27 KVR women’s college students selected during Qspiders job drive

Kurnool: Demonstrating strong academic performance and professional readiness, 27 final-year students of KVR Government Degree College for Women, affiliated with Cluster University, Kurnool, secured employment offers during a campus recruitment drive conducted on Tuesday.

Organized under the joint aegis of the college’s Jawahar Knowledge Centre (JKC) and Placement Cell, the drive was conducted by Bengaluru-based Qspiders Software Solutions, an operational unit of Test Yantra Software Solutions India Pvt Ltd. A total of 114 final-year undergraduate students actively participated in the recruitment process, out of which 104 candidates were shortlisted for the rigorous Group Discussion (GD) round. Following multi-stage evaluations, 27 students were selected for corporate roles in the software sector.

The selected candidates bagged annual compensation packages ranging from Rs 3 lakh to Rs 5.5 lakh, while specific high-tier roles carried salary packages ranging between Rs 5.5 lakh and Rs 9.5 lakh per annum. Participating in the ceremony, College Principal Dr M Bharathi, Cluster University Placement Officer Dr L Nagaraju, and JKC Nodal Officer Dr J Kalpana emphasized that structured campus drives provide women students with direct corporate exposure and immediate employment after graduation.

Cluster University Registrar G Srinivasulu and college authorities expressed sincere gratitude to Qspiders representatives for providing lucrative career opportunities to local students.

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Narendra Kumar Varikuntla is a seasoned journalist with 15 years of experience in reporting and news coverage. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature. He is Staff Correspondent for The Hans India based in Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh Before embarking on his career in journalism, he worked with Tata Robins Fraser (TRF) as a Confidential Assistant at the Rourkela Steel Plant, where he served for 10 years. His tenure at TRF enabled him to develop strong administrative, communication, and organisational skills, which have significantly contributed to his success in journalism. He began his journalistic career with Deccan Chronicle, where he gained valuable experience in reporting and news gathering. Since 2015, he has been serving as a Staff Correspondent with The Hans India, covering the erstwhile Kurnool district, including Kurnool and Nandyal. During his journalism career, Narendra Kumar has extensively reported on governance, politics, public affairs, social issues, agriculture, and developmental activities. He is known for his commitment to accurate, balanced, and responsible journalism, maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. In addition to his journalistic profession, he is actively engaged in agriculture and personally cultivates 10 acres of farmland. His close association with farming provides him with firsthand insight into rural life and farmers' issues, enriching his reporting on agriculture and rural development.

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