Best Job Portals For Freshers To Apply Job After Graduation In India

So finally you have done with your graduation and now you are into the pool of freshers who are looking for jobs in IT sector, core sector or Govt. sector in India. Are you in dilemma what will happen to your career after graduation or what are the jobs you will get after graduation. Then don't worry. The very first thing you have to do after graduation is to prepare a resume or CV in which you have to document all your achievements and skills accurately. Then you have to upload or post your resume to all the leading job portals in India to get relevant job alerts in your mail box. Generally people think that few leading job portals like Naurki.com, Monster.com, Tomesjobs.com are enough when looking for a job. But do you know there are huge list of such job sites where you can search and apply many jobs. You should not only stick to few such portals. Apply as many as portals to maximize your chances of getting your first job. Here in this article we are listing out top 35 job portals in India where you can upload your resume to get a job.

Naukri - www.naukri.com
Monster India - www.monsterindia.com
Times Jobs - www.timesjobs.com
Shine - www.shine.com
ClickJobs - www.clickjobs.com
Freshersworld - www.freshersworld.com
Vfreshers - www.vfreshers.com
Careerjet - www.careerjet.co.in
CareerAge - www.careerage.com
Chetanasforum - www.chetanasforum.com
Career Builder - www.careerbuilder.co.in/
Jobs Ahead - www.jobsahead.com/
Dev Net Jobs India - www.devnetjobsindia.org/
Naukri Hub - www.naukrihub.com/
India Recruit - www.india.recruit.net/
Career Khazana - www.careerkhazana.com/
Indian Job Site - www.indianjobsite.com/
Placement India - www.placementindia.com/
Job Bazaar - www.jobbazar.com/
Naukri Bazaar - www.naukribazaar.in/
Jobs India - www.jobsindia.com/
Bharat Careers - www.bharatcareers.in/
Jobsdb - www.in.jobsdb.com/in
Career Mosaic India - www.careermosaicindia.com/
Naukri For Women - www.naukriforwomen.com
Naukri 2000 - www.naukri2000.com
Job Consultancy - www.jobconsultancy.com
Talentpool Asia - www.talentpool.asia/
Career Enclave - www.careerenclave.com/
First Naukri - www.firstnaukri.com/
Careesma - www.careesma.in/
Wisdom Jobs - www.wisdomjobs.com/
Top India Jobs - www.topindiajobs.com/
Apna Circle - www.apnacircle.com/
Udhyoga - www.udhyoga.com/

By Santanu Debnath at http://www.getaheadindia.in/

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