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The campus journal
Ideas for placement teams, faculty, and everyone helping students take their next step.

Product
Edgeryt Hire vs Edgeryt Campus: which product a team should actually use
Hire is for companies recruiting candidates. Campus is for institutions preparing students and running placement journeys. They are separate products with separate logins.

Placement
Placement-cell workflow: from roster import to assessment results
The Campus path is departments, roster, groups, paper, invite, review. Skip a step and the results meeting becomes another spreadsheet.

Assessments
Multi-section campus tests: aptitude, coding, and written in one sitting
Give each skill a section with its own weight and time. Then be honest about which sections can run on a phone.

Operations
Departments and groups for placement cells
Departments hold the academic structure. Groups hold the people you will invite this week. Mixing the two is how the wrong branch sits the right paper.

Integrity
Online exam proctoring for colleges and placement mocks
Choose a monitoring preset or individual controls, tell students the rules, and review flags next to answers. A flag is not an automatic malpractice case.

Mobile
Mobile assessments for colleges: what phones can do, and what still needs a computer
Students can sit compatible Campus assessments on a phone — MCQ, true/false, short and long answers — with standard proctoring. Coding stays on a computer.

Question bank
Faculty question banks for campus exams and placement mocks
Bring existing faculty content into a bank, validate every type, then attach a versioned paper to an assessment. Do not run the live drive from a messy import.

Operations
Import a college student roster from Excel or CSV
Placement software is only as good as the roster. Clean the sheet, import, validate rows, then group students for assessments and drives.

Readiness
How to measure student placement readiness before companies arrive
Readiness is a cohort picture plus individual evidence. Run institutional assessments early enough to teach, not only to rank.

Placement
How colleges run a placement drive without losing the roster
A placement drive is a roster, a readiness picture, an assessment, and a company week. Keep those in one institutional workspace so TPOs are not rebuilding lists in Excel the night before.
A better next chapter
Big futures start
with better readiness.
Let’s build a connected assessment and placement journey for your institution.