Placement program to start soon in DU, companies will come from all over the world
Placement program to start soon in DU, companies will come from all over the world
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Placement program can be organized for students at Delhi University next week. In this, students can get job offers from companies for undergraduate studies. Students have been asked to register for placement in the cell on behalf of DU's Central Placement Cell. Foreign companies including the country can come to offer placement offers to students. Apart from this, placement program will be organized in many colleges. Companies will also visit DU's Hansraj College to offer job opportunities to students.

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Prabhanshu, assistant professor in the Hindi department of Hansraj College, told that foreign companies, including the country, had come to the college from August to October. And around 500 students participated in the placements. Many students have also got jobs in it. Now in the coming days, companies are coming to give placements to the students pursuing college undergraduate courses. He hoped that this time too many children can get placements.

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Degree awarded to three lakh students in DU - Delhi University has celebrated its 96th convocation in the past. Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank was present as the chief guest at the event. Along with this, Prof. Grants Commission Chairman Prof. D.P. Singh joined. During this, the Union Minister distributed degrees to the students. With this, the university has set a record. According to which the degree was distributed to three lakh students in the university. Earlier, the last 2 lakh students were given degrees. This is the first time such a large number of students are being awarded degrees.

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