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IIT Delhi Placements: 850 unique offers so far, highest in last 3 years

IIT-Delhi's UG students have also received 40+ international offers from prestigious organisations across multiple global regions, including Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan, the UAE, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

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According to an exit survey conducted by the Institute, about 30% of students who graduated in 2024 chose diverse career options.

While Congress leader Jairam Ramesh recently raised concerns over the “stagnation” in the job markets and said one-fifth of students from the prestigious IITs are not getting placements, however IIT-Delhi claims increase in offers. In a statement released on April 17, IIT Delhi said their undergraduate students secured around 850 unique offers to date.

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The number of unique offers this year is better than the offers received in the last three years: 712 in 2022, 768 in 2023, and 781 in 2024. Further, the offers are expected to increase as the placement season is still continuing.

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Recruiters with double-digit offers to UG students on campus this year so far include American Express, Barclays, BCG, BlueStone Jewellery & Lifestyle Private Limited, Deutsche India Pvt. Ltd., Google, Graviton Research Capital, Meesho, Microsoft, Oracle, PayU, Squarepoint Capital, and Texas Instruments.

Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) such as Bharat Petroleum Corp.Ltd., Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Petronet LNG Limited, Indian Oil Corporation of India, and the Centre for Development of Telematics also hired UG students from IIT Delhi in this placement session.

Moreover, the UG students have also received 40+ international offers from prestigious organisations across multiple global regions, including Japan, the Netherlands, South Korea, Taiwan, the UAE, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

According to an exit survey conducted by the institute, about 30 per cent of students who graduated in 2024 chose diverse career options (self-employment/start-up/entrepreneurship 7 per cent, higher studies 6 per cent, and competitive examinations for civil/engineering services and others 17 per cent). A similar trend is expected among the UG students graduating in 2025.