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My Time at The NorthCap University has been excellent and a memory to cherish for a lifetime. The years spent here have been full of learning and gaining opportunities that were full of fun and frolic and sometimes with the academic grind that one must go through. This exposure makes you a better person to face the challenges of the corporate world. I would like to appreciate the placement cell for the efforts they made for providing fair and ample chances to us students. The faculty members worked so hard on our overall development and conducted extra classes for us to enhance our technical and interpersonal skills. I loved my time here at The NorthCap University. In last I would say “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”

My name is Kartik Chauhan. I'm a student at NCU. I got placed at Capgemini as an Analyst. It was one of the best moments of my life. Here, learning wasn't just learning. It was more than that. The faculty here is one of the best I have ever come across. The faculty and the placement cell have helped us along every step. We were given practical knowledge about the corporate world and how to manage ourselves in it. They have trained us for every different scenario in the interview process. They had always supported us and lifted us when we failed. NCU helped me to lift myself to new heights, which I never thought I'd achieve. I want to convey to my juniors that you have to come out of your comfort zone to gain success. Every single day you have to learn new things and applying the acquired knowledge in your real life, which will be helpful to you. NCU is genuinely an excellent platform for you if you want to succeed in your career.

We all are equal with different opportunities. I am one of those fortunate students who got a great opportunity by my college for opening doors to success, which got me an internship at a prestigious organization during summer break in 2019 at Nagarro Bootcamp. Though Bootcamp duration was less than a month, it was engaging and challenging, which lead us to a ginormous learning experience. As a selection process for PPO, we were given dozen of assignments, which followed with a final interview. Now, I am part of Nagarro, and want to convey the most significant aspect of my journey is always to be aware of your surroundings and do not be afraid to ask anything. I’d recommend everyone to look for internships of their interest; if you never try, you will never know how the industry works and what kind of work you will fall in love with. I would like to thank my university for constant support. “Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” Bobby Unser

My journey in NCU is a blissful memory which will always stay with me. These years can be summed into the time from sitting in the middle of strangers having no idea what it means to be in a University on the first day to celebrate the joy of receiving the offer letter from Fidelity with my friends for life.It goes without stating that this success was a combined effort of a lot of people and a result of a lot of experiences. I was lucky to have a lot of supportive teachers to guide me and mentor me through all the courses and projects. Over the years, as I got to know more and more teachers, I learned that all of them had precious knowledge and experience to offer. Also, I had help and support from a lot of friends who always motivated me to keep pushing hard. These complaisant people have always stayed by my side till date. The variety of courses, projects and activities taught me to become more and more adaptive, creative and inquisitive. Further, the deadlines which came with them trained me to manage time and make decisions.In all these years I’ve realized that NCU is not the place, but the people. The experiences and skills they have given me will help me throughout my corporate life which awaits me.

I was just a regular college student, attending classes, completing assignments and rushing to meet deadlines, stuff every college student does. I too belonged to that category of students who studied just a week before the exam. I too had my share of playing in the fields and hanging out with my friends but when I too had my share of playing in the fields and hanging out with my friends but when I attended classes my entire focus was on the teacher’s words. This helped me a lot during the exams and this is how I managed to score well despite studying a week before the exams.The reason I stand today where I am is because of my attitude in life as well as the things I did right. My approach to life was to live the moment without worrying too much about the future. The same was the approach I had in my interview in FIL for an intern. I viewed the interview more as an interactive session rather than a placement session. I concentrated more on giving the interview rather than worrying about being selected. I’d recommend everyone to be bold and optimistic. One should always maintain their aplomb in predicaments and instead of focusing on the problems should always focus on the solution. I feel one should always do what they love and should recognize their strengths and strong subjects. It helped me a lot, I hope it helps others too. Managing time and priorities goes a long way in leading an organized life. One should always share their knowledge with others and help them grow, as knowledge too expands upon sharing. Lastly, I feel a man should always possess humility and respect for peers and their opinions. Be hungry and look for ways to improve yourself and the society.

The journey of engineering in NCU has been wonderful. Attending and bunking classes with friends, spending time in cafeteria, participating and dancing in fests are the moments to remember. But in the final year, completing the motive of doing engineering that is getting placed in a good company feels awesome. Getting placed in AVL is like a dream come true. When I went to the company for the interviews after clearing the aptitude test, I made up my mind that I have to get into this organization. The work culture of the company pleased me the most and also the people there were intellectual and much experienced. Getting placed in a technical company is a desire that every computer engineer want.I would like to thank my parents for being a complete support system in my life, my friends and especially the CPAA society for preparing me for the placement interviews and helping me throughout the process.

I am Shubhangi Bhardwaj pursuing my masters in finance at the NorthCap University here at gurugram. This university is one of the leading management School which has its vision as emphasizing on academic excellence,… research, innovation, entrepreneurship and developing socially sensitive managers and this is not just a statement. School of Management (SOM) , NCU has the best quality of learning and innovation with industry-aligned curriculum and industry experts themselves teaching you. I have seen teachers in SOM always encouraging students, motivating them to achieve their goals in life and instill entrepreneurial spirit among students. I have seen a commendable change in myself throughout my life at NCU with becoming more career focused for which credits goes to the amazing professors who have always asked me to be independent no matter what and do things that adds to my personality and not just my CV. When I come to placements at NCU they put in their best efforts to get the students placed in top companies with an high package. The university also awards and appreciate a student that does exceedingly well in academics and as I have been in the Dean’s List I was extremely happy with their gesture. Life at NCU is great and rewarding unless you have dreams

I got placed in VEGAZVA GROUP. I’m thankful to NCU for providing me a platform where I was able to hone my skills, develop myself and emerge out with flying colors. NCU has always been supportive throughout my journey. The faculty always guided and motivated me, to bring out the best in me.The faculty are really thoughtful in imparting the best of their knowledge to their students and be practical at the same time. The placement cell conducted group discussions and mock personal interviews to prepare us to face the real interviews.The message I want to convey to my juniors and to the future students of NCU is that you have to come out of your comfort zone. Everybody tells you, that you have to come out of your comfort zone to gain success, but I think that you have to come out of your comfort zone, just to expand its boundaries, because this is a continuous process. Every single day you have to learn new things so that every day, you are coming out of your comfort zone, expanding it, and applying the acquired knowledge in your real life, which will be helpful to you. NCU is truly a very good platform for you if you want to achieve and succeed in your career.

