Recruiter
WIU
Career Assistance Cell (CAC) is committed to provide
the best career opportunities to the students
by maintaining close rapport
with the corporate.
CAC invites organizations to recruit students
for final placement, internships, and summer
training. The placement Team is a healthy mix of student volunteers and coordinators.
The efforts of this cell have ensured placement for most of the students.
The cell generates awareness among the students about the industry by organizing
guest lectures, panel discussions, and workshops from time to time. Active
participation in these events is an efficient way for recruiting companies
to apprise students at the campus itself.
Our students have proved to be the winners in this intense competitive world and
have attained results by being hired by MNCs and other market leaders.
As a student of the Western International University you will be challenged
both personally and professionally. A significant portion of your experience
will lead you to explore many career opportunities available to you
as a WIU graduate.
CAC has two distinct functions:
1. To
prepare students for a successful career
search
2. To
manage an extensive interviewing process.
A
successful career search occurs only after
diligent preparation and significant effort-even
the most focused students sometimes find the career
search to be a demanding and difficult process.
WIU
Talent Pool
WIU
seeks to create leaders in thought and
action, who are ready to tackle the challenging,
multidisciplinary problems in society.
Leadership begins with a holistic understanding
of business, and the ability to manage
and integrate across functional areas to solve
complex business issues. Our students also
co-create a very customized, vigorous educational
experience, tapping into University-wide
resources. With their unique combination
of academic ability, and hands-on approach
through “Earn While You Learn Model,” WIU students
are an outstanding source of talent.
The
companies where WIU students have been placed
as interns and as full-time job holders:
