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Universal Business School gets good placements

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Universal Business School gets good placements
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26 Jan 2024 1:51 PM IST

Universal Business School (UBS), Mumbai has achieved good placement results for the post-graduation batch of 2023, with the highest package of Rs 42.33 lakh per annum in USA and Rs 22 lakh per annum in India.

UBS attracted 229 companies to participate in campus recruitment for final placement and the summer internship process, as a result of its deep corporate relationships and the strong endorsement of industry with the backing of the 60 CEOs. UBS provided a record 1,230 interview opportunities to its students.

The average salary for the flagship batch has also increased to Rs 15.31 lakh from Rs 10.41 lakh, a 47 per cent increase as a result of the highest number of international placements with 14 students getting placed in USA and Europe at top multinationals. The median salary for the flagship batch increased to Rs 10.42 lakh from Rs 10 lakh.

Universal Business School said it has surpassed the previous year’s performance, on all counts. It has attracted the highest number of international companies and achieved the highest average salary in the last five years. It attracted 44 first time recruiters from various industry segments such as sustainability consulting, gaming companies, digital marketing, fintech, ecommerce, and business analytics. The highlight of placement season was the growth in business analytics as the most sought-after jobs.Prof Sriram Ramshanker, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Universal Ai University, said “We are proud of the excellent performance of our CR team, to have consistently exceeded the outcomes by giving our students opportunities at leading Indian and multinational organisations.

The focus on getting students ready for the 21st century skills by our skill development team and faculty mentors has ensured that industry rewards our students with excellent opportunities.”

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