7 months ago
Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya placement drive yields 456 job offers
A college called Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya had a big job fair.
Lots of students came to find jobs, and many companies came to hire them.
In the end, 456 students got job offers.
The companies offered jobs in different areas like sales, customer service, and finance.
Some of the big companies that came were Devyani International Ltd and MRF Limited.
The college worked with other groups to make this job fair happen.
Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya held a placement drive resulting in 456 job offers.
610 students participated out of 1,021 registered candidates.
19 companies offered jobs in sectors like sales, customer service, finance, manufacturing, and frontline operations.
Major recruiters included Devyani International Ltd, MRF Limited, and Bandhan Bank.
The drive was organized by the college's IQAC, SSSPPC, Skill Development Cell, and Alumni Association, in collaboration with the Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare.
- Who
- Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya, 19 companies, 610 students
- What
- Placement drive resulting in 456 job offers
- Where
- Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- To provide employment opportunities to students
Key facts
- College
- Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya
- Job Offers
- 456
- Participating Students
- 610
- Registered Candidates
- 1,021
- Participating Companies
- 19
- Sectors
- Sales, customer service, finance, manufacturing, frontline operations
- Major Recruiters
- Devyani International Ltd, Arohan Financial Services, MRF Limited, Bandhan Bank, L&T Finance Limited, Randstad, Fusion CX, Annapurna Finance, GD Goenka Healthcare Academy, Akasa Finance, Asirvad Microfinance, Spandana Sphoorty Financial Limited, Bharat Finance Inclusion Ltd, Future Z, Renaissance Kitchen & Home Solutions
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