India

Let me explain this question with an example:
Last time my colleagues and I were given an annual target, it was modest net profit figure of 60 times our base salaries and most of us accomplished it. Though this could be considered as one off case as targets for people working in corporate banking averages 40~90 times the base salary in top banks. The loan sizes people deal with are more than Rs. 50 Crores and considering huge loan size the numbers can be achieved. Even excluding corporate banking profiles, IIM and top 20 B School graduates are given multifold targets and the industry expects the same to be achievable. There is no pompousness in touting the achievement as that is the reality. Companies won't pay that much unless they expect the candidate to bring them multi fold in return.
As students of IIMs and other top B-Schools, we were succumbed to grueling sessions of work and play which sometimes extend till 4~5 days continuously. This process would repeat multiple times in a trimester. I don't say that the output was always great but if we consider all other parameters and time constraints, it was considered to be good. We were expected to perform under similar situations in corporate world, not continuously though. I say that in situations where there was lots of data or limited data, we were trained to take calculated decisions.
There is a misconception among public that most of the IIM graduates get Rs. 1 crore jobs but that is not true. Typically all these 1 crore jobs are the ones based out of foreign locations with higher cost of living. In addition, most of these 1 crore jobs are trading related where people can make a killing if they bring higher table profits to their firms. In some of the firms, 25% profit is shared with employees. But all these are on off cases and do not reflect the broad spectrum of job profiles.
To conclude I would say that the average salaries enjoyed by IIM graduates are considerably high but so do the value extracted by the companies from them.

ITM-Navi Mumbai is recognized and ranked among one of the top business schools in India. Overall, can be said a decent institute to pursue MBA.
Placement opportunities are decent after completing MBA from ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai (ITM). ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai (ITM) is ranked 41st by India Education in 2015 and 40th by Times B-School in India.
The packages offered by various companies visiting in the recruitment session for marketing students are 14 LPA highest whereas average being 6.8 LPA
For Finance aspirants, the highest is 9 LPA whereas average being 6.4 LPA.
The college staff is very cooperative and put lots of efforts for the students to get a quality packages. Though, there are various multinational companies visiting at the campus, the institute has not seen any international placements.
Many students go for out campus placements, and few get selected but when it comes to college's own efforts being not enough, one has to do hard work to get to the desired record.

Jaipuria Institute for Management is one of the most decent colleges for pursuing business studies in the Delhi NCR region. Many corporate and management related companies visit the campus every year for placements. Some of the top companies are:
Coca Cola, Axis Bank, Havells, Asian Paints, Amazon (two year prior), D-Mart, etc.
The average placement from the campus, specifically for MBA aspirants is around 5 LPA, whereas highest being 14 LPA.
There were few students recruited last year for abroad placements in USA.
Many companies visiting the campus are multinationals. By clearing that, one can grab the placement opportunity abroad.
Overall, the curriculum of the institute is updated and has a very nice infrastructure.