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Noida International University Holds Second HR Conclave With Industry
Noida International University held a special meeting about jobs and careers.
It was called the second HR Conclave of the university.
More than 90 organisations took part, including technology, healthcare and education companies.
Students learned what employers expect from new workers.
Speakers discussed skills, training, recruitment and changing workplace trends.
University leaders said students need both classroom knowledge and practical experience.
Vivek Kumar said getting a placement is only the start of a career.
The university said the event would help students connect with companies and prepare for future jobs.
Noida International University held its second HR Conclave on campus on September 22, 2026.
Representatives from more than 90 organisations, including boAt, Paytm, vivo, Philips Healthcare, Hitachi and Physics Wallah, attended.
The event focused on employability, talent needs, recruitment trends, workplace expectations and skill development.
Chief Guest Vivek Kumar stressed the need to prepare skilled, industry-ready professionals and align education with workplace requirements.
University leaders said the conclave strengthened industry-academia connections and provided students with direct exposure to professional expectations.
- Who
- Noida International University’s Training and Placement Department organised the event, with representatives from more than 90 organisations participating. Vivek Kumar was the Chief Guest.
- What
- The university hosted its second HR Conclave, focused on employability, recruitment, talent requirements, industry trends and skill development.
- Where
- The campus of Noida International University in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- When
- September 22, 2026.
- Why
- To strengthen industry-academia collaboration, give students industry exposure and help prepare them for changing career opportunities.
Key facts
- Event
- Second HR Conclave 2026
- Organiser
- Training and Placement Department, Noida International University
- Participants
- Representatives from more than 90 industries and organisations
- Chief Guest
- Vivek Kumar, Director, boAt (NR), Kanpur, and NATS, Ministry of Education
- Main topics
- Employability, talent acquisition, recruitment expectations, training, performance, workplace trends and skill development
- University objective
- To build stronger connections between academic learning and industry opportunities
Quotes
Dr. Devesh Kumar Singh
Chairman of Noida International University
“The HR Conclave reflects NIU’s commitment to creating meaningful connections between academia and industry. In today’s rapidly changing professional landscape, it is essential that students understand industry expectations and develop the skills, adaptability and professional mindset required to succeed. Through such platforms, we aim to provide students with greater industry exposure and create opportunities for meaningful engagement with leading organisations.”
theprint.in
“Industry-academia collaboration is an important part of preparing students for the world of work. The HR Conclave provides a valuable platform for industry leaders and academic stakeholders to exchange ideas on emerging talent requirements, recruitment trends and skill development. At NIU, we remain focused on equipping our students with relevant knowledge and practical exposure so that they can confidently navigate evolving career opportunities.”
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