Aligarh Muslim University

What is the placement record at Aligarh Muslim University?

The placement record at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh is anchored by a highest package of Rs 57.06 LPA (Rs 5,706,000) in 2024, alongside strong, programme-wise median salaries that AMU publishes through its Training and Placement Office and NIRF disclosures. AMU does not release a single university-wide "average" package figure; instead it reports median packages by programme, which ranged from Rs 5.75 LPA for UG 3-year courses to Rs 14.64 LPA for PG 3-year courses in the 2023-2024 cycle. According to the NIRF 2025 report (covering academic year 2023-2024), a total of 1,768 students were placed across AMU's faculties. As a Government central university ranked 8th among universities in NIRF 2024, AMU draws recruiters such as Adobe, Amazon, IBM, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank to its Aligarh campus each year.

Year-Wise Placement Statistics

The table below tracks Aligarh Muslim University's headline placement numbers across the 2024, 2025 and 2026 cycles, so applicants can see how the highest package, the published median and the placement percentage have moved year on year. It answers the core question: how much do AMU students actually earn at placement, and how many get placed? Read the "Highest Package" column as the single best offer recorded, the "Median Package" as the mid-point salary (AMU's preferred official metric), and "% Placed" as the share of registered students who secured an offer. Note that AMU reports medians rather than a blended average, so the "Average Package" cell reflects that the university does not officially publish one.

The standout takeaway is the 2024 highest package of Rs 57.06 LPA, which sits well above the programme medians and shows that top performers, particularly in engineering and management, can command premium offers. The 100% BTech placement rate recorded in the NIRF 2025 engineering disclosure signals dependable core hiring, while the shift in 2025 to 343 placements through 84 companies reflects AMU's broad, multi-faculty recruiting base rather than a single mega-drive. Because AMU publishes medians instead of averages, applicants should benchmark themselves against the programme-wise medians shown next rather than expecting a single university average.

Top Recruiters at Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh Muslim University attracts recruiters across technology, banking, consulting and engineering services. In the 2025 cycle, 84 companies recruited on campus, with 28 of them being repeat recruiters, a sign of sustained employer trust. Qspider was the single largest recruiter in the 2025 drive, hiring 15 students. The verified recruiters that hire from AMU, grouped by sector, are listed below.

The recruiter mix shows that AMU placements are not concentrated in one industry: IT product and services firms such as Adobe, IBM and Amazon co-exist with private banks like HDFC and ICICI and with engineering consultancies like Atkins Realis. For applicants this breadth matters because it means students from engineering, management, commerce and law faculties all have credible on-campus pathways, and the presence of 28 repeat recruiters in 2025 suggests these relationships are stable year to year.

Sector & Role-Wise Breakdown

The table below maps how AMU's placements break down by programme and the typical median package each commands, which is the most reliable way to read sector strength at a multi-faculty university like Aligarh Muslim University. It answers the question: which AMU streams place best and at what salary? The figures are drawn from AMU's 2023-2024 (NIRF 2025) disclosures. "Median Package" is the mid-point salary for that programme, and "Students Placed" shows the depth of hiring in each segment.

The clear pattern is that postgraduate and longer professional programmes pull AMU's medians upward: the PG 3-year segment recorded the highest median at Rs 14.64 LPA in 2023-2024, more than double the UG 3-year median of Rs 5.75 LPA. Engineering (BTech, UG 4-year) sits at a steady Rs 6.00 LPA median with a 100% placement rate in the NIRF 2025 engineering disclosure, while the MBA cohort posted a 76.4% placement rate at a median near Rs 6.3 LPA. For applicants, this means the strongest salary outcomes at AMU cluster in PG and professional courses, while undergraduate streams offer high placement volume at more modest medians.

Placement Trend Analysis

Across the three most recent cycles, Aligarh Muslim University's placement trajectory has been one of stable medians paired with a rising ceiling on top offers. The 2024 cycle produced the verified highest package of Rs 57.06 LPA, a figure that anchors the upper end of AMU's range and reflects premium offers won by standout engineering and management candidates. In the 2023-2024 NIRF reporting period, 1,768 students were placed overall, while the 2025 drive saw 343 placements through 84 recruiting companies, 28 of them repeat recruiters, underscoring continuity rather than volatility. Programme medians have held firm: engineering around Rs 6.00 LPA with a 100% BTech placement rate, MBA at roughly Rs 6.3 LPA on a 76.4% placement rate, and PG 3-year courses at Rs 14.64 LPA. The Faculty of Law has been a particular bright spot, with median packages of Rs 12.5 LPA for BA LLB and Rs 10.52 LPA for LLM students in 2024, supported by structured pathways into judiciary and prosecution services. Taken together, the trend points to a mature, broad-based placement system: AMU is not chasing a single headline average but delivering consistent median outcomes across a wide faculty base, with the top-end package climbing as employers like Amazon, Adobe and IBM compete for its best graduates. For 2026, the placement season is in progress and final figures are awaited, but the recruiter base and median structure suggest continuity with the recent stable pattern.