CMR engineering and management salary figures, university-wide placed count, recruiters, placement preparation and limits of the reported cohort data.
The May 2026 placement summary gives an ₹18 LPA highest offer in the School of Engineering and Technology. The School of Management has a ₹12.5 LPA highest offer and ₹8 LPA average. The ₹18 LPA figure covers the engineering school and is not a separately measured CSE average or median.
The placement cell’s total is 1,477 students placed, with 122 active recruiters from 327 engaged organisations. These totals do not identify one course-wise graduating batch or an eligible-student denominator, so they do not establish a CSE placement percentage.
Engineering recruiters named include TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, IBM, Cognizant, Bosch and SAP Labs. Management recruiters include EY GDS, KPMG, PwC, ICICI Bank and Thomson Reuters. Placement preparation begins in Semester 1 with aptitude, communication and technical-skills training; recruitment registration uses SuperSet.
| Course / group | Batch / source | Measure | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| School of Engineering & Technology | University article · May 2026 | Highest offer | ₹18 LPA |
| School of Management | University article · May 2026 | Highest offer | ₹12.5 LPA |
| School of Management | University article · May 2026 | Average offer | ₹8 LPA |
| University-wide | University article · May 2026 | Students placed | 1,477 |
| University-wide | University article · May 2026 | Active recruiters / engaged | 122 / 327 |
CSE tuition totals ₹14 lakh at the listed semester rate, before residence and other separate payments. There is no matching CSE average salary in the summary with which to calculate a course-specific cost-to-average-salary ratio.
For the OMBR/HRBR dual-specialisation MBA, ₹7 lakh tuition is 0.875 times the ₹8 lakh annual management average; this is a comparison of two amounts. The tuition excludes residential costs, and an annual CTC includes components beyond take-home pay. It does not determine a student’s repayment period.
Yeshwanth’s CSE account mentions mock interviews and aptitude training alongside technical events and faculty help. Dikshith Rao R’s BCA Cloud Computing account asks for earlier placement opportunities. Both enrolled in 2024, and their comments describe preparation and expectations during study.
Their experiences are separate from the university-wide placed total and school salary figures. A student’s rating does not give the number placed in that class or the median salary of its graduates.
Dikshith describes BCA Cloud Computing, events and community-service activities. He likes the faculty and his course choice, but mentions full-day classes and restricted gates. His request for earlier placement opportunities reflects an undergraduate student’s priorities. The City-campus BCA setting differs from Lakeside engineering.
Read the full student review ↗Yeshwanth values approachable teachers, technical events and placement preparation through mock interviews and aptitude sessions. He describes theory and laboratory work, while asking for updated topics, improvements to some facilities and later opening hours. The useful distinction is between the support available and the practical work he still wants strengthened.
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Read more student reviews ↗The May 2026 university placement summary gives ₹18 LPA as the highest offer in the School of Engineering and Technology.
The management figures are ₹12.5 LPA highest and ₹8 LPA average in the May 2026 summary.
The placement cell total is 1,477 students placed. The summary does not match that count to a single course-wise graduating batch.
The cited summary gives an engineering-school highest offer rather than a separate CSE median, eligible-batch size or placement rate.
