National Institute of Technology, Silchar2025 Placement Report
National Institute of Technology, Silchar: 2025 Placement Report
Numbers
Editorial review
National Institute of Technology, Silchar's 2025 placement cycle: 602 of 832 B.Tech students graduating in minimum stipulated time from NIT Silchar in 2024-25 were placed (72.36%), with a median salary of Rs 11.5 lakh, per the institute's own NIRF submission; median CTC printed at ₹11.50 LPA. The longer reading and numbered takeaways below unpack what that means for sector mix, recruiter depth, and how to read average versus median.
These figures come from NIT Silchar's own NIRF data submission (2026 ranking cycle), for the B.Tech cohort admitted in 2021-22 and graduating in minimum stipulated time in 2024-25. The placement percentage (72.36%) is computed here from the source's own stated counts of students placed and students graduating.
A further 54 students from this same cohort went on to higher studies rather than placement. The same submission's earlier rows show the 2023-24 graduating cohort (admitted 2020-21) at 520 of 823 placed with a median salary of Rs 11 lakh, and the 2022-23 graduating cohort (admitted 2019-20) at 694 of 823 placed with a median salary of Rs 13.95 lakh.
The highest CTC of Rs 60 lakh and the 693 B.Tech job offers come from the company-wise placement table and branch summary in NIT Silchar's Annual Report 2024-25 (offers "till date"). The same summary lists 601 of 767 eligible B.Tech students placed (78.36%), a B.Tech average of Rs 12.25 lakh and a B.Tech median of Rs 10 lakh. These differ from the NIRF-based figures above (602 of 832 graduating in minimum time, median Rs 11.5 lakh) because the two documents use different cohorts and cut-off dates; the NIRF figures are retained.
The recruiter list is ranked by the number of offers in the annual report's company-wise table (Larsen & Toubro 46, Rashmi Group 33, Vedanta 24, Deloitte USI 21, Accenture India 20, Sri Chaitanya Group 20, ZS Associates India 18, Learn FLU 17, Jindal Steel & Power 15, Bharat Electronics 13, then Cisco India, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, Wipro and Subros at 12 each). Those counts include postgraduate hires, so they are not B.Tech-only. NIT Silchar does not publish a sector or industry split of offers, so no sector chart is included.
Key takeaways
72.4% of the eligible batch placed
602 of 832 eligible students accepted offers through the campus process (72.4%), with 230 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.
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Frequently asked questions
Which program does this 2025 report cover?
This page covers B.Tech (UG 4-year programs), Academic Year 2024-25 (graduating batch) at National Institute of Technology, Silchar.
Where do these placement figures come from?
Every number on this page is transcribed from National Institute of Technology, Silchar's own published materials. Open the source link under the title for the original document.
Notes
These figures come from NIT Silchar’s own NIRF data submission (2026 ranking cycle), for the B.Tech cohort admitted in 2021-22 and graduating in minimum stipulated time in 2024-25. The placement percentage (72.36%) is computed here from the source’s own stated counts of students placed and students graduating.
A further 54 students from this same cohort went on to higher studies rather than placement. The same submission’s earlier rows show the 2023-24 graduating cohort (admitted 2020-21) at 520 of 823 placed with a median salary of Rs 11 lakh, and the 2022-23 graduating cohort (admitted 2019-20) at 694 of 823 placed with a median salary of Rs 13.95 lakh.
The highest CTC of Rs 60 lakh and the 693 B.Tech job offers come from the company-wise placement table and branch summary in NIT Silchar’s Annual Report 2024-25 (offers “till date”). The same summary lists 601 of 767 eligible B.Tech students placed (78.36%), a B.Tech average of Rs 12.25 lakh and a B.Tech median of Rs 10 lakh. These differ from the NIRF-based figures above (602 of 832 graduating in minimum time, median Rs 11.5 lakh) because the two documents use different cohorts and cut-off dates; the NIRF figures are retained.
The recruiter list is ranked by the number of offers in the annual report’s company-wise table (Larsen & Toubro 46, Rashmi Group 33, Vedanta 24, Deloitte USI 21, Accenture India 20, Sri Chaitanya Group 20, ZS Associates India 18, Learn FLU 17, Jindal Steel & Power 15, Bharat Electronics 13, then Cisco India, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, Wipro and Subros at 12 each). Those counts include postgraduate hires, so they are not B.Tech-only. NIT Silchar does not publish a sector or industry split of offers, so no sector chart is included.