About

Greetings from West Bengal State University! The Training and Placement Cell of the University is playing a role in the creation of employable human resources, which is probably one of the most important deliverables to the society of any University. The Training and Placement Cell started providing various training, especially on computer-related subjects, in 2009. Most of these training sessions were practical in nature. The Department of Computer Science and Electronics of the University is directly involved in providing such training. Later on, from 2011, the cell took the initiative for placement and proving a bridge between the students and private sectors for possible employability. Employment-based training, direct placement, and off-campus placement were also organized by the cell. MOU with a couple of private organizations is underway to meet the long-term objectives of the cell. The cell is structuring various programs and expanding its activities.

Contact

Dr. Arijit Roy

In-charge of Training and Placement Cell (add. charge)

: arijitroy@live.com


Training

Employment-based Training:

An industrial training called “80-hrs English Lab Training” is arranged at no cost for a total of 80 students in two groups. These trained students are then interviewed by private organizations, and out of them, 50 students have been offered jobs.

Outreach Training:
  • Teachers Training Program Baisakhi OS (in collaboration with IOTA): 200 teachers
  • Open Office Training: 80 PG students and 508 local youths (in collaboration with IIIM)
  • Computer Hardware Training: 52 PG students and 175 local youths (in collaboration with IIIM)

Placement

  • A few companies and/or their partners visited our campus for possible recruitments, including TCS, Larsen & Toubro, Srei Sahaj e-Village Ltd., Tatwa & Limtex, Nicco Ventures, SRF Ltd, Tech Mahindra, Air Cell, etc.
  • About 30 students have been placed through direct campus recruitment.
  • About 50 students have been placed after receiving training in focused areas.
  • A total of 20 students have been placed through off-campus mode.

Current Openings