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Delhi University AVASAR placement drive offers pay packages above Rs 10 lakh
Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) · Indian Express - Education ·
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UPDATE - follow-up to Delhi University to start placement drive on October 7, 4,000 students register: Delhi University is hosting the second edition of its AVASAR 2026 placement drive on October 7, featuring salary packages exceeding Rs 10 lakh per annum and internship stipends reaching up to Rs 60,000 monthly.
Drive Details
Organised by the Central Placement Cell under the Office of the Dean of Students' Welfare, the event takes place at the Multipurpose Hall near Gate No. 2 on G C Narang Marg in North Campus from 9 am to 5 pm. More than 85 organisations are expected to participate, with over 4,000 students already registered. Formerly called the Job Mela, the drive is open to all university students.
Participating Employers
Employers joining the event include SPRIX Japan, Teach for India, Kotak Life, PPG Foundation, Influngio, Surasa, Dear Sir E-Learning, Cambridge School, Bharti Bhawan, Unthinkable Solutions, Muthoot Finance, Verdicto, Connect Jobs, LSSSDC, Intellexia Tech, and Hazelnut Cyborg Infra Solutions. The initiative aims to connect students with employers across various sectors and professional domains.
Context
University placement cells act as a bridge between academic institutions and corporate employers to help graduates secure jobs and internships. Large public universities frequently host such recruitment fairs to improve career outcomes for thousands of students entering the workforce each year.
What changed since yesterday
- Delhi University launches AVASAR 2026 placement drive with over 4,000 students
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