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Apeejay Institute of Design (AID), New Delhi Placements 2023 - Average & Highest Package, Percentage

  • New Delhi (Delhi)
  • Private
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Updated on Jan 17, 2024 0:10PM IST

Placements at Apeejay Institute of Design

AID has a placement cell that manages all its campus recruitment. The placement cell at Apeejay Institute of Design ensures that its students get relevant opportunities. Many national and international companies participate in the AID placements. Some of the students at the institute have even bagged multiple offers. The institute also offers its students with internship facility as it strongly believes that internships are a vital part of higher education to increase the employability skills of the students.

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AID Placement Report 2019

The placement record of AID has always been impressive. The institute has always been working hard to help its students get the right job opportunities as per their interests. Some of the highlights of AID placements are given below:

Average Salary Rs.50,000 (per month)
Highest Salary Rs.5,00,000 (per month)
Top Recruiting Companies Marks & Spencer, Ogilvy & Mather PVT. LTD, Timberland, House of Design etc
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Related Questions

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Samiksha Rautela, Student / Alumni

-Answered on Feb-05-2021

Dear Student,

Apeejay Institute of Design does provide hostel facility to both girls and boys students. Go through other campus facilities offered by the Apeejay Institute of Design, New Delhi.

To apply for admission at Apeejay Institute of Design, connect with our admission experts by either dialling the helpline number 1800-572-9877 (toll-free) or filling-up the Common Application Form. In case of more question, write back in the QnA zone.

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FAQs about Apeejay Institute of Design (AID), New Delhi Placements

Which companies were major recruiters at AID, New Delhi?

Amongst the companies that recruited from AID, New Delhi, some of the prominent recruiters were DDB Mudra Group, HT Media, Marks & Spencer, Orient Craft, Shoppers Stop, etc.
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