Every student wants to gain knowledge, skills from college for a future perspective. College plays a huge role in placement. The goal of every college student is to get a job by the end of the final year. And here comes a question for campus placement. There are 2 types of placement 1. On-campus placement 2. Off-campus placement. So what they exactly mean and which campus placement is better? let’s see in this blog.
On-Campus Placement
As the name suggests, The placement is held on the campus of the college in which you are studying. Every student wishes to be the first one who gets a secure job through on-campus placement. Here the college invites top companies and the company selects their future employees through the selection process. The interview process may include an aptitude test, GD ( group discussion ), and personal interview ( Technical round and HR round).
On-Campus placement advantages
Every student often checks the placement record of the college before joining it. So that they will understand how many students got jobs and which profile they are offering.
Saves Time – Here you don’t have to search company or job which saves enough time. You do not have to travel anywhere. You just have to present during the placement drive.
Less Competition – Here you have to compete with fewer candidates compare to other job interviews. You can easily present your skills and talent.
Secure Job – If your college offers guaranteed placement, then you do not have to worry. The company doesn’t go empty-handed when it comes to on-campus placement.
Minimum Efforts – Here you do not have to worry regarding documents preparation or interview date and time. College faculty will take care of all these formalities. You just have to prepare yourself, dress well and attend the interview.
On-Campus placement disadvantages
Limited companies – Here you will have limited companies to choose from. This will restrict your opportunity and you will not get the same profile that they have promised.
Delay Joining – Joining can be delayed N number of times. You have to wait for the joining letter.
Off-Campus placement
This placement is the complete opposite of on-campus placement. Here the company will not come to your college rather you have to put more effort and look for a job. When you completed your graduation or master’s degree, you can start searching for companies that are hiring. This is a great opportunity for those who didn’t find a job that they looking for.
Off-Campus placement advantages
Opportunity – Here you will get a chance to explore every company which is hiring. You have to keep eye on hiring advertisements, accordingly reskill yourself, update your resume, and apply for a job. Here you can find something which matches your skills and knowledge.
Self-satisfaction – When you get a job without any recommendation, guidance from your college at that time you will feel more satisfied and proud for doing it by yourself.
Early joining date – when you apply for the job and if your skillset is matched with company requirements then there are more chances to get an early joining date.
Gain knowledge – When you are trying for an off-campus drive, you will interact, communicate, and share knowledge amongst different people. This will help you to gain more knowledge.
Off-Campus placement disadvantages-
Efforts – Here you have to put more effort than on-campus placement. Off-campus placements are not easy to crack. Prepare yourself and impress your interviewer with your personality, knowledge, and skills.
More competition – You have to compete with more candidates. So you will face more difficulties and a limited chance of success.
I hope now you understand the difference between On-campus placement and off-campus placement. Please note that the main goal is to get a job that matches your skillset and also your interest. Both campus placements have their own advantages and disadvantages. But both will lead you to get your dream job. Identify your capabilities, hard work and decide which campus placement is better for you. If you still have any confusion related to this blog then you can comment below.
All the Best 🙂