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MBAs bag higher salaries than engineers: Top B-schools average Rs 27.4 lakh

Times of India · 27 August 2026 at 2:32 pm

MBAs bag higher salaries than engineers: Top B-schools average Rs 27.4 lakh

MBA roles for the class of 2026 offered average salaries that were 52% higher than those for engineering positions.

The gap is expected to grow further, with MBA roles for students appearing for placements in 2026, or the class of 2027, projected to offer 59% higher pay than engineering roles.

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