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IIT Bombay begins placement season with 98 job offers; da vinci announces highest package

IIT Bombay's placement season kicks off with 42 companies and 98 job offers, led by Da Vinci's £125,000 package.

Updated on: Dec 2, 2025, 11:23:49 IST
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The placement season at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay began on December 1 with 42 companies participating on the first day and making 98 job offers. According to students, Da Vinci offered the highest package of about £125,000 per year, which is approximately Rs. 1.48 crore.

The second day of placements is expected to be even busier, with more than 35 national and international companies scheduled to visit the campus. (HT File)
The second day of placements is expected to be even busier, with more than 35 national and international companies scheduled to visit the campus. (HT File)

Students said around 70 interim selections were displayed on Day 1. They added that GE, Airbus and Barclays conducted walk-in processes alongside scheduled interviews. While the placement season has begun, IIT Bombay has not yet released the official figures.

The second day of placements is expected to be even busier, with more than 35 national and international companies scheduled to visit the campus. Students said Tesla, the global electric vehicle company owned by Elon Musk, is among the most anticipated recruiters on Day 2.

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According to sources from IIT Bombay, companies this year are mainly looking for candidates with strong knowledge of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. They said developer roles are in higher demand compared to user interface positions.

Information available on the IIT Bombay placement brochure states that more than 2,300 students across different programmes are eligible for placements this year. Sources added that the electrical engineering department has the highest number of eligible candidates.

For the first time, internships have also been introduced as part of the placement season. Students said this move has encouraged more companies to participate and has increased student involvement in the process.

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Niraj Pandit is a journalist based in Mumbai who has spent than two decades working in reporting and editing. He is currently employed by Hindustan Times. At Hindustan Times he focuses on education, higher education, public policy and civic issues in Maharashtra. For years he has covered schools, universities, entrance exams, education reforms and government policies. He has also covered civic and infrastructure topics. Before joining Hindustan Times in 2022 he was with known Marathi newspapers such as Loksatta, Lokmat, and Maharashtra Times. He worked in reporting, editing and newsroom leadership roles. His work has included stories about education, science and technology government operations and public interest topics. He has reported on subjects such as IIT Bombay and the universities, school education, exam reforms and state education policies. His reporting has always aimed to create fact-based stories that make complicated public issues easy to understand.

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