PSG Institute of Management

The placements are decent from the campus offered to both the modes on-campus and off-campus. The majority of companies coming to campus are very good in giving package and profile to the candidates. The major specializations are Marketing, HRM, Finance and Operations. So, if you are into any of these courses, full support from the institute in terms of placement would be provided to you. There is a dedicated placement cell which is on the move for providing a good opportunity to the candidate in terms of placement. So, don't worry, you would be provided with a good placement opportunity. The major sectors are BFSI, IT, Consulting, FMCG, Manufacturing, etc. The average package is about 4 LPA from the institute so if you are able to get a good package then you would surely get a good ROI.
Hope this information helps.
All the best.

Hi Kishore,
I'm a current student in the PGDM batch at PSGIM. My batch has a cumulative work experience of 80 years coming from diverse industry backgrounds, from engineers to life coaches, entrepreneurs and chartered accountants. It is therefore an incredible place to learn, both from our professors and peers (the professors, by the way have decades of experience in teaching and are highly qualified).
In terms of placements, the University puts a great deal of effort to getting you placed. The road to placements begins from the first year itself, with many sessions to correct whatever weaknesses you may have. So by the time you get to the final stage, you'll be well prepared and ready. Placements are a great source of pride for the university, so if are willing to put in the effort, the faculty will do everything in their power to make sure you succeed.
So if you're interested in doing an MBA program, I'd highly suggest giving PSGIM's PGDM program a shot. Your batch mates will most likely be a mature bunch and the classes are great and easy to slip back into after working full-time for a while. The alumni here is exceptionally strong and could prove highly useful if you may need a leg up in the future.
Best of luck in whatever you choose, Kishore. Hopefully we'll get to see you here soon.