What is the minimum package I can expect after graduating from IITs?

The answer would be zero. Yes, it is possible that you won't get placed even after going to IIT. Many of the newer IITs have decent placements but none has 100% placements. So it is possible that you won't get placed if you waste the four years during your engineering completely. Assuming that you won't completely waste four years and just be an average student I think you can expect an average package of around Rs 6 lakhs per annum (approx). But lowest package can also be around Rs 3.5 to Rs 4 lakhs per annum for newer IITs. Again, don't select a college based on only placements or package but consider everything right from your own interest in a particular branch to the infrastructure and quality of education provided. If you are in top IITs you may expect a median salary around Rs 8 lakhs per annum. So if you secure good rank in JEE advance stop worrying about the package and start worrying about where your passion lies and work hard in that particular field. If you are genuinely interested in what you study and are brilliant you may get phenomenal packages like Rs 1 crore and all. But the effort you need to put in would also be as high as the package you want.

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THERE will be no reviews for minimum because the minimum will fall at zero. You should view the average package rather than the minimum that you can get with ur genuine effort.U can get it from the websites of respective IITs. It varies from IIT To IIT. For IIT Delhi the average package is 16.2. Where IIT Roorkee the average package is 9.1LPA. And so on

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No, IITs or even no other institute of the world guarantees a definite placement let alone the most prestigious institutes. There is no guarantee that you get an offer letter from a company or it's also a fact that you can be thrown out of the college if your CGPA is below their criteria. The above-mentioned conditions are just for the sake to make you come out of the wrong interpretation about IITs. Admission to IIT needs a lot of hard work. Also, this handwork continues when you study into IITs and thus according to your performance in the college, you get a job. Entering into IITs should not be taken as a job opportunity, but you got to learn a lot of things and then you actually become capable of facing the ruthless world. The only drawback I have seen and observed about the placement into IITs is that the IITs have started a lot of new branches such as food processing and so on which finds very little scope in India and then after graduation, students face problems in getting a quality job. So, take care of your branch and work hard.

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