JAMSHEDPUR: The placement drive at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Jamshedpur
saw the Samsung Group of companies offer jobs to 44
students for an annual package of Rs 8 lakh.
The college has claimed that for the first time in its history, a single group of company has offered such a high number of jobs to the students.
Of the 44 successful candidates, 43 belong to B Tech (42 computer science and one electronics engineering) while another is from the MCA stream, said the college authorities.
So far 73 companies have visited the institute and 466 job offers have been made to B Tech and MCA students in the ongoing placement season that commenced in October last year.
The highest annual package of around Rs 33 lakh was offered by Work Application of Japan to two computer science students earlier in the year when placement drive kicked off. Piyush Golani and Lokesh Khandelwal of computer science stream of the college were the lucky ones to bag the plum offer.
Public sector company Power Grid Corporation of India Limited along with leading private entities namely Tata Motors, Honda R&D, Tata Telcon, Trident and Rancore Technologies, are among the few that have visited the government engineering college so far.
The college has claimed that for the first time in its history, a single group of company has offered such a high number of jobs to the students.
Of the 44 successful candidates, 43 belong to B Tech (42 computer science and one electronics engineering) while another is from the MCA stream, said the college authorities.
So far 73 companies have visited the institute and 466 job offers have been made to B Tech and MCA students in the ongoing placement season that commenced in October last year.
The highest annual package of around Rs 33 lakh was offered by Work Application of Japan to two computer science students earlier in the year when placement drive kicked off. Piyush Golani and Lokesh Khandelwal of computer science stream of the college were the lucky ones to bag the plum offer.
Public sector company Power Grid Corporation of India Limited along with leading private entities namely Tata Motors, Honda R&D, Tata Telcon, Trident and Rancore Technologies, are among the few that have visited the government engineering college so far.
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