How many MBA graduates got placed in IT sector as compared to banking sector?

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Asked by Ravish Kumar
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AVINASH N M
2016-04-05 16:02:40
The no of students placed in IT sectors are more when compared to banking sector. The percentage is around 70percent in it and 20percent in banking sector.

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Mahesh Bhat
2016-04-05 16:01:10
Compared to Banking sector many have got placed in IT sector only because only Axis bank, ICICI Bank and Indusland bank have came for placements in banking sector and in IT sector many IT companies came more than banking sector. Around 70% placed in IT sector and 30% in banking sector.

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