Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Job Fair Places Over 300 Candidates in Bengaluru
A job fair was held in Bengaluru to help people find work.
It was organised by Samarthanam Trust and Bengaluru City University.
More than 300 people attended, including people with disabilities.
Twenty-seven companies came to meet and interview job seekers.
Some candidates received appointment letters after the interviews.
University officials encouraged candidates to be confident and improve their communication skills.
Samarthanam Trust said it has helped about 30,000 people with disabilities find jobs.
The trust also said it has helped nearly one lakh people with disabilities access higher education.
Samarthanam Trust and Bengaluru City University organised a job fair at Central College.
More than 300 candidates, including persons with disabilities, attended the event.
Twenty-seven companies from various sectors participated in interviews.
Eligible applicants received appointment letters based on qualifications and suitability.
Samarthanam Trust said it has helped employ around 30,000 persons with disabilities in five to six years.
- Who
- Samarthanam Trust, Bengaluru City University, 27 participating companies, and more than 300 candidates, including persons with disabilities.
- What
- A job fair was organised, with company interviews and appointment letters issued to eligible applicants.
- Where
- The new academic block of Central College in Bengaluru.
- Why
- To provide employment opportunities to young job seekers, including persons with disabilities.
- Organisers
- Samarthanam Trust and the Training and Placement Centre of Dr. Manmohan Singh Bengaluru City University
- Location
- New academic block of Central College, Bengaluru
- Participating companies
- 27 companies from various sectors
- Attendance
- More than 300 candidates
- Appointments
- Eligible applicants received appointment letters based on their qualifications and suitability
- Employment support
- Samarthanam Trust said it helped around 30,000 persons with disabilities find employment over the past five to six years
- Higher education support
- The trust said it facilitated higher education access for nearly one lakh persons with disabilities across India