IIT Delhi Placement 2023: Receives 21 Offers, 47% Placed in Think Tanks and Research Organisations; Check Details Here

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IIT Delhi Placement result is out. The School of Public Policy’s first batch receives 21 offers. 47% IIT Delhi students were placed in think tanks and research organisations, 21% in consulting, 16% in government roles, and 16% in other organizations

IIT Delhi Placement 2023: Receives 21 Offers, 47% Placed in Think Tanks and Research Organisations

New Delhi: IIT Delhi has released the placement report for the academic session 2023-24. The students were placed across different sectors – 58% got placement in the public and social sectors, 11% in energy and climate change-related sectors, 16% into the ever-evolving digital economy, and the remaining into science and technology policy.

As per a statement by IIT Delhi, a total of 18 students from the School of Public Policy at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) of Delhi received 21 offers from different sectors. 27 organisations have participated in the IIT Delhi placement for 30 roles.  2 students of the inaugural batch have chosen to pursue academic research, and one of them enrolled in a PhD programme.

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Out of 21 students of the first batch who received their degrees at the 54th Annual Convocation of the Institute on August 12, 2023, 19 participated in the placement process.

47% IIT Delhi students got their placement in think tanks and research organisations, 21% in consulting, 16% in government roles, and 16% in different other types of organisations. These include CEEW, EY, Foundation for Advancing Science and Technology (FAST) India, India Semiconductor Mission (Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology), Wadhwani AI, WASH Institute, and World Resource Institute.

IIT Delhi Director and Professor Rangan Banerjee.“We believe that our School of Public Policy can make a difference in supporting evidence-based policy analysis and supporting the goals of the Institute to make an impact in society,”

The MPP is a two-year full-time program that will train students to catalyse a robust and socially relevant STI policy ecosystem at national and international levels. Students are aimed to be developed into competent policy professionals, while also engaging with civil society and industry to complement their contribution.

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