http://www.pagalguy.com/news/placement-reportage-dms-iit-delhi-2012-placement-report-designed-mislead-you-a-29314
Claimed: Average domestic salary: Rs 13.64 lakh
Actual: The actual average salary is in the range of Rs 8 to 10 lakh. As you can see above, only a total of five students secured jobs with a salary higher than Rs 13.64 lakh, so there is no way the school could have achieved the claimed average salary. Even if one assumed that the two unaccounted for students and the third student with the MuSigma offer (whose salary range we were not able to access) together stretched the salary to the claimed Rs 13.64 lakh, they would each have to earn on an average Rs 1.14 crore in order for the placement report's claim to be valid. In which case, the highest salary at DMS, IIT Delhi this year would be above a crore rupees, which is not the case. The possibility of DMS having included rejected offers to calculate the average seems implausible, unless the batch in question was nursing a mass fetish for rejecting higher-paying offers.
Claimed: Highest domestic salary: Rs 19 lakh
Actual: More like Rs 17 lakh, offered by P&G;
Claimed: International placements: 6
Actual: Only one, by Mitsui
Claimed: Highest Finance salary: Rs 19 lakh
Actual: Rs 13 lakh if you stretched your imagination to consider the operations role offered by Citibank, or the Rs 14 lakh analytics role offered by American Express as Finance roles.
Claimed: Highest Marketing salary: Rs 16 lakh
Actual: Rs 13.5 lakh by Tata Motors
Claimed: Highest Consulting salary: Rs 15 lakh
Actual: Rs 14 lakh, if you considered the McKinsey Knowledge Center job as a consulting role.
Claimed: Highest IT salary: Rs 18 lakh
Actual: Rs 13 lakh for one student in the GE Information Management Leadership Program (IMLP).