DTU Latest News & Notifications 2025 ,Rohini

Placements: Last year, there were no graduates as the policy mandates a 4-year course, so no recent placement data, but past data indicates a 50% placement record, and Big 4 also come from college. Internship support is present during the time of placement season, but it depends on how good the students are.

Placements: Almost everyone is placed in DTU, no one is left. Some are placed on campus, and the rest are placed off campus. The package is good. Mango is the most famous company that comes to DTU every year. FANG internship on campus is very tough to get but you can apply for it or for an off-campus internship.

Placements: For our batch, the placements are not good at all. It is very different from what is being advertised on public platforms and should not be taken for reference. But the situation might get better as my juniors are getting much better opportunities on campus than we got for our batch.

Placements: DTU placement MBA programs place roughly 45 to 55% of students each year, with DSM seeing up to 37 LPA as the top package (average around 9.5 LPA ), while USME sees the highest changes, up to 23 to 37 LPA, with everything near 9 LPA. Amazon, Microsoft, Deloitte, BCG, KPMG, and core firms. Internships appear much less prevalent, especially for MBA students, but a few students secure them sometimes earning type and up to 40k per month. Roles include business and analytical positions, product mana...

Placements: In my course, according to me, last year the placement rate is about 70-80% (if you have a good CGPA, i.e., at least 8+). The average is about 12-13, and the top offer is 33 LPA. Regarding internships, I cannot give you such details. Top companies include Tata, BMW, etc.

Placements: The placement options for core branches are average to low, while the campus environment is decent but sometimes overcrowded. There are a lot of faculty members, and the academic workload is relatively easy. However, very few students secure on-campus internships in biotech; those in technical branches have better chances of landing roles as software development engineers (SDEs), analysts, or consultants, with limited opportunities in core roles.