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Campus recruitments at KITS
The training and placement cell of Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science (KITS) organised campus placements for the final year engineering students of CSE, IT and ECE in Hanamkonda on Wednesday.
Warangal: The training and placement cell of Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science (KITS) organised campus placements for the final year engineering students of CSE, IT and ECE in Hanamkonda on Wednesday. Hyderabad based Osmosys Asia Private Limited conducted written exam and interviews for the students.
During the introductory session, Osmosys CEO M Srinivas informed that his firm offers handsome pay package and best working and living environment for their employees. He said that the company has branches in America, Canada, England, Australia and Hong Kong.
He said projects like snow monitoring and management technology executed in South America.
“A software technology project is being executed in Canada to calculate insurance charges based on vehicle model, age of driver and gender of the driver. It would be implemented in India very soon,” he added.
The selected students should be proficient in English communication and writing skills, mathematics, internet solutions, typing speed and concept of programming.
“If you are having high typing speed then you can convert brain wave to text,” he opined.
The college Principal Prof K Ashoka Reddy, placement officer D Harikrishna and public relations officer D Prabhakara Chary and large number of students participated in the session.
The results of tests and interviews would be announced on Friday.
