The highest package offered at Kalvium is INR 36 Lakhs, while the average package stood at INR 20 Lakhs. Various recruiters participated in the recruitment process of Kalvium including ThoughtWorks Technologies, Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Reliance Jio and more.
Kalvium’s placement data for 2026 states that the median package offered at the institute was INR 20 LPA. The highest package reached INR 36 LPA. Around 78.12% students from Kalvium-partnered universities have been placed before completion of graduation. More than 26 companies, including Josys, Tata 1mg, Yellow AI, Quicklend, 7-Eleven, iCliniq, Clari, 2RK Capital, PhonePe, etc. participated in the recruitment process.
During the placement at Kalvium, 72% students received domestic offers, while 28% students received offers from global companies. Kalvium also offers paid internships to its students. 90.4% students have completed their internship.
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Kalvium Placement Packages 2026
The details of packages offered at Kalvium’s partner universities are mentioned below.
| Metric | Amount |
|---|---|
| Highest Package | INR 36 LPA |
| Median Package | INR 20 LPA |
| Lowest Package | INR 15 LPA |
Kalvium Summer Internship Highlights
Kalvium offers summer internships in partnership with Fortune 500 firms and startups. The latest highlights are tabulated below.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Highest Stipend | INR 5.40 LPA |
| Average Stipend | INR 3.34 LPA |
| Median Stipend | INR 3 LPA |
| Average Stipend of Top 25% Students | INR 5.29 LPA |
| Average Stipend of Middle 80% Students | INR 3.28 LPA |
| Students Who Completed Internship (2025-26 Batch) | 90.4% |
Kalvium Sector-wise Placement Trends 2026
Most of the students have been placed in AI/Data/Analytics with the percentage being 19.4%. Other popular sectors include IT and Consulting, and SaaS (Enterprise Software). Only 1.6% students were placed in EVs, making it the least preferred sector. The details are given in the table below.
| Sector | Percentage of Students Placed |
|---|---|
| AI/Data/Analytics | 19.4% |
| IT Services/Consulting | 17.7% |
| SaaS/Enterprise Software | 16.1% |
| HealthTech/BioTech/Pharma | 12.9% |
| FinTech/Banking/Payments | 11.3% |
| Media/Gaming/Entertainment | 8.1% |
| EdTech/Learning | 6.5% |
| FoodTech/AgriTech | 6.5% |
| EVs | 1.6% |
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Kalvium Placement FAQs
Ques. When do placement opportunities begin during the B.Tech program at Kalvium?
Ans. Students at Kalvium become eligible for internships and placement opportunities from their second year onward, depending on whether they have the required skills, and which companies are visiting for the placement process.
Ques. How does Kalvium prepare its students for placements?
Ans. Kalvium’s curriculum focuses on project-based learning, real-world problem-solving, and continuous skill development. Students work on industry-relevant projects, build portfolios, and develop technical and communication skills. The program emphasizes learning how to present work effectively, handle feedback, and adapt to challenges – to handle placement cycles successfully.
Ques. How does Kalvium’s management help the students who face rejections during placements?
Ans. Kalvium encourages students to improve resumes, strengthen project portfolios, and refine interview skills. Academic mentors guide them towards identifying the differences and working on them.
Ques. Does Kalvium guarantee job placements?
Ans. While success in placements depends on individual effort, skill development, and the student’s response to feedback, Kalvium only provides practical training, hands-on projects, and access to companies looking for professionals. It does not guarantee placements or specific salary outcomes.
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