Salary after 4 years of MBA from IIM 🚀

Its criminal to chase salaries if being lucky enough to get into IIMs

Are they giving pension for doing an mba?

With zero context on what you have been doing for increasing stakeholder value or where you want to do this with what - no number can be given.

~70 Lakhs if it’s a top IIM or school like FMS/XLRI

Depends on your performance, sector and how your colleagues are doing. The fact that you are from IIM does not have much advantage after 2-3 jobs

Picture this: You've been working in your job for four years, and yet, you still find yourself needing to flex about your MBA degree in salary discussions. I rest my case

4 years of MBA? Which MBA is this?

50lpa is minimum

Which iim? Aaj kal chape chape pe khul gaye hai

I will try to answer.. 50+ if you have MBB or good consulting exp. 40-50.. for other good roles. 30-40 for mediocre roles. No idea on IB roles. I really wonder if its common to get 70+ and all!

It's a vague question and It will be very difficult to answer but let me give it a try.

IIM A, B, C, L, K, I and Mumbai are in the leagues of their own. The median is pretty high in these colleges hence the starting point is quite decent. Let's say around 25 lakhs CTC. Most of the people who are high achievers will maybe even double their package in 4 years.

IIM Ranchi, Rohtak, Shillong and other new IIMs: the initial package can be anything from 12 lakhs to 30 lakhs and then the journey over two years can differ too. There are few intelligent folks in these colleges but quite a few are just plain mediocre. Some of them will just stick to one company and won't switch because the market won't even match their package. Median ranges around 15 lakhs

Baby IIMs : 9 lakhs to 18 lakhs, similar situation to New IIMs.

Crux: More than half of the population of Blackis (Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Calcutta etc) will do amazing while maybe just around 20% will do something worth from new and baby IIMs.