30-04-2024
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The Indian
Institutes of Technology (IITs) are globally renowned for their academic
excellence and the exceptional talent pool they produce. Every year, top
companies from around the world eagerly await the opportunity to recruit the
brightest minds from these premier institutions. The 2022-23 academic year has
been no exception, with the placement seasons at IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, and
IIT Delhi witnessing a remarkable influx of job offers from prestigious firms
across various sectors.
This analytical
report delves into the placement statistics, highlights, and trends observed at
these three leading IITs, offering insights into the recruitment landscape and
the continued demand for IIT graduates.
This
comparative analysis highlights the strengths and unique characteristics of
each IIT in terms of placements, sector preferences, notable recruiters,
international presence, and compensation packages. While there are similarities
in the overall demand for IIT graduates, each institute showcases distinct
trends and preferences among recruiters and students.
|
IIT Madras |
IIT Bombay |
IIT Delhi |
Number of companies that participated |
433
|
350+
|
400+ (national and international) |
Total offers received |
1,592 (as of April 14, 2023) |
1,923 (as of April 17, 2023)
|
650+ (as of December 2, 2022)
|
Highest domestic CTC |
₹2.05 crores per annum
|
₹2.05 crores per annum |
Over ₹1 crore per annum (received by
over 50 students) |
Highest international CTC |
$190,000 per annum (approximately
₹1.57 crores) |
$200,000 per annum (approximately
₹1.65 crores)
|
NA |
IIT Bombay
secured the highest number of total offers, IIT Madras and IIT Bombay shared
the highest domestic CTC of ₹2.05 crores per annum, while IIT Bombay had the
highest international CTC of $200,000 per annum (approximately ₹1.65 crores).
IIT Delhi had over 50 students receiving domestic offers above ₹1 crore per
annum.
Sector |
IIT Madras |
IIT Bombay |
IIT Delhi |
Core engineering |
32% of offers |
24% of offers |
No specific Data is available. Top
recruiters from consulting, finance, technology, and core engineering sectors |
IT/Software |
28% of offers |
33% of offers |
|
Consulting |
19% of offers |
18% of offers |
|
Finance/Analytics |
11% of offers |
15% of offers |
|
Other sectors |
10% of offers |
10% of offers |
The sector-wise
placement statistics at IIT Madras and IIT Bombay reveal some notable
similarities and differences in terms of the preferences of recruiters and
students.
At IIT Madras, the
core engineering sector (including automotive, manufacturing, and construction)
continued to dominate, accounting for 32% of the total offers. Information
Technology and Software companies secured the second-highest share,
contributing 28% of the offers. Consulting firms remained a popular choice,
with 19% of the offers coming from this sector. Finance and Analytics firms
accounted for 11% of the total offers. And, other sectors, including research
and development, education, and e-commerce, made up the remaining 10% of the
offers.
At IIT Bombay,
the Information Technology and Software sector remained the top recruiter,
accounting for 33% of the total offers. Core engineering and manufacturing
firms contributed 24% of the offers. Consulting firms secured 18% of the
offers. Finance and Analytics companies accounted for 15% of the total offers.
And, other sectors, including research and development, education, and
e-commerce, made up the remaining 10% of the offers.
While the core
engineering and IT/software sectors dominated across all three IITs, IIT Madras
had a higher share of core engineering offers, while IIT Bombay had a higher
percentage of IT/software offers.
|
IIT Madras |
IIT Bombay |
IIT Delhi |
Prominent Recruiters |
Microsoft, Amazon, Qualcomm, Goldman
Sachs, BCG, and McKinsey & Company. Reliance Industries, Tata Consultancy
Services (TCS), Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL), and Samsung
|
Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon. McKinsey
& Company, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and Bain & Company. including
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank |
American Express, Bajaj Auto, Boston
Consulting Group, Enphase Solar Energy, Intel, Praxis Global Alliance. |
While all three
IITs attracted top global and Indian companies, IIT Bombay had a strong
presence of major technology giants and prestigious consulting firms.
|
IIT Madras |
IIT Bombay |
IIT Delhi |
No International Offers |
180 |
200 |
20 |
Countries represented by the Companies |
US, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan,
Singapore, and the UAE.
|
US, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan,
Singapore, and Europe.
|
Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore,
South Korea, Taiwan, the UK, and the US.
|
Highest international CTC |
$190,000 per annum (approximately
₹1.57 crores) |
$200,000 per annum (approximately
₹1.65 crores)
|
NA |
IIT Bombay
secured the highest number of international offers, followed by IIT Madras,
while IIT Delhi had a relatively smaller number of students accepting international
offers. The highest international CTC offered was $200,000 per annum,
highlighting the global recognition of IIT Bombay's talent.
Sustained
Demand for IIT Graduates:
The placement statistics from IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, and IIT Delhi clearly
illustrate the unwavering demand for graduates from these premier institutions.
Companies across various sectors continue to actively recruit from IITs,
recognising the exceptional talent, technical prowess, and problem-solving
abilities of these students.
The
dominance of Core Engineering and IT/Software Sectors: Consistent with previous years, the
core engineering and IT/software sectors remained the top recruiters at all
three IITs. These sectors accounted for a significant portion of the total job
offers, reflecting the strong demand for technical expertise and innovation in
these domains.
Rise of
Consulting and Finance Firms:
Consulting and finance firms have emerged as major recruiters at IITs, securing
a substantial share of job offers. Companies like McKinsey & Company,
Boston Consulting Group, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley actively sought out
IIT graduates, recognising their analytical skills and problem-solving
capabilities.
Increasing
International Presence:
All three IITs witnessed a notable increase in international job offers, with
companies from the United States, Europe, and Asia actively recruiting
students. This trend highlights the global recognition of IIT graduates and
their competitiveness in the international job market.
Impressive
Compensation Packages:
The compensation packages offered to IIT graduates continue to be highly
competitive, with the highest domestic CTCs reaching ₹2.05 crores per annum and
the highest international CTCs ranging from $190,000 to $200,000 per annum
(approximately ₹1.57 to ₹1.65 crores). These lucrative offers reflect the value
placed on the skills and expertise of IIT graduates by top employers.
Diverse
Sector Representation:
While the core engineering, IT/software, consulting, and finance sectors
dominated the recruitment landscape, IIT graduates also received offers from
various other sectors, including research and development, education,
e-commerce, and manufacturing. This diversity showcases the versatility and
adaptability of IIT students across multiple domains.
The placement
seasons at IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, and IIT Delhi in the 2022-23 academic year
have been remarkable, reaffirming the institutes' reputation as talent hubs for
top employers worldwide. The sustained demand for IIT graduates, the increasing
presence of international companies, and the lucrative compensation packages
offered highlight the immense value placed on the exceptional skills and
expertise of these students.
As the world
continues to evolve and embrace technological advancements, the role of IIT
graduates becomes increasingly crucial in driving innovation, problem-solving,
and leadership across various sectors. The placement statistics from these
three prestigious institutions serve as a testament to the unwavering
commitment of companies to recruit the best talent and drive their organisations
forward.
With each
passing year, the placement seasons at IITs continue to set new benchmarks,
reflecting the global recognition of these institutions and the exceptional calibre
of their graduates.
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