NEW DELHI: Over 130 offers were made by recruiters at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, on the first day of placements. Over a 100 more were made on day two, said a statement from IIT-Delhi's Training and Placement Cell, and over 20 students bagged international offers in the two days.
The statement added that the offers on the first day were made by "large organisations including a few major consulting firms, financial firms, core engineering firms, startups, IT companies as well as a large government undertaking."
There were 110 pre-placement offers — typically based on internships — of which 70 were accepted. Over 10 students also opted for the deferred placement programme — an option made available by the institute to encourage startups. But students have to apply for it and go through a rigourous screening process before they are accepted.
"Over 270 organisations across sectors offering over 400 jobs have already registered for placements in the coming days. The T & P Cell is in talks with many others who would be registering," said the statement.
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