Rishihood University Placements 2024 has already been completed. The university received a highest and average salary package of INR 10 LPA and INR 7 LPA, respectively. Over 100 recruiting companies visited the campus during the 2024-25 Placement Drive. The job roles were offered from various industry sectors such as Politics, Corporate, IT, Entrepreneurship, Management, Social, and others. Notable recruiters of Rishihood University Sonepat are Bosch, EY, Zomato, Orangewood, Accenture, Adobe, Canara Bank, and many more.

Eligibility criteria, student performance and achievements, and industry norms influence placement. Rishihood University in Sonipat, Haryana, has a record of 100% placement. The institution offers a Career Advancement Cell (CAC) that collaborates with over 100 organizations to give students career guidance. The companies that have visited the university are Adobe, Ernst & Young, UltraTech Cement, Canara Bank, Motilal Oswal, HDFC Life, Blackberry, and FabIndia.

Rishihood University also helps students in building their resumes. It guides them to create a well-structured, professional resume which highlights their skills, talents, expertise, experiences and initiatives. This kind of resume development stands out among the competing recruiters to hire the potential candidate.

Rishihood University Sonipat Placement Statistics 2024

Rishihood University Sonipat Students Placement Statistics 2024-25

Rishihood University Sonipat Alumni Success Stories

1. Abhinav Jain - Abhinav Jain, a bachelor's in information technology from Vellore, worked for TCS for a while. Soon, his sight for village issues made him pursue a six-month Agaro-Ecology and sustainable Food Systems course from Calcutta University and to ameliorate the meager farming practices that were being followed by the farmers. His idea of change is to bring back the dignity in farming.

To effectuate the needed change, he started his venture Living Leaf. Through this brand he started, making and selling natural biodegradable Areca based, Saal-based, Bamboo fibre-based, bamboo pulp-based tableware and garbage bags in India and abroad. He aims to conceptualise alternative sustainable solutions for the products in day-to-day use. By his own admission, Policy BootCamp compelled him to move out of the cubicles of an IT company and reach such heights in his business.

2. Muskan Mittal - Muskan Mittal is a graduate from Delhi University who along with her friends started a 100% not-for-profit charitable initiative Cope-with COVID with a target of raising Rs. 10,00,000 through innovative campaigns. She intends to procure oxygen concentrators, cylinders and other medical resources for tier-2 and tier-3 cities utilizing the raised money. They are organizing multiple skill-based workshops by professionals to build emotional intelligence, professional skills, creative skills, ICT skills etc. among adolescents, children, and youths.

3. Dr. Malavika Neeraj - Dr Malvika Neeraj is a young entrepreneur who wishes to make a difference in society through her expertise in the medicine sector. She left her government job to start an onward journey as a social entrepreneur. The outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020 prompted her to initiate an NGO to provide affordable health care facilities in Colaba, Mumbai. They have a membership plan for inpiduals for as low as Rs.90 for 3 months, with 3 doctor visits and medicines included.