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Grit, Growth and an All-Time High
Outlook
|June 01, 2025
Amidst a year marked by economic flux and hiring slowdowns, the placement figures of one of India's premier business schools demonstrates why it remains one of the country's most trusted. An Outlook story
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The conclusion of the Summer Placement Process for the MBA Class of 2024-26 saw the Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), Delhi, once again register impressive numbers. FMS not only maintained its legacy of excellence but also registered new milestones — reaffirming the institute's culture of resilience and relevance.
The placement process unfolded in a hybrid format, allowing recruiters to choose between in-person and virtual interviews. While global uncertainty loomed large, what remained unwavering was the industry's conviction in the FMS talent pool. A total of 268 students were placed with 274 offers made by 89 participating firms, resulting in 100% placements. Notably, 12 students opted for a placement holiday to pursue entrepreneurial ventures, a unique flexibility offered by FMS that reflects its commitment to supporting innovation and calculated risk-taking.
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