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According to the most recent media report, during Phase I IIT Delhi placements in 2024, 1,050 offers—including PPOs—were made. Additionally, 1,000 applicants in total were chosen at random during phase 1 of the IIT Delhi placements 2024. In addition, during Phase I IIT Delhi placements 2024, more than 50 foreign offers including PPOs were received from almost 20 foreign businesses.The table below shows the IIT Delhi placements compared with other top IITs for the year 2023.College Namethe highest Package (2023)IIT DelhiINR 2.5 crore per annumIIT MadrasINR 1.31 crore per annumIIT BombayINR 1.68 crore per annumIIT KharagpurAbove INR 2.68 crore per annum

NITs (National Institutes of Technology) and IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) are two prominent technological institutes in India that provide B.Tech programmes, however they differ in various ways. IITs are autonomous national institutes distinguished by demanding academic requirements, vast research facilities, and a very competitive admissions procedure via JEE Advance. NITs, which are also prestigious, place an emphasis on regional development and admit students through JEE Main. While both offer outstanding engineering education and possibilities, IITs typically have greater global recognition, superior facilities, and stronger industry linkages than NITs. Both institutions are well-known for generating excellent engineers who make important contributions to global technological growth.

The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and National Institutes of Technology (NITs) are India's the finest technical colleges, but they differ in important ways. IITs are autonomous national institutes with a global reputation for excellent academic standards, cutting-edge research, and a very competitive entrance exam. NITs, while also prominent, have a slightly different focus, emphasising regional development and a broader admissions process via JEE Main. IITs often have stronger facilities, finance, and global recognition than NITs. While both provide excellent technical education and opportunity, IITs are frequently regarded as more prominent due to their tough selection procedure and large alumni network.

Top recruiters at IIT Dharwad conduct placements in a variety of industries, including well-known technology organisations such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Adobe. Leading IT services companies such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra also take part. Core engineering firms such as Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), and Tata Steel hire from the institute. In addition, well-known financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase, as well as consulting organisations such as McKinsey & Company and Deloitte, are regular recruiters. Startups from many sectors contribute to placement chances by offering a diverse range of employment to graduating students.

The overall placement rate recorded during IIT Jodhpur placements 2024 stood at 86%. Further, the placement rate recorded for CSE, EE, ME and BE branch during placements 2024 was 96%, 92%, 82% and 82.35%, respectively. Earlier, the highest and average package offered during IIT Jodhpur MBA placements 2023 stood at INR 23.8 LPA and INR 13.03 LPA, respectively. Further, the median package offered during IIT Jodhpur MBA placements 2023 stood at INR 12 LPA. Apart from this, the placement rate recorded during IIT Jodhpur BTech placements 2023 was 91.88%. Moreover, the average package offered during IIT Jodhpur M.Tech CSE and M.Tech AI placements 2023 stood at INR 17 LPA and INR 23 LPA, respectively. Earlier, the highest package offered during IIT Jodhpur BTech and M.Tech placements 2022 stood at INR 61 LPA and INR 28.6 LPA, respectively. According to the Engineering NIRF report 2024 released by IIT Jodhpur, the median package offered during BTech and M.Tech placements 2023 stood at INR 16 LPA and INR 10 LPA, respectively.

No, you cannot take a correspondence course (also known as distance education) for a BTech degree at IITs or NITs  (or any other reputable institute in India) because the Supreme Court of India has ruled that BTech programs require extensive practical training, which is difficult to achieve effectively through pure distance learning. Therefore, accredited institutions offering B.Tech degrees must have a significant in-person component.Alternatives to Consider:B.Tech Distance Education from Accredited Universities: While IITs and NITs don't offer distance B.Tech, some universities do. Ensure the programme is accredited by UGC (University Grants Commission) or AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) for wider recognition. However, be aware of the limitations of distance education as discussed previously.Online Courses: Online platforms like NPTEL and Coursera offer high-quality engineering courses that can supplement your learning or provide specialised knowledge in specific areas.M.Tech Programs (for working professionals): Some IITs and NITs offer M.Tech programs through distance education, but these are typically for working professionals who already hold a B.Tech degree.