MUMBAI: The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have become fertile grounds for other universities to hire for professor roles to improve their global standings and meet faculty needs as they expand campuses.
A clutch of private universities has registered as recruiters for bachelor's, master's and doctorate degree holders from IITs to teach mathematics, chemistry and physics to their students, placement executives and students told Mint. The median compensation offered is ₹12-15 lakh a year, on a par with the median pay offered by companies hiring from older IITs.
"The universities are usually looking at master's and PhD students who will help the universities up their international rankings," said Suchindra Kumar, partner and leader-education, PwC India.
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