DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

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PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2017

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY

ALIGARH , 202002

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The purpose of education has always been to enable a man to develop his intellectual powers to the full so that he may grasp the significance of any situation that arises, that he may know the differences between right and wrong and gain the ability to

contemplate the divine mysteries of nature.

Education should strengthen his character, help him to look after himself and concentrate on the life to come.

SIR SYED AHMED KHAN

FOUNDER

ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY

(1817-1898)

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MESSAGE FROM DIRECTOR PLACEMENT

The aligarh muslim university since its inception has been

Striving to achieve distinct place in education. Here students

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Learn to live together in harmony. Its alumni are spread Throughout india and abroad.

this brochure provides a brief Description about the department and

Students. This will help you in carrying Out a preliminary assessment of their

Suitability for final placement.

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the department of social work invites

you to consider the4th semester students of msw ( master of social work )

Programme for recruitment. If you wish to have campus Interview, infrastructural facilities may be made available to Your organisation by us. Wishing you the best of

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workers in

2017.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Dr. Naseem Ahmad Khan

Chairman

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Department of Social Work AMU Aligarh

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THE ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY

The Aligarh Muslim University has witnessed vast information in organizational size and complexity. This is evident in the expansion in student enrolment, staff strength, administrative and teaching departments, research centres and institutes and research outputs. Correspondingly the university has grown in stature, establishing and international reputation as an institution of excellence in teaching and research.

The university, a century old institution has 11 faculties and 80 departments of study with strength of 24000 students from all over India and 30 countries. Its residential character makes it unique institution.

The university's Maulana Azad Library has an excellent collection of books, monographs and journals in multidiscipline. This library contains valuable and unique research materials. Computing facilities are available at the university computer centers and department's computer clusters. In addition, to this, this institution has best Engineering and Medical colleges and center for Remote Sensing. Its Film Club, Drama Club and Music Club provide for all round personality development of students.

The University continues to emphasis and maintain high standards in teaching. Its curriculum is designed to not only facilitate participative learning of the fundamentals ,but also inculcate intellectual curiosity , creativity, critical thinking and analytical and problem solving skills. It aims to produce well rounded, professionally competent graduates who seek to stay abreast of advances in knowledge through both self study as well as the University's various continuing education and post graduates programmers, of Master of Social Work(MSW) is one.

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PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2017

THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

The Department of Social Work at the Aligarh Muslim University has been providing instructions at undergraduate and post-graduate levels since 1967 and research programmes leading to Ph.D. since 1971. Since its humble beginnings, the Department has come a long way with its current strength of 15 faculty, representing a broad range of teaching and research expertise, and a large number of students, it ranks as one of the best departments. It has kept pace with developments taking place in the discipline in India and the region. This is evident in the research and publications of staff members as well as its students.

More than ever before, both private and public sector organizations are facing an increasingly complex and challenging environment. Under such conditions, their survival and growth depend on the capacity to gather, analyse and disseminate information as well as utilize such information to formulate, implement and evaluate policies. This points to the need for a post graduate programme to train specialists who will put their knowledge to effective use.

In 1994, the Master of Social Work (MSW) programme was added to this department to meet the growing need of trained professionals to provide welfare and development services as well as Human Resource Management services. Today the Department offers Doctoral Programme in Social Work Two year Full Time Masters Programme in Social Work Three year Bachelor Programme in Social Work admission to the two year Post graduate course in Social Work is open to Graduates to any stream. The selection follows a systematic admission procedure consisting of written test, group discussion and personal interview.

The teaching methodology comprises of class room instructions, field work, seminars, group discussion and skill development workshops. The good mix of students, together with a competent and committed faculty supplemented by practitioners in the field, has given rise to lively exchanges of experiences in the seminar room. The synergy generated has made the learning experience a meaningful and exciting one.

Students come to the Department of Sociology and Social Work for various reasons because they are interested in teaching or social service, because the course offers myriad job opportunities or because they wish to contribute to community life. Most importantly, however, they come because they know that they are getting the education of a lifetime.

Today, the Department proudly displays a number of top quality publication including books, research articles and papers presented at seminars, conference and workshops.

The students are encouraged to analyse services in the rural areas to inculcate

organizational and leadership skills, generate sensitivity towards rural community and

provide an experience in group living. Social Work students share their diverse

experiences by publishing a quarterly newsletter namely Voice of Social Work.

