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Campus placement is the most significant event of a student’s college life. It is the culmination of all the knowledge and skills that the student has gained over many years of education. So, how early should you start preparing for placements? What is the best strategy for preparation? The answer lies with the Skillmuni App for young graduates.

Skillmuni is a gamified Campus2Career ecosystem that enables students to prepare for and apply for their dream career. You can read all about the opportunities it presents in this post.

To get placed, students need to develop a balance of domain knowledge as well as soft skills. By analysing themselves, students can create a baseline for themselves that they can work on.

Discovering strengths and identifying weaknesses helps in navigating various stages of placement like – written aptitude test, group discussion, technical interview and HR interview.

Students can evaluate themselves in the ‘Career Evaluation’ section of the Skillmuni app.

Parallel to putting the dedicated blocks of preparation for campus placement, it is important for students to use the 5-minute or 10-minute pockets they get in their hectic schedules.

As the time for the arrival of companies on campus closes in, the number of activities a student has to do rises steeply. Preparing the right resume, practising interviews and attending regular classes keeps students very occupied.

Micro-learning modules on the Skillmuni app are particularly handy for revision of known concepts and development of soft skills.

There are a few students who clearly know where they want to get placed.  At the same time, it is very common for students to not know which industry they want to work for. It is important to keep anxiety away and accept that either situation is okay.

It is a good practice to watch motivational videos, having positive conversations and staying competitive without being toxic.

The gamified environment of Skillmuni app keeps students in a ‘state-of-play’. Earning job points and competing to be on the top of the leaderboard keeps them on their feet without creating stress.