but for opening a BPO the Infosys chief had said that Assam needs to imporve 
its English medium schools and English capabilities of its college graduates.

Umesh

Buljit Buragohain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:         Impressed Infosys returns 
to Gauhati University
    A STAFF REPORTER       Feb. 4: Information Technology giant Infosys has 
decided to conduct a mega recruitment drive in Gauhati University. 
  Sources said Infosys was highly impressed with the performance of GU students 
during its campus interview last year and planned to select at least 150 
graduates and postgraduates from the university to its top posts this year. 
  “The company is expected to conduct the interview in the last week of March 
or the first week of April. It has already informed the placement cell of GU 
about its plan to conduct the mega campus interview. The university’s placement 
officer Kandarpa Sarma is in close touch with the human resource development 
department of Infosys to conduct the recruitment drive,” a source said. 
  Infosys had selected 42 students from GU last year and had sent them for a 
six-month training to Mysore before they joined service. During the training 
period, each student was paid Rs 1.23 lakh. 
  “Many students closely missed getting a job with Infosys last year. However, 
the selection of 42 students in the first interview was commendable. Being its 
first interview on the campus, the company had made the selection process very 
tough to extract the best talent. 
  This year, besides fresh graduates and postgraduates, the company will try to 
give a chance to those who completed their degrees two to three years ago. It 
will target the selection of a minimum of 150 students for various top posts,” 
the source said. 
  The company will hold a written test, group discussion and final interview. 
It will give top priority to the personality and aptitude of students during 
the interview so that they can adjust to and meet the demands and challenges of 
the company. 
  Vice-chancellor Amarjyoti Choudhury said the university would ensure 
largescale participation of the maximum number of students in the campus 
interview. He said the placement cell was in touch with all the affiliated 
colleges of the university and had requested them to send students for the 
interview. 
  “GU is happy and expresses its gratitude (to Infosys) for reposing confidence 
in its students. There is no dearth of talent in the university. Confidence and 
aptitude of students will matter a lot in the interview. The placement cell is 
already focusing on these issues,” he added. 
  The Postgraduate Students’ Union has been demanding that companies like 
Infosys should hold frequent interviews at the university. Its general 
secretary, Moon Kumar Bora, said the union would extend all possible help to 
aspiring students to get their dream jobs. 
   
(The Telegraph,Tuesday , February 5 , 2008 )


       
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