Training & Placement

Placement

College placement is a process that helps students find jobs after graduation. It involves a placement cell, which acts as a bridge between students and potential employers.

How does the process work?

• The placement cell identifies industries that match the students' academic background.
• The cell invites these industries to visit the campus for recruitment.
• The cell schedules and manages the recruitment process.
• The cell informs students about the visiting companies in advance.
• Students research the companies and prepare for interviews.
• Students undergo the campus recruiting process and final selection.

Why is placement important?

• Placement can help students decide whether to enter the workforce or pursue further education.
• Placement can help students build confidence and improve their skills.
• Placement can help students get direction in their lives.

How can students prepare for placement?

• Students can research the companies visiting the campus.
• Students can learn about the company's culture, job responsibilities, and working conditions.
• Students can customize their cover letter to attract the interviewer's attention.