Updated Feb 18, 2021 | 15:10 IST
IIM Nagpur has recently concluded IIM Nagpur Summer Placement 2020 on February 13. More than 100 recruiters participated in the placement drive this year and the highest stipend of Rs 2.5 lakh was offered. IIM-N Summer Placement 2020: Highest stipend Rs 2.5 lakh | Photo Credit: Representative Image
Indian Institute of Management, IIM Nagpur has recently concluded IIM Nagpur Summer Placement 2020 on February 13. More than 100 recruiters participated in the placement drive this year and the highest stipend offered to a student was Rs 2.5 lakh. The Institute registered 100 percent summer placement this year.
All the 212 students enrolled in the seventh batch of the two-year Post Graduate Programme in Management have been recruited by different companies. The average stipend this season stood at Rs 60,953 and the highest Rs 2.50 lakh which is 108 percent higher than last summer placement season.
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The FMCG industry in India has recorded value growth of 7.3 per cent in October-December quarter helped by consumption-led recovery during the festive period and increase in sales from traditional as well as organised trade, according to data analytics firm Nielsen.
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New Delhi: India s fast moving consumer goods industry bounced back with a growth of 7.3% in the quarter ended December 2020 pushed by sales of personal care items, food products, hygiene and immunity boosting product, according to data released by market research firm Nielsen.
The growth was driven by recovery in consumption and continued rural growth in the months following the festive season. “The festive period led growth uptick in November which sustained in December,” Nielsen said.