Indian Institute of Foreign Trade: Placement Report - 2011
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade: Placement Report - 2011
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." Aristotle
International Placements
IIFT expanded its global footprint this year with International profiles being offered on campus by some of the biggest names in the corporate world. Continuing the tradition, the Placement Season at IIFT began with the International Placement Week, which played host to major global players. The upswing of the global economy was visible with offers being made across Worlds biggest business hubs such as Singapore, Europe, Middle East and Africa. Olam International, ADM Agro, Aditya Birla Group, Emirates National Bank of Dubai, Valency International, Triton Group and Jumbo Electronics offered appealing profiles. The highest international package was USD 150,000, offered by Olam International.
Finance
The financial acumen of IIFT was acknowledged by the business world with leading international and domestic financial institutions making their presence felt equally. Students bagged offers made by the international banks and institutions such as Edelweiss, Citibank, Deutsche Bank Operations, HSBC-GBM and Nomura Holdings across a diverse set of profiles in investment banking and equity research. The domestic players also invested in students in good numbers, including organizations like ICICI, Axis Bank, Yes Bank and Tata Capital offering profiles in treasury, risk management and commercial banking. Corporate Finance profiles were offered by majors like Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Ranbaxy.
Highlights
Increase in highest domestic salary Increase in number of recruiters, including first time recruiters
2010 Number of students Number of recruiters Highest Domestic Salary Highest International Salary 164 62 2011 209 76
Rs.13.08
lpa USD 150,000
Rs.15.51
lpa USD 150,000
IT/ITES
Information Technology found many takers as recruiters offered profiles ranging from Project Management to Business Development. Industry leaders such as HP, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL Comnet & HCL Technologies participated in the recruitment process. More than 30% of the batch had prior professional experience in this sector. 3
Profile Analysis
Recruiters at a Glance
ADM Agro Avalon Consulting Axis Bank Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Bajaj Auto Ballarpur Industries Bharti Airtel Ltd. BHEL Central Bank of India CITI Bank Cognizant Colgate Palmolive Corporate Executive Board Cummins Group Daimler India Deutsche Bank DHL
ECGC Edelweiss Capital Emirates NBD, Dubai GAIL GATI Ltd Genpact Godrej Industries Ltd. Goodyear H.T. Media HCL Comnet HCL Technologies Hero Honda HP Global Soft HP India Sales Pvt. Ltd. HPCL HSBC ICICI Bank
Idea IMRB Indus Valley Partner Infosys ITC Limited Johnson & Johnson Medical Jumbo Electronics Larsen & Toubro Louis Dreyfus Madura Fashion & Lifestyle Mahindra & Mahindra Metro Cash and Carry MMTC Murugappa Group Nomura Holdings Olam International PEC
Procter and Gamble Perfetti Van Melle Ranbaxy Religare RPG Group Rudra Energy Samsara Shipping SARA International Shell State Bank of India Swiss Singapore (Aditya Birla Group) Tata Capital Tata Consultancy Services Tata Motors Tata Steel State Trading Corporation Titan Industries Ltd.
Trident Group Triton Group Valency International Vodafone Welspun Group of Companies Wipro Eco Energy Wipro Technologies Yes Bank
Marketing/Operations
Recruitments in the marketing domain included offers in many coveted profiles including Brand management role offered by General Motors and Vertebrand and Creative /Advertising role at Leo Burnett. There was representation of all major sectors with the FMCG sector drawing major brands like P&G, ITC, Reckitt Benckiser, Johnson and Johnson, Heinz, Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages, ConAgra, Yum Foods and Perfetti Van Melle. While the telecom sector was dominated by Vodafone, Idea Cellular and Tata Teleservices, the pharmaceuticals sector saw participation from Eli Lily and Dr Reddys. Auto giants General Motors, Tata Motors, JCB, Maruti, TVS Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra marked a consummation of a rich and diversified portfolio in the Marketing domain. Lifestyle sector saw participation from Madura F&L, & Raymonds. Other notable names include Metro Cash & Carry, Whirlpool, SAB Miller, DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd, HT Media.
Finance
Challenging roles in the financial domain spanning across investment banking, risk management, corporate finance, , treasury and equity research were on offer. There was participation from multinational giants with likes of Nomura and HSBC-STG. The domestic arena was represented by GE India, Tata Capital, Religare, Darashaw, ICICI bank, IDBI Federal, Trident Group, Murugappa, ICEX, IIFL.
Alumni Support
The illustrious alumni of the institute extended earnest support and played a special role in bringing to campus some of the esteemed brands. Presence of Alumni during the placement processes helped in ensuring that all aspects of the corporate manner. engagement were streamlined in the best possible