IIT Bombay: The country’s leading technical institute IIT is a dream for the students. Lakhs of students dream of improving their lives by studying in these. It has become a common thing to get big package jobs from IITs. Recently this year there was news that IT sector companies are doing less recruitment this year due to the global recession. But, IIT Bombay has defied all expectations and has provided tremendous packages to the students this year. According to the information received so far, about 85 students from this prestigious institute have got jobs with packages worth around Rs 1 crore and 63 have got foreign jobs.
1340 offers were given, 1,188 students got placement
According to the information, 63 students of IIT Bombay have been given job offers by foreign companies, while 85 students have so far received offers of more than Rs 1 crore during campus placement. Till December 30, 2023, 1340 offers were made by the companies, with the help of which 1,188 students have got placement. In this prestigious Mumbai-based IIT, leading companies like Accenture, Cohesity, Airbus, Apple, Air India, Arthur D’Little, Bajaj, Barclays, Da Vinci, DHL, Fullerton, Future First, Global Energy & Environ and Google have participated in campus placements. Are.
Most jobs in engineering, IT and finance sectors
According to the information received from IIT, till now maximum jobs have been given in Engineering and Technology, IT and Software, Finance and Banking, Fintech, Management Consulting, Data Science and Analytics, Research and Development and Design sectors. IIT Bombay said that the maximum number of foreign jobs were provided by companies from Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Netherlands, Singapore and Hong Kong.
About 388 domestic and foreign companies participated in the first phase.
year 2023-24 Around 388 domestic and foreign companies participated in the first phase of the placement session. Apart from this, public sector companies (PSUs) also participated enthusiastically in the placement season. During this period, companies held virtual and face to face meetings with students.
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