ENARADA, Bengaluru, December 3, 2014
While the European Union and its member States aiming to attract Indian students by organising Education Fairs across India, Companies are trying hard to impress the potential employees at the fair.
To catch the attention of ‘future’ employees, representatives of companies made presentations in Interactive Informative Session ‘Employability and Career Options’ at The European Higher Education Fair India 2014, in Lalit Ashok Hotel at Bengaluru on December 3.
Representatives of universities from European Countries interact with Indian students in the exhibition hall during European Higher Education Fair India 2014, held in Bengaluru on December 3. Photo: WWW.ENARADA.COM
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Jay Damodaran, from HR department, VOLVO India said his Sweedish company has 11000 employees worldwide and makes a turnover of 40 Billion Dollars by producing 300 thousand vehicles every year. ” VOLVO makes Trucks, Busses, Construction equipments and no longer associates with VOLVO cars, as the car division is sold to a company in China.”
He further added his company has tied up with top universities in the world as talent or research partners. Volvo has BPO, R&D Centre, Manufacturing, Sales and after sales service operations in India and many parts of the world.
Dr.Srivats Rajgopal, Senior Principal Investigator, Biology, R&D, Syngene International said his company has hired talented graduates from Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Sheffield, Sussex and Maz Plank Institute.
The fair covering three cities in India, began in New Delhi between November 30 and December 1 and concludes in Kolkatta on December 5.
