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New Delhi [India], May 10 (/NewsVoir): Unstop, a career transformation platform, released its annual Campus Employer Branding Report (CEBR 2023), a one-of-a-kind report which sheds light on key factors that influence students' job preferences.The report was unveiled as a part of Unstop Campus Hiring Meet (UCHM) 2023, which was attended by over 600 industry experts, speakers, panellists and delegates.Methodology & Participants Profile- Time duration: Jan - March 2023- Sample Size: 9,810 students participated in the survey- 30 objective & Subjective Questions- The gender diversity ratio of male to female respondents was 68% to 31%, with 1% identifying as other- The report includes leading trends and analysis from survey responses across B-School, E-School, and Arts, Science & Commerce categories, with separate analysis for deviations- The premier 10 B-Schools (Tier 1) were IIM A, IIM B, IIM C, IIM L, IIM K, IIM I, XLRI, FMS, MDIxAnkit Aggarwal, CEO and Founder, Unstop, said, "The report offers valuable insights into the factors that shape students' job preferences, enabling compes to gain a better understanding of their mind-set and attract and retain top talent."He further added, "Our findings emphasize the importance of engagement strategies like competitions, placement talks, and informal alumni talks, as well as the need for start-ups to customize their engagement programs to attract talent. We also discovered that B-School graduates now prioritize career growth over salary, and that alumni engagement is vital for improving an employer's brand."The report also shows that almost half (49%) of B-Schoolers prefer working with established & large firms, while only 14% want to work specifically for a startup, which is in line with last year's poll. This is a clear indication that startups should tailor more synergistic and interactive engagement programs for students. They should step up their employer branding game because the more people will know about them and their culture, the more there will be chances of attracting the right talent.CEBR 2023 also reveals that there has been a year-on-year change in the priorities of B-School graduates, with career growth now being considered more important than salary, compared to the previous year. Over 50% of the B-Schoolers surveyed chose lower CTC & Fixed Component if the In-Hand salary was high, underlining the importance of higher in-hand salaries to students.Unstop CEBR 2023 reveals that participating in competitions can increase the chances of students bagging higher CTCs by 300%-500%, making it an essential engagement strategy for compes looking to attract top talent.The importance of engaging with alumni in influencing students' perception of a company cannot be overstated, and the CEBR 2023 report reinforces this fact. It is thus crucial for compes to connect with campus alumni and utilize their networks to enhance their employer brand. The report also highlights that the most effective company engagement model, according to students' feedback, is a combination of competition, placement talks, and informal alumni talks. This has been the preferred trend for the last three years.As part of the survey, students were also asked to rank their dream employer that they would like to work for, their most preferred tech company, and so on. The complete rankings of Unstop CEBR 2023 were also announced at Unstop Campus Hiring Meet (UCHM) 2023 on May 9th. UCHM 2023 also touched upon ways to address and resolve systemic barriers to fair access to opportunities and devise ways to assess the skills and attitudes of the talent pool.The event featured an impressive lineup of industry experts and leaders for panel discussions, including ta Bhogle - Speaker, Author, Partner & Learning Content Head, Prosearch Consultants & Bizpunditz, Pankaj Bansal, Co Founder and Group CEO, PeopleStrong; Savitha Shivsankar, CHRO, Asian Paints; Gaurav Sharma, Chief People Officer, HCCB; Amit Prakash, CHRO, Marico Limited; Vishal Bansal, Head - India Talent Acquisition, Lenovo; and Dr Rajesh U S, Assistant Director - University Recruiting leader, EY; among others.Mehak Gupta, a student at IIIT Allahabad, who recently bagged a job at Flipkart through its competition for diversity hiring quoted, "I stumbled upon Unstop 2-3 months into my engineering degree, and it was a godsend. After just a single scan, I knew I had to sign up. If I had to describe Unstop in one word, I'd say it is a 'Magic Box' that keeps me updated about every opportunity. Just sitting in one city I could participate in competitions like ServiceNow and Flipkart Runway Season 3, which I won!"Tailored specially for students, UCHM 2023 also hosted IGNITE 2023 focused on helping students grasp what to learn and how to learn, featuring seasoned leaders from Marico, AB InBev, Asian Paints, L'Oreal, Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance, and other renowned names.Link to access the report: unstop.com/campus-employer-branding-report-2023.Unstop is a career transformation platform where talent meets opportunities to unlock their potential.Founded in 2017 by Ankit Aggarwal, Unstop is a category creating platform for talent to learn, upskill, showcase their talents, gain CV points & get hired while unlocking their true potential. This enables students to eventually get hired by their dream employers.We connect STUDENTS across domains in INDIA to a world of opportunities across the GLOBE. We are a growing community of ~5 Mn Students, Freshers, and Early Working Professionals.Unstop has been chosen by major brands such as Amazon, Flipkart, HUL, Reliance, Tata, Mahindra, Uber, Accenture, Infosys, EY, PwC, and many others for their early talent recruitment needs. These compes interact with students and early professionals at Unstop and leverage the platform's expertise to build their dream teams.Website: unstop.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/unstop/about.This story has been provided by NewsVoir. will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (/NewsVoir)Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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