IIT-Bombay placement season saw an average annual package of ₹23.5 lakh, a 7.7 per cent increase from last year's ₹21.8 lakh. But there was a reduction in the number of students placed through campus drives as compared to the previous year. This year saw a 12 per cent increase in the number of companies recruiting from IIT-B.
What was the lowest salary package at IIT-Bombay placement?
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The lowest salary package offered this year was ₹4 lakh per annum, down from ₹6 lakh last year. Ten students accepted offers within this range.
What about other placements?
More than 550 offers from 123 companies featured compensation packages exceeding ₹20 lakh per annum. An additional 230 offers ranged between ₹16.75 lakh and ₹20 lakh. Among the offers, 78 were international and 22 exceeded ₹1 crore annually. Overall, 75 per cent of students secured positions through the campus drive and an additional 15 per cent found jobs independently. The institute registered 543 companies, with 388 participating in the placements and 364 making offers. The overall placement percentage for IIT-B students stands at around 75 per cent.
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Which sectors were top recruiters?
Sector-specific hiring trends showed decline in consulting offers, with 117 positions available from 29 consulting firms. Trading, banking and fintech companies were significant recruiters and finance sector alone had 113 offers from 33 financial service firms. There was also hiring in fields such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, product management and data science.
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{{/usCountry}}Sector-specific hiring trends showed decline in consulting offers, with 117 positions available from 29 consulting firms. Trading, banking and fintech companies were significant recruiters and finance sector alone had 113 offers from 33 financial service firms. There was also hiring in fields such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, product management and data science.
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{{/usCountry}}In education sector, 11 companies participated, offering a total of 30 jobs while in research and development, 36 organisations provided 97 positions in various fields. Out of 118 active PhD students, 32 were successfully placed.