Campus Placement Prediction Using Brain.js
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Finding a job is difficult, and even when you do, you cannot be certain that the organisation is the greatest fit for you. Several job recommendation sites provide a plethora of possibilities, but how many of those options are actually useful is a well-known reality among everybody. We developed a Machine Learning system that uses Brain.js, a javascript library for neural networks, to forecast an individual's chances of being hired in a specific firm based on numerous characteristics such as their percentage, specialisation, and work experience. Our research aims to assist students, colleges' Training and Placement Offices (TPO), and companies' Human Resources departments in finding the best fit companies.
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