COEP Technological University2025 Placement Report
COEP Technological University: 2025 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
COEP Technological University's 2025 placement cycle: 528 of 630 enrolled B.Tech students at COEP Technological University were placed in the 2024-25 season (84%), with 245 companies visiting and a highest package of Rs 52.57 lakh. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
528 of 630 enrolled B.Tech students were placed (84%) with 245 companies visiting campus, meaning roughly one recruiting company for every 2.2 students placed, a fairly dense recruiter turnout for a single-degree cohort of this size. The Rs 11.62 lakh average sits well below the Rs 52.57 lakh highest package, and the branch-wise spread bears that out starkly: average CTC ranged from Rs 5.47 lakh in Metallurgy and Material Technology up to Rs 17.31 lakh in Computer Science Engineering, a more than threefold gap between the lowest- and highest-paying branches within the same graduating class.
The Rs 52.57 lakh highest package itself was recorded across four branches (Computer Science, E&TC, Electrical, and Instrumentation and Control Engineering), all from the single recruiter Nutanix, showing that top-end offers were concentrated in one company's hiring rather than spread across multiple top recruiters. Figures cover B.Tech placements only, from COEP Technological University's own Training and Placement Cell statistics sheet, which also shows the prior two years for comparison (2022-23: 590 of 788 placed, 74.87%, 214 companies; 2023-24: 549 of 695 placed, 79%, highest Rs 87 lakh, average Rs 12 lakh, 241 companies), figures reproduced here only as they appear in the same source document rather than as an independently verified trend.
Postgraduate placement figures were published in a separate document not used here.
The recruiter names are a selection of the legible company logos on the "Industry Placement Partners" graphic published on COEP Technological University's official Internships and Placements page. That graphic is a general partner wall, not a list of 2024-25 hires, and it is not ranked or tied to offer counts; Nutanix is listed first only because the statistics sheet names it as the source of the highest package. COEP does not publish a sector or industry split of offers (the statistics sheet shows branch-wise placement, average CTC and highest-CTC tables only), so no sector chart is included.
Key takeaways
83.8% of the eligible batch placed
528 of 630 eligible students accepted offers through the campus process (83.8%), with 102 opting out or taking paths outside the reported pool. High conversion is the headline; the more useful follow-up is whether your preferred sector and role type showed up in the sector split and recruiter list below.
Top recruiters
Frequently asked questions
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2025?
The highest CTC was ₹52.57 LPA, about 4.5x the average of ₹11.62 LPA.
Which program does this 2025 report cover?
This page covers B.Tech, Placement Season 2024-25 at COEP Technological University.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from COEP Technological University's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
528 of 630 enrolled B.Tech students were placed (84%) with 245 companies visiting campus, meaning roughly one recruiting company for every 2.2 students placed, a fairly dense recruiter turnout for a single-degree cohort of this size. The Rs 11.62 lakh average sits well below the Rs 52.57 lakh highest package, and the branch-wise spread bears that out starkly: average CTC ranged from Rs 5.47 lakh in Metallurgy and Material Technology up to Rs 17.31 lakh in Computer Science Engineering, a more than threefold gap between the lowest- and highest-paying branches within the same graduating class.
The Rs 52.57 lakh highest package itself was recorded across four branches (Computer Science, E&TC, Electrical, and Instrumentation and Control Engineering), all from the single recruiter Nutanix, showing that top-end offers were concentrated in one company’s hiring rather than spread across multiple top recruiters. Figures cover B.Tech placements only, from COEP Technological University’s own Training and Placement Cell statistics sheet, which also shows the prior two years for comparison (2022-23: 590 of 788 placed, 74.87%, 214 companies; 2023-24: 549 of 695 placed, 79%, highest Rs 87 lakh, average Rs 12 lakh, 241 companies), figures reproduced here only as they appear in the same source document rather than as an independently verified trend.
Postgraduate placement figures were published in a separate document not used here.
The recruiter names are a selection of the legible company logos on the “Industry Placement Partners” graphic published on COEP Technological University’s official Internships and Placements page. That graphic is a general partner wall, not a list of 2024-25 hires, and it is not ranked or tied to offer counts; Nutanix is listed first only because the statistics sheet names it as the source of the highest package. COEP does not publish a sector or industry split of offers (the statistics sheet shows branch-wise placement, average CTC and highest-CTC tables only), so no sector chart is included.