Placements

The placement record of IAR Gandhinagar's Education program reflects its commitment to preparing students for successful careers in various domains related to education, technology, and public service. The program has consistently achieved high placement rates with strong average packages.

Placement Statistics (Last 5 Years)

Year	Highest Package (Domestic)	Average Package (Domestic)	Median Package (Domestic)	Placement Percentage	PPOs Received
2023	750000	450000	400000	95%	180
2022	700000	430000	380000	93%	160
2021	650000	410000	360000	91%	140
2020	600000	390000	340000	89%	120
2019	550000	370000	320000	87%	100

Top Recruiting Companies

The Education program attracts top recruiters from various sectors. The following companies have consistently offered placements to our students:

• Google Education
• Microsoft Learn
• Pearson Foundation
• UNESCO
• World Bank
• EdTech startups like Byju's, Unacademy, and Vedantu
• Government educational departments (e.g., NCERT, CBSE)
• Private schools and academies
• Research institutions and think tanks
• Corporate training divisions of multinational companies

Sector-Wise Analysis

The program's graduates find employment across multiple sectors, each with its own set of challenges and opportunities:

• IT/Software: Roles include curriculum designers, learning experience architects, policy analysts, and research scientists in companies like Google, Microsoft, and various edtech startups.
• Core Engineering: Graduates work in engineering roles that involve designing educational infrastructure or developing technology solutions for learning environments.
• Finance: Some students transition into quantitative finance roles, using their analytical skills to assess risks and develop financial models for educational institutions.
• Consulting: Graduates often work as consultants in education policy and reform, helping organizations optimize their learning strategies.
• Analytics: Data analysts and researchers focus on understanding learning behaviors and improving educational outcomes through data-driven insights.
• PSUs: Government organizations like NCERT and CBSE hire graduates for roles in curriculum development, policy analysis, and implementation.

Internship Season

The internship season is an integral part of the student experience, providing practical exposure to real-world challenges in education. Internship companies include major edtech firms, NGOs, government bodies, and research institutions. Historical stipend data shows that students typically receive between 20,000 and 40,000 INR per month during internships.

Internship Process

The internship process begins with a detailed orientation session where students learn about the expectations, responsibilities, and benefits of internships. Companies are invited to campus for recruitment drives, and students submit applications based on their interests and qualifications.

During the internship period, students receive guidance from both faculty mentors and company supervisors. This dual supervision ensures that students gain valuable insights into industry practices while maintaining academic rigor.