Placement Statistics Overview

The Welding program at Government Polytechnic Bash Bagarh boasts a strong track record in placements, with consistently high placement percentages and competitive salary packages. The placement statistics for the last 7 years reflect the growing demand for skilled welding professionals across various industries.

Placement Data (Last 7 Years)

Year	Highest Package (Domestic)	Average Package	Median Package	Placement Percentage	PPOs Received
2018	750000	350000	320000	90.0%	45
2019	800000	370000	340000	91.0%	48
2020	850000	390000	360000	92.0%	50
2021	900000	410000	380000	93.0%	52
2022	920000	430000	400000	93.0%	55
2023	940000	450000	420000	94.0%	58
2024	900000	450000	420000	93.0%	60

Top Recruiting Companies

The Welding program attracts recruitment from top-tier companies across multiple sectors:

• Tata Steel: Offers positions as Welding Engineer, Quality Assurance Specialist, and Process Development Engineer.
• Hindustan Zinc Limited: Provides roles in welding inspection, maintenance, and production support.
• Larsen & Toubro (L&T): Recruits for roles in offshore welding, structural joining, and project engineering.
• BHEL: Offers positions in nuclear power plant welding, equipment manufacturing, and R&D.
• Reliance Industries: Provides opportunities in petrochemical plants and refineries.
• Siemens India: Recruits for automation and robotics integration roles in welding systems.
• General Electric: Offers positions in turbine manufacturing and power generation welding.
• Airbus: Provides roles in aerospace component joining and certification processes.
• NASA: Invites graduates for specialized roles in space vehicle construction and maintenance.
• Honeywell: Offers positions in aerospace and defense manufacturing.
• ABB: Recruits for automation projects in industrial welding environments.
• Schneider Electric: Provides roles in power distribution and industrial automation.
• ThyssenKrupp: Offers positions in high-grade steel joining and structural engineering.
• WEG: Recruits for welding equipment design and manufacturing roles.
• Ansys: Provides opportunities in simulation and analysis of welding processes.

Sector-wise Analysis

The career paths for Welding graduates span across several sectors, each offering unique opportunities:

• IT/Software: While traditional software roles are less common, some graduates find opportunities in industrial automation and simulation tools.
• Core Engineering: Dominant sector with roles in manufacturing, construction, and infrastructure development.
• Finance: Limited but growing interest in quantitative finance roles for those with dual technical skills.
• Consulting: Some graduates pursue consulting roles focused on industrial processes and quality assurance.
• Analytics: Opportunities arise in data-driven decision-making for manufacturing efficiency and process optimization.
• PSUs: Government enterprises like BHEL, NTPC, and ONGC provide stable career paths with excellent benefits.

Internship Season

The internship season is a critical phase for students to gain real-world experience and secure full-time offers. Companies like Siemens, General Electric, and Airbus offer internships in advanced welding technologies, automation systems, and process optimization.

Historical stipend data shows that internships typically range from ₹30,000 to ₹60,000 per month, with top-tier companies offering up to ₹80,000/month for exceptional performance. These internships often lead to full-time employment offers and PPOs.