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On-campus placements have become a popular method for companies to find new talent directly from high-reputation colleges, allowing students to get jobs in their dream companies without extensive effort and often resulting in higher salaries than off-campus placements; these on-campus placements have different rules between colleges regarding how many companies a student can apply to, categorizing them as single or double appearance placements.

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On-campus placements have become a popular method for companies to find new talent directly from high-reputation colleges, allowing students to get jobs in their dream companies without extensive effort and often resulting in higher salaries than off-campus placements; these on-campus placements have different rules between colleges regarding how many companies a student can apply to, categorizing them as single or double appearance placements.

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An Introduction To On-Campus Placement

Getting Job in a good company is every student's desire. The old method of recruitment was such that
students have to come to the company for getting placed. But now a days, this trend has been
changed. Now most of the placements take place On Campus. In On campus placements, students got
placed in the company called by their respective colleges. Many companies now visit High-reputation
colleges in order to find new talent.
So, the placement that is carried in a college is called On Campus Placement. On-campus
placements have become very popular method of hiring employees. With this, students who are eager
to get a job in a company can get their dream job without doing any extra work. In On-campus
placements, students don't even have to carry long documentaries as in most of the cases, the
company gives a form to students in which they have to fill their details. Thus company gets their data
through forms. The salary given to the selected students is also higher than the students who are
hired OFF-Campus.
For On-Campus placements, every college has different-different rules and regulations. Some
colleges allow their students to sit in exams for all called companies while others allow only one
company for consideration. On the basis of number of companies for which a student can apply, the
On-Campus can be divided into following two parts:
Single Appearance and
Double Appearance Placements.
Single Appearance Placements: In a college where a student can only appear in exam for only one
company, the placement is called Single Appearance Placement.
Double Appearance Placements: If a college allows students to appear in two or multiple companies
then the placement is called Double Appearance Placement.

INTRODUCTION@2
The Placements, both for final jobs, and Summer Internships is an integral part of any institutes annual calendar of
activities.
The Department of Training & Placement is the backbone of any institute. From the very beginning the institute lays
greater emphasis on industrial training, practical training for Engineering and Management students. The students
are introduced to industrial practices through training in the institute workshops and in factories, installation works etc.
The Training and Placement Cell of the institute centrally handles campus placement of the Engineering and
Management students. The cell provides complete support to the visiting companies at every stage of placement
process. Arrangements for pre-placement talks, written tests, interviews and group discussions are made as per the
requirement of the visiting companies.
The institute is having very fruitful and meaningful relations with the various industries so that students are sure of
their placements.

Introduction

Training and Placement Cell:


With the changing educational trends, versatility in educational courses,
availability of masses of qualified personnel, the competition for job
acquisition and job sustainability is becoming more and tougher. To get an
edge over the competitors, students are left with no choice but to add
values to their hard skills with soft skills to exhibit their true potential.
Hard skills:
Hard skills are academic skills, experience and level of expertise while soft
skills are self-developed, interactive, communication, human and
transferable skills. Most employers these days want to hire, retain and
promote persons who are dependable, resourceful, ethical and self
directed, having effective communication, willing to work and learn and
having positive attitude.
Soft skills:
Soft skills is a sociological term relating to a person's Emotional
intelligence quotient (EQ),the cluster of personality traits, social graces,
communication, language, personal habits, friendliness, and optimism that
characterize relationships with other people.
Soft skills are often described by using terms often associated with
personality traits, such as: optimism, common sense, responsibility, a sense
of humor, integrity and abilities that can be practiced (but require the
individual to genuinely like other people) such as: empathy, teamwork,
leadership, communication
Importance of Soft skills
Soft skills are increasingly sought out by employers in addition to standard
qualifications because persons soft skill EQ is an important part of their
individual contribution to the success of an organization. Soft skills are
personal attributes that enhance an individual's interactions, job
performance and career prospects. Unlike hard skills, which are about a
person's skill set and ability to perform a certain type of task or activity,
soft skills relate to a person's ability to interact effectively with coworkers
and customers and are broadly applicable both in and outside the
workplace. It's often said that hard skills will get you an interview but you

need soft skills to get (and keep) the job.


With the onset of economic liberalization, the Indian market is also
becoming global, so the attributes of soft skills are to be imbibed by Indian
youth to show their real potential at intra and international levels.
Understanding the importance of this newly raised important aspect,
Training and Placement cell of Department of Technology have initiated
programs, and activities for developing soft skills in the students.
Objectives of the Placement cell:
Training and Placement cell of Department of Technology is a section within
Student Support and Guidance, which specializes in helping students to
develop their skills and get the job opportunities. Training & Placement cell
is formed for the Department. Cell consist Coordinator (Assistant Professor)
and faculty member of each Department.
The Placement Cell has been assisting the students in paving a way to their
career. All the departments create an environment for the students which
encourage them to make their career and social development that readies
students for successful entry into the society. Various activities involving
students are undertaken throughout the year, like inviting eminent
personalities in different field to deliver talk which enhance students
knowledge. Seminars are arranged where students are given topics related
to syllabus to speak, which build up confidence among the students,. The
Department encourages the students to participate in seminars,
workshops, conferences, debates etc. to exhibit their research potential.
The Placement cell provides information regarding higher education in India
and abroad, job opportunities and the requirement received from the
industrial sector is generally circulated and displayed on notice board for
the information of students or communicated by e-mail . Students have
been placed in various companies, organizations, industries and colleges. It
also extends its services by offering various trainings to the students on
personality development and career development skills, etc. The database
of the students is managed by the cell which plays a critical role in getting
jobs. Placement cell co-ordinates different activities.

Activities:

Approaching industry for campus interview

Organizing expert lectures on various topics

Organizing industrial visits for student

Organizing soft skill sessions to improve the soft skills of

student

Organizing seminars and workshops to improve the


professional skill of students

Organizing aptitude tests to improve their competence

Conducing campus placement drives.

To act as link between students, recruiters and


entrepreneurs.

To nurture employability skills in the students.

To provide students information about the recruitments


and recruiters.

To send data of eligible students to recruiters and invite


them for recruitment

To motivate students for entrepreneurship.

Placement cell is playing a pivotal role in bridging the gap between industry
and the institution.
Apart from this Lead College concept is also helpful for students in many
ways.
Lead College
For interaction of students with other institutes (inter-institutional activities)
we have a Lead College concept, which is an organization (Group) of
Engineering Colleges which are affiliated to Shivaji University Kolhapur.
Department of Technology is one of members of the Lead College. Under
the Lead College concept various activities are arranged, such as training,
placement, research and development, academic, cultural, sports for the
overall development of students and to prepare them to face the tough
competition in 21st century. Under this Lead college concept arranging
competitions, Expert lectures, providing training to students for their
campus placements, sharing facilities from other colleges in Lead College
for the overall development of students is done. The different activities are
shared by all the colleges.

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