This is the period of the year with the arrival of spring, adds that dash of color in the B-school campus. And this year, the dominant color is green. Like the color you and who do B up from school degree turn in the number of zeros in start-up salaries for this year. $ 193000 - which is, like many of Barclays Capital, a British bank, has proposed Gaurav Agarwal of IIM-Bangalore. There are also offers of $ 185000 each to three IIM, Ahmedabad-graduates. The IIM-B package, say experts, is second only to offer $ 225000 an international investment bank four years back in IIM-A and 22per cent more than the year last, the highest bid. It is also more than that, what most people do in their lives.

And what is driving this trend? “The reason is simple,” says Professor Ranjan-IIM Calcutta. “Emerging Markets Mr. NK develop and diversify the people they need in managing their businesses. And who better than IIM graduates in Emerging Market scenarios. ” In addition, IIM graduates have demonstrated they are without equal when it comes to managing new businesses. “Even the fact that most of them are IIT giving them a technical advantage. Since we do not believe in the specific area of specialization, IIM graduates multiple skills. Maybe this is the reason for which Mr. NK to circumnavigate our campus each year, “says Professor Pankaj Kumar of IIM Lucknow.

It is just such a journey, a campus-IIM Calcutta’s Anurag Singhal in the right mood to celebrate. Once the bags a $ 160000 offer by Deutsche Bank, Anurag Bhutan zipped off to soak in the euphoria post-placement. Vikas Vashistha of IIM Lucknow should not have the effect of the direction of the Himalayas Britain as Anurag but it is the beginning of the world, with its $ 75,000 offer of investment bank JP Morgan in London. Vashistha International has received the highest salaries this year, IIM-L.

The atmosphere is great everywhere. “Everybody has to obtain what they want,” Munish Bhargava, companies and investment advisors IIFT, summarizes the post-Position mood week in brief. The Delhi-based Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) saw nine international offer - an increase of 5per cent in relation to previous years. Mayank Sinha, a student finalyear, smiling, as he offers just a resident in the UK, Mark Glen pharmaceutical companies to $ 100000 per year - IIFT highest international of the content of this year. “The salary is the sub-cost,” he said, “I’m pleased with my work.”

There is much reason to celebrate, “said the professor. “There were a lot more offers, many other businesses and wages much higher this year,” he adds. Although 100per cent of investment has never been a question in one of these establishments, the National Astronomical package came as an unpleasant surprise - although a pleasant one. At IIM-A, the highest level of touch Rs 34 lakh per year - on 100per cent more than last year’s peak of 14.5 lakh case And as a member of the cell placement pointed out that “wages and increase supply each year, but this year the increase was much higher than the normal 15 cents 20per.

At IIM-B, the higher was attributed to the local supply Venkatesh Shankaraman, has received an offer for RS 30 lakh per annum. Indeed, 34per cent of its share was the first day. However Saurav Bansal, Member, Mediation Committee, is a historic event. Position the week was the placement days IIM Calcutta, even if Zero Day saw 80 of 62 bids were accepted. “Of these 50 were foreign bids. Most of our students were far there are three slots,” said the professor. Even in Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai, each student had at least two offers on an average.

Another new trend in emerging countries, this year the professional development of the image. “As a new business, professional image change. These range from employment in mergers and acquisitions on Private Equity Management, management of the fire etc.,” says Professor Kumar.

How interesting is the big attraction not keep all male charm. How Sadananda Satyajit footie IIM-L, which covers a large salary. “I am part of a football club in Vadodara called Providence. For the financing of our game, we run a discount supermarket in the city. I plan to gain experience in Europe and use it to promote football among children in India, “says Sadanand. There are many others who want their own agreement. IIMA of Mansur Ahmad, for example , Deutsche Bank spurned an offer for the launch of its mobile phone games. Yash Sehgal IIM-K has decided not to open a tender FMCG to launch its own unit of measurement laserbased processing company . “Although experience in the FMCG sector would have been interesting, I decided to follow my dream,” says Yash.

It’s that time of the year again when spring adds that dash of colour to B -school campuses. And this year, the predominant hue is green. Like the colour you and anyone who’s not a top B-school grad is turning at the number of zeroes in start-up salaries this year. $193,000 — that’s how much Barclays Capital, a British bank, has offered Gaurav Agarwal of IIM-Bangalore. It’s also made offers of $185,000 each to three IIM-Ahmedabad grads. The IIM-B package, say experts, is second only to the $225,000 offer made by an international investment bank four years back at IIM-A and 22per cent higher than last year’s highest offer. It’s also more than what most people make in their lifetime.

So what’s driving this trend? “The reason is simple,” says Professor Ranjan Das of IIM-Calcutta. “As emerging markets grow and MNCs diversify, they need people to manage their businesses. And who better than IIM graduates who are trained in emerging market scenarios.” Besides, IIM graduates have proved they are second to none when it comes to managing new businesses. “Also, the fact that most of them are from IIT gives them a technical edge. Since we don’t believe in area-specific specialisation, IIM graduates have multi-skills. Perhaps, that’s why MNCs make the trip to our campuses every year,” says Professor Pankaj Kumar of IIM-Lucknow.

It’s just such a campus trip that has put IIM-Calcutta’s Anurag Singhal in the mood for celebrating. Having bagged a $160,000 offer from Deutsche Bank, Anurag has zipped off to Bhutan to soak in the post-placement euphoria. Vikas Vashistha of IIM Lucknow may not have headed for the Himalayan kingdom like Anurag but he’s on top of the world, too, with his $75,000 offer from investment bank JP Morgan, London. Vashistha got the highest international salary this year at IIM-L.

The mood is buoyant everywhere. “Everybody has got what they want,” Munish Bhargava, Corporate and Placement Advisor at IIFT, sums up the post-placement week mood in a nutshell. The Delhi-based Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) saw nine international offers — a 5per cent increase over previous years. Mayank Sinha, a finalyear student, is all smiles, for he has just accepted an offer from UK-based pharma company Glenmark for $100,000 per annum — the highest international salary at IIFT this year. “The salary is incidental,” he says, “I’m more happy about my job profile.”

There is plenty of reason to cheer, agrees Professor Das. “There were many more offers, many more companies and much higher salaries this year,” he adds. Though 100per cent placement was never a question at any of these institutes, the astronomical domestic packages did come as a bit of a surprise — albeit, a pleasant one. At IIM-A, the highest domestic salary touched Rs 34 lakh per annum — over 100per cent higher than last year’s high of Rs 14.5 lakh. And as a member of the placement cell pointed out, “Salaries and offers do increase every year but this year, the rise was much higher than the usual 15-20per cent.”