Major Corporate Entities Dip Into Talent Pool of SRM Students, make staggering 4,749 offers
Team Careers360 | September 17, 2019 | 06:01 PM IST
New Delhi, September 17: Beating last year’s impressive count of 3020 offers from big four IT companies, a phenomenal 4,749 offers have been made to the graduating class of 2020 students of SRM Institute of Science and Technology this placement season.
At the conclusion of ‘Day One’ processes, TCS (Ninja) has made 1437 offers, Infosys 1315, CTS (Cognizant Technology Solutions) 1175 and Wipro 822. Apart from this, TCS has made 183 offers under ‘Digital Track’ (7 lakhs per annum), said Director, Career Centre at SRMIST, Sriram Padmanabhan. This is the highest number of offers made by these four companies in any single campus in the country, he said. Under the ‘Day One’ arrangement which brings together the four companies within the SRM Campus, all the results are declared on one day, that is the same day.
A carnival atmosphere prevailed during this virtual ‘job mela’ with interviews conducted in spaces between rows of book racks at the central library at the SRM Campus. The centralized placement process organized at Kattankulathur, brings students from SRM Campuses including Modinagar, Ramapuram and Vadapalani, said Sriram S. Padmanabhan, Director, Career Centre.
More than 120 companies have visited the campus this year since the commencement of the placement season on July 22 and have made close to 6000 offers as on date. Top recruiters this year include Amazon (18 offers of 32 lakhs per annum), Barclays (25 offers of 10 lakhs per annum) and start-up Udaan (4 offers of 30 lakhs per annum). Besides, organization. Besides organizations like Veritas and PayPal have made internship offers whereby selected students would work in the companies during their final semester with a good chance of bagging offers. This year, the highest offer made on the campus, was 41.6 lakhs per annum by Microsoft.
Padmanabhan said top companies are drawn to the SRM Campus due to the cosmopolitan character of the students. The beneficiary students are removed from the placement list to make way for other students aspiring for jobs. “We arrange mock interviews and impart advanced computing skills to students as they prepare for the placement season,” he said.
A landmark on the educational map of India, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, is located in Kattankulathur, about 35 km from Chennai. The 250-acre campus, home to over 20,000 students from all over the country and abroad, has state-of-the-art laboratories for engineering and technology students, a full-fledged medical college, hospital and research centre beside a School of Public Health which is a nodal centre for implanting the National Family Health Survey in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The fountainhead of this institution started in 2002, is a farmer turned educationist Dr T. R. Paarivendhar who is a member of Parliament and philanthropist. Semester Abroad programme at SRM enables students to do internships at Harvard and other top-notch foreign universities.
SRMIST is accredited with the highest grade of A++ by NAAC and graded as Category I university with 12 B status. All Engineering, Pharmacy, Architecture and MBA programs are approved by AICTE. SRMIST has secured the third rank in the Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA). SRMIST is ranked globally by QS and rated by QS with ‘4 Star’ globally and awarded India centric QS IGAUGE Diamond rating. SRMIST carries out cutting edge research in frontier areas with more than 224 government-funded research projects at an outlay of Rs. 115 Crores since 2007. It has 11 international patents also.
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