IMT Ghaziabad Dubai Campus records broad industry placements
The Institute of Management Technology (IMT) Ghaziabad’s Dubai Campus has announced strong outcomes from its Summer Internship Programme (SIP) for students enrolled in the Dual Country Program (DCP) for the PGDM batch, reporting engagement from more than 40 leading organisations. The placements covered a wide spectrum of industries and business functions, reflecting sustained industry demand for management talent in Dubai’s evolving corporate market.
Sectoral spread underlines market demand
Placement activity during the season saw students securing internships across traditional and emerging sectors. The programme was led by the Oil & Gas sector, followed by Retail, FMCG and E-commerce, said the campus. Other industries where students found opportunities included BFSI, Consumer Goods, Education, FinTech, Healthcare, Information Technology, Logistics, Management Consulting, Media & Entertainment, Pharma, Real Estate and Retail.
- Lead sectors: Oil & Gas; Retail; FMCG; E-commerce.
- Emerging exposure: FinTech; Agro Tech; AI & Business Operations; Data Analytics.
- Functional roles: Investment Banking; Equity Research; Corporate Finance; GTM Strategy; Digital Marketing; Supply Chain & Logistics.
Companies and roles — practical learning opportunities
Students secured internships with a diverse set of regional and global organisations. Companies named by the campus included Advanta, BMA International, Beiersdorf, CarDekho, Centrepoint, eBay, Empire Aviation Group, Faber Capital, Fillit, Himalaya, Honasa, LT Foods, Marico, Porter, Sobha Furniture, RAG Holdings, Rayqube, Revo, Tally, Valeo Health and Zee, among others. The range of business functions offered enabled students to apply classroom learning to workplace problems across finance, marketing, strategy and operations.
| Placement Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Organisations participating | More than 40 |
| Top sectors | Oil & Gas; Retail; FMCG; E-commerce |
| Representative functions | Investment Banking; Equity Research; Marketing; Data Analytics; Supply Chain |
Programme leadership and credit
Dr. Manjeet Kharub, Chairperson of the DCP programme, underlined the collaborative effort behind the outcomes. She said,
“These outcomes reflect a truly collective effort. We acknowledge the valuable contribution of our faculty members from India and across the world, whose teaching and mentorship prepared the students for these diverse professional opportunities. We are grateful to the Career Services team for its sustained industry engagement, and the student committee for its dedicated coordination.”
The statement credited faculty, the Career Services team and student coordinators for the internship season’s success but did not disclose placement-by-placement stipends or conversion-to-job offer figures. The campus highlighted exposure in specialised domains such as AI & Business Operations, Digital Marketing, GTM Strategy and Investment Banking, signalling a balance between conventional management functions and technology-driven roles.
Local implications and outlook
For Ghaziabad residents and families evaluating management education, the Dubai Campus outcomes contribute to IMT Ghaziabad’s overall brand and demonstrate the institute’s international linkage through the DCP. The breadth of sectors and the involvement of both regional and global companies may enhance career pathways for students from the Ghaziabad campus who seek cross-border exposure. The emphasis on analytics, fintech and AI-related internships also aligns with broader industry shifts that are shaping recruitment priorities across the Gulf and India.
While the institute has listed several marquee employers and a wide array of functions, stakeholders in the city will seek further details on stipend levels, internship durations and subsequent placement conversions when the campus publishes its full placement report.
