The Students’ Placement Office (SPO) at IIT Kanpur has successfully concluded Phase I of the campus placements for the 2025–26 graduating batch. Continuing last year’s flexible approach, hiring was conducted in on-campus, virtual, and hybrid modes to maximize accessibility for recruiters and students.
This initial phase saw robust participation from over 250 organizations across diverse sectors, extending a total of 1,202 offers. Students accepted 1,079 of these offers, which include Pre-Placement Offers. A notable highlight was 15 students securing international offers from companies based in Europe, Japan, Korea, and the United States. The institute anticipates a further expansion of global opportunities in Phase II placements, which are scheduled to commence from mid-January 2026.
The phase featured leading domestic and international companies, including Accenture, Airbus, American Express, BlackRock, Boeing, Databricks, Deutsche Bank, ICICI Bank, Mastercard, Meesho, Navi, PwC, Qualcomm, Samsung, InMobi, and Square Point Capital, and many more. Several Public Sector Undertakings, such as BPCL, BEL, MIDHANI, and EIL, also participated actively.
On the completion of Phase-I of the campus placements, Prof. Manindra Agrawal, Director, IIT Kanpur, said, “The successful conclusion of Phase-I placements reflects the academic rigor, adaptability, and industry-readiness of our students, as well as the institute’s strong and enduring engagement with leading organizations in India and abroad. I commend the Students’ Placement Office for efficiently managing a flexible and inclusive placement process. We remain committed to nurturing talent that is capable of contributing meaningfully to global and national growth, and we look forward to continued success in the upcoming phases.”
Prof. Ashwani Kumar Thakur, Chairperson, SPO, IIT Kanpur, said, “We sincerely thank all participating recruiters for their continued support and confidence in the talent pool of IIT Kanpur. Their partnership plays a vital role in shaping the careers of our students. As the placement season unfolds, the SPO remains dedicated to guiding students toward promising and enduring professional pathways.”
Prof. Manjesh Kumar Singh, Vice-Chairperson, SPO, IIT Kanpur, added, “The advancements we see today are a result of the dedicated efforts of the entire SPO team and the constant support of our faculty. Our recruiting partners continue to be instrumental in nurturing the ambitions of our students, and we are truly grateful for this sustained collaboration.”
Building on the success of Phase I, IIT Kanpur looks forward to an even more productive Phase II, which begins next month, to provide opportunities for the remaining students.
