BITS Pilani 2025 placements see 11% growth; median salary reaches Rs 19.4 lakh

Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani recorded an 80.08% placement rate for its 2025 graduating batch as of July 31, 2025, reflecting an 11% increase compared to the same period last year. The placement cycle across BITS Pilani campuses in India revealed sector-specific trends.

While hiring in IT services and startups was limited, quantitative trading, core engineering, consulting, and research domains reported increased recruitment. As per the institute's data, the median salary rose by 14% to Rs 19.4 lakh per annum from Rs 17 lakh in 2024.

The average salary reached ₹22 lakh, while the highest domestic salary offer increased by 44%, largely due to demand in algorithmic trading and electronics design roles. The average salary at BITS, Pilani, stands at Rs 22 lakh per annum. The highest domestic offer increased by 44%, driven by demand in specialised fields like algorithmic trading and electronics design.

The institute’s six-month Practice School internship model continued to contribute significantly to pre-placement offers. Over 500 organisations participated in the placement process, including Tower Research, Quadeye, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, BCG, and Kearney. Demand remained steady in investment banking and electronics sectors, with companies like Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Qualcomm, and Micron participating.

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PhD scholars secure nearly 100 placements

Nearly 100 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) scholars secured placements across BITS Pilani campuses in India, with 42 joining industry roles and 58 joining academic institutions. Companies including Saint-Gobain, Cipla, Tech Mahindra, and Granules offered R&D positions.

The official press release states that the placement cycle for the 2025 batch is ongoing and will continue over the coming weeks, while preparations for the Class of 2026 have already begun.

G Balasubramanian, Chief Placement Officer of BITS Pilani-India and Dubai said, "Despite challenging market conditions, BITS Pilani has demonstrated resilience and adaptability with significant development in our placement 2025. This success reflects the institute’s focus on equipping students with industry-relevant skills, fostering innovation, and maintaining strong relationships with recruiters across diverse sectors.”

“From cutting-edge roles in AI, ML, and quantitative trading to opportunities in core engineering and R&D, our graduates continue to meet the evolving demands of the job market. The steady participation of top recruiters and the encouraging uptake of PhD scholars further highlight the trust employers place in the BITS Pilani talent pool," he further said.