The Delhi Technological University (DTU) has witnessed an impressive placement record this year. The university has been visited by around 86 companies with placement offers made to about 716 students this year as compared to the 605 students placed last year. The figures show an increase in the placements offered to the students of the university.
Looking at the placement figures, it can be seen that a total of 176 companies had visited the DTUwith more than 900 job offers to the students with many students having more than one job in hand.
The jobs offered by the companies are from varied sectors like investment banking, defense, core, knowledge process outsourcing, financial services and software development. Known companies like EPIC, Google, Samsung, Cisco, Microsoft Texas Instruments, Walmart Labs, Goldman Sachs, Samsung Research, Amazon, Adobe, Directi, C-Dot, Infibeam, Qualcomm, Futures First, HT Media and RBS have participated in the recruitment process.
Maximum students have been placed from the Computer Engineering and Software Engineering departments followed by students from the Electronics & Communication Engineering and Information Technology departments. Remuneration wise, the highest salary offered till now has been 93 LPA by an MNC. Average salary was about 11 Laks per annum.
Placements at DTU are open through the year and will be available for the candidates till May 2014. The high placement record is a booster for the Delhi Technological University emphasizing the faith the industry in the university and its students.
The Vice Chancellor of DTU Prof. P. B. Sharma has stated that the reason behind the university’s success is the strong link of the university with the industry which aids it in preparing its students way beyond the prescribed curriculum as per the needs of the society. The competency and the calibre of the students of the university has been strengthened by the Inter-disciplinary focus of engineering and promotion of team work for design, innovation and new product development by the university feels Prof . P. B. Sharma
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