Corporate India is focusing on education and skilling initiatives at the school level to enhance digital literacy. Companies like L&T, P&G India, Dell Technologies, Mphasis, Infosys, and HUL are rolling out smart classrooms, learning centres, and STEM education programmes to improve learning outcomes for underprivileged students.
FMCG companies reported muted performance in Q3FY24 due to sluggish rural demand and increased competitive intensity, affecting overall volume growth. Amid this environment, let s analyse between ITC and Hindustan Unilever (HUL), which stock has better long-term investment opportunities.
Regular recruiters such as Accenture Strategy, Amazon, Asian Paints, Bajaj Auto, Boston Consulting Group, HCL, HUL, Ola, PwC, Reliance, and Tata Steel made the highest number of offers among others. Candidates from both the Jamshedpur and Delhi NCR campuses were part of this comprehensive placement endeavour, according to the institute.
Accenture emerged as the top recruiter in the final placements for the PGP Class of 2024 at IIM Ahmedabad, with 26 offers. BCG followed closely with 23 offers. Goldman Sachs led among investment banks with nine offers, while Adani made the highest number of offers in the general management domain. The placement season saw a decline in management consulting offers but an increase in niche consulting and conglomerate hiring. TCS and PwC were prominent recruiters as well.
From the Sensex stocks, M&M, Wipro, NTPC, HCL Tech, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra opened with gains, while Nestle, HUL, Axis Bank, UltraTech Cement, and Kotak Bank opened with cuts.