20 Students Clear Written Test in Campus Recruitment Drive
Udaipur: Students of Pacific College of Pharmacy delivered an impressive performance in a campus placement drive organised at the college. A large number of students participated in the recruitment process conducted by reputed company Chem Robotics.
As part of the placement process, 20 students cleared the written examination. Following the final selection process, six fourth-year students from B.Pharm and Pharm.D programmes were selected.
The selection brought a celebratory atmosphere to the college campus.
On the occasion, Chem Robotics Chairman Dr Ritesh Agrawal and Dr Deepti Agrawal congratulated the selected students and wished them a bright future.
PAHER University Chairman Rahul Agrawal, Registrar Sharad Kothari, Group President Dr B.P. Sharma and President Dr Hemant Kothari congratulated the students on their achievement. They said campus placement programmes play an important role in providing students with better employment opportunities alongside their education.
Faculty Members Support Placement Process
The successful organisation of the campus placement drive was supported by Teacher Coordinators Dr Ranu Sharma, Dr Dinesh Kumar Agrawal, Dr Gunjan Jadon and Dr Maya Sharma.
The faculty members congratulated the selected students and wished them success in their professional careers.
The college management said the students’ selection through campus placement reflects the institution’s efforts towards providing quality education, practical training and overall development opportunities.
The achievement is also expected to motivate other students to prepare better for their careers and explore employment opportunities.
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