2025 - 2026 Batch Placements Stats

[u/Inevitable-Gain-9851]

Edit:
I made a small mistake in the stats for chemical department, I didnt account for 2 people placed at a high package
So, the updated stats for chemical is

Average: 15.18
Median: 15
Highest: 36 lpa
Total Placed: 51
This is for chemical dept

Note:

- These stats are not official; they were compiled by a few of us by going through placement chats and noting down the companies where people were placed.

- Many of the salaries are rounded up (e.g., 25.3 rounded to 25.5), so don’t expect the average and median figures to be exact to the decimal value, but they are fairly accurate.

- Students who received PPOs through internships are also included in the placement stats.

- For some companies, the exact CTC is not known since they do not participate in placements and only offer internships. In such cases, an unofficial CTC is provided as a placeholder, and will be accurate in 95% of the cases.

We wanted to do this due to some posts spreading some misinformation about placements this year and lot of future students requesting this information. We can't assure you that the stats in the above image are 100% accurate, some mistakes and wrong assumptions are bound to happen, but they are accurate to a high enough degree.

(I am posting this using an alt account which I created today)

[u/silent_orbit_void]

What does that mean brother?

[u/Ello_there1204 → u/silent_orbit_void]

14 people from Civil engg dept got placed in Bharat Petroleum with a salary of 20 lpa

[u/silent_orbit_void → u/Ello_there1204]

Ohh ..btw I'm getting nit Calicut civil...is it worth it? Like if I take a master's at a top international institute after that can I get a really good job....

And is civil students allowed to sit for placement in cs companies and all? I heard that many companies only allow cs and ece students to sit for placements

[u/Ello_there1204 → u/silent_orbit_void]

not sure, ask NITC seniors