Placement Statistics (Last 7 Years)

Top Recruiting Companies

The Web Development program attracts top-tier recruiters from across the globe, offering diverse opportunities in IT, finance, consulting, and analytics sectors:

• Google: Offers roles such as Software Engineer, Frontend Developer, Backend Developer, and Technical Product Manager.
• Microsoft: Recruits for positions including Full Stack Developer, DevOps Engineer, Cloud Solutions Architect, and Data Scientist.
• Amazon: Hires for SDE-1, UI/UX Designer, Cloud Developer, and Platform Engineer roles.
• Meta: Provides opportunities in Software Engineering, Web Application Development, and Systems Architecture.
• Salesforce: Focuses on CRM Developer, Frontend Engineer, and Integration Specialist roles.
• IBM: Offers positions in Cloud Architect, DevOps Specialist, and Full Stack Developer.
• Oracle: Recruits for Database Administrator, Application Developer, and Cloud Solutions Engineer roles.
• Adobe: Emphasizes UI/UX Design, Frontend Developer, and Creative Cloud Platform Engineer opportunities.
• SAP: Seeks Backend Developers, Cloud Solutions Architect, and Integration Consultant positions.
• Twilio: Offers roles in API Developer, Platform Engineer, and Software Engineering.
• Tesla: Recruits for Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, and Embedded Developer roles.
• Spotify: Focuses on Frontend Developer, Full Stack Engineer, and Data Visualization Specialist roles.
• Netflix: Provides opportunities in Backend Developer, Streaming Platform Engineer, and Software Architect.
• Stripe: Offers positions in Software Engineer, API Developer, and Infrastructure Engineer.
• Shopify: Recruits for Frontend Developer, Full Stack Engineer, and Product Engineer roles.

Sector-Wise Analysis

The Web Development program equips students for careers across multiple sectors:

• IT/Software: Dominates the job market with roles in software development, system architecture, and cloud computing. Top companies include Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Salesforce.
• Core Engineering: Students often find opportunities at firms like IBM, Oracle, SAP, and Adobe, working on enterprise-level solutions and platform integration.
• Finance: Growing demand for quantitative finance roles, especially in fintech startups leveraging web technologies for algorithmic trading and financial modeling.
• Consulting: Many graduates join top-tier consulting firms like McKinsey, BCG, and Deloitte, working on digital transformation projects involving web platforms.
• Analytics: Opportunities in data visualization, business intelligence, and user analytics are increasingly common, particularly at companies like Tableau, Snowflake, and Databricks.
• PSUs: Some graduates opt for roles in public sector undertakings, focusing on digital infrastructure development and government IT initiatives.

Internship Season

The internship season begins in late spring with a series of campus recruitment drives. Companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Salesforce, IBM, Oracle, Adobe, SAP, Twilio, Tesla, Spotify, Netflix, Stripe, and Shopify participate actively.

Historically, internships offer stipends ranging from INR 20,000 to 80,000 per month, with many students receiving full-time offers post-internship. Internship durations typically span 3-6 months, providing valuable exposure to real-world development challenges and professional environments.

Students are encouraged to prepare thoroughly for internships through mock interviews, resume building workshops, and technical skill enhancement sessions provided by the career services team.