Placement Cell

The University Placement Cell is a vital component of the University and responsible for bridging the gap between academia and industry. Here's an overview of its activities:

Objectives:

1. Career Development: Enhance students' employability and career prospects.
2. Industry Interface: Foster relationships between the university and industry partners.
3. Industry Interface: Foster relationships between the university and industry partners. Placement Opportunities: Provide job opportunities to students through campus placements, internships, and other industry interactions.
4. Industry Interface: Foster relationships between the university and industry partners. Networking Opportunities: Students can build relationships with industry professionals, potentially leading to future job opportunities.

Activities:

5. Campus Placements: Organize campus recruitment drives, where companies visit the university to select students for job openings.
6. Internship Opportunities: Facilitate internships, allowing students to gain industry experience and build their skills.
7. Career Guidance: Offer career counseling, resume building, and interview preparation to students.
8. Industry Interactions: Arrange guest lectures, workshops, and seminars by industry experts to expose students to real-world scenarios.
9. Networking: Establish relationships with industry partners, alumni, and other stakeholders to create opportunities for students.
10. Soft Skills Development: Conduct training sessions to enhance students' soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
11. Placement Portal: Maintain a portal to connect students with job opportunities and provide resources for career development.