Including the accepted Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs), a total of 848 students have already been placed at the end of Phase I Placements for 2...

The offers recorded an increase from 85 during Session I of last year at IIT, Madras, a press release said. "In this placement season, IIT ...

But many companies give PhD recruitments a miss because of lack of specialised roles: IITs

As many as 888 offers were made by 195 companies, including the 136 pre-placement offers, taking the total number of offers to 1,024, a pre...

Transnational corporations including Microsoft, Intel, Qualcomm, Citigroup participated in the placements, and 20 startups including Udaan,...

Initial trends from the engineering campuses indicate 20-40% rise in demand for these profiles from last year.

ET’s Nehal Chaliawala talks with experts on how to make the best of campus recruitment.

In a statement, the institute said the first phase of campus recruitment for 2018-19 will be held between December 1 and 8 with a break of ...

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras received 130 pre-placement offers (PPOs) this year compared to 114 last year at the Indian Inst...

A total of 832 students in all courses were placed, which accounts for about 70 per cent of the total number of students who registered for...

Including the Pre-Placement Offers, which stood at 114 this year, a total of 877 students have already been placed as on date this year (20...

Traditional recruiters such as Microsoft, Samsung R and D, Goldman Sachs, Eaton, Schlumberger, Mahindra, Intel, Bajaj, EXL, Citi, Larsen an...

The first phase saw 176 companies making job offers to the students, according to the release issued by the institute.

The campus placements will be stalled for at least two days as a result of the demise of the chief minister," shared a student, who is part...

At IIT-Kharagpur, the country's oldest IIT, the number of PSUs confirming participation has gone up from four last year to 13 this year. So...

"Several of our students have opted out of the placement process for higher studies and some want to startup on their own," he said.

With fewer startups visiting the premier IITs during campus placement this year, many were banking on public sector undertakings for jobs.