Amity Global Business School Placements: Average & Highest Package 2023

Now coming to the placement, at AGBS, you do not need to worry about this. Even in my third semester, they arranged a placement cell, and more than 70% of students got placed in international companies like Deloitte and Amazon. If you want to work in the banking sector, the management team will provide you offer from HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and so on with a CTC of 7-12 lakh per annum. Since, there were two sessions of placements, one doesn’t have to worry a bit as those who couldn’t in first attempt, still are left with an attempt. The placement cell prepares them for interviews even better so that during the second attempt, they just kill it. I did it and many of my friends too, so yes, one doesn’t have to worry about placements at all. Placement at AGBS was something that filled up our expectations and desires in the fullest manner.Read Full Review

After burning the social life for two years and studying tremendously, I would have cursed the college if I wasn’t placed well. Getting placed from AGBS is a cakewalk. You like banks, there are over 10 banks ready to offer you a job. You feel like contributing to the FMCG sector, and all big FMCG players are out there. Thus, the bright side of AGBS is that you will be placed in the industry of your choice. The average placement was 6-7 lakhs, and it will only get better with time. Since the placements are sorted at Amity, there’s nothing else to worry about.Read Full Review

AT AGBS, 2 placement sessions are held. One just before the third semester and one before the fourth semester. Americans get to work with some of the renowned corporate like HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Axis Bank from the banking sectors. Besides that, the companies that have joined hands with the college in placements are E&Y, Deloitte, KPMG, Flipkart & Amazon. Students were offered decent packages of up to 5LPA to 12 LPA. The placement percentage was around 70, and some students were assisted on the start-ups they wanted to build.Read Full Review