How are the placements of B.Tech in ECE from VIT University, Vellore?

Hi, 99% of the companies (core or IT) offer at least 3.25 lakhs to ECE undergrads. Core companies generally offer somewhere in the vicinity of 5.6 lakhs, some might even offer 10 lakhs+. Companies like Cadence, Cisco, McKinsey, Schlumberger, KLM Tencor, Future first, which offer salary of 10 lakhs+ (have a selection process with a difficulty level that matches their pay package). So, you need to be really smart and really lucky to get through. Then there are few less paying firms like HP, Deloitte, Sapient, GM, GE and list goes on. All these pay above 5 lpa but less than 8lpa. And then there's mass recruitment, Accenture/ Wipro/ Infy etc. These also pay above 3 lpa but less than 4 lpa.

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<p>The placement record for B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) at Lovely Professional University (LPU) is commendable, with a consistent placement rate of over 90% in recent years. Students from this programme have been recruited by top companies such as Intel, Bosch, Cadence, Infineon, and Amazon, among others. The average salary package for ECE graduates is around Rs 6–7 LPA, while top-performing students have secured offers ranging between Rs 10–20 LPA. In some exceptional cases, students have even received international and domestic packages reaching as high as Rs 1 crore and Rs 2.5 crore, respectively. LPU's strong industry tie-ups, dedicated placement cell, and emphasis on skill development and project-based learning significantly contribute to these results. The university also organizes regular industry interactions, technical workshops, and internships, which help students gain hands-on experience and improve their employability. The success of placements in the ECE department also depends on students' initiative in developing core technical skills in areas such as VLSI design, embedded systems, and communication technologies. Overall, LPU provides a competitive environment and ample support for ECE students to secure good placement opportunities, both in core electronics companies and the broader tech industry.</p>

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