It will definitely come to you; It's just you have to stay focused on your target, and you have to work on it with all your passion and belief Being a Cyber Security enthusiast, I always had a great interest in performing small hacking tricks, I started devoting my time in boasting up the cybersecurity skills. In the sixth semester, I opted for cybersecurity as an elective course. The faculty is so promising here, they helped me in fixing manyerrors while working on improving my skills. I participated in Deloitte TechnoUtsav2.0, in which I worked with my team in a way that we made it to the finale and got PPI from Deloitte. Finally, by performing well in the interview, I got a Pre-Placement Offer from Deloitte. I am really excited and looking forward to starting working with Deloitte. There were so many ups and downs throughout, but that is the part of our life. My family was a constant support system, along with them the School of Professional Attachments and Faculty members of NCU helped me in staying motivated.

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal, and it is the courage to continue that counts.” Life has been so much happening since the day I joined The NorthCap University. From being an average student, trying to cope up with the curriculum, to getting placed at Encore Capital Group, one of the biggest global specialty finance companies in the world, I’ve evolved tremendously as a person. I’m one of those who waited for a long time to get placed in a good company. Thanks to CPAA members who made the wait, worth it. I got rejected by a lot of companies, but with continuous flood of campus drives, regular PPIs conducted by CPAA, and sheer hard-work, I was able to get into an organization, this great. Besides this, I have always been an active member of all the co-curricular activities like Bhangra and other opportunities provided by the university, but I never let it affect my goals. I advise all of you out there to be positive, to believe in yourself and not to fear failure. Don’t run from it, rather learn from it. That’s what I did. It’s all about consistency, right support and the will to achieve something which pays off. I would love to share this achievement with all those who were by my side; my Parents, Teachers, CPAA members and at last, myself who helped me become the person I am today.

Opportunities do not come knocking on the door, we have to step out and grab them before they are gone, and exactly it was what I did by participating in TechnoUtsav 2.0 by Deloitte USI. Walking down the memory lane, I still remember the orientation session conducted for the 2016-2020 batch, where I was introduced to CCTC – a contest designed to test the abilities of participants in the field of Cybersecurity. After completing my first two years at NCU, I got my chance to participate in the third year, and I have not looked back ever since. The competition was a journey in itself, and it was teamwork that helped us in completing all the challenges. It would not have been possible without my team, and I will always be grateful to them for their enthusiasm and hard work. After competing in the finals, I got a rare opportunity of PPI, and I made sure that it got converted to a PPO. The life of an engineering student is never easy; one assignment after another, followed by exams. However, I feel indebted to all the faculty members for their efforts and endless knowledge, and they know how to bring out the best in students. I don’t think mere words can define my heartfelt gratitude for my parents; they have always been supportive and respected my decisions. I can proudly say that I owe everything to them, and success is my way of thanking them for everything.

“Don’t let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning.” This became the fuel which made me put my best foot forward towards my placement process. I feel eternally grateful and overjoyed to start the new phase of my life at Fidelity International. It has been an overwhelming journey throughout and the amount of exposure I got here at NCU is unparalleled. I’m thankful to all my faculties, CPAA and everyone who supported me and believed in me, even when I did not. I have been focused and enthusiastic about Web Development and it is my sincere suggestion to find what you love and do it perfectly well, this is what got me through.

If we fail, it doesn’t mean we have to give up. This is the motto I have followed since I set foot in the university. The hard work always pays off and from the day I entered the college I participated in various competitions and projects which helped me to learn the important virtues an engineer should have and this helped me being selected as an intern at Dakin Industries in my third year. It was a thrilling experience to be selected by one of the leading air-conditioning and refrigeration firm all over the world and what made it even more thrilling was the fact that I was one of the 48 students selected all over India from all the top tier universities for this internship program. The experience as an intern can’t be expressed in a few words, the learning and becoming an all-rounder has always been Daikin’s strong suit which they imbibed in us. After having a successful internship where I ranked 6th out of the 48 students and awarded the best presenter award. After an extensive interview with one of the top leaders at Daikin, I was awarded a job letter to become a part of the Daikin family as a GET. This motivation to work hard has always been channeled in me through my family and friends and now I am looking forward to moving in my next phase of life and take over this corporate life.

Success isn't always about greatness. It's about consistency. Consistent hard work and determination leads to success and greatness will surely come to you!” This is the motto I have followed since day 1 at NCU. I got placed in Real time data services (RTDS) and I hope that it is going to be the first step of a fruitful career that I have always dreamt about. It was a privilege for me to be a part of CPAA by being an active coordinator over the course of my 3rd year. Before my placements, I had a remarkable experience with different placements drives that helped me prioritize on what things I need to focus upon for securing a good campus placement. Despite the failures, I kept on believing in myself and never lost hope and always looked forward. It was a remarkable journey to be a part of NCU. I would like to take the opportunity to thank my parents, SPA, all my faculty members and my friends at NCU for always guiding and supporting me to do my best and have helped me to come out of my shell with flying colors.