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Campus hiring arrives all at once and leaves just as fast. This agent checks every applicant against your eligibility rules and runs the AI voice interview straight away, before a recruiter picks up the phone. The agent coordinates. The recruiter closes.

A campus drive puts hundreds of applications in front of you in a single day. Before anyone can have a real conversation, someone has to check each applicant against the branch, the batch, the CGPA cut-off and the backlog rule, then start the first screening call. Multiply that by every institute on the calendar.

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That is coordination work, not recruiter work. The placement window is measured in days, and the company that screens first is the company making offers while you are still working through the list.
The agent checks every applicant against your eligibility rules, then conducts the AI voice interview itself. Candidates are screened as they apply, at whatever volume the drive produces, without a recruiter making a single call.
The recruiter steps in once the scores are in. They meet the students who cleared screening, judge fit and decide who gets an offer.

Reads each application against your branch, batch, CGPA and backlog rules.

Confirms the applicant fits the role before anything else happens.

Runs the AI voice interview and tells the candidate what to expect.

Meets the screened students, judges fit and makes the hiring decision.
Every Agent Builder workflow follows the same simple logic. An event starts the process, your rules determine what happens next, and the agent takes the action without waiting for a recruiter.
The agent picks up every applicant from the drive as they come in.
Branch, batch, CGPA, institute, backlogs or any other criteria you set for the role.
The agent conducts the screening call itself, at any hour and at any volume.
The candidate receives the link and the instructions without waiting for a recruiter to reach out.
Configure once. The agent coordinates from there.
The agent applies your cut-offs to every application, so nobody is filtering spreadsheets between campus visits.
Screening happens as applications arrive, including overnight and across several institutes at once.
Recruiters spend the placement window meeting candidates instead of working through a list to find them.
Campus screening is one workflow Agent Builder can coordinate. One agent can launch an AI interview when an application arrives. Another can move qualified candidates forward. Another can enforce a compliance rule before an offer is created. Another can keep candidates informed throughout the hiring process.
The pattern stays the same: agents handle the coordination, while recruiters handle the conversations, decisions and relationships that move hiring forward.

We can show you this agent running against your eligibility rules, your institutes and a live drive, so you can see exactly what the agent handles and where your recruiters step in.

It checks every campus applicant against your eligibility rules and conducts the AI voice interview automatically. Screening starts the moment a student applies, with no recruiter involvement.
Yes. Branch, batch, CGPA, institute, backlogs or any other field you capture on the application. Different roles and different hiring programmes can carry different rules.
No. The agent handles eligibility checking and the first screening call. Recruiters meet the students who clear it, judge fit and make every hiring decision.
They are not moved into voice screening. They stay in the pipeline for your team to review the way you handle them today.
They stay where they are, and you can see who has not completed screening. Nothing is rejected automatically unless you build a rule that says so.
Every candidate answers the same questions and is scored on the same criteria, which is harder to guarantee when calls are split across a team under time pressure. Recruiters review the scores, and the hiring decision stays with people.
Yes. The same framework can coordinate compliance checks, candidate communication, interview progression, offer workflows, job publishing and other repetitive steps across hiring.