Chandauli Mega Job Fair: 26 Companies Open Doors for Local Youth
26 companies offered jobs with salaries up to ₹35,000 at the Chandauli mega job fair. Find out who was eligible and where the placements are.
In a major push to tackle unemployment and empower the youth, the District Employment Office in Chandauli recently organized a Chandauli mega job fair (Rozgar Mela) 2026. The event, held at Lal Bahadur Shastri PG College in Niyamatabad, served as a bridge between aspiring job seekers and the industrial sector, offering a wide array of career opportunities under the Uttar Pradesh Employment Mission.
A Massive Opportunity for Diverse Qualifications
One of the standout features of the fair was its inclusivity. Unlike many recruitment drives that target only high-degree holders, this event opened its doors to candidates across various educational levels. Employment opportunities were available for those who have completed:
- 8th Grade
- 10th Grade
- 12th Grade
- ITI certifications
- Diplomas
- Graduation degrees
Roles, Salaries, and Destinations
A total of 26 companies from the private and industrial sectors participated in the drive, conducting on-the-spot interviews and selection processes. The recruitment focused heavily on technical and operational roles to meet current industry demands.
Available Positions:
The companies were hunting for skilled and semi-skilled talent to fill roles such as operators, production staff, electricians, fitters, machine operators, and supervisors, along with other specialized technical positions.
Pay Scales and Locations:
The financial incentives were competitive, with monthly salary packages ranging from ₹14,000 to ₹35,000. While the fair was held in Chandauli, the job placements extended across several major industrial hubs in India, including:
- Gautam Buddha Nagar
- Gurugram
- Faridabad
- Bengaluru
- Pune
- Ahmedabad
The Road Ahead for Chandauli's Youth
District Employment Officer Om Ji Gupta explained that this event is part of a larger strategic move by the state government and the Employment Department to host constituency-level fairs in every district. Since Chandauli comprises four assembly constituencies, four separate fairs are planned. The Niyamatabad event marked the third such fair, specifically targeting the Mughalsarai assembly constituency.
Gupta further revealed that once these constituency-level events are concluded, a massive district-level job fair will be organized. He emphasized that the administration is committed to ensuring that every youth is connected with employment, and they are actively working to bring even more companies to future events.
A Stern Warning Against Fraud
The event was graced by Chief Guest and MLA Ramesh Jaiswal, along with other dignitaries and the college principal. During the proceedings, officials issued a critical reminder to all candidates: the registration and selection process is entirely free of charge.
"Candidates are advised to remain vigilant against any individuals or companies demanding money in exchange for employment," officials warned, urging the youth to avoid falling prey to scams.