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Student Support

Training and Placement Cell

The Placement Cell prepares FCC students for the world of work through employability training, industry interaction, internships, and campus recruitment support.

About the Placement Cell

The Training and Placement Cell is the single point of contact between students and recruiters. It works through the academic year to build career awareness from the first year onward, deliver structured employability training, and connect final-year students with verified recruitment opportunities.

Objectives

  • Enhance the employability of students through structured training and career guidance.
  • Build and maintain relationships with recruiters, industry bodies, and professional networks.
  • Facilitate internships, apprenticeships, and live projects that strengthen practical exposure.
  • Support students preparing for higher education, competitive examinations, and entrepreneurship.
  • Coordinate campus and off-campus recruitment drives and share verified placement opportunities.

Services & activities

Career guidance & counselling

One-to-one and group sessions on career pathways in accountancy, finance, analytics, banking, and management.

Employability training

Aptitude, quantitative and logical reasoning, communication, group discussion, and personal interview preparation.

Soft-skills & personality development

Workshops on teamwork, workplace etiquette, time management, and professional presentation.

Résumé & interview preparation

Résumé clinics, LinkedIn profiling, and mock interviews with feedback.

Industry interaction

Guest lectures, industrial visits, and pre-placement talks with practitioners and recruiters.

Internship & project support

Facilitation of internships, apprenticeships, and academic projects with partner organisations.

Placement process

  1. 1Students register with the Placement Cell and complete their profile.
  2. 2The cell assesses readiness and enrols students in relevant training modules.
  3. 3Recruiters share requirements; eligible students are shortlisted and informed.
  4. 4Pre-placement talks and skill sessions are held ahead of each drive.
  5. 5Campus / off-campus drives are conducted — written tests, group discussions, and interviews.
  6. 6Selected students receive offer letters; the cell maintains placement records.

Placement statistics, salary packages, and recruiter names are published only after they are officially verified by the college.