Mini Recruitment Drive at Government ITI, Srikona draws large participation

Calling such recruitment drives “crucial gateways that can transform the lives of aspiring young professionals,” he highlighted the Government of Assam’s sustained thrust on expanding skill development and employment avenues. He encouraged candidates to engage confidently with participating employers, make informed decisions about their career pathways, and adopt a mindset of lifelong learning to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving world.

Earlier in the programme, Assistant Director of the District Employment Exchange, Silchar, Himangshu Kr. Das, delivered an insightful and motivating address that further strengthened the spirit of the initiative. Speaking directly to the young aspirants, he stressed the need to understand the dynamic nature of the job market and prepare accordingly. While qualifications may open initial doors, he emphasised that sustained success depends on discipline, consistent effort, technical competence, and the willingness to learn.

Shri Das highlighted the growing importance of industry oriented training and practical exposure, urging students to adapt to modern workplace demands. He encouraged candidates to interact confidently with employers, ask meaningful questions, and present their strengths effectively. Underscoring the value of punctuality, professionalism and a positive outlook, he reminded the youth that every interview is an opportunity to learn, grow and refine oneself. He also elaborated on the various employment schemes, training programmes and support mechanisms offered by the Government of Assam under the Employment & Craftsmen Training framework, assuring participants that the District Employment Exchange remains committed to guiding them from registration to counselling to placement.

The Mini Recruitment Drive, organised by the District Employment Exchange, Silchar under the Directorate of Employment & Craftsmen Training, Skill, Employment & Entrepreneurship Department, Government of Assam, unfolded with notable enthusiasm and participation. Designed to bridge the gap between job seekers and employers, the event provided a meaningful platform for direct interaction, career clarity, and real-time opportunities.

A total of seven employers, including both local and international companies, took part in the drive, offering diverse job prospects across multiple sectors. Around 350 candidates attended the event, marking a promising turnout and reflecting the growing interest of youth in structured employment initiatives.

This was stated in a press release issued by the Regional Office of Information & Public Relations, Barak Valley Zone, Silchar, Assam.