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    Home»News»Kerala to host a mega job fair to benefit over 10,000 seekers
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    Kerala to host a mega job fair to benefit over 10,000 seekers

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauMay 31, 2015Updated:September 18, 20182 Mins Read2574 Views
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    The fair, organised by the Directorate of Technical Education, National Service Scheme, will be held from 5 June, at the Sree Narayana Guru Institute of Science and Technology (SNGIST), North Paravoor, Ernakulam.

    It seems to be a good time for jobseekers as the next three days may provide them with employment opportunities like never before. Udyog 15, a three-day mega job fair has been organised by the National Service Scheme to pool around 10,000 vacancies. The fair will bring together approx. 100 domestic and multinational companies from different sectors, including engineering, IT, banking, sales & marketing, as well as medical & paramedical.

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    A simple method of online registration—for both employers and jobseekers— will ensure convenient participation. No ‘on the spot’ registration will be encouraged on the final day. The last day of registration is 3 June.

    Once registered, a jobseeker will be allowed to select any five jobs of his choice from the job list provided, and attend related interviews. Diploma holders, graduates and postgraduates from the arts and science, engineering, paramedical, commerce, hospitality, information technology and management streams are eligible to apply for jobs in their respective fields. Vacancies are also available for candidates with SSLC (Class 10) and onwards.

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