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- Tirupati, September 20: 208 students were selected for jobs in the campus recruitment drive organized at SDHR Degree and PG College in New Balaji Colony, Tirupati.
- Students from various departments of the college participated in this recruitment process organized under the auspices of various prominent organizations.
- First Source Solutions, Autosense India Private Limited, and Pace Setters organized the campus drive.
Tirupati, September 20: 208 students were selected for jobs in the campus recruitment drive organized at SDHR Degree and PG College in New Balaji Colony, Tirupati. Students from various departments of the college participated in this recruitment process organized under the auspices of various prominent organizations.
First Source Solutions, Autosense India Private Limited, and Pace Setters organized the campus drive. As part of the selection process, a total of 208 students were selected for job opportunities after examining the students’ talents and skills.
College Principal A. Usha advised the students to continuously develop their skills. She said that students should take advantage of the placement opportunities available in the college. She congratulated the students who were selected for jobs.
College Chairman D.V.S. Chakravarthy Reddy said that the main objective of the college is to provide quality education as well as better employment opportunities to the students. He said that they are preparing the students according to the needs of the industry with the aim of “Campus to Corporate” .
He said that students can avail good opportunities by developing the skills required for employment along with their studies. He expressed happiness over the fact that students are getting job opportunities while they are still in their fifth semester.
The college management said that in the future, steps will be taken to bring more prominent companies to the college campus and provide more job opportunities to the students. The college management, principal and faculty congratulated the 208 students who were selected for jobs.
