the internship and placement assistant is good. career development office works hard to bring the best firms for hiring. A lot depends on how good is your profile because there is actual competition here.

My course is a 100 % placement course with the CDO (career development office) helping students get a place which comes with mock interview and test preparation. In the year the placement cell works hand in hand and then there is no particular placement week. The highest package is 34 LPA, and most job sector are consulting jobs. Apart from this jobs in social and development sectors are also available. Students aspiring of higher education are also encouraged by the CWC which helps with essays, funding and other opportunities.

Companies like EY, Deloitte, and Accenture visit Ashoka University every year to recruit from the graduating student body. You need to complete the 9 FCs all the major/minor courses and the required number of credits before you can graduate from here. Many students go for higher studies instead of sitting in the placements and I hear a lot of people going to Ivy Leagues as well. I plan on going to a good grad school abroad after graduating from Ashoka University and continuing my higher studies.

Ashoka is tied up with several fortune 500s and various socially responsible startups which are well-backed up Unlike end-of semester placements, opportunities keep pouring in around the year and students are encouraged to take up internships at their convenience, and supported with academic flexibility if need be Ashoka offers an exchange program with Ivy leagues abroad BCG, Mnkinsey, Bain, BBC, News18 etc., are some tie-up names