What the DoMS placement archive can tell you
The Department of Management Studies at IIT Roorkee maintains a Placement Reports page listing MBA-related report editions through 2025, including summer and final-placement titles. The captured page displays the titles but does not expose inspectable report attachment links. The linked XML endpoint returned 404 during the saved source check. The archive therefore identifies editions to look for, but the listing alone does not verify salary figures, placement rates, recruiter counts or the scope of any graduating cohort. DoMS Placement Reports.
The titles distinguish some report types. “Summer Placement Report” and “Placement Report” appear for 2025 and 2024, while earlier entries include “Summer Placement Report” and “Final Placement Report”. Do not assume that two differently titled reports measure the same outcome or cover the same students. A summer internship result is not a final-placement result, and an edition year should be checked against the period and cohort named inside the document. The source listing does not define these terms in enough detail to calculate a comparable trend.
Read a report by its cohort and denominator
Before comparing a number, open the underlying report and record its publication year, graduating or internship cohort, programme, and measurement period. For a placement percentage, check the number of students eligible, those seeking placement, and those counted as placed. “All students placed” is not interpretable without knowing who was included and whether students who chose further study, entrepreneurship, deferred offers or opted out remain in the denominator.
For salary figures, verify the currency, annual or monthly basis, fixed or total compensation, and whether the measure is mean, median or highest offer. A median is less affected by a few extreme offers than an average, but it still describes only the cohort and reporting method stated in the report. Compare like with like across years; a shift in cohort size, eligibility or salary basis can make a simple year-to-year comparison misleading.
Recruiter names need similar context. Establish whether an organisation attended an event, issued an offer or hired a student, and whether the list is for final placements, summer internships or another activity. A company logo or name on a department page is not evidence of a particular role, offer count or current recruiting plan. The captured archive page does not include those underlying details.
Process information is cycle-specific
DoMS has a separate Placement Process page. Its captured version describes broad considerations for companies visiting campus, including job profile, reputation, growth prospects, compensation and alumni feedback. It also shows a calendar with recruitment and internship dates from 2024-25. Those dates are historical and should not be used to plan a current recruitment cycle. DoMS Placement Process.
For a student, use the current department or placement-office communication for eligibility, registration, deadlines and rules. Ask which report covers your cohort and whether its denominator includes all eligible students or only those who opted in. For an employer, confirm the current process and calendar directly with the placement office; an older page does not establish present availability or a current schedule.
What remains unverified
The official pages captured for this guide do not provide an inspectable 2025 placement report or its underlying tables. No current DoMS MBA placement rate, cohort denominator, median or average salary, highest package, recruiter count or role distribution can responsibly be reported from the available evidence. The report archive is still a useful starting point: request the original edition and read its definitions before citing a figure. Until that source is available, the missing metrics should stay unknown rather than be filled with figures copied from aggregators or another IIT department.