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The Master of Social Work Programme has been designed to the following objectives:

To teach skills in understanding cultural, societal and organizational dynamics and in evaluating policies.

To train the students to meet the development needs of all sections of society with particular emphasis on vulnerable sections.

To acquire an understanding of the tools & techniques of Modern Management To improve their skills in solving complex organisational problems

To foster a positive attitude towards the organisation and the society To develop competence in resolving interpersonal conflicts.

To inculcate professional ethics so as to become enlightened and conscientious managers in business and other social sector of the economy.

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ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

(A) This Department has actively and successfully implemented various research projects like:

S. No. Name of the Project Title Funding Agency Status

Teacher/s

01 Prof. Noor Empowerment of SIFPSA, Lucknow, Complete

Mohammad Panchayati Raj Institution Sponsored by PFI, New

of Aligarh District Delhi

02 Prof. Noor Convergence Approach for SIFPSA, Lucknow, Complete Mohammad the Promotion of RCH in Sponsored by PFI, New

Lodha Block of Aligarh Delhi District

03 Prof. Noor Social Mobilization & ILO, Sub- Regional Office Complete Mohammad Awareness Raising on for South Asia, New Delhi

Child Labour in Aligarh

04 Prof. Noor Indus Child Labour Project ILO, Sub- Regional Office Complete Mohammad of Aligarh District for South Asia, New Delhi

05 Prof. Noor Indus Child Labour Project ILO, Sub- Regional Office Complete Mohammad of Moradabad District for South Asia, New Delhi

06 Prof. Noor Indus Child Labour Project ILO, Sub- Regional Office Complete Mohammad of Firozabad District for South Asia, New Delhi

07 Prof. Noor Effects of Technical ILO, Geneva Complete

Mohammad Change and Industry Reconstruction on the Demand for Child

08 Prof. Noor Empowerment of women UGC, New Delhi Complete

Mohammad and Social Development

09 Prof. Noor Special Child Labour INDO-US DOL, & Aligarh Complete Mohammad School of Aligarh City District

10 Prof. Noor Enhancing Reproductive SIFPSA, Lucknow Complete Mohammad Health Knowledge among

Madarasa going Adolescents

11 Prof. Noor Polio Eradication UNICEF, Lucknow Complete

Mohammad Programme - The Underserved Strategy :

Social Mobilization Component (April 2005-

June 2010)

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12 Prof. Noor Supportive Supervision of UNICEF, Lucknow Complete Mohammad Comprehensive Child

Survival Programme in Aligarh District

(Phase I)

13 Prof. Noor Supportive Supervision of UNICEF, Lucknow Complete Mohammad Comprehensive Child

(Phase IIa)

14 Prof. Abdul Polio Eradication UNICEF, Lucknow Complete

Matin Programme - The Underserved Strategy :

Social Mobilization Component (July 2010-

April 2011)

15 Prof. Abdul Polio Eradication UNICEF, Lucknow Complete

Social Mobilization Component (May 2011 -

April 2012)

16 Prof. Abdul Supportive Supervision of UNICEF, Lucknow Complete Matin Comprehensive Child

(Phase IIb)

17 Prof. Abdul Strengthening of UNICEF, Lucknow Continuing

Matin Comprehensive Child Survival Programme

through Supportive Supervision in Aligarh

District

18 Prof. Abdul Polio Eradication UNICEF, Lucknow Continuing

Social Mobilization Component (May 2012 -

April 2017)

(B) This Department has been honoured for the project, " Polio Eradication Programme- The Underserved Strategy: Social Mobilization Component" and awarded with Jimmy Carter Foundation Award for excellent contribution in " Pulse Polio Programme".

