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30-40% of IIT Students Remain Unplaced as Campus Recruitment Struggles

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A significant placement crisis is emerging at several of India's top Indian Institutes of Technology. Data from the 2024-25 recruitment cycle shows that approximately 30 to 40 percent of registered students had not secured jobs even in the final weeks of the placement season. This marks a notable shift from the historically strong employment outcomes that IITs have been known for. The trend raises concerns about whether elite engineering degrees still guarantee career opportunities in the current job market. Analysts and observers are questioning the widening gap between premium technical education and actual industry absorption of graduates.

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