Finding the right job after graduation is often one of the biggest challenges for students. In partnership with UNICEF, Laqsh Foundation provides a comprehensive Skill Development Program that includes 10 hours of online learning and 40 hours of offline training. The program equips students with essential workplace and employability skills, and upon successful completion, they receive a certificate recognizing their achievement and preparing them for their careers.
Building on this foundation, Laqsh Foundation organized a series of placement drives across Bangalore, connecting degree students with leading employers and helping them secure meaningful career opportunities.
The placement drive held on 28th April 2026 at RC College, Bangalore, where more than 200 students participated. With 19+ companies conducting recruitment, 104 students were successfully placed. The event provided students from diverse academic backgrounds with the opportunity to interact directly with recruiters and begin their professional journey.
Next placement drive was held on 5th May 2026 at GFG College, Peenya, Bangalore. More than 150 students participated, with over 15 companies offering opportunities across different industries. The drive resulted in 94 students securing placements, including 40 male and 54 female candidates.
Continuing its commitment to supporting young graduates, Laqsh Foundation organized another successful placement drive on 18th May 2026 at Vishwa Chethana Degree College, Anekal, Bangalore. The event attracted over 180 students, with 88 students being shortlisted for various roles. Among them, 17 were male and 71 were female. These students are expected to receive their offer letters and join their respective organizations after completing their examinations in July.
Each placement drive brought together leading companies from different industries, giving students the opportunity to start their careers after completing their studies. Students from B.Sc., B.Com., BBA, Arts, Commerce, and Science backgrounds, including final-year students and recent graduates, took part in the recruitment process.
To help students become job-ready, Laqsh Job Skills Academy and Laqsh Foundation provided skill development training before every placement drive. This ensured students gained the skills employers look for and were better prepared for interviews and jobs.
The success of these placement drives was made possible through the support of college management, trainers, placement coordinators, industry partners, and UNICEF. Across all three drives, over 530 students participated, and around 332 students were successfully placed. These results reflect the shared commitment to creating better career opportunities for young people through training, industry partnerships, and placement support.
Student's Corner
Simran
Simran, a student from GGSSS Railway Mandi Hoshiarpur, transitioned from her early love for art to a successful career in IT. After completing her 12th grade, she embraced an apprenticeship at Prabhnoor Collection, leading to her role as a Trainer at Advance Net Institute, earning Rs 3000 monthly. Her journey highlights the transformative power of adaptability and passion.
November 16, 2018
Twinkle Kumar
Twinkle Kumar, an IT&ITes student, works as a Computer Operator at Sanjivini Hospital, earning Rs 3500 monthly. His passion for computers and determination to learn have driven his success. Twinkle’s journey, marked by dedication and an infectious smile, highlights the importance of taking the first step toward one’s goal.
November 16, 2018
Manpreet Singh
Manpreet Singh, a dedicated IT&ITes student, has been thriving at Punjab Diagnostic Lab for three years, earning Rs 2000 monthly. Beyond technical skills, he cherishes the strong camaraderie among colleagues. His journey exemplifies the perfect blend of professional growth and a supportive, lively work environment.
November 16, 2018
Ankush Kumar
Ankush Kumar, an IT student from GSSS Nara, Hoshiarpur, turned his passion into success with guidance from his vocational trainer, Mr. Arvind Kumar. Employed at Sabi Photographers, Ankush earns Rs 1500 monthly, building a promising IT career.
November 16, 2018
Davinder Singh
Davinder Singh, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Ranipuri, Kapurthala, turned his passion for computers into a part-time job at KFC as a store operator. With a salary of Rs 8000, Davinder balances work and studies, supporting his family and educational goals.
November 16, 2018
Karamveer Singh
Karamveer Singh, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Parwahi, Barnala, excels in IT through his apprenticeship at Star Shine Barnala, earning Rs 3000 monthly. His goal is to open his own internet shop, combining his love for technology with entrepreneurship.
November 16, 2018
Kritika
Kritika, a student from Govt. Girls Sen. Sec. School Mahan Singh Gate, Amritsar, excelled in IT/ITeS, earning an apprenticeship at Pappu Stationary Books Depot. She embraced roles like billing and printing, leading to a job offer with a monthly salary of Rs 2500. Kritika's dedication inspires all.
November 16, 2018
Khushdeep Singh
Khushdeep Singh, a student from GSSS Jourkian, Mansa, turned his passion for computers into a remarkable journey. Selected for an apprenticeship at Dashmesh Computers, he mastered operating systems and CPU repairs, earning respect and a stipend. Khushdeep's dedication and future aspirations serve as an inspiration to all.
November 16, 2018