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FACULTY PROFILE

Dr.Naseem Ahmad Khan

Associate professor

Chairman of Social Work Department

Dr. Mohd. Tahir

Assistant professor

Department of Social work

Dr. Qurratul Aein Ali

Assistant professor

Dr. Shyna Saif

Dr. Mohd Arif Khan

Dr. Andleeb Said

Mr. Mohd. Uzair Ms. Sameera Khanam

Assistant professor Assistant professor

Department of Social work Department of Social work

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MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

COURSE DESIGN

SEMESTER I

CODES TITLES

SWM 7001 SOCIAL WORK PROFESSION: HISTORY AND IDEOLOGIES SWM 7002 SOCIOLOGY FOR SOCIAL WORK IN INDIA

SWM 7003 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT SWM 7004 SOCIAL WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS

SWM 70S1 CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AND WEEKLY SEMINAR PRESENTATION SWM 70V1 VIVA-VOCE

WINTER CAMP (RURAL) ONE WEEK

SEMESTER II

CODES TITLES

SWM 8001 SOCIAL GROUP WORK

SWM 8002 COMMUNITY ORGANISATION, COMMUNITY WORK AND SOCIAL ACTION SWM 8003 SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH

SWM 8004 SOCIAL JUSTICE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL WELFARE IN INDIA SWM 80S1 CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AND WEEKLY SEMINAR PRESENTATION SWM 80V1 VIVA-VOCE

SUMMER TRAINING PLACEMENT IN THE DISCIPILINE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS)

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SEMESTER III

CODES TITLES

SWM 3001 SOCIAL POLICY AND PLANNING SWM 3002 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA

SWM 3003 MANAGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE SERVICES

SWM 3004 SOCIAL RESEARCH PRACTICE: PROJECT FORMULATION & EVALUATION SWM 30S1 CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AND WEEKLY SEMINAR PRESENTATION SWM X0V1 VIVA-VOCE

WINTER CAMP (URBAN) ONE WEEK

SEMESTER IV

CODES TITLES

SWM 4001 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

SWM 4002 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND HUMAN RELATIONS

SWM 4003 SOCIAL SECURITY, LABOURE WELFARE AND RELATED LEGISLATIONS SWM 4004 RURAL -URBAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

SWM 4011 CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

SWM X0S1 CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AND WEEKLY SEMINAR PRESENTATION SWM X0V1 VIVA-VOCE

SUMMER TRAINING PLACEMENT IN THE DISCIPLINE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS)

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MODE OF LEARNING

The master of social work programme has been planned with a view to empower the professionals in knowledge, skills & attitude to be able to undertake promotive, preventive, therapeutic managerial and administrative intervention with individual, families, groups, communities and corporate sector etc. The mode of learning compromises:

Orientation Programme:

One Week Orientation Programme is planned for MSW students before the commencement of regular teaching and field work intervention. The major objective of the programme is to familiarize the student with the new course curriculum, environment, field work agencies and various operations. The students are given exposure to self awareness through discussion and presentation with the aid of multimedia devices.

Tutorials, Assignments and Group Discussions:

The students are required to prepare assignments on various topics and make group discussions on them regularly. The analysis of topic helps in integrating various views to holistic understanding of the subject.

Weekly Seminar Presentations:

The students are required to make audio-visual presentations on the topics assigned to them by their respective supervisors. These presentations are based on field work experiences and made before the class and the concern faculty. The active participation of students enables them to develop communication skills, articulation of presenting the things scientifically & systematically.

Overall it develops their level of confidence and understanding of subject matter and field work interventions.

Areas of Activities:

The MSW students develop skill expertise in: Case work and supportive counselling Development of Group Work interventions for children and adolescents. Family intervention including Parental Guidance & Counselling.

Participatory Learning Appraisal with people in the community to their problems and concerns.

Focus Group Discussion, Participatory Learning Appraisal (PLA) Technique (Making Resource Map, Time Line, Chapati Diagram & Seasonality Diagram)

Planning Supportive Services In Schools for children with educational problems. Analysis School systems & Processes to Design Health Programme.

Organization of workshop for teachers on Learning & Behavioural Problem of Children. Participation in National Pulse Polio Programme & sensitizing and mobilizing the people for immunization of their children.

Reproductive & Child Health Counselling & Service delivery.

Active participation in industrial unit in the discipline of Human Resource Management & Industrial relations.

