Six B.Tech CSE and CSE-DS Students Secure Placement at EPAM

Six students from the B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Computer Science and Engineering – Data Science (CSE-DS) 2026 batch have secured placements at EPAM, marking an important achievement as they prepare to transition from academic learning to professional careers. This accomplishment reflects their efforts in developing technical knowledge and preparing for opportunities in the technology industry.
EPAM is a global digital engineering and technology services company known for its work in software engineering, digital platforms, and technology consulting. Securing placement with the organization provides the selected students with an opportunity to begin their professional journeys in an industry environment and apply the skills gained during their undergraduate studies.
This achievement celebrates the students’ dedication and progress toward their career goals. Their success also highlights the importance of technical learning, consistent preparation, and industry engagement in shaping career opportunities for graduates. Anurag University congratulates the six students on their placements at EPAM and wishes them continued growth and success as they embark on the next stage of their professional journeys.
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