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PREDICTIVE STUDENT PLACEMENT RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM USING MACHINE LEARNING CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHMS

Author : 1Mrs. L. SHIRISHA, 2PISKA PREETHI, 3KALWAKOLLU POOJA, 4SURUGU BHARATH RAJ, 5PASUNURI RISHI

The Predictive Student Placement Recommendation System is an intelligent webbased application designed to assist students in evaluating their placement readiness and identifying suitable career paths using machine learning classification algorithms. In the modern competitive job environment, students often lack personalized guidance and data-driven insights to determine their strengths, weaknesses, and career direction. This system addresses these challenges by analyzing academic performance parameters such as SSC, HSC, degree percentage, MBA percentage, entrance test scores, and work experience to predict placement outcomes. In addition to placement prediction, the system evaluates skill-based attributes including programming ability, aptitude, problem-solving skills, project experience, abstract thinking, and design skills to recommend appropriate job roles such as Software Developer, Data Analyst, UI/UX Designer, Technical Support, and Technical Writer. The application integrates three major modules: Admin, Employer, and User, ensuring structured functionality and role-based access control. Machine learning models are trained on structured datasets and deployed within a Flask-based web application to provide real-time predictions and recommendations. Furthermore, the system integrates job portal functionality by displaying relevant job opportunities based on predicted roles, allowing students to apply directly. This integrated approach reduces uncertainty in career decisions, minimizes random job applications, enhances placement preparedness, and improves overall decision-making efficiency. The system provides a scalable, reliable, and user-friendly platform that bridges the gap between prediction systems and job portals, ultimately supporting both students and employers in achieving better placement outcomes.


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