One system that matches students to opportunities, screens applications for recruiters, and keeps your placement statistics ready before anyone asks for them.
Every Training & Placement Cell runs the same way: a spreadsheet of student resumes, a WhatsApp group per recruiter, and a placement officer manually matching students to openings, chasing recruiters for interview slots, and rebuilding the year’s placement statistics by hand every time management — or an accreditation team — asks for a number.
Blore.AI is building PlacementOS to remove that manual matching entirely: a single platform where student profiles, recruiter openings, interview scheduling, and placement outcomes all live in one place, matched and tracked automatically.
PlacementOS will hold every student’s profile, resume, and skill data in one place, automatically match them against live recruiter openings, and give recruiters a self-serve portal to post roles, review shortlists, and schedule interviews directly — without a placement officer manually forwarding resumes over email. Every outcome, from applied to placed, is tracked in real time.
In one sentence: Every student gets matched to every opportunity they’re actually eligible for, and every placement statistic is a live number, not a spreadsheet rebuilt for the next report.
The system is designed to run as a continuous, four-stage cycle:
Students build a structured profile once: academics, skills, projects, certifications, resume
Recruiter openings are automatically matched against eligible, interested students the moment they’re posted
Recruiters review AI-shortlisted candidates and book interview slots directly on the platform
Every stage — applied, shortlisted, interviewed, offered, placed — updates a live placement record
Designed around how a placement season actually runs, across departments and drives.
Accreditation cycles and management reviews don’t wait for someone to compile a spreadsheet. When placement data updates itself as it happens, the number a placement officer reports in a review meeting is the same number an accreditation auditor would find three months later — because it was never manually assembled in the first place.
This one is still in development. Tell us about your institution and we will keep you posted as PlacementOS comes together — early partners get a say in what we build.
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