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The recent years have seen students walking out gleefully after campus interviews since prestigious companies that came to recruit graduates were willing to pay high-end salaries. Companies like Lehman Brothers offered salaries to the tune of Rs. 10-18 lakhs to graduates from Delhi University and the IITs, but this year has seen investment banking companies filing for bankruptcy, getting taken over or merged. Hence, finance companies, credit card companies and BPOs will reduce recruitment.

Fluid Situation

Students can expect recruitment to take place in manufacturing, insurance and the telecom sectors. Many consultants feel that students will now have to choose from the top class Indian companies as very few multinationals will be looking for candidates. It is a good time for law students since with the merging and taking over of companies, a lot of documentation is taking place. Some IT companies have put their recruitments on hold and students who had been recruited the previous year have been informed that they will join later on. Management school professors suggest that this is the time for students to turn their backs on jobs and enhance their qualifications.



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