Sri Venkateswara University has not released the Placement 2025 report yet. In the NIRF report 2025, the university recorded 519 placed students in 2024. The median salary stood at INR 6.50 LPA for UG 5-year courses, INR 4.25 LPA for UG 4-year courses, and INR 4 LPA for PG 2-year courses.

The 2024 placement data shows 2583 students graduating across UG 4-year, UG 5-year, and PG 2-year programmes. Recruiters visiting Sri Venkateswara University include Wipro, Cognizant, Minda Industries, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), TVS Electronics, and Larsen & Toubro (L&T).

Sri Venkateswara University Placement Highlights

The main placement details for Sri Venkateswara University in 2024 are given below:

Placement HighlightsDetails
Total Students Graduated2583
Total Students Placed519
Median Salary

UG 5-year: INR 6.50 LPA

UG 4-year: INR 4.25 LPA

PG 2-year: INR 4 LPA

Top RecruitersWipro, Cognizant, Minda Industries, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), TVS Electronics, and Larsen & Toubro (L&T)

Sri Venkateswara University Placement Stats

Sri Venkateswara University placement records for UG and PG courses cover 3 academic years. The data includes graduated students, placed students, and median salary for UG 4-year, UG 5-year, and PG 2-year programmes.

Sri Venkateswara University UG 4-year Placement Stats

In UG 4-year courses, the number of placed students moved from 213 in 2022 to 264 in 2024. The median salary was INR 4.25 LPA in 2024, lower than INR 4.75 LPA in 2023.

Particulars202420232022
No. of students graduated463452434
No. of students placed264240213
Median SalaryINR 4.25 LPAINR 4.75 LPAINR 4.50 LPA

Sri Venkateswara University UG 5-year Placement Stats

For UG 5-year programmes, 9 students were placed in 2024 against 4 students each in 2023 and 2022. The median package rose to INR 6.50 LPA in 2024 from INR 6.00 LPA in the previous two years.

Particulars202420232022
No. of students graduated343431
No. of students placed944
Median SalaryINR 6.50 LPAINR 6.00 LPAINR 6.00 LPA

Sri Venkateswara University PG 2-year Placement Stats

PG 2-year placements show a fall when 2024 is compared with 2022. Placed students came down from 518 in 2022 to 246 in 2024, and the median salary declined from INR 6.00 LPA to INR 4.00 LPA.

Particulars202420232022
No. of students graduated208621952363
No. of students placed246232518
Median SalaryINR 4.00 LPAINR 6.00 LPAINR 6.00 LPA

Sri Venkateswara University Top Recruiters

Sri Venkateswara University placements include recruiters from IT, engineering, analytics, and manufacturing fields. Some of the major recruiters are listed below:

Top Recruiters
Wipro
Cognizant
Minda Industries
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
TVS Electronics
Larsen & Toubro (L&T)

Sri Venkateswara University FAQs

Ques. How does Sri Venkateswara University help students during placements?

Ans. Sri Venkateswara University supports students through training and mock interviews before they meet recruiters. These sessions help students understand what companies usually look for in a placement round and improve their communication skills. The campus support system also helps students prepare better for recruitment.

Ques. Which types of companies visit Sri Venkateswara University for placements?

Ans. Sri Venkateswara University receives recruiters from fields such as IT, engineering, analytics, and manufacturing. This gives students a chance to explore different job roles and choose options that match their interests and career plans.

Ques. Can students without internship experience get placement support at Sri Venkateswara University?

Ans. Sri Venkateswara University gives placement support to students even if they do not have internship experience on their resume. The university focuses on practical skill training and interview preparation, so students can still perform well in selection rounds.

Ques. How are UG and PG placement outcomes different at Sri Venkateswara University?

Ans. Sri Venkateswara University placement trends are different for UG and PG students because market demand changes across programmes. Some courses attract more recruiters, while others depend more on the student's skills and performance. Students are advised to build their strengths and technical skills instead of only comparing results with others.