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IPS Placements

IPS has been instrumental in influencing the business landscape of the nation since 2007. Aspirants are cordially given the right to choose sector and then assigned to the prospective firm. IPS has two categories of placements. The prior one is ON JOB TRAINING and then comes the final placement.

ON JOB TRAINING:- OJT is same as part time job, The origin of OJT was made by the Director of IPS with the ideology of "earn while learn." The graph has kept on increasing as the students initiate practical practice while their education is in the flow. Companies enroll students of BBA/MBA according to the students general knowledge and working capacity.

Final placements:- Once students are done with the prospectus of education they are assigned to organizations for final placement with a great package and reputed designation.


The alumni of IPS are:- 

  • Gaurav Khandelwal- Hinduja Leyland Finance Limited (MBA Batch) 
  • Manisha Pamnani- Amazon 
  • Madhan Priyadarshan- Barclays 
  • Ranvir Singh- AIRTEL (MBA Batch) 
  • Seema Gaur- AU Small Finance Bank 
*Each student is placed with slight difference in their position.

A perfect blend of job is not an easy thing to do at personal or institutional level. Hereby in IPS every student is given adequate experience to cope up with unusual circumstances in the best possible way.

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