Placement Statistics Overview

The Electrical Engineering program at BHABHA ENGINEERING RESEARCH INSTITUTE has consistently demonstrated excellent placement outcomes over the past five years. The institute's strong industry connections, robust curriculum, and emphasis on practical skills have resulted in a high employment rate among graduates.

Placement Statistics - Last Five Years

The following tables show the detailed placement statistics for Electrical Engineering students from 2020 to 2024:

Domestic Placement Data

Year	Highest Package (INR)	Average Package (INR)	Median Package (INR)	Placement Percentage	PPOs Received
2020	850000	480000	450000	90.0%	65
2021	870000	500000	470000	92.0%	70
2022	890000	520000	490000	93.0%	75
2023	910000	540000	510000	94.0%	80
2024	950000	560000	530000	92.0%	85

International Placement Data

Year	Highest Package (INR)	Average Package (INR)	Median Package (INR)	Placement Percentage	PPOs Received
2020	1500000	800000	750000	60.0%	20
2021	1600000	850000	800000	65.0%	25
2022	1700000	900000	850000	68.0%	30
2023	1800000	950000	900000	70.0%	35
2024	1900000	1000000	950000	72.0%	40

Top Recruiting Companies

The Electrical Engineering program attracts top-tier companies across various sectors, with a particular strength in IT, core engineering, finance, and consulting. The following list includes the top 25 recruiting companies for the program:

• Google
• Microsoft
• Amazon Web Services (AWS)
• Infosys
• Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
• NVIDIA
• Samsung
• General Electric (GE)
• Qualcomm
• Siemens
• JPMorgan Chase
• Goldman Sachs
• Tesla
• BHEL
• ONGC
• ISRO
• DRDO
• Intel
• Cisco Systems
• Oracle
• Accenture
• Capgemini
• Citi Group
• Airtel
• Reliance Industries

Typical Job Profiles and Roles

Recruiters offer a wide range of roles tailored to the skills and interests of Electrical Engineering graduates:

• SDE-1 (Software Development Engineer): For students with strong programming and algorithmic skills
• Analyst: In quantitative finance and data analytics firms
• Quant Researcher: At hedge funds and investment banks
• Power Systems Engineer: In utilities, renewable energy companies, and engineering consultancies
• Control Systems Engineer: In robotics, automation, and aerospace industries
• Embedded Systems Developer: In IoT, automotive, and semiconductor firms
• Research Scientist: In R&D labs of large corporations or academic institutions
• Product Manager: In tech companies focusing on electrical engineering products

Sector-wise Analysis

The Electrical Engineering program prepares students for diverse career paths across multiple sectors:

IT/Software Sector

This sector is the largest employer of electrical engineering graduates, with roles ranging from software development to AI and machine learning. Companies like Google, Microsoft, and AWS frequently recruit students for positions such as SDE-1, Data Scientist, and AI Researcher.

Core Engineering Sector

Graduates find opportunities in core engineering companies involved in power generation, transmission, manufacturing, and automation. Organizations like BHEL, ONGC, and Siemens offer roles in power systems, control engineering, and industrial automation.

Finance Sector

In quantitative finance, electrical engineers leverage their mathematical and analytical skills to work as financial analysts, risk managers, or algorithmic traders. Firms like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase provide roles for students with strong technical backgrounds.

Consulting Sector

Big consulting firms such as McKinsey & Company, BCG, and Deloitte often hire electrical engineers for projects involving technology strategy, digital transformation, and infrastructure planning.

Analytics Sector

With increasing demand for data-driven decision-making, companies in the analytics sector offer roles for electrical engineers who can apply their knowledge of signal processing and statistical modeling to extract insights from complex datasets.

Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)

Government organizations like ISRO, DRDO, and national power utilities frequently recruit graduates for roles in research, development, and operations. These positions offer job security and the opportunity to work on national projects.

Internship Season

The internship season at BHABHA ENGINEERING RESEARCH INSTITUTE begins in early summer and extends through the academic year. Students are encouraged to secure internships before or during their third year, which provides valuable exposure to real-world engineering challenges and enhances their resume.

Internship Process

The internship process is facilitated by the placement cell, which coordinates with companies to arrange pre-placement offers (PPOs) and on-campus interviews. Students must prepare for technical rounds, aptitude tests, and group discussions to qualify for internships.

Key Companies During Internship Season

• Google
• Microsoft
• Amazon Web Services (AWS)
• Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
• NVIDIA
• Samsung
• Qualcomm
• Siemens
• Infosys
• JPMorgan Chase

Stipend Trends

Internship stipends vary based on company and role, with top companies offering competitive packages:

• Highest Stipend: ₹80,000/month at Google and Microsoft
• Average Stipend: ₹30,000–50,000/month across major firms
• Minimum Stipend: ₹15,000/month for entry-level roles

Internship Success Stories

Several students have successfully completed internships with leading companies and secured full-time offers upon graduation:

• Student A: Interned at Google in summer 2023, worked on machine learning models for image recognition. Received a full-time offer with a package of ₹15 lakhs/year.
• Student B: Completed an internship at NVIDIA working on GPU optimization algorithms. Joined NVIDIA as a software engineer after graduation with a package of ₹20 lakhs/year.
• Student C: Interned at Siemens in the automation division, contributing to a smart city project. Offered a position in the R&D team with a package of ₹18 lakhs/year.