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409 Direct Jobs for Disabled Youth at Biharsharif Employment Camp on Sept 2
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 30 Aug 2026, 08:02 AM
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A special employment camp for disabled youth from Nalanda district will be held on September 2 at the Joint Labour Building in Biharsharif, where three companies will directly recruit for 409 positions.
The District Planning Office of Nalanda has scheduled a dedicated employment‑guidance camp for disabled youth on 2 September. The event will take place at the Joint Labour Building complex in Biharsharif, bringing together government officials and private sector recruiters.
The camp aims to bridge the gap between skilled differently‑abled candidates and employers, offering them a platform to explore job opportunities without the usual bureaucratic delays. Participants will receive career counseling, resume assistance, and interview preparation tailored to their abilities.
Three prominent companies have confirmed their presence and will conduct direct hiring for a total of 409 vacancies across various sectors. All positions will be filled through on‑spot selection, eliminating the need for multiple application rounds.
Organisers expect the initiative to generate immediate employment for a significant number of disabled youths in the district, setting a precedent for similar talent‑linking programmes in other parts of the state.
The camp aims to bridge the gap between skilled differently‑abled candidates and employers, offering them a platform to explore job opportunities without the usual bureaucratic delays. Participants will receive career counseling, resume assistance, and interview preparation tailored to their abilities.
Three prominent companies have confirmed their presence and will conduct direct hiring for a total of 409 vacancies across various sectors. All positions will be filled through on‑spot selection, eliminating the need for multiple application rounds.
Organisers expect the initiative to generate immediate employment for a significant number of disabled youths in the district, setting a precedent for similar talent‑linking programmes in other parts of the state.