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In continuation to the framework developed for the placement officer, the comprehensive series to the draft framework established upon the foundational framework of roles and responsibilities (Part One published in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research, Volume XVII, Issue I, April / 2025) and the academic qualifications and skill sets (Part Two published in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research, Volume XVII, Issue IV, May / 2025), and the final part analyzing the placement process in detail (Part Three published in the International Research Journal of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies, Volume 6, Issue 12, December 2025) this paper examines the post placement phase of the campus recruitment process and highlights the contemporary challenges faced by the placement officers in securing the employment of the fresh graduates of the higher education institutions. The article further recommends corrective measures that a placement officer can undertake to overcome those challenges. As global shifts in employability patterns, technological advancements, the current dynamic geopolitical scenario, and industry expectations accelerate, placement officers are increasingly required to adapt with foresight and innovation. With emphasis on career guidance and counselling practices, data-driven approaches, digital transformation, globalization, skills training, career development practices, and sustainable partnerships, this study proposes some dynamic strategies and adaptive approaches necessary for the placement officers to effectively prepare the students for the jobs of tomorrow, ensuring sustainable employability and fostering institutional responsiveness to evolving workforce needs. This article aims to provide a forward-looking road map for enhancing student success and institutional growth in an increasingly competitive global job market.

Campus Placement, placement officers, employability trends, challenges in placement, globalization, innovation, higher education.