Mumbai: The Japanese company Rakuten has made 26 offers at IIT Bombay Powai campus – the highest of any international company this year.
Uber remain the highest payers in most IITs including IIT Bombay, with a package of Rs 2:17 crore (or $ 287 550).
So far this season, IIT Kanpur has attracted major recruiters like Axtria, EXL, Graviton, Goldman Sachs, ICICI Bank, Intel, Microsoft, Ola, Section, Samsung, Quadeye, Uber Analytics.
Spokesman IIT Kanpur said, “This institution has witnessed the trend of hiring excellent in the sector this time.
The numbers are very encouraging and much higher than in previous years.” Offering the highest international institute is Rs 2:07 crore and the highest domestic located The Rs 1.2 crore.
At IIT-Kanpur, 49 students have received offers 1 Crore RS-Plus so far – the majority of the domestic role.
Including 156 pre-placement offers (PPOs), a total of 1,041 students have won the bidding.
Institute recorded a nearly 60% jump in deals compared with those made in the first pandemic to date.
International role also increased from 19 to 47.
About 60 students from IIT-Delhi, who also crossed the 1,000 mark in less than a week, reportedly pocketed Rs 1 Crore deals-plus desirable for national and international role.
Placement in most IITS is not only better than the pandemic of 2020, but the year before that.
Domestic Package crossed Rs 1 crore mark this year, with companies offering incentives and stock options are attractive.
Compared with previous editions, this year’s placement is a quick affair, said the head of IIT-Roorkee Placement Vinay Sharma.
“What takes 45 days last year and a lot of effort has been made in 84 hours,” he told Toi, referring to mark 1,000 deals.
Interestingly, while last year saw a slow stream of recruitment this year rather quickly, and the first five days to explain that the final count will be better than 2020.
At IIT Roorkee, a total of 1,171 deals done until day 8 and 11 students won him a job with a compensation of Rs 1 crore-plus.
Accenture Japan, Amazon, American Express, Bank of America, Cisco, Flipkart, Goldman Sachs, Hindustan Unilever, Intel, ITC, JP Morgan, Platform Jio, Microsoft, Myntra, Nobroker Technologies, OLA Mobility, Paytm, Rakuten Mobile, Societe Generale and uber, among others, visited the campus.
IIT-Hyderabad has closed the first phase of the placement of the week, see 466 offers, including 34 international offers made from 104 companies.
In total, about 650 students have signed up for the placement.
Phase 1 saw a total of 210 companies were registered compared with about 116 in Phase-1 of last year.
A total of 195 companies have registered in the whole of last year (2020-21).
Including pre-placement offers received (PPO), a total of 427 students have been placed.
This represents an increase last year when students put 305 (including 49 PPO).
BS Mahty, Director, IIT Hyderabad, said, “We believe in creating a talent pool ready in the industry and I am confident that the steps taken during the past year will certainly take a dream job that is suitable for the students.
Various initiatives taken in the last two years as a semester-long internship for BTech, Mtech Interdisciplinary, industry lectures, projects specified MTECH industry and so on, have begun to produce results and we will continue to improvise.
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60 students from IIT Delhi get an offer RS 1 Crore-Plus, 49 on Kanpur
