Anant National University placement cycle 2025 begins; over 55 companies participate

NEW DELHI: Anant National University's placement cycle for the Class of 2025 began with participation from over 55 companies. The recruiters represent diverse sectors including both returning and new companies.

Companies that took part in the recruitment process include Sintex, Hidesign, Varmora, Savy Electric Vehicles Private Limited, Cantilever Labs, LitterSoft GmbH, IIT Kanpur, IIT Gandhinagar, Architect Hafeez Contractor, F1Studioz, INI Design Studio, MATTER Motors and HCP Design, Planning and Management Pvt Ltd.

According to the official press release, in previous years, students from the institute have secured placements in over 125 companies, including PhonePe, Amar Chitra Katha, United Nations Organisation, Swiggy, Accenture, TCS, General Motors (TCS Design Studio), Studio Carbon, People Design, OneThing Design, Lessard Design, Inc. and Sanveo, Inc.

The sectors covered in placements range from UX/UI design, game and toy design, furniture and interior design, animation, filmmaking, packaging design, brand design, automotive design, augmented and virtual reality, healthcare and outdoor space design.

Anant National University Placement 2025: Career services support

The university’s Career Services Office (CSO) facilitates placements through career counselling, skill-building workshops, industrial visits and mentorship by industry professionals. “It also fosters strong relationships with companies that employ Anant alumni, expanding the university’s placement network,” the press release said.

The institute also provides internship opportunities and industry exposure. Their capstone projects allow students to work with companies for 16 weeks during their final semester. A number of these projects have resulted in pre-placement offers.

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Anant National University: Aarambh incubation centre

The University also promotes entrepreneurship through the Aarambh Incubation Centre, which supports innovators in prototyping, mentorship, investor interactions and regulatory assistance. “Aarambh has supported more than 79 budding entrepreneurs from Anant, and 5 have successfully registered their companies this year,” the official press release said.

Talking about preparing industry-ready professionals, Dr Anunaya Chaubey, Provost, Anant National University, says, “At Anant, we nurture creativity, analytical thinking and a critical understanding of the world, empowering students to become adept problem solvers and designing sustainable solutions for local and global challenges. This problem-solving ability is highly valued by employers, as reflected in global studies.”