Jamia Millia Islamia

What is the average package at Jamia Millia Islamia?

The average package at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), New Delhi for the 2025 placement season was Rs 10,80,000 (Rs 10.8 LPA), with a median of around Rs 10 LPA and a highest package of Rs 24,00,000 (Rs 24 LPA), while roughly 55.00% of participating students were placed. This central government university does not publish a single consolidated average for 2024; instead its NIRF disclosures report programme-wise medians, and the standout 2024 figure was a highest package of Rs 59,91,000 (Rs 59.91 LPA) bagged by a B.Tech Computer Engineering student, with about 66.86% of students placed that year. In short, a typical JMI graduate in 2025 left with a double-digit LPA offer, and the strongest engineering and management students pulled in two-to-six times that figure. The numbers below break this down branch by branch and year by year so an aspirant can judge realistic earning outcomes rather than headline maximums.

Branch/Course-Wise Package Breakdown

Jamia Millia Islamia is a multi-faculty central university, so package outcomes vary sharply by programme rather than by a single "campus average." The table below collects JMI's verifiable 2025 programme-level figures (drawn from its NIRF and departmental placement disclosures), grouping degrees by the duration buckets JMI itself reports - 3-year UG, 4-year UG (B.Tech), 5-year integrated UG, and 2-year PG (which includes MBA and MCA). Read the median column as the "realistic" outcome for that programme and the highest column as the exceptional ceiling; averages are shown only where JMI has released them. "NR" means the institution has not separately released that metric.

The clear takeaway for 2025 is that JMI's highest medians sit with its postgraduate cohort - PG 2-year programmes posted a Rs 16.80 LPA median and integrated 5-year UG students a Rs 14.36 LPA median, both ahead of the Rs 13.20 LPA B.Tech median. Engineering, however, owns the ceiling: the Rs 59.91 LPA top offer to a Computer Engineering student remains JMI's marquee number. MCA (Rs 7.85 LPA average) and the general 3-year UG streams (Rs 8.40 LPA median) sit lower, which is why aspirants chasing the biggest packages at Jamia Millia Islamia gravitate toward B.Tech Computer Engineering and the MBA programme.

Year-Wise Package Trend

Looking at Jamia Millia Islamia's packages across years shows a consistently rising trajectory, which is the single most useful signal for an applicant weighing future outcomes. The university's overall median climbed to about Rs 10 LPA in 2025 with an average of Rs 10.8 LPA. Because JMI did not release a single campus-wide average for 2024, the table below tracks the trend two ways: the overall 2025 snapshot, and the year-on-year medians for its main programme buckets, where JMI's data is most consistent. Read each row as a programme's medians moving over time, with the highest column noting where a verified peak exists.

The trend is unambiguously upward at Jamia Millia Islamia. The 3-year UG median nearly doubled from Rs 4.8 LPA in 2022 to Rs 8.40 LPA in 2025, while the PG 2-year median jumped from Rs 9.25 LPA in 2023 to Rs 16.80 LPA in 2025 - the steepest climb on campus. B.Tech medians firmed up from Rs 11 LPA (2023) to roughly Rs 13 LPA (2024-2025). The one caution is that the placement rate softened to 55.00% in 2025 from 66.86% in 2024, so while per-student packages rose, the share of students converted offers dipped, a gap an applicant should weigh alongside the rising CTC.

Notable Offers & Package Distribution

The defining offer in Jamia Millia Islamia's recent history is the Rs 59.91 LPA package secured by a B.Tech Computer Engineering student in 2024 - the highest the university has publicly recorded and a number that anchors its engineering reputation. In 2025 the campus-wide ceiling settled at Rs 24 LPA, with the MBA programme touching Rs 25 LPA and MCA peaking at Rs 18.5 LPA. These premium offers come from the technology and consulting end of JMI's recruiter pool, which includes Microsoft, Adobe, Accenture, KPMG, TCS, IBM, Newgen, Rockwell Automation, Siemens, L&T, FedEx, Vedanta, Voltas and Network18.

In terms of distribution, JMI's outcomes are a pyramid rather than a flat band. A small group of Computer Engineering and top MBA candidates captures the Rs 24-60 LPA premium offers; a broad middle of B.Tech (Rs 13.20 LPA median) and integrated 5-year students (Rs 14.36 LPA median) lands solid double-digit packages; and the large base of 3-year UG graduates clusters nearer the Rs 8.40 LPA median through mass recruiters such as TCS and Accenture. Sector-wise, JMI's 2025 placements skewed heavily toward marketing (around 43%), followed by finance (about 22%), operations (roughly 19%), consulting (about 9%) and HR (about 7%). For an aspirant, the practical reading is that a Rs 10-14 LPA outcome is the realistic target across most flagship programmes at Jamia Millia Islamia, while the Rs 25 LPA-plus offers are reserved for the strongest coders and management finalists.