaRoma, Guardex and Saaha India, among others.

Also Read: Jindal Stainless Targets Training of Over 500,000 MSMEs by 2030 Through Stainless Academy