Career Insights

Over the past five years, second generation IITs placed an average of 70 per cent of their BTech students in jobs. While one among them placed over 90 per cent students in 2020-21, while major IITs managed under 75 per cent. Careers360 studied ranking data of the last five years to analyse the placement performance of new IITs and how they compare with the old and renowned IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, IIT Madras and others.

India’s top National Institutes of Technology, (NIT) are seeing a decline in the number of women students pursuing a BTech qualification. In this article, Careers360 takes a look at the diversity at our top NITs based on the recently released NIRF data. 

Even top engineering colleges struggle to find jobs for their BTech students through campus placements. According to the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) data, top five National Institutes of Technology (NIT), together could place less than 80 per cent of their graduating BTech students. Placement records and even average salary packages vary widely.

The undergraduate programmes BA, BCom And BSc in different subject specialsations offered by colleges of the Mumbai University, released the merit list along with the cut-off score 2022 for admissions. Read here for details.

Just three Maharashtra colleges made the cut at the NIRF 2022. Affiliated to different universities, like Pune University (SPPU) and Mumbai University, they together placed just 9.5 per cent of their graduates in 2021, the latest year for which NIRF data is publicly available. However,a large percentage of students also opted to pursue higher studies. Here’s how each of the top Maharashtra colleges did.

Working in multinational corporations is no less than a dream for engineering graduates. Wipro, which is among the top workplaces among engineering graduates, conducts the Wipro-NTH to scout for talent. Aspirants can take this exam to get an opportunity to work at Wipro. For your benefit, we present the nuances of Wipro National Talent Hunt (NTH) in detail. 

Colleges affiliated to Mumbai University have released the merit list along with the cut-off score for admissions to the first year degree programme. The undergraduate programmes BCom, BA and BSc offered by colleges of Mumbai University are popular among students and so the cut-off matters. Read here for details.

 Just a small section of graduates from top colleges in West Bengal were placed in jobs upon graduation. But a very large number of students from these colleges opted for higher studies. Data gathered from this year’s NIRF rankings show how the colleges did individually.

Top Delhi University colleges showed a dismal 16.7 per cent placement rate of BA, BSc or BCom graduates, says the latest NIRF data. A vast majority of students graduating from three-year degree programmes opted for higher studies. Here’s how each of the top colleges did individually.