Indore (Madhya Pradesh): 26 students of the Indian Institute of Technology Indore have been shortlisted by a Japanese company Rakuten during campus placements that took place in virtual mode.
This is for the first time that such a big lot of students have been shortlisted by any Japanese company for placement.
Accordign to the sources, a student has even been offered a package of Rs 60 lakh by the Japanese company.
However, IIT Indore public relations officer Sunil Kumar said that a Japanese company had participated in the campus placements and is likely to release a campus placement report in the evening.
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