Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) reportedly bar Oracle and 21 other companies from campus placements for the next two placement seasons after the firms withdraw or renege on job offers made to students.
According to the reports, the decision follows multiple cases in which more than 150 job offers to graduates are said to have been revoked. The outlets describe IITs as choosing to stop cooperation with the affected companies as a disciplinary measure, with the freeze set to last for two placement cycles.
While the articles broadly agree on the main action and the number of companies involved, their wording varies. One report specifies that the freeze applies to “22 companies” and highlights that the action follows failures to honour offers, while another frames the step as barring firms from campus placements over “revoked offers.” The scale of the impact on offer letters—stated as over 150 across outlets—remains a consistent element of the accounts.
