Career development is a continuous, structured process through which students build the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and experiences required to transition successfully from academic life to professional careers. It involves self-assessment, skill acquisition, industry exposure, and career planning, guided by faculty mentors and institutional frameworks.
Dream Job Mapping: Students identify aspirations (IT services, core engineering, product roles, public sector, or higher studies).
Career Awareness: Mentors guide students on engineering career options beyond campus placements.
Workplace Culture Orientation: Exposure to modern industry practices (agile, collaborative, networked).
Employability Skills: Early focus on communication, teamwork, and professional conduct.
Training Participation Review: Assessment of seriousness in training events and extracurricular activities.
Vendor Assessment Introduction: Orientation to Cocubes, AMCAT, Mettl tests (Quant, Logical, Verbal, English).
Soft Skills & Resume Basics: Early articulation skills, email etiquette, LinkedIn profile awareness.
Career Counselling: Initial mapping of aspirations and awareness of options (campus jobs, PSUs, GATE, CAT, higher studies abroad).
Academic & Attitude Review: Tracking improvement in aggregates, projects, and participation.
Training Programs: Evaluation of training effectiveness and self-learning initiatives.
Advanced Vendor Assessments: Cocubes DCT-3, AMCAT Test 2, domain-specific modules.
Product Hiring Tools: Engagement with HackerRank, HackerEarth, Leetcode, CodeChef for high-paying roles.
Shortlisting Criteria Awareness: Understanding company-specific recruitment flows and score thresholds.
Recruitment Event Knowledge: Updates from seniors on placement drives and recruiters.
Communication & Articulation: Segregation into Good/Average/Needs Improvement, with remedial plans.
Interview Preparation: Mock interviews, grooming, resume vetting.
Resume & LinkedIn Review: Updating projects, internships, memberships.
Career Fit Assessment: IT services vs. product roles vs. core domain roles.
Career Counselling: Guidance on campus jobs, PSUs, GATE, CAT, higher studies abroad.
Academic Credentials Review: Ensuring seriousness in core subjects, not just placement focus.
Placement Readiness: Consolidated review of vendor test scores, coding skills, and articulation.
Main Recruitment Events: Participation in Cocubes Main Test 2, AMCAT Test 3, SHL assessments.
Interview Orientation: Direct panel and virtual interview practice.
Resume & Profiling: Final vetting of resumes, LinkedIn updates, professional networking.
Compensation Awareness: Educating students on salary bands for IT services, product roles, and core jobs.
Career Counselling: Final mapping of short-, medium-, and long-term plans (placements, higher studies, public sector).
Mentor Intervention: Continuous handholding, feedback, and follow-up action plans.