IIT Delhi BTech Placement Trends: Top-packages, companies

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Year after year, the institute has recorded global recruiters and top domestic companies offering job roles across technology, finance, analytics, and consulting domains. Here’s a deep-dive on the institutes’ hiring trends in the past two placement cycles.

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How was the institute’s recent placement round?

According to official data released by the IIT Delhi placement office, the 2023–24 placement cycle reflected a steady performance despite market fluctuations. The institute reported more than 1,200 job offers, with over 1,150 individual students securing placements in Phase 1 itself.

Notably, over 50 international offers were made by organisations from countries such as Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan, the UK, and the US.

In terms of compensation, the average package for undergraduate engineering students across disciplines remained within the range of Rs 18 to 20 lakh per annum, while top domestic offers crossed Rs 1 crore per annum.

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The highest international package, according to institute reports cited in the media, stood at over Rs 2 crore per annum. Leading recruiters included Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Barclays, and American Express, along with major consulting firms like BCG and Bain & Company.

IIT Delhi BTech placement trends

How was the previous placement round, compared to earlier years?

While the 2023–24 cycle marked strong participation and high-value offers. Compared to 2022–23, the number of unique undergraduate offers rose from around 712 in 2022 and 768 in 2023 to over 780 in 2024.

The placement office also reported that overall international participation has gradually expanded, with more companies from East Asia and Europe joining the recruitment drive.

However, the placement rate, that is, the percentage of students placed out of those registered, has shown variation. As per earlier reports, about 61% of the 1,885 registered students were placed by December 2024, compared to roughly 65% in the preceding year.

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This suggests that while the number of offers and companies remained strong, final placements were slightly slower to close due to global hiring moderation in the tech sector.

Placement trends in IIT Delhi for 2023–24

The 2023–24 placement year underscored IIT Delhi’s expanding international footprint. The institute’s placement cell noted that more than a dozen global organisations hired students for overseas roles. 

As per placement reports, most international opportunities came primarily from software engineering and product management profiles in Japan and the US. Domestically, consulting and analytics roles saw a rise, reflecting the growing diversification of recruiters beyond traditional core engineering companies. Departments such as Computer Science and Electrical Engineering continued to lead in terms of the highest number of high-value offers.

IIT Delhi placement trends in 2022-23

For the 2022–23 batch, the institute recorded around 712 unique offers at the undergraduate level, a figure lower than the subsequent year. International offers were comparatively fewer, and the overall number of companies visiting the campus was modest relative to later cycles. Still, the core engineering and analytics sectors remained dominant.

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Average salaries for BTech graduates were marked between Rs 16–18 lakh per annum, with top offers again exceeding the crore mark. As per official departmental placement reports, major recruiters during that season included the likes of Google, Qualcomm, Intel, Samsung, and consulting firms such as Deloitte and EY.