Manipal Academy of Higher Education

As per the latest research on external sources, we have found that Manipal University Noida alumni are placed in top national and multinational companies such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, EY, KPMG, etc. They work in various sectors such as Engineering, Operations, Business Development, Marketing, Sales and more. Of all the sectors, 26% of alumni work in the Engineering sector. Additionally, 17% and 22% of alumni work in the Business Development and Operations sectors. The detailed sector-wise alumni placement record is shown below:

The placements are ongoing for the academic year 2024-2025. The course-wise placement percentage is yet to be released on  the official website. However, Manipal University has achieved 77.4% placements for the Class of 2025 so far. The same is presented below:

The University attracted over 287 recruiters for its 2025 placement session who offered a variety of job roles to the students across sectors, such as BFSI, IT, Education, FMCG, Consulting, and E-Commerce, etc. The top recruiters of Manipal University in 2025 included Ericsson, EY, Oracle, Flipkart, Adobe, Philips, Adani Group, Amazon, IBM, Samsung, SAP Labs, BOSCH India, Boeing, L&T, Cisco, Cipla, Microsoft, etc. These recruiters placed students in various sectors and offered new-age job profiles.

Manipal University is well known for its BTech placements. It offers good placements every year for BTech course, especially the CSE branch. The course-wise placement details are yet to be released on the offcial website. Meanwhile, check out the key highlights of MIT Manipal placements for the Class of 2025 in the table below:

The total number of companies that have been a part of MIT Manipal placements over the past three years indicates a fluctuating trend. Likewise, the number of recruiters for MCA courses has also been fluctuating. On the other hand, the number of recruiters for BTech courses has improved between 2021 and 2023. Take a look at the image below to know the exact numbers and analyse the Manipal Institute of Technology placement trends:

Image source: official website

The total number of recruiters partcipated during Manipal Institute of Technology placements between 2021 and 2023 are also tabulated below:

The placements are going on for the academic year 2022-2023. As per the latest report, the University recorded 92.9% placements for its Faculty of Technology batch 2023 so far. Earlier, the University recorded 75.3% placements during the 2022 placement drive. Going back to 2021 placements, the University recorded 74.6% placements for its Faculty of Technology batch 2021. You may check the same from the image below:

Image source: official website

Manipal University offers decent annual placements for courses like BTech, MBA, MCA, etc. In 2025, the participating recruiters placed various students of the University in various sectors viz., Consulting, BFSI, FMCG, etc. The key highlights of Manipal Institute of Technology placements for the Class of 2025 are tabulated below:

At MET exam centre, there will be no facility to deposit personal belongings. They should leave their belongings at home or with their guardians. Candidates cannot enter exam centre if they have any prohibited items.

Candidates will be able to check the details regarding their allotted MET exam centre through the admit card. Information regarding the allotted centre address, exam date, timings and more will be made available on the MET admit card. Candidates will be advised to check the details regarding their allotted exam centre carefully and to visit the venue once before the examination so that they are familiar with the area. The MET admit card has to be produced at the exam centre.

Candidates were able to check the list of MET 2023 exam cities online at manipal.edu. The candidates were able to select their choice of exam city from the list while filling out the MET 2023 application form. Based on the preferences and seat availability, the allotment of MET 2023 exam centres was done. However, it was to be noted that due to circumstances, the candidates had the possibility to not be allotted a centre in their first preference.