Students from Amity campuses pan India from engineering and technical domains participated in the job fair and the companies conducted interviews of around 50 students
Amity Technical Placement Centre, Amity University Uttar Pradesh Noida organised a Japanese Companies Job Fair, to provide placement opportunities to the students. The delegation comprised of senior officials from Japanese companies including Kurakawa, Rheon Automatic Machinery, Ryuseki Front Line, Sekisho Corporation and Awl Inc. Students from Amity campuses pan India from engineering and technical domains participated in the job fair and the companies conducted interviews of around 50 students.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Balvinder Shukla, Vice Chancellor, Amity University Uttar Pradesh said, “Amity University warmly welcomes the delegates from various companies who have come to conduct interviews of our students, for providing them with job opportunities in their company. With more foreign Universities entering India and setting up campuses in Noida, this region will become one of the biggest educational hubs and your presence will contribute immensely to making Noida a huge educational and employment hub.” She urged the Japanese companies to share their feedback about the students so that they can be improved.
Takashi Kurakawa, CEO, Kurakawa Corporation, a Japanese company which participated in the Japanese Job Fair, stated, “We are extremely excited to visit the vibrant campus of Amity University and conduct interviews of the exceptionally talented students, further strengthening our successful relations with Amity University. We are highly impressed by the students’ curiosity, ambition and strong academic foundation and we found them to be a perfect blend of knowledge, discipline and enthusiasm —qualities that align seamlessly with Japanese work ethics.”
Dr Anjani Bhatnagar, Deputy Director, Amity Technical Placement Centre, delivered an insightful speech highlighting the growing collaboration between Japanese companies and Amity University. He emphasised how this partnership fosters the amalgamation of Amity students’ talent with Japanese work culture and ethics. Stressing the importance of linguistic proficiency, he underscored initiatives to enhance students’ Japanese language skills, making them job-ready for global opportunities. Dr Bhatnagar reflected on past successes and the promising future of these collaborations, reinforcing Amity’s commitment to equipping students with the skills and mindset needed to thrive in Japan’s corporate landscape.
Sharing his experience, Hardik Sehgal, a student from Automobile Engineering domain, said, “It was a great experience for me to participate in the job fair. The interview helped me enhancing my confidence level and personality. I want to work in Japan since I like their culture, food and infrastructure, which aligns with my career goals. I would like to work in the automobile industry since that is my domain and Kurukawa specialises in that field. My dream is to make a successful and stable career in Japan and experience all that the country has to offer.”
