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Over 500 firms to take part in mega job fair at Loyola College

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Last updated: June 17, 2026 6:42 pm
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Published: June 17, 2026
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Over 500 companies are likely to take part in a mega job fair at Loyola College next month, offering about 50,000 job opportunities across manufacturing, services, and other sectors.

The fair will feature companies from the manufacturing sector, IT and ITES sector, banking and finance, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, education and training, logistics, tourism, retail, sales, and marketing sectors, the organisers said.

Free participation

Participation is free of cost, provided the candidates pre-register on the website www.givelifes.com or contact +91 75300 88293.

Pre-registered candidates will benefit from online interview preparation and training sessions offered by the organisers, priority access to participating companies, and greater flexibility in selecting and meeting with preferred employers.

Walk-in candidates must pay ₹100 as fee. The day-long fair is scheduled to be held on July 11.

The fair will be jointly organised by The RISE Global, a network of Tamil entrepreneurs and professionals, and GiveLife, a non-profit seeking social transformation through education and empowerment, with support from Loyola College and Chennai’s HR community.

Published – June 18, 2026 12:12 am IST



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