At RNS First Grade College (RNSFGC), we believe education extends beyond the classroom. The Career Development Cell (CDC) bridges the gap between academic learning and industry expectations, empowering students with the skills, confidence, and professional competencies required to succeed in the evolving world of work.
Through structured career guidance, industry-aligned training, placement preparation, and corporate engagement, the CDC helps students identify their strengths, explore career pathways, and transition confidently from campus to corporate careers.
Our student-centric initiatives focus on employability, digital skills, experiential learning, and continuous professional development.
These initiatives complement our efforts in resume building, personal branding, communication skills, mock interviews, group discussions, and placement training.
The CDC strives to nurture confident, competent, and adaptable graduates equipped to meet industry demands. By integrating academic knowledge with practical exposure and professional skills, we aim to transform student potential into career opportunities.
At RNSFGC, we go beyond placement preparation to empower students to build meaningful careers and become future-ready professionals.
| Courses | Strength Year I | Strength Year II | Strength Year III |
|---|---|---|---|
| BCom | 319 | 303 | 249 |
| BCA | 238 | 234 | 230 |
| BBA | 111 | 96 | 77 |
L & D Expert | HR & Placement Strategist | Corporate Trainer | Career Coach
A results-driven Career Development and Placement Leader with 19 years of expertise in Human Resource Planning, Campus Recruitment, Employability Enhancement, Corporate Training, and Strategic Industry Engagement. Focused on translating student potential into measurable career outcomes through structured placement strategies, industry-aligned training, and strong corporate partnerships.
Professional Philosophy: “I don't just prepare students for interviews; I build industry-ready talent, create corporate opportunities, and drive measurable career outcomes.”