Dutch firm Optiver has made the highest international offer of Euros 1.57 lakh (Rs 1.39 crore) per annum at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay as the premier institutes kicked off their final placements process on Tuesday.
Apart from Optiver, IIT Bombay saw highest domestic salaries being offered on the first day of placements by Qualcomm (Rs 46.41 lakh/annum), WorldQuant (Rs 39.70 lakh/annum), Morgan Stanley (Rs 37.25 lakh/annum) and Uber (Rs 35.38 lakhs/annum)
In terms of number of offers, Microsoft, Google, Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Boston Consulting Group and Apple were among the top recruiters across some of the major IITs, including Bombay and Madras.
Participating in the first session of Day One, Microsoft extended 19 offers, followed by Texas Instruments (12), Bajaj Auto (10), ISRO (10), Alphonso Inc (9) and Qualcomm (8) at IIT Madras. While the IITs are mum on the international salary packages offered this year, sources said that the likes of Microsoft and Cohesity, too, have offered crore-plus salaries to some of the students. The second session was still on till the time of going to print on Tuesday night.
By the first session itself, IIT Madras saw a 20 per cent jump in the total number of offers -- 123 in all -- extended by 22 recruiters this year. Last year, the number was 102. On the first day, a total of 46 recruiters lined up with 91 job profiles.
At IIT Roorkee, the first slot till Tuesday afternoon saw 25 companies make 119 offers, with the highest domestic salary rising by 33.3 per cent to Rs 80 lakh -- up from Rs 60 lakh last year.
IIT Roorkee also saw three international offers though the salary details were not disclosed for those. This year, IIT Roorkee also saw a 10 per cent increase in pre-placement offers (PPO) at 153 as compared to 139 last year. Including PPOs, total offers in the first two slots till Tuesday afternoon stood at 272.
Marquee recruiters from IT, consulting, automobile and core domains extended offers. Among them were Amazon, Cohesity, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, Flipkart, Goldman Sachs, Intel, Jaguar Land Rover, JPMorgan Chase, SAP Labs, Texas Instruments, Uber and Vedanta Limited (Cairn Oil & Gas), besides others.
Apart from Optiver, IIT Bombay saw highest domestic salaries being offered on the first day of placements by Qualcomm (Rs 46.41 lakh/annum), WorldQuant (Rs 39.70 lakh/annum), Morgan Stanley (Rs 37.25 lakh/annum) and Uber (Rs 35.38 lakhs/annum)
In terms of number of offers, Microsoft, Google, Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Boston Consulting Group and Apple were among the top recruiters across some of the major IITs, including Bombay and Madras.
Participating in the first session of Day One, Microsoft extended 19 offers, followed by Texas Instruments (12), Bajaj Auto (10), ISRO (10), Alphonso Inc (9) and Qualcomm (8) at IIT Madras. While the IITs are mum on the international salary packages offered this year, sources said that the likes of Microsoft and Cohesity, too, have offered crore-plus salaries to some of the students. The second session was still on till the time of going to print on Tuesday night.
By the first session itself, IIT Madras saw a 20 per cent jump in the total number of offers -- 123 in all -- extended by 22 recruiters this year. Last year, the number was 102. On the first day, a total of 46 recruiters lined up with 91 job profiles.
At IIT Roorkee, the first slot till Tuesday afternoon saw 25 companies make 119 offers, with the highest domestic salary rising by 33.3 per cent to Rs 80 lakh -- up from Rs 60 lakh last year.
IIT Roorkee also saw three international offers though the salary details were not disclosed for those. This year, IIT Roorkee also saw a 10 per cent increase in pre-placement offers (PPO) at 153 as compared to 139 last year. Including PPOs, total offers in the first two slots till Tuesday afternoon stood at 272.
Marquee recruiters from IT, consulting, automobile and core domains extended offers. Among them were Amazon, Cohesity, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, Flipkart, Goldman Sachs, Intel, Jaguar Land Rover, JPMorgan Chase, SAP Labs, Texas Instruments, Uber and Vedanta Limited (Cairn Oil & Gas), besides others.

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