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India Today
01-08-2025
- Business
- India Today
Rs 46 lakh top offer in Hyderabad University placements, 550 students placed
Hyderabad University's latest placement season delivered a stunning outcome: a Rs46lakh per annum package for an MTech graduate -- more than double last year's top offer of 550 students landed jobs across 180 leading public and private companies, reinforcing UoH's growing reputation among top DELOITTE AMONG TOP RECRUITERS AT UOH PLACEMENTSTop recruiters included corporate giants like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Deloitte, Oracle, Intel, Accenture, Novartis and General They came alongside analytics and finance firms, plus educational institutions like Azim Premji Foundation, Aakash Institute, and Sri Prakash widespread across IT, analytics, education, consulting and research shows UoH students are taking diverse career BEHIND SUCCESSFUL UOH PLACEMENTSProfessor Chetan Srivastava, Chairman of the Placement Guidance Advisory Bureau, said that despite a tough job market, UoH students excelled thanks to the combined efforts of faculty, the placement team, and the alumni and placement coordinator, Prerna Akhouri, noted a shift to online interviews via Zoom and Google in-person interviews were delayed, the university rolled out upskilling programmes and open placement drives to help more students secure ROAD AHEAD FOR HYDERABAD UNIVERSITY PLACEMENTSWith an invitation for more companies to collaborate, UoH is confident of scaling new openly welcoming organisations to tap into their talented student pool for future recruitment drives.- Ends
Time of India
31-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
UoH student bags record Rs 46L package amid tough job market
Hyderabad: A student from University of Hyderabad (UoH) has landed a record-breaking Rs 46 lakh per annum package during campus placements for the academic year 2024-25, the highest ever secured by a student from the varsity. The MTech student from the School of Computer and Information Sciences landed the job at a leading product-based company. This year's top offer is more than double the previous year's highest package of Rs 17.89 lakh per annum. The second-highest offer of Rs 38 lakh was also bagged by another MTech student from the same school. "Despite a challenging job market, our students have performed exceptionally well and made us proud by securing some of the best offers. It's a clear sign of the growing recognition of UoH talent," said professor Chetan Srivastava, chairman, placement guidance advisory bureau (PGAB). He added that the earlier record stood at around Rs 37 lakh per annum. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad A total of 550 students were placed across 180 organisations this season, securing roles in IT, analytics, finance, research, education, and consulting. Top recruiters included Tata Consultancy Services, Deloitte, Oracle, Teradata, Intel, and Lloyds. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Gentle, Needle-Free Way to Monitor Blood Sugar—Now Being Tried by Seniors Zakdavi Undo Highlighting shifts in hiring practices, Prerna Akhouri, training and placement coordinator, said, "While some in-person recruitment processes were delayed, we still managed excellent outcomes. We're also conducting upskilling programmes and planning more placement drives in the coming two months to help additional students."
Indian Express
31-07-2025
- Business
- Indian Express
Hyderabad University Placement: Rs 46 lakh highest offer received, recruiters include TCS, Deloitte
The University of Hyderabad (UoH) concludes the placement season for 2024-25 session, with a staggering Rs 46 lakh per annum being the highest package offered — more than double last year's top offer of Rs 17.89 LPA. A total of 550 students were placed across 180 leading public and private sector organisations. The Rs 46 lakh per annum (LPA) offer was bagged by an MTech graduate from the School of Computer and Information Sciences. Top recruiters included global and national giants, like Tata Consultancy Services, Deloitte, Oracle, Teradata, Intel, Pegasystems, Exim Bank, Novartis, Accenture, Micron and General Electric. A wide range of sectors were represented, ranging from IT, analytics, and finance to education, consulting, and research. Educational institutions and foundations like Sri Prakash Institute, Aakash Institute, and the Azim Premji Foundation were also among the notable recruiters, reflecting the diverse career paths UoH graduates are choosing. Prof Chetan Srivastava, chairman of the Placement Guidance Advisory Bureau (PGAB), said: 'Despite a challenging job market, our students have excelled. The faculty, placement team, and coordinators worked tirelessly to expand our industry outreach and leverage alumni networks,' he said. He also extended his gratitude to the vice-chancellor Prof BJ Rao, Registrar Dr Devesh Nigam, and the university administration for supporting the process. Prerna Akhouri, training and placement coordinator, pointed out the shift in recruitment practices. 'Online platforms like Zoom and Google Meet became the norm. Despite some delays in in-person interviews, we managed excellent placements and are running upskilling programs and untargeted drives to benefit more students in the coming months.' With an open invitation to companies for future collaborations, the university is confident of scaling new heights in the years ahead. In a statement issued by the university in this regard, it said: 'If your organisation is interested in tapping into our pool of skilled and dedicated students, please reach out to us at: chairmanpgab@ or placementuoh@ or call Dr Chetan: 9866109681.'
