MBA insurance grads rake bigger moolah

Management graduates specialising in insurance are making the most of the rapid growth being witnessed by the insurance sector in the country. This is reflected in the rising graph of their annual pay packages offered at campus placement in specialist institutions like the National Insurance Academy (NIA), Pune.

This year, the highest pay pack bagged by an NIA school of management (NIASOM) student touched Rs 8.5 lakh per annum - up from the Rs 7 lakh per annum highest mark during last years recruitment exercise.

The average salary package, too, has gone up significantly from Rs 4.5 lakh to Rs 6.3 lakh per annum, over the last two years. Last year, the same was Rs 5.5 lakh. At the lower end, the minimum package was Rs 4.75 lakh, which again is up from Rs 3 lakh per annum last year.

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