Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Google, PLACECOM Launch AI Campus Placement Platform in India
Google and a company called PLACECOM have teamed up to make a new computer program that helps college students find jobs.
The program can help students write better resumes, practice interviews, and match them with companies that want their skills.
Vivekananda Global University in Jaipur is the first school to use it, so its students get a head start.
The program also helps teachers and recruiters see how ready students are and what jobs might fit them.
It even works for students who speak different languages, so everyone can get a fair chance at a job.
Google partners with PLACECOM to create an AI‑powered campus recruitment platform for Indian universities.
Vivekananda Global University in Jaipur becomes the first early adopter, giving students early access.
The platform offers AI resume building, skill‑gap analysis, mock interviews, recruiter matching, and analytics.
It supports regional‑language students, aiming to reduce language barriers in hiring.
The initiative is expected to improve student employability and provide data‑driven insights for recruiters.
- Who
- Google, PLACECOM, and Vivekananda Global University
- What
- AI-powered campus placement platform
- When
- July 30, 2023
- Where
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Why
- To enhance employability, streamline recruitment, and improve hiring outcomes for higher education institutions
- Partnership
- Google and PLACECOM
- Platform
- AI-powered campus placement ecosystem
- Early adopter
- Vivekananda Global University
- Features
- AI resume building, skill-gap analysis, mock interviews, recruiter matching, analytics
- Target users
- Students, faculty, placement teams, recruiters