Ask IIT Madras about campus placements!
Every year, top companies come to IIT Madras to recruit top talent. If you are considering joining IIT Madras, then it will be useful to look through IIT Madras placement data 2023 as presented below.
Grand total offers
All programs, 2023 batch
BTech/Dual offers
BTech and Dual, 2023 batch
| Year | Total offers |
|---|---|
| 2023 | 1612 |
| 2022 | 1491 |
| 2021 | 1046 |
| 2020 | 1078 |
| 2019 | 1151 |
Total offers
BTech and Dual
2023 batch
Campus offers
BTech and Dual
2023 batch
Pre-placed
BTech and Dual
2023 batch
Median Salary
BTech and Dual
2023 batch
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Highest Salary
BTech and Dual
2023 batch
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Visualisation of company sectors
In this chart, companies are group by their sector. For e.g., ITC is FMCG, Bosch is core, and so on. You can see that different kind of companies hire from campus - both core engineering and non-core.
What were the kind of roles?
| Sl no | Roles / profiles | Number of offers | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Consulting / Analytics - Consultant, Engineer, Business Analyst, Analyst, Management, Data Engineer/Scientist | 28 | 40.0% |
| 2 | Core Engineering / R&D - Engineer, Management, Analyst | 17 | 24.3% |
| 3 | Software / IT - Software Engineer, Product Management | 15 | 21.4% |
| 4 | Finance - Software Engineer, Analyst, Business Analyst, Product Management | 9 | 12.9% |
| 5 | Education - Teacher | 1 | 1.4% |
Visualisation of job role types
Some students prefer core engineering jobs. Others desire 'non-core' jobs. A lot depends on how a student's interest change over 4-5 years of college.
Distribution of offers based on salary
If all the students stood in a line in order of increasing salary, then the salary of the student in the middle is 'median'. Q3 is the median of the upper half. Q1 is the median of the lower half. Hover over the boxes to see the values (data is in Lakhs/yr).
Eligible companies for Chemical Engineering: 242 companies
Use the search box to check if the company of your dreams is in the list
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Aakash Byjus
Accenture Japan
Accenture Solutions
Acharya Coaching
ACHNET
AciesInd
Acuvon Consulting
Addverb Technologies
Aganitha Cognitive Solutions
Agnikul Cosmos
Agri Process Innovation Technologies
Air India
Akaike Technologies
Akasa Air
ALLEN Career Institute
Alts Wealth
Amada Soft India
Amadeus Software Labs
American Express
ANZ
ARGA Investment Management
Arjunaa Academy for Achievers
Arthmatetech
Arthur D. Little
Arzooo
Asint.inc
AspectRatio
Ather Energy
Atomberg Technologies
Auctus Advisors
Aura Semiconductor
Auronova Consulting
Avanti Fellows
AVO Automation
Axion Bots Software
Axis Bank
Bain and Company
BAKLIWAL TUTORIALS
BeeHyv Software Solutions
Beghou Labs India
Bekaert Industries
Bert Labs
Big Basket
Biocon Biologics
BioUrja India Infra
Blume Global India
BorgWarner
Bosch
Boston Consulting Group
Bounteous
Boxfile Web Services
BPS Tech Services
Chalo Mobility
Chella Software
Cleanmax Enviro Energy Solutions
Cobblestone Energy
Cogoport
Comcast India Engineering Center
CommScope
Confluent Technologies India
Corridor Platforms
COWI
Crayon Data India
Da Vinci
Daimler Trucks Innovation Center India
DealShare
Decision Point
Deloitte India
Demolish Foods
Deutsche India
Dolat Capital
Dolcera Information Technology Services
Drivestream
EIL
Endowus
Equbot AI India
Euler Motors
EXL Service
Exterro
ExxonMobil
EY India
FEV India
FIITJEE Chennai
Finmechanics India
Fire Engineers Australia
Flipkart
Fujitsu R&D
Fynd
GalaxEye Space Solutions
Geekster
GKN Aerospace Engine Systems
Global Analytics (GAIN Credit)
GlobalFoundries
GMO Research
Google
Groww
Gulf Oil Lubricants
GulfTalent
HCL Technologies
HDFC Bank
Heckyl Technologies
Hilabs
Hindalco Industries
Honda R&D
Houlihan Lokey
HPCL
HSBC (India)
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
Indian Political Action Committee
Indus Insights
InfineonTechnologies
Infinite Civil solution
Influx Clean Power (Influx)
Infoedge India
Infrasyss Techno Consultants
Ingenero Technologies India
