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Significant Increase in First-time Visitors in Placements at BIM, Trichy Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM) has always been one of the premier business schools in the country. BIM has laid emphasis on imparting to the budding managers a high quality of pedagogical input along the lines of value-based education. Indeed, this is evident from the performance of our alumni the world over in the last twenty two years. Placements 2006 was a landmark event at BIM. The Placement Day, held on December 14th 2005, saw a wide array of companies across various specializations thronging the campus to recruit the MBA graduating class from BIM. The cross functional nature of requirements in the industry was evident from the skill-sets sought by the recruiters. By looking at the results, the BIM family is indeed proud that the students have been up to speed in exceeding the expectations of the recruiters. Placement Profile This academic year, the placements reflected the robust growth seen in the economy. There was a significant increase in the first-time visitors to the campus. The confidence that the industry has placed on the students of BIM and the pressing need for the high quality talent emanating from BIM was evident from the fact that many of the recruiters had to return empty-handed as the placements concluded in record time. BIM, as always, achieved 100% placements. Students had the luxury of choice as a result of the "Dream Offer" policy introduced, wherein students could accept multiple job offers. The first time recruiters included Ernst and Young, Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTS), TNT, i-flex, Blowplast, Siemens, amongst others. Companies like Infosys, CTS, and ICICI Bank recruited in huge numbers. The companies that participated in the placement process represent the Who's Who of the industry. No single sector went without representation. Information Technology dominated the list of recruiters with biggies like Infosys, CTS, Ramco Systems, and Tata Consultancy Services dominating the IT space. Students were recruited for cross functional roles as Business / Functional Consultants and Business Analysts at the entry level, and also in HR. The confidence of the Consulting companies was also evident with recruiters like Ernst and Young, MindTree Consulting and others visiting the campus.
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