The free placement cell and the Campus Placement Package
What your college gets free for ever, what the Campus Placement Package adds, and how the free trial works.
Grohire gives every college a placement cell that is free, with no time limit. The Campus Placement Package adds the tools for running a full placement season, all in one package with nothing extra to buy.
Free for ever
- Your roster, organised by batch, programme and stream.
- Inviting students to sign up, with reminders.
- Each student's academics and placement status.
- Placement drives with any company, with no limit.
- Shortlisting eligible students and moving each student through simple stages.
- Staff logins for your colleagues.
In the Campus Placement Package
- Named drive rounds with results recorded for everyone at once.
- Offers with offer letters that students accept or decline on Grohire.
- A placement policy: one offer per student, with dream and super-dream tiers.
- Internship and PPO drives, richer eligibility (10th, 12th, diploma marks, gap years) and student self-applications.
- Announcing drives to every eligible student, and calendar files.
- Inviting companies to drives with a batch strengths deck, resume books and your campus profile.
- A recruiter list with follow-ups, warm leads and employer drive requests.
- A listing in the campus directory employers browse.
- Student document checks, broadcasts, trainings with attendance and parent progress links.
- Readiness analytics, NAAC, NBA and NIRF reports, and the alumni list.
- Head of department and student coordinator logins.
The free trial
Your placement officer can switch the package on free from the dashboard. The trial runs for 60 days or one complete drive, whichever ends later, and needs no payment details. Each college gets one trial. See Start your free trial.
Good to know
- Expert interviews for your students are a separate service, bought as interview packs. See Interview packs.
- Prices for the package and for packs are sent to you with the agreement. You'll see the amount before anything is owed.
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