IIT Kanpur's first phase of 2023-24 placement season sees strong outcomes

The initial phase of placements at IIT Kanpur for the academic year 2023-24 has concluded, yielding 989 offers, including 22 international ones.

The initial phase of placements at IIT Kanpur for the academic year 2023-24 has concluded, yielding 989 offers, including 22 international ones. Notably, 913 students, including those with Pre-Placement Offers (PPOs), secured placements, reflecting the institute's commitment to providing career opportunities despite market dynamics.

The average salary stands at Rs 26.27 LPA. Recruiters included industry leaders like Microsoft, Samsung, Goldman Sachs, and Tata Steel, showcasing IIT Kanpur's robust standing in the professional landscape. The second phase of placements is set to begin in mid-January 2024.

Industry giants such as Microsoft, Fujitsu, Samsung, Reliance, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Deutsche Bank, Tata Projects, Navi, Uniorbit, ICICI Bank, EXL, NPCI, Intel, TSMC, Bajaj Auto, Tata Steel, HPCL, SECI, C-DOT, NVIDIA, and others actively participated in Phase 1 of placements. This prestigious list of recruiters underscores the institute's robust standing in the professional landscape, offering diverse opportunities to its students.

In IIT Delhi's first 2023-24 placement phase, 1,000 students secured 1,050 job offers, including PPOs. Over 50 international offers came from 20 organizations worldwide. Top recruiters include Air India, Microsoft, Texas Instruments, Goldman Sachs, Bajaj Auto, and Ola Electric.

Prof. S Ganesh, Director, IIT Kanpur, praised the Students’ Placement Office for their relentless efforts and expressed gratitude to recruiters for placing their trust in the institute. Prof. Raju Kumar Gupta, Chairperson of the Students’ Placement Office, extended an invitation to esteemed industries and startups for the upcoming second phase of placements in mid-January 2024, anticipating their continued contribution to shaping the future careers of IIT Kanpur students.