MBA student selected in BYJU

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:49 PM Feb 13, 2020 IST

Bathinda: Sapandeep Kaur, a second-year MBA student of Punjabi University Regional Centre, has been selected as a product specialist in BYJU. During a placement drive, she took part in a rigorous group discussion followed by a personal interview that was conducted by the HR team of the company. She will join the company after completing her MBA. Balwinder Kaur Sidhu, head, PG Studies Department, congratulated staff members and the student for their sincere efforts. She said it was the first placement from the first MBA batch and by the end of the last semester, other MBA students would also be placed in reputed companies. TNS

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