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BITS Pilani Goa student 'faced 6 job rejections'. Thanks Dhoni, Virat Kohli for inspiration after bagging his dream job on 7th tryA BITS Pilani Goa student's journey to a coveted job is now viral. After facing six rejections, his seventh attempt proved successful. He a...- Palo Alto Networks to acquire AI infra firm Portkey; valuation may double to $140 millionCybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks is acquiring AI infrastructure startup Portkey to bolster its defences for autonomous AI systems. Th...
- Palo Alto Networks acquires Portkey; Tim Cook on Apple's India growthPalo Alto Networks is acquiring Portkey, doubling the AI infrastructure startup's valuation. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Campus offer circuit abuzz for top engineering talent despite slower IT windsHiring at major engineering campuses such as BITS Pilani and several NITs has stayed steady to stronger for the Class of 2026, with more re...
- BITS Pilani taps alumni at Nvidia, OpenAI to teach AIBITS Pilani is actively engaging its alumni from top global AI companies to teach Generative and Agentic AI courses to over 2,500 students....
- Amid job cuts and AI shake-up, Indian engineer who joined Meta after OpenAI reveals his winning formula to get hired in big techIndian engineer Prakhar Agarwal's journey from BITS Pilani to Meta's Superintelligence Labs highlights the importance of practical experien...
- Why are IIT placements failing to deliver jobs? Former IIT Director ExplainsIIT Placements 2024: A high-performing IIT graduate struggled with campus placements due to alleged bias but succeeded through an independe...
- Job creation lagged India’s growing working-age population: StudyResearchers found that the agriculture sector—though employing the most youth—contributed low-value addition to the overall economy, result...
- Stress management becomes priority for engineering collegesColleges including the Indian Institutes of Technology, National Institutes of Technology, Birla Institute of Technology & Science and Vell...
- Class of 2024: Entrepreneurship takes root in the age of uncertainty and funding winterMany colleges in India have incubator and entrepreneurship support programmes, and the government has been encouraging startups. In recent ...
- BITS Pilani’s PIEDS and Aditya Birla Capital Foundation to launch startup programme for women entrepreneurs‘Womenpreneurs for Bharat 1.0’ is aimed at providing funding and incubation support to women entrepreneurs who are creating solutions for o...
- Social media is the new hunting ground for those with revoked offersAs more job offer revocations hit engineering colleges in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, students say social media is helping open up mor...
- A gig platform’s full-time job: Help freelancersTapChief is backed by Paytm’s Vijay Shekhar Sharma. In June, it got $650,000 from early-stage funds.
- Tech institutes off to a flying start in hirings; highest package at Rs 39.48 lakhPlacement teams at most of the campuses are reaching out to a larger number of recruiters – many of them first-timers – in an effort to hed...
- IT and e-commerce companies emerge as top recruiters at engineering collegesColleges that aren’t part of the premier Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) system are reaping the benefits of an upbeat hiring scenario.
- BITS-Pilani Hyderabad holds its 4th convocationBITS Pilani - Hyderabad Campus held its 4th convocation ceremony for its graduating students of the Class of 2015. Rajya Sabha member Karan...
- Jobs gallore in ecommerce space;1.5 lakh jobs likely in 2-3 yearsThe current estimated size of the industry is about Rs 18,000 crore and is expected to reach Rs 50,000 crore by 2016 .
- Google offers Rs 1.4 crore pay at BITS-PilaniThe BITS placement session for 2014 started off with Google, which conducted its first round (written) on August 18 at the Pilani campus.
- Big salaries make a comeback for engineering grads; Google, Microsoft offer crore-plus pay packetsRecruiters including Amazon, eBay, Flipkart, Schlumberger, etc have hiked pay packets by up to 25% compared with the previous year.
- Mushrooming of colleges producing unemployable graduates: B N Jain"Prime reason is lack of motivated, talented young men and women who wish to take up teaching and research as a career in India," he added.
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