NIIT University (NU) achieves 100% Undergraduate placement

Established with a vision to bring about innovation in higher education and learning in emerging areas of the knowledge society, the not-for-profit NIIT University (NU), has achieved 100% placement of its B Tech programme for 5 years in a row. NU has achieved 100% placement in B.Tech – CSE, ECE, Biotechnology and M.Tech – GIS.

Owing to the excellent performance of NUtons during their industry practice, 56% of the batch received Pre-Placement Offers from their organization. The highest domestic salary offered this year was Rs 14.3 Lakhs Per Annum (LPA) while the highest International Salary was 26 LPA. The average CTC for the batch was Rs 5.57 LPA, which is a 20% increase from the previous year.

This year, the prominent recruiters like IBM, Sapient, PwC, Reliance Jio, Zomato, ZS Associates, ESRI India, MapMyIndia, Fortis, National Centre for Cell Science (NCCS) and Thales Group continued to show faith in the calibre of the students.

With 519 industry partners, NU is dedicated towards building strong industry linkages and this ensures that NU is connected to the best organisations and institutions both in India and globally. The centre for Industry Collaboration (CIC) assists students in their endeavours.

On the successful placements of NUtons, Prof V S Rao, President, NIIT University said, “Recruiters continue to show faith in the calibre of NUtons and recognize NU as one of the premier institutions offering industry-linked higher education. We will continue to work together with the industry to help our students carve successful careers, be productive / Job ready from day one and stay ahead of challenges.”

Conceptualized as an institution of excellence, NU provides exceptional education based on the Four Core Principles that make learning Industry-linked, Technology-based, Research-driven and Seamless. NU, is well poised for meeting the emerging needs of the knowledge economy through its focus on building strong industry linkages and a research oriented approach