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In one line. Public-funded institutions (IITs, NITs, IIMs, IIITs, Central Universities) and AICTE-approved colleges that are public authorities maintain placement registers that are disclosable under Section 4 of the RTI Act. Aspirants and accreditation bodies routinely extract company-wise, year-wise offer data through RTI.
Part of Pillar 3 — RTI for Students & Youth.
rtionline.gov.in or institute RTI portal.To, The Central/State Public Information Officer, [Institute Name / AICTE (for NIRF / accreditation data)], [Address] Subject: Information under Section 6(1) of the RTI Act, 2005, regarding campus placement records. Sir/Madam, I, [Name], [Student / Alumnus / Citizen], address [Full Address], submit: Institute / University: ________ Programme / Degree: ________ Batch / Year of graduation: ________ Please provide, for Academic Year [YYYY-YY]: 1. Branch-wise / programme-wise number of students registered for placements, placed (on-campus + off-campus), and unplaced. 2. Company-wise list of offers with role designation and CTC, anonymised at candidate level. 3. Internship-to-PPO conversion count and rate. 4. Median, mean, and mode CTC, separately for on-campus and off-campus. 5. Dream-offer and second-offer counts. 6. Training & Placement Office budget, head-count, and list of companies visited. 7. Placement data submitted to NIRF / NBA / NAAC, with any variance notes. 8. Certified copy of the Placement Policy adopted by the Institute. 9. Action taken if a company reneged on an offer in the same period. 10. First Appellate Authority contact. I enclose Indian Postal Order No. __________ for Rs. 10. I declare I am an Indian citizen. Yours faithfully, [Signature, Date, Place]
nirfindia.org strengthens the record.
Q1. Can a private college refuse?
Yes under RTI. But public-funded and substantially-financed private colleges are in scope; AICTE data is always in scope.
Q2. Is student-level data available?
Only in anonymised aggregate. Named data = §8(1)(j).
Q3. What's a “dream offer”?
A top-tier offer above the standard CTC threshold set by the TPO; policy documents clarify.
Q4. Can I ask about rejected applications from companies?
Yes — in aggregate; the company-wise rejection count is institute record.
Placement brochures sell. Placement registers tell the truth. RTI bridges the gap — and makes the numbers comparable across institutes and years.
Last reviewed: 21 April 2026.