Campus Placement Drive by Agio Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Pune

Campus Placement Drive by Agio Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Pune The Training and Placement Cell of YSPM’s Yashoda Technical Campus, Faculty of Pharmacy, Satara, successfully organized a Campus Recruitment Drive for Agio Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Pune, on Thursday, 30th October 2025. The event aimed to provide excellent employment opportunities to final-year B. Pharm students and strengthen the institute’s collaboration with the pharmaceutical industry. A total of 23 students from the outgoing batch (A.Y. 2024–25) enthusiastically participated in the selection process, which included aptitude tests, technical interviews, and HR rounds. After the rigorous process, 19 students were successfully selected for various positions in Manufacturing Operations, marking a proud achievement for the Faculty of Pharmacy. Company Profile: Agio Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (Payroll: CAIT Edusys Pvt. Ltd.) was established in 1991 with the vision of adopting a focused approach toward global pharmaceutical marketing. Over the years, the company has evolved into a professionally managed and highly committed organization, expanding its operations across several countries. Agio Pharmaceuticals continues to uphold excellence, quality, and innovation in its products and services, making it a respected name in the global pharmaceutical sector. The recruitment process was conducted in collaboration with the CAIT Organization, represented by Mr. Santosh Swami, Mr. Gopal, and Mr. Rahul Aare, who efficiently managed the screening and interview sessions. The event was coordinated by Central TPO Head Mr. Randhirsingh Mohite, and conveyed by TPO Incharge (Pharmacy) Dr. Atish Velhal, with co-convener Mr. Abhijit Kekare (Central TPO), under the valuable guidance of Principal Dr. P. D. Jadhav. The Management, including Hon. President Prof. Dashrath Sagare, Vice-President Mr. Ajinkya Sagare, and Registrar Mr. G. K. Survase, along with HODs Dr. A. M. Bhagwat, Dr. S. H. Rohane, and Dr. L. M. Purane, congratulated all the selected students. They appreciated the initiative, emphasizing that such placement drives are vital for boosting students’ confidence and preparing them for successful professional careers.