To conduct a campus-wide survey about how students prefer watching movies, and also establish a collaboration with DPG Institute of Technology & Management, Gurugram to set up an incubation programme, a mobile file transfer and sharing app Xender paid a surprise visit at the campus.
The team was welcomed by the Dean and college’s head professor (Engineering) Randhir Kumar. One of the leading companies in the mobile industry, Xender is on a hunt to hire local talents from India. Through this collaboration, both the college and the organisation will get to exchange ideas on the development of mobile Internet and also inculcate the trend of entrepreneurship.
A Computer Science student, Ravi Khan, said: “It was a wonderful experience for me to interact with the team. The interaction was very enriching for B-School students like us. If given a chance, I would love to work for this company.”
The company aims to collaborate with more such colleges in India to create more job avenues for the local talents. Especially after the movie platform has been launched, it will evolve into a brand new product and hire more talented youth.