NIT Delhi Scholarship Details ,Narela

Placements: In my course, 87.6 percent of students are placed. The highest package is 67 LPA, the lowest is 8 LPA, and the average is around 18 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google. Almost 50 percent of students have internships this year. The top roles offered are SDE, Data Scientist, and Business Analyst.

Placements: As you know, NIT Delhi is one of the fastest-growing NITs in India. So, as the growing speed of their placement rate is also increasing year by year across all departments. Its placement rate reached 100 percent in the last few years. In the CSE department, there is 100 percent placement rate in 2025, with 58LPA the highest and 18.27 LPA the average package.

Placements: Almost all the ECE students are placed well in both core and technical areas. The average package is 10-12 LPA. The recruiting companies are Microsoft, Samsung, Wipro and more. Some students are placed in the same company where they intern. Many tech companies are also coming for only the CSE branch.

Placements: NIT Delhi has a great placement record each year. The average salary offered is one of the highest among all NITs. The highest package offered in 2024 was 62 LPA, and the lowest package was 16 LPA. The average package was 17 LPA. Companies like Adobe, Amazon, Microsoft, and Deloitte visited the college for placements.

Placements: We are the first batch in NIT Delhi in the department of mechanical engineering. We will pass out in 2026 as a student of first batch in mechanical branch. We don't have seniors to guide us for placements and others so we have to do our best by ourselves. We are the seniors but I have to say that our faculty members are too good here.

Placements: Almost 95% of students get placed here. Top recruiting companies like Amazon, Google, Flipkart, Meesho, Walmart, etc., provide good placements to software students. Core companies like Bansal, Tata, and Reliance also offer good opportunities. Internship opportunities are provided to the students.