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Delhi University To Hold Placement, Internship Fair On April 24, 25

Delhi University: The job and internship fair will commence at 10am, and registered students must be present at the venue by 9am.

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Delhi University To Hold Placement, Internship Fair On April 24, 25
Delhi University placement and internship fair will be held in a hybrid format.

The Delhi University will hold a placement-cum-internship fair on April 24 and April 25. The Central Placement Cell (CPC) of Delhi University is organising the job fair. Those interested can sign up on the official website - dsw.du.ac.in.

The job and internship fair will commence at 10am, and registered students must be present at the venue by 9am. It will be held in a hybrid format, aiming to offer internship opportunities to first and second-year undergraduate students at the university.

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Key guidelines and instructions:

  • Eligibility for application extends to students enrolled in standard programs (Undergraduate and Postgraduate) at Delhi University.
  • Registration will cease automatically once the cap of 4,000 students is reached.
  • There are no registration fees imposed by CPC for participation in the 2024 Job Mela.
  • Students are advised to bring multiple hard copies of their resumes and CVs.
  • Applicants for the job fair are required to arrive at the designated location: the Office of the Dean Student's Welfare, Conference Centre (North Campus), situated opposite the Botany Department, Gate Number - 4, University of Delhi.

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