Acharya Bangalore B School (ABBS) successfully hosted the Kairos 2026 mega pool drive, a large-scale recruitment event that connected 500 candidates with 33 leading recruiters from various industries. The event aimed to provide ample job opportunities for students and professionals, showcasing the institution's commitment to bridging the gap between academia and industry.
Event Highlights
The mega pool drive witnessed participation from top companies across sectors such as IT, finance, marketing, and operations. Recruiters included prominent names like Infosys, Wipro, Deloitte, and many others, offering roles in software development, business analysis, and management. The event was held on the ABBS campus, with a structured process that included pre-placement talks, aptitude tests, group discussions, and personal interviews.
Key Statistics
- Total candidates: 500
- Number of recruiters: 33
- Job roles offered: Over 100
- Placement success rate: 85% (estimated)
Impact on Students
Students expressed enthusiasm about the diverse opportunities. Many secured offers from their dream companies, with packages ranging from INR 6 to 12 LPA. The event also provided networking opportunities and insights into industry expectations.
Student Testimonials
Riya Sharma, a final-year MBA student, said, "Kairos 2026 was a fantastic platform. I received an offer from a top consulting firm, which I had been aspiring for." Another student, Arjun Patel, added, "The preparation sessions before the drive were very helpful. I felt confident during the interviews."
Institution's Perspective
Dr. Anil Rao, Director of ABBS, commented, "Kairos 2026 reflects our dedication to student career development. We are proud to facilitate such large-scale recruitment drives that benefit both students and recruiters." The institution plans to continue organizing similar events to strengthen industry-academia collaboration.
Future Plans
ABBS aims to expand the pool drive in the coming years, targeting more recruiters and candidates. The institution is also focusing on specialized training programs to enhance employability skills among students.
