Bring the companies to your campus
Good colleges get skipped every year — not because their students aren't ready, but because nobody ever asked. So ask. Invite a company, share one link with your batch, and we take their resumes to the recruiting team.
- Free for students
- No account needed to add a resume
- One link for your whole batch
What students are asking for right now
Browse every companyMost requested companies
Counted across every college on the platform.
What you actually do
About five minutes, start to finish.
- 1Invite a companyName them, say how many of your batch would sit for it.
- 2Share one linkDrop it in your class group. No account needed to add a resume.
- 3Approve who goes inYou see names and branches, and pick who you would vouch for.
- 67
- Invitations
- 3,580
- Resumes pooled
- 7,102
- Colleges
- 4,320
- Students backing them
For campuses nobody visits
Built for the colleges recruiters skip — not the six they already queue outside.
You always hear back
Every step on a request is posted publicly, a refusal included. No black holes.
Free, always
Students never pay to apply, anywhere on the platform.
Campus drives
Colleges asking to be visited
Each of these has students putting their names to placement drive requests. Find yours to see what your batch has asked for and add your resume.
Babu Banarasi Das Northern India Institute of Technology
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Hackathons
Build something this month
Compete, win prizes, and get noticed by the companies running the event.
26 hours in Kolkata, free to enter, software and hardware both.
HackSpire'26
by FIEM ACM Student Chapter
Software · Hardware · Open innovation
Finance × trading, fully online — build a market predictor or a risk engine.
Hefty Hacks
by TechZap
Trading systems · Market prediction · FinTech · Risk engines · DeFi
A 48-hour national hackathon, run entirely online across 14 tracks.
Tech Horizon 2.0
by Guru Nanak Institutions Technical Campus, Hyderabad
Generative AI · Blockchain & cryptography · Embedded systems · Health & biotech · Clean & green tech · Defence & surveillance · Open innovation
How it works
How a drive actually happens
From one student naming a company to a recruiter reading your batch's resumes.
- 1
Invite the company
One short form: who you are, your college, the company, and roughly how many of your batch would sit for it. One invitation per company per college, so everyone ends up behind the same one.
- 2
Share one link
You get a link to drop in your class group. Anyone who opens it adds their resume in about thirty seconds, with no account to create first.
- 3
You approve who goes in
Every submission reaches you as a name, a branch and a semester. Approve the people you would vouch for, and we take that shortlist to the recruiting team.
Hiring partners
One company is hiring here right now
Applications go straight to their team. No account, no fee, and the listing says exactly where it came from.
Aeonaxy Technologies
4 remote internships · 33 seats · apply without an account
Nobody is coming. So invite them.
One request from you, resumes from your batch, and a case that lands on a recruiter's desk instead of in a spam folder.
Free forever for students. No card, no catch.