Innoplexus Consulting Services
Intel
InTrade SDC
Irage Broking
Jacobs
Jaguar Land Rover
Jarvis Consulting
Jio Platforms
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Justdial
K12 Techno Services
Kearney
Kongsberg Digital Software And Service
Kotak Mahindra Bank
KPMG
L&T Infotech
Larsen & Toubro
Latentview
Lennox India Technology Centre
Lime.ai
Linecraft AI
Log 9 Materials Scientific
Lohum Cleantech
Lumenci
Mastercard India Services
Maverick Derivatives
McKinsey & Company
Media.net (Directi)
MediaTek Bangalore
Menon and menon
Merilytics
Microsoft
Miko.ai
Mitesh Rathi Classes
Monarch Tractor
Morgan Stanley
Narayana Group of Education
Nation with Namo
NatWest Group
NAVI
Netradyne Technology
Nineleaps Technology Solutions
Ninjacart
NK Securities
NKT Operation India
Oceaneering International Services
Odysseus Solutions
Open data fabric
ORMAE
P&G
Paypal
Perceptive Analytics
Piramal Group
Placement Office
Principias Systems
Property Pistol Realty
PwC India
Quantiphi Analytics Solutions
Quantitative Brokers Software India
Qulabs Software India
Rakuten Mobile
Razorpay
Reliance
Reliance Industries
Robotspace
Rodic Consultants
Sahajanand Medical Technology
Samplytics Technologies
SAP Labs
Schlumberger
SEDEMAC Mechatronics
Shell India Markets
Siemens
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Siemens Healthineers
Skan.ai
SLB
Slice
Solutionec
Sprinklr
SRF Ltd
Sri Chaitanya Educational Institutions
Standard Chartered GBS
Startoon Labs
Stealth Edtech start-up (Raam Group)
Steradian Semiconductors
Sterlite Technologies
Strategic Research Insights
Svaya Robotics
Swastik Classes
Synthite Industries
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company
Target Corporation
Tata Advanced Systems
Tata Capital
Tata Steel
TCS
Technip Energies
Telesto Energy
ThemePro Technologies
ThreeSides Corporation
Thrillophilia
Tiger Analytics
Toyota Connected India
Trilogy Innovation
Truminds Software Systems
TVS Motor company
Uber
UIDAI
Unisys
UPL Ltd
Urban Health
Vantage Research
Vedanta
Velocity
Walmart Global Tech India
Walter P Moore Engineering India
Wells Fargo
Wipro Entreprises
WorldQuant Research (India)
Wynwy Technologies
Xion Multiventures
Zentreelabs India Pvt
Zf Friedrichshafen AG
Zupee (Cashgrail)
About the Placement process
The Placement and Internship Office at IIT Madras works hard throughout the year to see that every student at IIT Madras has the opportunity to join the job of their dreams - whether it is in "core engineering" or not.
The student team at the office represent the student community's needs and wants. They approach companies and invite them to come to campus to interview students.
Companies have to register with the placement team. They are given "slots." The most lucrative companies are given priority slots, i.e. they come first.
Slots are given from December to April. December 1 is "day 1" - you can imagine it is a very important day for final year students.
Each company has it's own criterea for each role - based on courses completed, or grades, or a qualifying test. Since there are a variety of roles on offer, each student can apply for multiple roles - of different types.
Having said that, each student can accept only one offer.
Yes, it is the same overall system - but few things maybe different. And definitely, the actual numbers will be different from one IIT to another.
Beyond Jobs
A lot of students at IIT Madras prefer to apply to universities for further studies - masters or PhD. Students apply to top colleges like MIT, Stanford, Harvard, and so on.
Some students prefer to do an MBA at a top school - like IIMs, ISB or MBA schools abroad.
The startup culture in IIT Madras is very strong. A large number of students don't "sit for placements" because they have their own startup or are joining another one. Take a look at this video of a startup from campus which was featured on Shark Tank India 2022-23.
Students in IIT chart their own path. This is enabled by an academic system that allows a lot of flexibility and a campus culture that promotes experimentation.
The most important thing is for students at IIT to explore and find what they truly enjoy.