EMPI Business School completed its 2024 placement season with strong results across multiple sectors. The highest domestic package reached INR 20 LPA, while the top international offer stood at INR 8.75 LPA, showing steady demand for EMPI’s PGDM talent. Well-known recruiters such as EY, Deloitte, PwC, Accenture, Nagarro, Berger Paints, Saint-Gobain, ITC and PhonePe conducted selection rounds on campus. These companies offered roles across consulting, analytics, marketing, operations and corporate services, reflecting the skill mix developed through EMPI’s specialised PGDM programs.

EMPI Business School Placement Highlights 2026

Particulars Details (2024–25)
Highest Package Offered INR 22 LPA
Average Package (Top 18%) INR 10.8 LPA
Overall Average Package INR 8.5 LPA
Number of Recruiters Participated 107
Highest PPOs offered post-first-year internship INR 12.1 LPA
Top Recruiters EY, Deloitte, PwC, Accenture, Nagarro, Berger Paints, Saint-Gobain, ITC

EMPI Business School Top Recruiters 2026

EMPI Business School’s Top Recruiters are shown below:

Amazon Coca Cola Bajaj Capital Panasonic
Infosys Nestle HCL KPMG
Accenture TCS Capgemini Pepsico
Wipro Cognizant Deloitte Axis Bank
Tech Mahindra IBM Hummel PwC

EMPI Business School Placement Process 2026

EMPI Business School follows a particular placement process to ensure students get the best opportunities in major organisations. Its placement process includes several steps.

  • The placement cycle begins with EMPI collecting each student’s updated resume and academic records.
  • The placement team conducts mock interviews and skill sessions to prepare students for recruiter rounds.
  • Companies share their job profiles, required skills and selection format before arriving on campus.
  • Students apply to roles that match their specialisation and career interests.
  • Shortlisted students appear for written tests, group tasks or technical rounds depending on the company.
  • Final interviews are conducted either on campus or virtually, based on the recruiter’s process.
  • Selected candidates receive offer letters through the placement cell, which verifies details before confirmation.

Eligibility for Placement

  • The student must be enrolled in a full-time PGDM program at EMPI.
  • Minimum attendance requirements must be met to participate in placement activities.
  • All academic dues and pending coursework must be cleared before the placement season begins.
  • Students must complete the mandatory internship, as many recruiters ask for internship evaluations.
  • The placement cell requires students to follow its guidelines on resume format and application limits.
  • Any student with disciplinary issues may be barred from the placement process until cleared by the institute.

EMPI Business School Placement FAQs

How does EMPI support students during placements?
EMPI runs a structured placement-training program that includes mock interviews, resume workshops and domain-specific practice sessions. The process helps students build confidence and understand how recruiters evaluate them.
What types of companies visit EMPI for campus placements?
Recruiters come from sectors like analytics, consulting, advertising, finance, logistics and HR services. Each company offers roles that match the skill sets taught through EMPI’s PGDM specialisations.
What roles do students commonly receive during placements?
Students are mainly selected for roles in marketing, HR operations, business analytics, client servicing and supply chain coordination.
Does EMPI offer internship opportunities before final placements?
Yes, all students complete a mandatory internship where they work on real company projects. The internship acts as a preview for recruiters and often leads to pre-placement interview opportunities.
How does EMPI maintain relationships with recruiters?
The institute stays in touch with companies through industry events, alumni interactions and project collaborations. This regular engagement helps EMPI bring back repeat recruiters each year.
Are placement opportunities different across PGDM specialisations?
While all students get access to the same placement process, the job profiles offered depend on the chosen specialisation. For example, marketing students see more market research and sales roles, while analytics students receive data-focused openings.