What are the latest ISB PGP YL placement statistics?

Question

Ranjan J · Accepted Answer

More than 175 summer internship offers38 participating companiesAverage stipend: ₹3.2 lakhHighest stipend: ₹7.3 lakhOffers across consulting, finance, technology and other sectors

J Bajwa · Answer

The latest official ISB PGP YL employment data covers the summer placements of the inaugural 2025&ndash;2027 cohort. Students received more than 175 internship offers from 38 participating companies. The reported average stipend was ₹3.2 lakh, while the highest stipend reached ₹7.3 lakh.
Consulting was the largest recruiting area and accounted for 47% of all offers. Accenture made 37 offers, while McKinsey & Company, Bain & Company and Boston Consulting Group collectively made 19 offers. EY-Parthenon, PwC and Deloitte USI also participated.
Finance, investment advisory and private equity represented 19% of the opportunities. FMCG accounted for 11%, technology represented 10%, conglomerates accounted for 7%, and the remaining 6% covered operations, strategy and emerging-technology roles.
These results represent summer internships, not final placements. Therefore, ISB has not yet reported an official final placement rate, average annual salary or highest annual salary for the PGP YL programme.

Preet J · Answer

ISB&rsquo;s official summer-placement announcement provides a useful picture of recruiter participation in the founding PGP YL cohort.
The main statistics are:

More than 175 summer internship offers were made.
A total of 38 companies participated.
The average internship stipend was ₹3.2 lakh.
The highest internship stipend was ₹7.3 lakh.
Consulting generated 47% of all internship offers.
Finance, investment advisory and private equity accounted for 19%.
FMCG generated 11% of the offers.
Technology accounted for 10%.
Conglomerates contributed 7%.
Other roles represented the remaining 6%.
Accenture made 37 consulting offers.
McKinsey, Bain and BCG collectively made 19 offers.

Recruiters included Amazon, Mastercard, Jefferies, Barclays, HUL, ITC, Colgate-Palmolive, Aditya Birla Group, Hero MotoCorp and several leading consulting firms.
These figures demonstrate a broad internship-recruiter base, but applicants must describe them accurately as summer-placement statistics. Final employment and annual compensation figures remain unavailable.