Do universities prepare students for jobs, or do we have to search for jobs ourselves?
14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Mona Negi · 1 min read
Yes, universities help prepare students for jobs by offering career counseling, resume and interview workshops, job fairs, networking events, and internship opportunities. They also support you with CVs, cover letters, and access to job portals.
However, you are responsible for actively searching, applying, and networking to secure a job. The university provides resources and support, but your own effort is essential for success.
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