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Not Just IIT, Google Also Hires From These 5 Colleges- Get In

In India, it's not just IITs that are great for engineering. There are many other top colleges that Google also keeps an eye on. These institutes train their students so well that Google hires them with high salary packages.

In India, when people talk about top engineering colleges, the first name that comes up is the Indian Institute of Technology (IITs). But apart from these well known institutes , there are other engineering colleges in the country that are also famous for their quality education, skilled students, and strong industry connections.

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Big tech companies like Google don’t just hire from IITs, they also give preference to talented students from other top colleges and offer them high salary packages. Let’s take a look at five such top engineering institutes in India that Google also prefers during placements.

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  1. Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (BITS Pilani):
    BITS Pilani is one of the most well-known private engineering colleges in India. This institute not only offers great technical education but also encourages innovation and research. Students here don’t just focus on bookish knowledge, they are active in exploring new ideas and technologies. That’s why top multinational companies like Google offer high-paying jobs to students from BITS Pilani.
  1. National Institute of Technology, Trichy (NIT Trichy):
    NIT Trichy is considered one of the best NITs in India. It is known for its strong academics and high-quality education. The teaching here gives students a solid technical foundation and excellent problem-solving skills. That’s why companies like Google see NIT Trichy students as a good fit for technical challenges.
  2. Delhi Technological University (DTU), Delhi:
    Delhi Technological University, earlier known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE), is one of the oldest and most respected engineering colleges in India. It is especially well-known for computer science and software engineering. Students from DTU often get great placements at top companies like Google because of their strong academic background and hands-on training.
  3. Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore:
    VIT Vellore is known for its industry-focused education and modern course structure. The syllabus here is regularly updated to match industry needs. This helps students gain not just theoretical knowledge, but also strong practical skills. That’s why companies like Google show interest in hiring graduates from VIT.
  4. Anna University, Chennai:
    Anna University is a top government technical university in South India. It also oversees many engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu. The university is known for its academic quality, industry connections, and active research work. Big tech companies like Google respect students from Anna University for their technical knowledge and innovative ideas.

These colleges not only provide students with knowledge, but also prepare them to face global-level challenges. That’s why top recruiters like Google hire students from these institutes and offer them impressive salary packages.

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First published on: Apr 19, 2025 12:12 PM IST


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