National Institute of Technology Hamirpur

What is the average package at National Institute of Technology Hamirpur?

The average package at National Institute of Technology Hamirpur (NIT Hamirpur) was ₹10.58 LPA in the 2025 placement cycle, with the highest CTC reaching ₹58 LPA and an overall placement rate of 92.31%. This marks a steady climb from the 2024 cycle, when the average stood at ₹10.50 LPA against a 72.60% placement rate. For the ongoing 2026 season, the headline so far is a record international offer of ₹3.40 Crore bagged by an ECE dual-degree student, Aryan Mittal, though the consolidated average for 2026 is not yet finalised as the drive is still in progress. In short, an aspirant joining NIT Hamirpur today can reasonably anchor expectations around a ₹10-11 LPA average B.Tech CTC, with the strongest branches pulling well above that line.

The figures below are drawn from NIT Hamirpur's Training and Placement Office disclosures and the institute's NIRF data submissions, cross-checked against reputable education portals. Every number is tagged with its year so you can read the trajectory rather than a single snapshot.

Branch/Course-Wise Package Breakdown

This table answers the question every applicant actually cares about: which branch at NIT Hamirpur pays the most, and how far the spread runs. It lists the 2025 branch-wise average package, the median where the institute disclosed it separately, and the highest package per stream. Read the Average column to gauge the typical outcome and the Highest column to see the ceiling - the two can diverge sharply when a single international offer skews a branch. CSE and Mathematics and Computing lead on averages, while core branches such as Mechanical and Electrical post very high placement percentages on more modest averages.

The takeaway for an NIT Hamirpur aspirant is clear: the two computing-led branches, CSE (₹14.83 LPA) and Mathematics and Computing (₹14.82 LPA), are the highest-earning streams in 2025, roughly 40-50% above the institute-wide ₹10.58 LPA average. Core engineering branches such as Electrical (₹7.91 LPA) and Chemical (₹6.84 LPA) report lower averages but back them with very high placement percentages - Electrical placed 97.96% and Mechanical 99.04% in 2025 - meaning fewer top-end offers but a high chance of getting placed. The gap between average and highest in CSE and ECE shows how a handful of premium recruiters lift the ceiling without moving the typical outcome.

Year-Wise Package Trend

This table tracks the trajectory of NIT Hamirpur's overall package figures across 2024, 2025 and 2026, so you can judge whether outcomes are improving rather than reading a single year in isolation. It shows the institute-wide average B.Tech CTC, the median package, and the highest package recorded each year. The median matters as much as the average here because a few outsized international offers can inflate the average, while the median reflects what the middle-of-the-batch student actually signs. The 2026 row reflects an in-progress cycle, so its average is not yet consolidated.

The trend is one of gradual, stable growth rather than a dramatic jump: the average B.Tech package edged up from ₹10.50 LPA in 2024 to ₹10.75 LPA in 2025, while the highest package rose from ₹50 LPA to ₹58 LPA over the same period. Just as important, the placement rate improved sharply from 72.60% in 2024 to 92.31% in 2025, meaning far more students were converting offers even as averages held firm. The standout 2026 data point - a ₹3.40 Crore international offer - signals that NIT Hamirpur's top talent is now competing for genuinely global packages, though such offers remain rare outliers, not the norm.

Notable Offers and Package Distribution

NIT Hamirpur's package distribution in 2026 is sharply pyramidal: a tiny apex of elite international and product-company offers sits far above a broad base of mass-recruiter roles in the ₹6-12 LPA band. The most notable offer of the 2026 cycle is the ₹3.40 Crore international package secured by Aryan Mittal, an ECE dual-degree student - the highest in the institute's history. Within the Electronics stream specifically, the highest domestic offer touched ₹1.68 Crore per annum in 2026. Reflecting the premium tier, around 15 students received offers of ₹40 LPA and roughly 50 students crossed the ₹30 LPA mark during the 2026 drive.

In 2025, the premium end was anchored by recruiters such as Google, which hired two students at ₹58 LPA, and Nvidia, which picked five electronics students at ₹56 LPA - explaining why CSE and ECE post the highest branch ceilings. Below this apex, the bulk of NIT Hamirpur placements come from mass recruiters including Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini, IBM, Samsung, Oracle, Bloomberg, Larsen and Toubro, Maruti Suzuki, Godrej and Reliance Jio. For an applicant, the practical reading is this: the ₹3.40 Crore and ₹58 LPA headlines are achievable only by a handful at the very top, while the realistic median outcome - around ₹10.75 LPA in 2025 - comes from the deep pool of IT services, core engineering and product roles that recruit in volume across branches.