CFT Allahabad Students Bag Jobs at Multinational Firms in College Placement Drive

Two Coca-Cola bottling companies have chosen seventeen students from Allahabad University's Centre of Food Technology (CFT). The students have been chosen for the positions of quality executives and trainee executives, which come with a salary range of Rs 3 to 4.8 lakhs rupees per year.

Seven of these students were chosen during the company's placement drive on Tuesday, and the remaining pupils were chosen on January 10. For the first six months, the selected students will receive a stipend of Rs 2.5 lakh rupees.

Seven MSc students in food technology were chosen as trainee executives by Amrit Bottlers, a Coca-Cola subsidiary in Faizabad, during a campus recruitment drive. Amit Maurya, Raunak Kumar, Anubhav Pandey, Aman Singh, Vaibhav Singh, Ayushman Tripathi, and Pankaj Rai were among the students chosen by the company. Meanwhile, Simran and Pooja from the organization took part in the recruitment process, the university informed on Wednesday.

The same day, on January 10, SLMG beverages, Barabanki, engaged in a campus placement campaign. According to Salman Hashmi, who oversees the center's training and placement unit, the corporation chose seven MSc candidates for the position of quality executive.

Jayant Pandey, Mayank Verma, Ankit Kumar Yadav, Shubham Verma, Raghubar Tiwari, Shivam Singh, and Saurabh Pandey were among the selected candidates. The company's chief of quality, Ashwani Saini, and HR Saurabh Chaturvedi took part in this hiring process.

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