<p>All 437 eligible two-year MBA students of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, were recruited for summer placements by over a hundred companies making 446 offers from October 15 to 18.</p>.<p>Consulting was one of the most sought-after domain, and over 127 offers were made in this sector, followed by marketing and sales domains with 79 offers.</p>.<p>Over 72 offers were made finance, banking and investments domain and 33 in the e-commerce sector. There were 40 offers in leadership track or general management track and 58 offers in information technology and product management sector.</p>.<p>Over 11 offers were made in the analytics, 16 in the operations sector and 10 in the retail sector.</p>.<p>Prof U Dinesh Kumar, chair of Career Development Services, IIMB said: "Placements were completed in record time due to improvement in the resume verification process and effective management of pre-placement talks and interview schedules by the student placement committee and the career development services office."</p>.<p>According to Newton Bishoyi, student placement representative, there was an increase in international offers made by many regular and new recruiters.</p>.<p>The intake in technology and product management sector has gone up as compared to previous years, Bishoyi added.</p>
<p>All 437 eligible two-year MBA students of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, were recruited for summer placements by over a hundred companies making 446 offers from October 15 to 18.</p>.<p>Consulting was one of the most sought-after domain, and over 127 offers were made in this sector, followed by marketing and sales domains with 79 offers.</p>.<p>Over 72 offers were made finance, banking and investments domain and 33 in the e-commerce sector. There were 40 offers in leadership track or general management track and 58 offers in information technology and product management sector.</p>.<p>Over 11 offers were made in the analytics, 16 in the operations sector and 10 in the retail sector.</p>.<p>Prof U Dinesh Kumar, chair of Career Development Services, IIMB said: "Placements were completed in record time due to improvement in the resume verification process and effective management of pre-placement talks and interview schedules by the student placement committee and the career development services office."</p>.<p>According to Newton Bishoyi, student placement representative, there was an increase in international offers made by many regular and new recruiters.</p>.<p>The intake in technology and product management sector has gone up as compared to previous years, Bishoyi added.</p>