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How to read average, median and highest placement figures

Know what each placement number means and the questions that protect students from misleading comparisons.

6-minute guide

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Placement numbers are meaningful only when the programme, batch, calculation basis and reporting period are clear. A university-wide headline may not describe the course being considered.

01

Median is not average

Median shows the middle outcome; average can move sharply because of a few high packages.

Ask for the exact metric

Confirm whether non-placed students are included

Check domestic versus international package

Identify the relevant graduating year

02

Highest is an exception

Use the highest package as a proof that one outcome occurred—not as an expectation.

Course and campus

Domestic or international role

On-campus or off-campus

Number of students near that figure

03

Recruiter logos need context

A named company may have hired one student, interns or students from another programme.

Roles offered

Number of offers

Programme hired from

Repeat recruiter or one-time visit

04

Ask for programme-level evidence

The closest cohort to the student’s intended course is the most useful comparison.

Batch size and placement participation

Internship conversion

Core versus non-core roles

Higher-study and entrepreneurship outcomes

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