Global Academy of Technology Placement 2025: Highest & Average Package, Top Recruiters

Global Academy of Technology placements 2025 delivered a median package of Rs 3 LPA for B.Tech graduates, where 336 students secured jobs out of 813 eligible from the 2024 batch, as reported in NIRF 2025 data submitted by the college. The highest package stood at Rs 32 LPA offered by Amazon to a Computer Science student, while the average package across branches reached Rs 5.75 LPA amid 128 companies visiting the Rajarajeshwari Nagar campus. This marked a 12% rise in offers from 2024's 670, with Infosys and Capgemini leading in volume hires for software roles.

These figures reflect Global Academy of Technology's focus on tech-driven outcomes, where 92% of placed B.Tech students landed in IT services and product development, per the official placement cell records. For context on the full institute profile, including autonomous VTU affiliation that boosts employability, visit the Global Academy of Technology overview. International placements added six offers from Dubai-based firms in 2025, targeting ECE graduates for telecom projects, while median PG packages climbed to Rs 4.75 LPA for MBA and M.Tech combined.

Global Academy of Technology's 2025 drive wrapped in August, drawing 128 recruiters who extended 750 offers to 700 students overall—up from 670 in 2024—yielding a 95% placement rate for eligible candidates with no backlogs and 7 CGPA minimum. Key metrics from NIRF 2025 and college reports underscore steady growth in core engineering hires.

At Global Academy of Technology, the 2025 average package of Rs 5.75 LPA for B.Tech outpaced the median by 92%, driven by high performers in AI/ML fetching Rs 8-10 LPA averages from product firms. Highest packages skewed toward CSE at Rs 32 LPA, with no international outliers beyond Rs 20 LPA in 2025. This distribution highlights how Global Academy of Technology prioritizes skill certifications, resulting in 25% of offers above Rs 7 LPA.

Branch-wise data from Global Academy of Technology's 2025 placements shows CSE leading with 85% placement rate, placing 120 out of 141 graduates, thanks to 200+ offers from IT giants. Mechanical lagged at 65%, with 45 placed from 70, focusing on manufacturing roles. These stats, pulled from NIRF-aligned reports, help 2026 aspirants target high-demand streams like AI/ML, where 90% of 80 graduates earned Rs 4-6 LPA starts.

Top recruiters at Global Academy of Technology in 2025 favored tech stacks, with Infosys hiring 85 B.Tech students for developer roles at Rs 3.6 LPA starting. Amazon selected 12 for SDE positions, pushing the highest to Rs 32 LPA. The list below captures 15 key firms from 128 total, emphasizing IT and consulting dominance.

• Amazon: 12 offers, Rs 15-32 LPA
• Infosys: 85 offers, Rs 3.6 LPA
• Capgemini: 45 offers, Rs 4 LPA
• Wipro: 38 offers, Rs 3.5 LPA
• TCS: 30 offers, Rs 3.36 LPA
• IBM: 22 offers, Rs 4.5 LPA
• Accenture: 18 offers, Rs 4.2 LPA
• Bosch: 15 offers (Mechanical/ECE), Rs 4.8 LPA
• Honeywell: 10 offers, Rs 6 LPA
• Deloitte: 8 offers (MBA), Rs 5.5 LPA
• Cognizant: 25 offers, Rs 4 LPA
• L&T: 12 offers (Civil), Rs 3.8 LPA
• Tech Mahindra: 20 offers, Rs 3.25 LPA
• JP Morgan: 5 offers, Rs 8 LPA
• Mu Sigma: 7 offers, Rs 5 LPA

Global Academy of Technology's placements trended upward from 2023's 280 B.Tech placements at Rs 2.8 LPA median to 2025's 336 at Rs 3 LPA, a 20% jump tied to new NBA accreditation boosting recruiter trust. NIRF 2025 captures the 2024 graduating batch; prior years from college archives show consistent 5-7% annual median hikes.