By | Jobs | 13-Aug-2026 14:01:48
The university also reported strong higher education outcomes, with more than 135 students securing over 400 offers from leading universities globally. The graduating cohort received 24 offers from Oxford and Cambridge universities, collectively known as Oxbridge, and 24 offers from Ivy League institutions.
Among placed students, the average CTC for the top 20% stood at Rs 22.5 lakh, while the median CTC for the same group was Rs 22 lakh.
According to the university, around 80% of placed students joined six major sectors, with BFSI accounting for the largest share of placements.
The sector-wise placement trends were:
Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI): 20% of placements, with an average CTC of Rs 12.7 lakh, up 3% from the previous year.
Consulting: 18% of placements, with an average CTC of Rs 16 lakh, representing a 30% increase from the previous year.
Development and Social Impact: 15% of placements, with the average CTC rising 11% to Rs 11.5 lakh.
Technology: 9% of placements, with the average CTC increasing 26% to Rs 15.1 lakh.
Data, Research and Analytics: 9% of placements, with the average CTC rising 26% to Rs 13.5 lakh.
EdTech and Education: 7% of placements, with the average CTC increasing 25% to Rs 11.9 lakh.
Alongside employment outcomes, Ashoka University students recorded strong results in applications for higher education abroad.
The graduating cohort received 24 Oxbridge offers, compared with 15 in the previous year. The number of Ivy League offers also increased to 24 from 13.
Students received partial scholarships ranging from 10% to 80% for master's programmes at institutions including Yale University, Columbia University, the University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, Sciences Po, Oxford, Cambridge, the London School of Economics, Hertie School and the National University of Singapore.
The university also reported 19 top international scholarships secured by students in a single year. These included the Rhodes, Gates Cambridge, Fulbright-Nehru, Chevening and Erasmus Mundus scholarships.
In addition, students received 16 PhD admissions, including 12 fully funded offers.
Priyanka Chandhok, Vice President, Career Advancement, Ashoka University, said the placement results reflect the talent and perseverance of students as well as the university's relationships with employers across industries.
Chandhok said the university saw growth across consulting, technology, BFSI, and data, research and analytics, alongside an expansion of its recruiter base with 78 new organisations.
She added that the university's focus remains on creating meaningful opportunities for students and preparing them for an evolving employment landscape.
Rishikesha T. Krishnan, Vice-Chancellor of Ashoka University, said the outcomes demonstrate the value of the university's multidisciplinary education model.
He said the graduating class had secured opportunities across leading organisations and top global universities, adding that multidisciplinary education helps students develop the curiosity, confidence and adaptability required to navigate a rapidly changing world.
The university said it will continue to focus on interdisciplinary learning and academic excellence as students move into careers, entrepreneurship, research and higher education.