Delhi Technological University2024 Placement Report
Delhi Technological University: 2024 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
Delhi Technological University's 2024 placement cycle: 1,930 of 2,625 DTU students graduating in minimum stipulated time across UG and PG programs were placed in the 2023-24 season (73.52%), with a highest package of Rs 85.3 lakh; median CTC printed at ₹13.25 LPA. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
Of 2,625 students graduating in minimum stipulated time across DTU's UG and PG programs, 1,930 were placed (73.52%). The remaining 695 graduates from this NIRF cohort were recorded as selected for higher studies (653 UG and 42 PG), so the gap under a full placement rate is higher-studies outflow rather than a large unplaced remainder. Against that, the Training and Placement Cell recorded 1,907 offers across B.Tech, M.Tech and MBA branches, a total close to but slightly below the students-placed count, and a useful reminder that offer totals and placed-student totals are not directly comparable.
The placed, graduating, and percentage figures come from DTU's official NIRF 2025 data submission (graduating academic year 2023-24): 1,759 of 2,412 UG (B.Tech) students placed, with a median UG salary of Rs 13.25 lakh, and 171 of 213 PG (M.Tech/MBA) students placed, with a median PG salary of Rs 13 lakh. The UG cohort placed at roughly 73% and the PG cohort at roughly 80%, both close to the blended 73.52% figure. The median shown in the Numbers section is the UG median, since UG accounts for most of the graduating cohort.
The highest package (Rs 85.3 lakh, recorded in Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Computing, and Electronics & Communication Engineering) and the 1,907 offers total come separately from DTU's Training and Placement Cell branch-wise highlights for the same 2023-24 pass-out batch. Offers count is not the same as students placed, since a student can receive multiple offers, and the two source documents use slightly different student population definitions, so the two figures should be read as complementary rather than reconciled against each other.
The average CTC of Rs 15.45 lakh, the 350+ recruiters count and the recruiter names are from the "Placement Snapshot 2024" page of DTU's official Placement Brochure 2024-25 (data as of 21 June 2024), which charts average CTC offered for 2023-24 at 15.45 LPA. That snapshot gives 2,050+ offers and 1,900+ students placed, against the 1,907 offers (branch-wise highlights) and 1,930 placed (NIRF) used above; the earlier-sourced figures are retained because the snapshot's counts are rounded at-least values on an earlier date. The recruiter list is the brochure's "Major Recruiters" logo wall (a selection of the legible names), not ranked and not tied to offer counts. DTU does not publish a sector or industry split of offers, so no sector chart is included.
Key takeaways
73.5% of the eligible batch placed
1930 of 2625 eligible students accepted offers through the campus process (73.5%), with 695 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.
350 recruiters, led by Google
350 firms participated for 1907 offers, about 5.4 offers per recruiter on average. Google topped the named list, followed by Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple. Offer concentration among a few brand-name firms is common at top campuses; check whether your target employers actually appear in this list rather than assuming brand gravity alone.
Average sits above the median
Average CTC (₹15.45 LPA) sits about ₹2.2 LPA above the median (₹13.25 LPA). That gap usually means a smaller set of higher offers pulled the mean up, so the median is the safer read on a typical package for this 2024 batch.
Highest domestic packages in the placement snapshot: Atlassian…
Highest domestic packages in the placement snapshot: Atlassian Rs 85.30 lakh, Apple Rs 64.23 lakh and Microsoft Rs 52 lakh.
Top recruiters
Frequently asked questions
How did average CTC compare with the median in 2024?
Average CTC was ₹15.45 LPA and median was ₹13.25 LPA. The average sits above the median, so a smaller set of higher offers pulled the mean up relative to a typical package.
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2024?
The highest CTC was ₹85.30 LPA, about 5.5x the average of ₹15.45 LPA.
Which program does this 2024 report cover?
This page covers All programs (B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA), Batch 2024 (Academic Year 2023-24) at Delhi Technological University.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from Delhi Technological University's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
Of 2,625 students graduating in minimum stipulated time across DTU’s UG and PG programs, 1,930 were placed (73.52%). The remaining 695 graduates from this NIRF cohort were recorded as selected for higher studies (653 UG and 42 PG), so the gap under a full placement rate is higher-studies outflow rather than a large unplaced remainder. Against that, the Training and Placement Cell recorded 1,907 offers across B.Tech, M.Tech and MBA branches, a total close to but slightly below the students-placed count, and a useful reminder that offer totals and placed-student totals are not directly comparable.
The placed, graduating, and percentage figures come from DTU’s official NIRF 2025 data submission (graduating academic year 2023-24): 1,759 of 2,412 UG (B.Tech) students placed, with a median UG salary of Rs 13.25 lakh, and 171 of 213 PG (M.Tech/MBA) students placed, with a median PG salary of Rs 13 lakh. The UG cohort placed at roughly 73% and the PG cohort at roughly 80%, both close to the blended 73.52% figure. The median shown in the Numbers section is the UG median, since UG accounts for most of the graduating cohort.
The highest package (Rs 85.3 lakh, recorded in Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Computing, and Electronics & Communication Engineering) and the 1,907 offers total come separately from DTU’s Training and Placement Cell branch-wise highlights for the same 2023-24 pass-out batch. Offers count is not the same as students placed, since a student can receive multiple offers, and the two source documents use slightly different student population definitions, so the two figures should be read as complementary rather than reconciled against each other.
The average CTC of Rs 15.45 lakh, the 350+ recruiters count and the recruiter names are from the “Placement Snapshot 2024” page of DTU’s official Placement Brochure 2024-25 (data as of 21 June 2024), which charts average CTC offered for 2023-24 at 15.45 LPA. That snapshot gives 2,050+ offers and 1,900+ students placed, against the 1,907 offers (branch-wise highlights) and 1,930 placed (NIRF) used above; the earlier-sourced figures are retained because the snapshot’s counts are rounded at-least values on an earlier date. The recruiter list is the brochure’s “Major Recruiters” logo wall (a selection of the legible names), not ranked and not tied to offer counts. DTU does not publish a sector or industry split of offers, so no sector chart is included.