Internshala, the recruitment and training platform, has launched India’s Biggest Recruitment Fair’, a virtual recruitment fair hosted on the platform’s website. The initiative brings 8000+ fresher jobs and PPO internship opportunities for aspiring students of India. The interested candidates can apply for the opportunities by 10th November 2021.
The virtual recruitment fair brings 350+ jobs for freshers and recent graduates and 7500+ internships with job offers for final year students. Various organisations including big brands like American Express, HCL, Kotak Mahindra Bank, People, FirstCry, Viacom India, and PhonePe are hiring final year students and freshers for their intern requirements or entry-level job openings. In addition to the job offer post the internship period, the selected interns will also receive an assured stipend.
The fair brings jobs and internships in multiple profiles including but not limited to UI/UX design, business development, sales, content writing, human resources, marketing, web development, software development, and graphic design, for students from multiple educational backgrounds. All the eligible students with relevant skills and interests can apply to the fresher job and PPO internship opportunities. The minimum CTC offered for the jobs in the fair is ?2.75 LPA and the maximum CTC offered is ?20 LPA.
On the launch of India’s Biggest Recruitment Fair’, the founder and CEO of Internshala said, During the pandemic when the education of the Indian college students and fresh graduates was impacted, the placement scenario also took a hit. A major reason behind this was that a lot of institutions were not able to host campus placements. Through this online recruitment fair, we aim to connect all the aspiring freshers from across the nation with the employers looking to hire for their intern requirements as well as the entry-level job openings. The online fair offers a platform for the recruitment community to hire and for the student community to apply for jobs and internships from the safety of their homes.
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