Bengaluru, 28th February 2026: The Department of Computer Science and Business Systems (CSBS), Faculty of Engineering and Technology at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) conducted a focused Career Guidance Interaction session via Google Meet for third and final-year students. The programme aimed to provide practical insights into placement preparation, technical skill development, aptitude training, and interview strategies through peer learning and experience sharing.

Nearly 15 final-year students, who had secured positions in leading organisations, participated as mentors, sharing their placement journeys and preparation strategies. Notable contributors included Sree Harsha (NVIDIA), Ms. Shreya (Tata Consultancy Services and Prodapt), and Ankush Anil Sanghvi (Mu Sigma and Prodapt). Their guidance covered technical preparation, resume building, aptitude approaches, and interview performance, offering juniors a clear understanding of industry expectations.

Around 50 third-year students attended the session, actively engaging with the speakers and clarifying doubts related to campus placements and higher education opportunities. The session encouraged early and structured preparation, while strengthening peer mentoring within the department.

Key insights shared during the programme included:

1. Emphasising strong fundamentals in core technical subjects and data structures.
2. Maintaining regular coding practice and aptitude preparation.
3. Crafting effective resumes and presenting project work clearly.
4. Navigating technical and HR interview strategies confidently.
5. Beginning preparation early and ensuring consistent effort.

The session was organised under the guidance of Dr P. T. Sivasankar, Program Head, CSBS, coordinated by Dr Nagaraj S., Placement Coordinator, and supported by Dr C. Mahiba, Club Coordinator. Their oversight ensured a structured and impactful interaction that connected real-world industry experiences with academic learning.

By integrating peer mentorship with practical guidance, the session reinforced the Department’s commitment to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and motivation necessary for successful careers in computer science and business systems.