Delhi University (DU) is set to host a job fair on October 8, 2025, offering students and alumni a vital chance to explore fresh employment and internship opportunities. The event is organized by the University’s Central Placement Cell under the Dean of Students’ Welfare. 

Who can attend? All current undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD students of DU, as well as those who have already graduated, are eligible to apply. However, students of the School of Open Learning are excluded from participation. 

Registration is free of cost. To secure a spot, interested candidates need to sign up by October 5 (the last date).  They will likely fill out a Google Form that asks for basic details name, college, department, semester, resume, university ID, and other relevant info. 

The job fair will take place across multiple campus venues: the multipurpose hall, the indoor stadium, and Gate Number 2. Companies participating may offer roles across sectors, including internships, placements, or short-term projects. Although Media did not list exact employer names, such fairs typically host both startups and established firms. 

For many students, this event provides a tangible bridge from academic life to professional engagement. It’s a platform to network, present one’s skills, and possibly land a job or internship before finishing studies. The presence of recruiters on campus reduces the usual friction of off-campus interviews and travel constraints.

To make the most of such an event, participants should prepare a crisp, updated resume, dress smartly, and be ready to talk about projects, skills, and goals. Having soft skills and clarity in mind often helps make an impression in short interactions.

Entrance to the fair is first come, first served even though registration is free. So early sign-ups will help ensure access to desired booths. Given the scale and visibility of DU, many strong opportunities may emerge on that day.

In short, the DU job fair on October 8 offers a timely and accessible chance for students and alumni to step closer toward career opportunities. With preparation and initiative, this can be more than an event it could be a career turning point.