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Cognizant's pre-placement event at MITS University
A pre-placement connect event was organised for final-year B. Tech and M. Tech students by Cognizant at MITS Deemed University near Madanapalle of Annamayya district on Monday. As per the press release issued, the session featured Raghavendra Kulkarni, Global Delivery Partner, who shared insights on evolving IT trends, recruitment strategies, and the importance of industry-relevant skills. Emphasising on proficiency in technologies like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Java, Mr. Kulkarni highlighted the need for adaptability and continuous learning. The event provided students with an opportunity to engage directly with Cognizant's recruiters, the release added.
