How does the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management help Indian students land jobs?

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Akash Gaur | Contributor-Level 10

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Frankfurt School of Finance and Management helps Indian students secure full-time jobs in the following ways:

Career Services team refines resumes, organizes mock interviews, and provides guidance related to the demands of the German job market
Organizes regular recruiting fairs, networking events, an

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