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22 SKSD students selected
335 students from various colleges participated in the recruitment drive out of which 79 candidates were selected. Speaking on the occasion, Chitturi Subba Rao, Founder, Secretary and Correspondent of SKSD Group of Institutions stressed on the need for students to develop advanced skills which would enable them to secure placements easily.
Tanuku: 22 students of SKSD Mahila Kalasala UG & PG (A), Tanuku, were selected in a campus drive conducted by software giant Infosys, on Saturday.
335 students from various colleges participated in the recruitment drive out of which 79 candidates were selected. Speaking on the occasion, Chitturi Subba Rao, Founder, Secretary and Correspondent of SKSD Group of Institutions stressed on the need for students to develop advanced skills which would enable them to secure placements easily.
Dr P Aruna, Principal of the College evinced pride at the fact that 22 of the 79 selected students were from her college.The successful students were given appointment letters by College Governing Body Member Chitturi Satya Usha Rani.
They were congratulated by Chitturi Subba Rao, AO Dr D Subba Rao, Vice Principals Dr B Naga Padmavathi, Dr K Radha ushpavathi and Members of the placement cell K Padmaja Rani and Aruna Kumari.
