As many as 25 companies sent their Human Resource (HR) team to evaluate the student's competency with the prospect of hiring them. The students looking for opportunities had submitted their CVs to the HR managers.Chairman and chief executive director of the college, Sulabh Budathoki, said that organizing the job fair was a developing trend in Nepal that gives fair opportunities of open competition to the new graduates.
"We are overwhelmed to inform that most of our students have been offered good jobs even before they appeared in the final exams," said Budhathoki.
The students gave a demo of their work such as software development, apps development and creation of new games that they had made during the project work in the final year of the Bachelors' and Masters' level programs in Information Technology.
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