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Which Companies Hire IITM BS Students? Logos vs Real Numbers

By Editorial TeamLast reviewed

4 min readData Science
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The most useful official answer is in the Batch 2025 Summary. Among the 343 working graduates, the most common employers were IITs (20 people, 15 of them at IIT Madras), TCS (8) and Deloitte (7). The report says the full list has 245 different companies, so graduates are spread thinly across many firms. The logo wall on the placement portal shows companies the placement cell works with. It does not show how many students each one hired.

Top employers in the Batch 2025 Summary

The Batch 2025 Summary follows Data Science students who finished the BSc level during 2024. Their status was compiled in December 2025. It lists "a few" employers:

EmployerPeople
IITs (IIT Madras 15, IIT Bombay 3, IIT Hyderabad 2)20
Tata Consultancy Services8
Deloitte7
Accenture5
PwC5
Infosys4
Amazon, Ernst and Young, NatWest Group, Aditya Birla Group3 each
Cognizant, Goldman Sachs, Google, Citi Bank, IBM, JPMorganChase, Logitech, Schneider Electric, Wipro2 each
Total in this list79

So 79 of the 343 working graduates are in this table. The other 264 are spread across the rest of the 245 companies.

How to read this list

  • It is where people work, not how they got there. The summary does not say how each job was found. It could be through the placement cell, through another college, or a job the person already had.
  • Many had another degree or a job. In this batch, 435 of 545 were dual degree students or working people.
  • No job titles. The report does not say what roles people hold, including at the IITs.
  • One batch only. A different batch could show different names.

Logo lists are not hiring counts

The placement portal has a "Partners and Prominent Recruiters" section with many logos. The logos include Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco, Samsung, Deloitte and Tiger Analytics. There is also an "Our Recruiters" page with columns for company name, sector and location, but no hiring counts or years.

A logo can mean one posted opening, one hire or a wider partnership. The page does not say which. Compare this with the Batch 2025 table: Amazon appears with 3 people and Google with 2. For Microsoft, we found no official hiring count.

When you see a big logo list anywhere, ask: how many students did each company hire, for which roles, and in which year?

Companies through the placement cell

The Career Choices Report of January 2026 counts companies and positions for jobs posted through the placement cell (IIC), but not their names:

TermCompanies/positionsGot a job
May 202412/295
Sep 202414/443
Jan 202521/538
May 202550/23318
Sep 202562/25749

The number of companies posting jobs through the IIC has grown. The jobs filled are still small in number. More in the placement report explained.

What this means for you

  • Do not choose the programme because of a logo you saw. Look at the batch numbers.
  • Target many companies, not only famous ones. The Batch 2025 graduates work at 245 different companies.
  • Build skills that fit the roles you want, and show them through projects.

Common questions

Do Google and Microsoft hire IITM BS students?

The Batch 2025 Summary lists 2 people at Google. Microsoft's logo is on the placement portal, but we found no official number of hires. Treat single names as possible, not typical.

Why is IIT the biggest employer?

The report does not explain it or give job titles. Student comments in the official batch summaries mention roles like project associate and research posts in IIT labs. If research work interests you, read about joining an MS as project staff.

Did these companies hire through the placement cell?

The Batch 2025 Summary does not say. Many people in the batch were dual degree students or working, so some of these jobs may have nothing to do with the placement cell. For the IIC route, read how the placement cell works.

Is there a recruiter list for Electronic Systems?

The ES FAQ names roles such as electronic system designer and embedded system developer, in industries like automotive, semiconductor and defence. It gives no company hiring numbers. See what jobs ES can lead to.

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