National Institute of Technology, Calicut2024 Placement Report
National Institute of Technology, Calicut: 2024 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
National Institute of Technology, Calicut's 2024 placement cycle: 751 undergraduate students at NIT Calicut were placed, with a highest CTC of Rs 47 lakh, across 202 recruiting companies. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
Figures above are for undergraduate students; postgraduate students separately reported 394 placed, highest CTC Rs 50 lakh, average Rs 12.63 lakh, and 3 PhD students placed at an average of Rs 9.56 lakh.
No total registered-student count, placement percentage, or median CTC was given for any group. The 202 recruiters figure is shared across all levels.
NIT Calicut does not publish an industry or sector split of offers for this cycle: neither the placement brochure nor the Centre for Career Development's annual report breaks offers down by sector, so no sector chart is shown rather than an estimated one.
The Centre for Career Development's separate Annual Report 2023-24 (data as on 9 October 2024) reports a differently dated snapshot: 208 companies, 1,080 offers (736 UG, 344 PG), UG placement of 85.38% of 862 registered, UG average Rs 12.41 lakh, UG median Rs 9 lakh and a highest UG CTC of Rs 50.64 lakh. These figures differ from the brochure figures used above (751 UG placed, Rs 14.34 lakh average, Rs 47 lakh highest, 202 companies), and the two documents do not reconcile; the brochure numbers are retained here.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the highest CTC compare with the average in 2024?
The highest CTC was ₹47 LPA, about 3.3x the average of ₹14.34 LPA.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from National Institute of Technology, Calicut's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
Figures above are for undergraduate students; postgraduate students separately reported 394 placed, highest CTC Rs 50 lakh, average Rs 12.63 lakh, and 3 PhD students placed at an average of Rs 9.56 lakh.
No total registered-student count, placement percentage, or median CTC was given for any group. The 202 recruiters figure is shared across all levels.
NIT Calicut does not publish an industry or sector split of offers for this cycle: neither the placement brochure nor the Centre for Career Development’s annual report breaks offers down by sector, so no sector chart is shown rather than an estimated one.
The Centre for Career Development’s separate Annual Report 2023-24 (data as on 9 October 2024) reports a differently dated snapshot: 208 companies, 1,080 offers (736 UG, 344 PG), UG placement of 85.38% of 862 registered, UG average Rs 12.41 lakh, UG median Rs 9 lakh and a highest UG CTC of Rs 50.64 lakh. These figures differ from the brochure figures used above (751 UG placed, Rs 14.34 lakh average, Rs 47 lakh highest, 202 companies), and the two documents do not reconcile; the brochure numbers are retained here.