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STUDENTS' PROFILE

SAMEEN RAFI

Date of Birth : 10-10-1992

Email Address

: sameenrafi156@gmail.com

Mobile No ; 9760588091 Summer Training

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CHETNA, Delhi

Abdul Rehman Siddique Date of Birth :02/07/1992

Email Adress : amucaptain@gmail.com Mobile No :8791321167

Summer Training : SPYM, Delhi

SADAF FATIMA

Date of Birth : 15-06-1994

Email Address : sadaf6383@gmil.com Mobile No : 8273470091

Summer Training : PRATHAM, Lucknow

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Abdus Sattar

Email : sattarabdus1995@gmail.com Mobile No. : 8791969741

Date of Birth : 15/06/1995

Summer Training : SPYM (New Delhi)

ARSHI ISRAR

Email Adress

:arshi.israr@gmail.com

Date of Birth :22/12/1993 Mobile No :9897880336 Summer Training

:Saheli Trust

ANAM AKASHA

Date of Birth ; 05/07/1993

Email Address

brightstarakasha@gmail.com

Mobile No : 9675917930

Smmer Training: PRADAN

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AEMAN FEEROZ

Date of Birth : 20/03/1992

Email Address : aemanfeeroz@gmail.com Mobile No : 8010745155

Summer Training : PRADAN

Ehtesham Akhter

Date Of Birth :19/03/1991

Email Address : ehtesham1319@gmail.com Mobile No : 9045495081

Summer Training : SPYM, Delhi

MD NEMATULLAH

Date of Birth : 11/01/1996

Email Address ;

nematullah2501@gmail.com

Mobile No : 7500552779

Summer Training : TATA STRIVE, Aligarh

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Kapil Dev

Date Of Birth :30/09/1993

Email Address : kapil199382@gmail.com Mobile No :7055162105

Summer Training :Moserbaer Trust

Summer Training : Prayas

ZIYAUL HASAN

Date of Birth : 16-06-1994

Email Address : ziyaulhasan545@gmaol.com Mobile No : 9927230913

Summer Training : EFRAH

TANUPRIYA

Date of Birth : 23-05-1990

Email Address : guptatanu555@gmail.com Mobile No : 7037232344

Summer Training : PRAYAS Pragya Dixit

Date Of Birth : 30/09/1994

Email Address : iampragyadixit@gmail.com

Mobile No :9027399900

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SACHIN PALIWAL

Date of Birth : 03-07-1994

Email Address : sachin.3853@gmail.com Mobile No : 8868828993

Summer Training : CHETNA NGO

MOHD DANISH

Date of Birth : 18-08-1994

Email Address

: mohddanish.2594@gmail.com

Mobile No : 9084499046

Summer Training : CHETNA, Delhi

KALEEM BEG

Date of Birth :20/05/1993 Email Address

:kaleemmirza93@

gmail.com

Mobile No :8439008860

Summer Training :Prayas, Delhi

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MOHAMMAD KHALID RAZA Date of Birth : 21/04/1991

Email Address : m.k.raza214@gmail.com Mobile No : 8272895138

Summer Training: PRADAN

Summer Training : PRATHAM, Lucknow

MOHAMMAD ALISHAN Date of Birth : 10/10/1995

Email Address :mohammadalishan824@gmail.com Mobile No : 9012240441

Summer Training: EFRAH, Delhi

LOVELY SOLANKI

Date of Birth : 01/10/1995

Email Address : lovelysolanki256@gmail.com Mobile No : 7500315393

Summer Training : CEC SAM Metro Project MEHLAQA NAZ

Date of BIRTH : 12/10/1994

Email Address : mehlaqanaz1994@gmail.com

Mobile No : 9548258195

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PRIYANSHU CHAUDHURY Date of Birth

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Email Address : sunnysngh168@gmail.com Mobile No : 9639900229

Summer Training : Chetna, Delhi

ASIYA MASOOD

Date of Birth : 05/12/1992

Email Address : asiya.mna@gmail.com Mobile No : 9557415135

Smmer Training : Chanakiya

MOHAMMAD SAMIUDDIN HUSAIN Date of Birth : 22/09/1993

Email Address madhusain058@gmail.com Mobile No : 8791592726

Summer Training : AROH, Foundation Noida

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UDHYAN GUPTA

Date of Birth : 03/03/1993

Email Address : udhyan369@gmail.com Mobile No : 8439137197

Summer Training : TATA POWER

NADEEM ANSARI

Date of Birth: 14-Feb, 1992

Email Address: mnadeem787@gmail.com Summer training: AROH, Foundation Noida Mobile :0791266425

SUBIA KHATOON

Date of Birth : 23/01/1994

Email Address : khatoonsubia9@gmail.com Mobile No : 8979213392

Summer Training : Sakshi NGO WAQAR YUNUS

Date of Birth : 27/07/1989

Email Address : ranavakar@gmail.com Mobile No : 9675507200

Summer training: AROH, Foundation

Noida

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FIELD WORK PRACTICUM

Field work is an integral part of the Master of Social Work Programme. The training provides an opportunity for a critical appreciation of various social work practices by integrating with field work.

