Rai also said that as many as 100 companies from different fields will be participating in this job fair.
With over 100 companies taking a part in the job fair, unemployed people will be able to get jobs under one roof, he said.
A senior government official said that an applicant, who is not registered with the employment center, can also register with it before applying for the job.
The government move aims at providing a better opportunity for unemployed persons, especially youth.
During the first Job Fair organised recently, around 2,100 people rescured jobs in different categories, which included telecalling, insurance agents, private security agencies etc.
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