- A Jadavpur University student from Kolkata lands a job at Facebook with a salary of 1.8 crore.
- This is the greatest compensation package that the institution has this year awarded to any student.
- Google and Amazon also made employment offers to Bisakh Mondal, but he decided on Facebook because of the better compensation.
A Jadavpur University student from Kolkata has landed a job at Facebook with a salary of 1.8 crore. This is the greatest compensation package that the institution has this year awarded to any student.
Google and Amazon also made employment offers to Bisakh Mondal, but he decided on Facebook because of the better compensation. “Facebook will welcome me in September. I received employment offers from Google and Amazon before choosing this one. Given that Facebook offered a competitive compensation plan, I believed that my decision would be the best “India Today was informed by the computer science and engineering fourth-year student.
In September, Mr. Mondal will take a flight to London, where he works.
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“The employment offer came to me on Tuesday night. I had the chance to complete internships at many organizations over the past two years during the Covid-19 pandemic and learn things outside of my formal education. This has enabled me to succeed in interviews “The Indian Express cited him as saying this.
In Bengal’s Birbhum area, Mr. Mondal is from a humble family. It is a source of great pleasure for us, said Shibani, her mother, an anganwadi worker, who also noted that her son has always been a “meritorious student.”
“This is the first time students have had such a significant number of international offers since the pandemic,” said Samita Bhattacharya, the university’s placement officer.
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According to media sources, nine university students received yearly packages worth more than one crore rupees from foreign firms the previous year.
