Conduct Hassle-free Virtual University Hiring with iMocha

We help you build a scalable and cost-efficient university recruitment strategy

Whether you are conducting virtual career fairs or campus hiring drives, our end-to-end university recruitment solution helps you assess and hire the best graduates from universities across the globe

Customers Love iMocha

Our teams often received poor candidate feedback owing to some proctoring measures that slowed the system. With a simple combination of image and window locking, we were able to ensure test integrity and yet have provide better candidate experience.

- Capgemini

Transform your University Recruitment Strategy

Assess job-readiness of graduates effortlessly

Create customized assessments or use pre-built ones to evaluate job-readiness of graduates during virtual university hiring or campus hiring drives. Our easy-to-use platform helps you launch hiring drives in just a few clicks.

Along with technical skills, industry best practices recommend conducting Cognitive Ability and English Proficiency assessments to identify job-readiness of candidates.

Every skill and question is carefully vetted and benchmarked by industry experts so that you get the highest accuracy while assessing them.

Ensure test integrity with AI-enabled proctoring

With our class-leading AI-enabled proctoring measures, you don’t have to worry about any malpractices during virtual campus recruitment drives. Our platform has built-in:

Real-time image, video, and audio capturing with analysis
IP restriction and window lock
Multiple parameters for suspicious activities

So, whether you are a recruiter or a hiring manager, our university recruitment solution offers complete peace of mind with its comprehensive suite of proctoring measures.

"We hired 4 candidates in a single day at University Drive. Before using iMocha, university drives were a nightmare for us, arranging the logistics, getting the team together, it was tedious. With iMocha this process has streamlined and our reach has widened."