Hi,
Gautam Mago has a CA background and had work exp. with Anderson Consulting. Now, just saying a CA background is putting it lightly. He has scored an All-India top rank in the CA final exam. He is also the top ranker in IIM C. Add to that the fact that he was Student Council President , a top class tennis player and has cracked lotss of b-school events. Most notable, would be at Confluence at IIM A, where he walked off with the lion's share of the total prize money on offer despite the fact that studs from Wharton and other foreign b-schools were reportedly on the prowl.

So, now you can get an idea of the calibre of this guy and why he landed offers from everywhere.I would say that McKinsey was justified in its elation at getting him.
But, that fact is that the story does not end there. Quite a few people had offers across companies. Some of the recruiters had to recast their offer lists to ensure that they did get a share of the best. Rahul Karkun, for example, is one of the best quanti brains across campuses in India. The guy has a mathematical proof to his name!

Deutsche couldn't wait (literally) to make him an offer and he was also high on the target list of the other I-banks.
However, it is not that only the institute toppers made it into the Day Zero list. Rahul, for example, has a CG of about 6.5. One of my seniors from CET, Pameela, had a slightly higher one.

But, there is no denying the fact that most of the crackos were among the insti's toppers.
So, that is how the story of placements has gone so far. I am happy that IIM Calcutta has wiped out any doubts where it stands in the order of things as far as b-schools are concerned in India. Some of the co.s like Cap One and HSBC made offers only at C and A. McKinsey and AT Kearney had their biggest recruitment at C. :P
Slot One starts tomorrow and we will keep you updated. Watch this space for more!
regards,
Ajay[align=justify:238453f72e][/align:238453f72e]