Over 350 students have already got placed (Representational Image)
Five international companies visited Jamia campus and offered packages of 20-25 lakhs to B.Tech and MBA students
University Placement Cell (UPC), Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) has started the placement drive for its current batch (2023) from August 2022 for various programs of the University. The second phase was to begin in the first week of January, 2023. ,
More than 350 students have already got placed and many more drives are also going on. The main attraction of the placement drive in the first phase was the international placements. Five international companies visited Jamia campus and offered packages of 20-25 lakhs to B.Tech and MBA students. Of these, JIT of Japan offered a package of 20 lakhs to BTech and MTech students and Home Center of Dubai offered a package of 25 lakhs to two MBA students.
A total of 45 companies have already recruited students through UPC, Jamia. Companies that recruited a large number of students are – KPMG (7 B.Tech and 1 MBA), Accenture (23 B.Tech and 2 MBA), ICICI (31 MBA), CDOT (13 of B.Tech, 19 lakhs per annum. EXL (27 B.Tech), DLF (17 B.Tech & B.Arch), Vedanta (5 MBA). Deliot (3M.Com) and ABP News have placed 11 students from Hindi department.
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Other reputed companies visiting the campus are Reliance Jio, L&T, Samsung R&D, JSW, Tech Mahindra, lifestyle Group, Babyshop, Moody’s, HSBC, Siemens, Xenon Analytics, HLS Asia, TCS, WSP, Mother Dairy, Jia Semiconductors, NuGen, Comviva, Unicommerce, Believe, Azim Premji Foundation, India Infrastructure and Smart Cube.
Many companies are in the pipeline in the upcoming phase such as Reliance Find, Bluestar, Vedanta, Accenture (for non-tech), IBM, Indiamart, Capgemini, Axiom Consulting, Bosch, Cyfuture etc.
This year, students from new courses such as MBA in Healthcare and Hospice Studies, Master of Design and Innovation and Masters in Environmental Science will also be available for placements. Additionally, to meet the growing needs of the data science and analytics industry, students of the MSc-Banking and Financial Analytics program have the requisite skills to fill the demand-supply gap in this domain.
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