Is NITIE the same level in terms of placement like FMS?

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Akriti Banerjee Posted On - May 30, 2023

lives in New Delhi

Here is the comparison between the latest placement statistics of NITIE and FMS.

Particulars	NITIE	FMS
Highest CTC	INR 78.20 LPA	INR 1.23 CPA
Average CTC	INR 25.27 LPA	INR 34.1 LPA
Top Recruiters	Asian Paints, Britannia, Colgate-Palmolive, Dabur, Godrej Consumer Products Limited(2022)	Accenture Strategy, Airtel, Amazon American Express, Bain & Co, BCG, etc

Both FMS and NITIE give an edge to each other in terms of placements with FMS having a slight advantage over FMS.

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Adrija Mahapatra Posted On - Apr 12, 2022

National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2020)

NITIE Mumbai placement is almost on the same level as FMS. Here are the 2022 placement highlights of NITIE and FMS.

Institute	NITIE Mumbai	FMS
Average CTC	INR 25.41 LPA	INR 32.4 LPA
Highest CTC	INR 49 LPA	INR 58 LPA
Major recruiters	Amazon, KPMG, Deloitte	Paytm, Boston Consulting Group, Nykaa

As per the placement statistics of both the institutes, there’s a slight difference in the major sectors participating in placement drive and the job roles offered.

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Anupama Sinha Posted On - Aug 20, 2021

MBA from National Institute of Industrial Engineering (2020)

Yes, they are almost of the same level with a slight difference in the variety of job profiles being offered. The placements at FMS are a little better than NITIE.

Let’s have a look at the placement statistics to understand it a bit better:

Particulars	FMS	NITIE
Batch Strength	223	401
Number of students appearing for the placements	215	401
Highest CTC	Domestic: 54 LPA	Domestic: 46 LPA
Average CTC	26.2 LPA	18.45 LPA
Top 25% salary	26 LPA	28 LPA
55% of offers	>20 LPA	23 LPA

The average CTC of FMS is slightly higher than NITIE, but the top 25% salary is almost equal. Almost all the participating companies visit both campuses. Both of these institutes are great and placement is one aspect you don’t have to worry about if you are a student of any of these colleges.