The students are placed in different selected organizations. In the final year the students are placed to agencies which correspond to their area of specialization.

A student on an average nearly puts sixteen hours for concurrent field work in a week. The field work is closely supervised by both the faculty and agency supervisors. Every week students make seminar presentation on their field experiences. Each student has an interaction with the concerned supervisor.

The field work practicum compulsory winter camp (Rural/Urban) of 8-10 days duration at the end of first third semesters.

Further at the end of second and fourth semesters. Students are placed for 6-8 weeks Block field work/ summer training in reputed organizations. The degree is awarded after the successful completion of the Block Field Work/Summer Training and submission of Project Report personally.

The two years (4 Semesters) Master of Social Work Programme enables the social work students to invest a minimum of 1508 hours as a part of its Field Work Curriculum and enrich their knowledge and develop skills in various social work methodologies. The practicum is illustrated below

Total hours

= 1508 S.No. Nature of Work Methodology Minimum Working Hours

1. Concurrent Field Work Case Work/Group

Work/Community work/Project 20 days @ 8 hours x 4 = 640 Appraisal/HRM & IR 10 WSC @ 2 hours x 4= 80

2. Weekly Supervisory 10 WSC @ 3 hours x 4= 120

Conference ( WSC) 8 days @ 8 hours x 2= 128

3. Weekly Seminar Presentation 45 days @ 6 hours x 2= 540 (WSP)

4. Winter Camp Rural/Urban

5. Summer Training Community Work/ HRM/IR

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TRAINING EXPOSURE

UNICEF & NRHM

AMU MSW Students is known as one of the finest trained Social Work Students in the Country. The Department runs various National and International Projects with full participation of MSW students.

Supportive Supervision of Comprehensive Child Survival Program (SS-CCSP) a UNICEF and NRHM Sponsored project where MSW students make their participation with full potential and also receive Ten days full time training by UNICEF India trainers. They learn and work on various grass root level Skills and techniques about home based care of child survival which are very essential for neonatal And supporting the ashas known as Rural Social Health Activist. Impact assessment of institutional V/s home delivery and traditional child care practices are the two components of this training .MSW Students are equally participated in this training

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GLOBAL MEET

AMU MSW student have a unique global exposure with multidimensional fields. In every semester MSW student have an interaction with the students of western universities .They share their works, ideas, thoughts with foreign students and they also share their experiences with AMU MSW students.

The western students also participated in the field work activities in actual rural setting along with that, they also acquaint with Indian culture and give effective feedback of our work.

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Glossary OF ACTIVITIES

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GLIMPSE OF CAMPUS

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK, AMU ALIGARH

THE PLACEMENT CO-ORDINATOR 1. Dr. NASEEM AHMAD KHAN

EMAIL: naseemahmadmsw@gmail.com MOB: +91- 9319788400,9897760035

2. Dr. MOHAMMAD TAHIR

EMAIL: tahir4812@yahoo.com MOB: +91 9897069745

THE PLACEMENT VOLUNTEERS

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SAMEEN RAFI

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ANAM AKASHA

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MD NEMATULLAH

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ABDUS SATTAR

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MOHD KALEEM BEG

Email Address: msw2017amu@gmail.com

Contact Number : 9760588091/ 8791969741/ 9675917930

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PLACEMENT BROCHURE' 2017

RESPONSE SHEET

Sir,

We are interested in recruiting your student(s) to our organization. The

requirements are given below:

ORGANIZATION FEATURES

Name of the

organization______________________________________________________________________

Contact

Person__________________________________________________________________________

Designation______________________________________________________________________

Address______________________________________________________________________

Telephone________________________________

Fax___________________________________________________________________

E-mail__________________________________________________________________________

RECRUITMENT DETAILS

No. of

Vacancies________________________________________________________________________

Designation______________________________________________________________________

Preferred Educational

Qualification_____________________________________________________________

Place of

Posting__________________________________________________________________________

E-mail: naseemahmadmsw@gmail.com