Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi (DSE)

The Department of Commerce at the Delhi School of Economics (DSE) manages placements for its MBA programmes, including International Business (IB), Human Resource Development (HRD), and Business Analytics (BA). Placements are reported separately by programme, with outcomes driven largely by the consulting and finance sectors.

MBA Placement Outcomes (2025 Cohort)

Recent placement reports for the cohorts graduating in 2025 establish the following compensation metrics.

MBA (International Business)

For the 2023-2025 MBA (IB) batch, the institution reported:

• Highest Package: INR 30.00 LPA
• Median Package: INR 15.17 LPA
• Average Package: INR 13.92 LPA
• Top 25% Average: INR 18.99 LPA
• Top 50% Average: INR 17.62 LPA

Admission Guardian Analysis: The reported median (INR 15.17 LPA) is higher than the overall average (INR 13.92 LPA). This distribution indicates that at least half of the cohort secured offers above INR 15.17 LPA, while a smaller concentration of lower-tier compensation packages pulled the overall arithmetic mean down. The upper half of the batch maintained a strong average of INR 17.62 LPA.

The cohort also secured Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs) for 16% of the participating candidates.

MBA (Business Analytics)

For the 2025 cohort, the MBA (Business Analytics) programme reported a highest package of INR 23.50 LPA and an average package of INR 13.00 LPA.

MBA (Human Resource Development)

The MBA (HRD) programme undergoes a distinct placement cycle. Recent historical data places its average compensation between INR 11.00 LPA and INR 12.00 LPA, driven by recruitment from manufacturing, professional services, and the banking sector.

Sector Distribution and Role Mix

Recruitment for the MBA (IB) programme is heavily concentrated in financial services and advisory roles. For the 2025 cohort, these two sectors accounted for nearly two-thirds of all offers:

• Banking & Finance: 36%
• Consulting: 31%
• Sales & Marketing: 15%
• IT & Analytics: 7%
• Other Sectors: 11%

Recruiters

Recent placement cycles across the MBA programmes have drawn recruiters from financial institutions, consulting networks, and manufacturing conglomerates. Participating companies include:

• Banking & Finance: JPMC, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Barclays, and BNP Paribas.
• Consulting & Advisory: Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC, and Grant Thornton.
• IT, Analytics & Technology: Samsung, Capgemini, Ericsson, and Infosys.
• Manufacturing & Conglomerates: Mahindra, JSW Steel, Tata Power, and Hindalco.