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Quick facts before going into the details :
All time highest package is 27 LPA, many companies offer 20+LPA which includes Goldman Sachs, Walmart, Dunia Finance, Fuzzy Logics, Amazon, Two Roads( its a startup by IITK alumni only) etc.
The median package this time is 11.68 LPA. Though I must say, most of the students make it above the 10lpa mark . Some of the recruiters in the 1020lpa band are, Citicorp, Jp MorganChase, Accenture, United Health Groups, etc.
The lowest as of now is 6.5 LPA by EXL. I think TCS and Infosys also made offers little less than 10 LPA. Yes, we have been seeing a 100% placement for many years.
M.Sc Statistics IIT Kanpur has the best placement prospects. Without any doubt within days of joining the institute, our batch got the shock of their life, we had to sit for companies offering more than a lakh for internships. I personally was shocked, because I initially expected this course to be a theoretical one with little prospects towards an industry-oriented career but when Barclays shared services offered 2.4 lakhs + perks for internship,just for internship I realised I was wrong, this course definitely has something which makes students get such great offers. So, I decided to find out what is going on here, and why are we getting paid so much.

Hello!
I answered this question with the help of my Brother. I have an MCA post graduate degree. I had a totally messed up education and I did a B.Com for graduation. Fact is, I love programming, which I realised after 2 years in to B.Com. For a person like me, it was not that difficult to do MCA and many of my friends says that it is a repetition of what they have already learnt. If you are from the same field, I wouldn't recommend MCA. I read in the answers that some of them got placed in MNCs only after doing MCA. which I feel is a total waste of your energy and time. I would invest in genuine experience rather than working in MNCs. If getting into an MNC is your life goal or MCA is just a 3 letter word which you would like to have with your name, you could go for MCA (It helps in your life, especially in matrimonial sites). If you are serious about software development, I would recommend you to try to get into any startups and gain 3 years of experience rather than wasting 3 years on MCA. as it is a repetition of what you know. A little bit about my background. I graduated in 2013 and this is the third job in startups in my 3 years of experience. Ive experience in end-to-end development of a software and Ive had the opportunity to handle entire apps from back-end to front-end alone. I used to work for around 12 hours a day during the phases where the pay was too low to survive. Life could be easier in MNCs, but I believe that my experience could pay off at some point of life. I never cared about the name or reputation of the company, but I believe that it gave me some genuine opportunities, which I would have missed if I had chosen some support jobs I was offered in the past. I earn lesser than most of my friends. It is hard, considering the responsibilities I have. Every single day, I hear someone hinting that the job in this non-reputed companies would destroy my future. I don't mind. What is the point without taking some risks? I used to try many things on my own and now I am kind of a full-stack developer (Im not a big fan of my design skills). I believe that in this field, you can learn a lot from experience than you can learn from universities. Im not a big fan of learning methodologies in India. My philosophy is that an honest effort in a degree will let you know what is there to know in this field. Excel in your field and no one will ignore you. Thank you.