Business
| Name | Class year | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rajiv Dutta | 1969 | Chief Financial Officer, eBay and President, Skype | |
| Ajit Narain Haksar | 1943 | Chairman ITC Ltd. | |
| Anil Kumar | 1976 | Director, McKinsey | |
| Vikram Lal | 1970 | Chairman, Eicher Group | |
| Arjun Malhotra | 1981 | Chairman, Headstrong | |
| Vittal Mallya | 1939 | Chairman, United Breweries Limited, Hoechst AG | |
| M. Ct. Muthiah | 1968 | Director of Indian Overseas Bank | |
| Sunil Kant Munjal | 1970 | MD, Hero MotoCorp, Confederation of Indian Industry | |
| Nikhil Nanda | 1970 | Head, Escorts | |
| Mhd. Rafique Saigol | 1961 | Chairman, Pakistan International Airlines | |
| Analjit Singh | 1971 | Chairman, Max Healthcare, Max New York Life Insurance and Max Bupa | |
| Malvinder Mohan Singh | 1982 | CEO & MD of Ranbaxy | |
| Shivinder Mohan Singh | 1983 | MD, Fortis Healthcare | |
| Gautam Thapar | 1972 | Chairman, Avantha Group | |
| L. M. Thapar | 1952 | Chairman, Ballarpur Industries Limited | |
| A. Vellayan | 1976 | Chairman, Murugappa Group | |
| R.C. Bhargava | 1949 | former C.E.O, Maruti Suzuki |
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