Aligarh Muslim University

What is the average package at Aligarh Muslim University?

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh does not publish a single university-wide average CTC; instead it reports programme-wise median salaries, which ranged from ₹5.30 LPA to ₹14.64 LPA in 2024 (academic year 2023-24), while the highest package was ₹57.06 LPA, offered to one ZHCET engineering student by NBTC Group, Kuwait. For most mainstream UG programmes the median sits around ₹5.75-6 LPA, with postgraduate streams climbing materially higher. The figures below are drawn from AMU's NIRF 2025 disclosures and reputable education portals, and reflect the most recent verifiable placement cycle for this university.

It is important to read AMU's outcomes through medians rather than a blended "average," because AMU spans a vast range of faculties (engineering, management, law, medicine, sciences, humanities) and a single mean would mask that spread. The headline numbers an aspirant should anchor on for 2024 are: median ₹5.75 LPA for three-year UG, ₹6 LPA for four-year B.Tech, ₹14.64 LPA for three-year PG programmes, and a peak of ₹57.06 LPA.

Branch/Course-Wise Package Breakdown

This table answers the question "which AMU programme pays the most?" by listing the median salary each course duration band recorded in the 2024 cycle (academic year 2023-24), as disclosed in AMU's NIRF 2025 data. AMU reports placement salaries by programme duration (3-year UG, 4-year UG, 5-year UG, and PG bands) rather than by individual department, so the "Branch/Course" column reflects those official bands plus the specific B.Tech, M.Tech and MBA medians reported separately. Read the Median column as the typical outcome for a student in that band; the Average column is marked "Not published" where AMU did not release a mean figure, and the Highest column shows the university-wide peak for context.

The clear takeaway for an AMU aspirant is that longer and postgraduate programmes command the strongest medians: the three-year PG band at ₹14.64 LPA and the five-year integrated UG band at ₹9 LPA sit well above the ₹5.75-6 LPA recorded for standard three- and four-year UG programmes in 2024. Engineering (B.Tech ₹6 LPA, M.Tech ₹6.25 LPA) and MBA (₹6.30 LPA) cluster closely at the mid-range, meaning a single ₹57.06 LPA outlier sits far above the typical AMU graduate's outcome and should be treated as a ceiling, not a norm.

Year-Wise Package Trend

This table tracks AMU's placement trajectory across recent cycles so an applicant can judge whether outcomes are improving. Because AMU publishes medians (not a single average) and discloses the most complete salary detail for the 2024 cycle, the Average column is marked "Not published" and the trend is best read through the representative UG/B.Tech median, the headline placement volume, and the highest package. Use the Year column to see how the peak offer and placement counts have moved.

The standout trend is the jump in AMU's headline ceiling: the highest package rose sharply from around ₹21 LPA for B.Tech in 2022 to ₹57.06 LPA in 2024, signalling that premium international and tech recruiters have begun extending top-tier offers to AMU students. Median UG salaries, however, have held steady near ₹6 LPA, so an applicant should expect a stable mid-range typical outcome even as the peak headlines climb. AMU also reported 1,768 students placed in its NIRF 2025 disclosure, underlining strong placement volume alongside the rising ceiling.

Notable Offers & Package Distribution

AMU's 2024 package distribution is defined by one exceptional offer sitting well above a dense band of ₹6-18 LPA roles. The single highest offer of ₹57.06 LPA came from NBTC Group, Kuwait, awarded to one ZHCET engineering student in 2024. Below that headline, the next tier of premium offers clustered in the high-teens.

The most notable 2024 offers reported for AMU include ₹18.25 LPA from Engineers India (to 2 students), ₹18.17 LPA from Walmart Global Tech India (1 student), and ₹18.00 LPA from Marvell India (1 student). These show that AMU's premium-recruiter band realistically tops out around ₹18 LPA for most high-performers, with the ₹57.06 LPA Kuwait offer being a rare international outlier rather than a repeatable benchmark.

In terms of distribution, AMU operates a mass-recruiter base alongside a thin premium tier. Volume hiring (the bulk of the 343 students placed across 84 companies in 2025, and the larger cohorts placed in 2024) lands in the ₹5-6.5 LPA median zone through recruiters such as TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, Accenture, Capgemini, IBM and Qspider, while banking and finance names like ICICI Bank, HDFC, Axis Bank and ICICI Prudential, plus tech firms like Adobe and Amazon, lift select candidates into the ₹14-18 LPA range. For an aspirant, this means the realistic earning band at AMU is ₹5.75-9 LPA for most graduates, with strong profiles in engineering and PG programmes reaching the ₹14-18 LPA premium tier.