The Department of English at St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata prides itself on an exceptional placement ecosystem powered by the University’s vibrant and proactive Placement Cell. With its strong industry linkages, continuous skill-enhancement programmes, and personalised student mentoring, the Placement Cell ensures that Xavierians are consistently prepared to excel in a competitive professional landscape.

Between 2017 and 2019, an impressive number of our students secured internships with leading organisations such as Millenium Post, Echo of India, The Hope Foundation, SAGE Publications, and Business Economics. These internships provided invaluable real-world exposure, enabling students to apply their academic training to media, research, publishing, and social development sectors.

From 2019 to 2025, the department has continued its upward trajectory with an outstanding record of campus placements. Year after year, our students have been recruited by top-tier companies including Cognizant, IBM, TCS, Myntra, Nerdy Turtlez, along with a growing list of distinguished national and international organisations. The landmark 2019 placement drive, which saw 45% of students securing coveted offers, set the tone for successive years of consistent placement success.

With a strong commitment to nurturing confident, industry-ready graduates, the Department of English continues to empower students with the skills, opportunities, and networks needed to thrive in diverse professional fields. Our ever-expanding placement portfolio stands as a testament to the excellence, adaptability, and promise of our students.

Internship Achievements -

In alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) and the University’s academic regulations, the Department of English at St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata ensures 100% internship placement for its students as part of its experiential learning framework.

Students have completed internships in a wide range of reputable organisations, including Alliance Française du Bengale, Airports Authority of India – NSCBI Kolkata Airport, ABP Media House, TV9 Bangla, AVPN Asia, Vivekananda Mission High School, Orient Blackswan, Birla Academy of Art and Culture, and the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

These internships provide essential professional exposure across media, publishing, education, cultural management, and public service sectors, enabling students to apply academic insights to real-world contexts. The department remains committed to strengthening its academic–industry interface and upholding the standards of NEP-guided experiential learning.