IIDT Internship

Report on
JobPortalX - Job Search and Application Platform

Submitted in partial fulfillment of requirements to

CB461 - Seminar and Internship in Industry
ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY
For the award of the degree
Bachelor of Technology
in
Computer Science and Business System
By
Devireddy Nithin Reddy (Y20CB015)

APRIL - 2024

RVR & JC COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING(Autonomous)

NAAC A+ Grade, NBA Accredited
(Approved by A.I.C.T.E)
(AFFILIATED TO ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY)
Chandramoulipuram: :Chowdavaram
GUNTUR - 522019
 R.V.R & J.C. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS)
DEPARTMENT OF
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND BUSINESS SYSTEM

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

This is to Certify that this project titled “JobPortalX – Job Search and Application
Platform” is the bonafide work of Devireddy Nithin Reddy (Y20CB015) who have carried
out the work under my supervision, and submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of the
degree CB461-Seminar and Internship in Industry, B.Tech. in Computer Science and
Business System During the year 2023-2024.

Mr. K. Subramanyam Dr. M. V. P. Chandra Sekhara Rao

Assistant Professor, Dept. of CSBS HOD, Dept. of CSBS
(Lecturer In-charge) (Co-ordinator)
INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The successful completion of any task would be incomplete without a proper

suggestions, guidance and environment. The combination of these three factors acts like
backbone to our internship “JobPortalX – Job Search and Application Platform”.

I would like to express our gratitude to the Management of R.V.R & J.C.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING for providing us with a pleasant environment and
excellent lab facility.

I regard my sincere thanks to our Principal, Dr. Kolla Srinivas for providing support
and stimulating environment.

I am greatly indebted to Dr. M. V. P. Chandra Sekhara Rao, Professor, & Head of

the department, Computer Science and Business System, R. V. R. & J. C. COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING, for his valuable suggestions during the internship.

I would like to express our special thanks to our guide Mr. K. Subramanyam,
Assistant Professor who helped us in doing the internship successfully.

Devireddy Nithin Reddy (Y20CB015)

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 ABSTRACT

In response to the ever-evolving landscape of job search and recruitment, JobPortalX

emerges as a comprehensive solution aimed at addressing the diverse needs of both job
seekers and employers. Leveraging a sophisticated blend of libraries and technologies,
including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, React.js, MongoDB, Express, and Node.js,
Jobportalx embodies a user-centric approach to revolutionize the job search and application
experience. At the heart of Jobportalx lies MongoDB, serving as the backbone of the
application, efficiently handling data storage and retrieval. Express.js and Node.js act as
middleware, facilitating seamless communication between the front end and back-end
components, ensuring smooth operation and optimal performance. The project's design
revolves around a seamless and intuitive user interface, meticulously crafted to enhance
usability and facilitate efficient navigation. Upon accessing the platform, users are greeted
with a streamlined registration process, allowing them to specify their role as either a job
seeker or an employer. This initial step sets the stage for a tailored experience, wherein job
seekers are granted access to a dynamic dashboard showcasing curated job listings aligned
with their preferences and qualifications. Through intuitive features and interactive elements,
users can effortlessly explore job openings, submit applications, and monitor the status of
their submissions. For job seekers, the application process is enriched by the inclusion of
supplementary materials such as CVs and personalized cover letters, enabling them to
present a comprehensive profile to prospective employers. Employers, in turn, benefit from a
dedicated portal where they can post job openings, review applications, and engage with
potential candidates. The platform's integration with applicant tracking systems facilitates
efficient management of incoming applications, empowering employers to make informed
hiring decisions. Jobportalx embodies the principles of transparency and efficiency,
providing job seekers with unparalleled insights into the recruitment process. Through real-
time updates, users can navigate the job market with confidence, knowing that their
applications are actively considered. The project's flow is characterized by a seamless
progression from registration to application submission, with each stage optimized for user
convenience and efficiency. Upon registration, users are guided through prompts to establish
their profile and preferences. Job seekers are then presented with a curated selection of job
listings, while employers gain access to tools for posting job openings and managing
applicant profiles. Throughout the application process, users are provided with clear
instructions and prompts to facilitate smooth navigation and minimize friction. The
platform's intuitive design ensures that users can easily upload supplementary materials such

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as CVs and cover letters, enhancing the quality and relevance of their applications.
Employers benefit from advanced filtering and sorting capabilities, allowing them to
efficiently review and prioritize incoming applications based on their specific criteria.
Jobportalx represents a paradigm shift in talent acquisition, offering a transformative
platform that redefines the way individuals search for employment opportunities and
organizations identify top-tier talent. By leveraging state-of-the-art technologies and
embracing user-centric design principles, Jobportalx sets a new standard for efficiency,
transparency, and effectiveness in the job search and application process. As the project
reaches its culmination, Jobportalx is poised to emerge as a catalyst for positive outcomes,
driving meaningful connections and fostering mutual growth in the global job market
landscape.

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure No. Figure Particulars Page No.

2.1 Architecture 3

3.1 Database Schema Design 6

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 LIST OF SCREENSHOTS

Screenshot No. Screenshot Particulars Page No.

3.2 User Schema 8

3.3 Job Schema 9

3.4 Application Schema 11

4.1 Database connection 13

4.2 User Schema Implementation 14

4.3 Job Schema Implementation 16

4.4 Application Schema Implementation 17

5.1 Login Page 19

5.2 Registration Page 19

5.3 New user registering as a Job Seeker 20

5.4 Home page of Job Seeker user 20

5.5 Home page of Job Seeker user 21

5.6 Home page of Job Seeker user 21

5.7 Job Seeker viewing all available job options posted 22

by various Employers
5.8 Job Seeker viewing details of Sr. MERN Stack 22
Developer job
5.9 Job Seaker applying for a job post 23

5.10 Job Seeker viewing all his job applications 23

5.11 Job Seeker logged out successfully 24

5.12 Employer user logging in 24

5.13 Home page of Employer user 25

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5.14 Employer viewing all job applications he received 25
for his job posts from different Job Seekers
5.15 Employer viewing CV of Job Seeker who applied 26
for a job posted by Employer
5.16 Employer viewing all the jobs available in the 26
JobPortalX which were posted by different
Employers
5.17 Employer viewing details of a job post but since he 27
is an Employer he cannot apply for the jobs
5.18 Job posts made by the Employer 27

5.19 Employer editing his job post by changing the 28

name of job from Jr. React Native Developer to Sr.
React Native Developer
5.20 Employer posting a new job 28

5.21 New job posted successfully 29

5.22 Employer changing the job name from Flutter 29

Developer to MERNSTACK Developer
5.23 Employer changing expire status if job post to true 30
indicating that the job post is not accepting any
further applications
5.24 All jobs whose expired status is false are only 30
displayed to on the available jobs page
5.25 Employer logged out successfully 31

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Contents Page No.

Acknowledgment i

Abstract ii
iv
List of figures

List of screenshots v

1. Introduction 1

2. Architecture 3

3. Database Schema and Design 6

3.1. User schema 7
3.2. Job schema 8
3.3. Application schema 10
3.4. Relation between schemas 12

4. Database Implementation 13
4.1. User schema operations 13
4.2. Job schema operations 15
4.3. Application schema operations 17
5. Results 19

6. Social Impact of the Project 32

7. Conclusion & Future Scope 34

8. Bibliography 36

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 1. INTRODUCTION

In today's dynamic and competitive job market, the quest for meaningful employment
opportunities can often feel like navigating a labyrinth. Recognizing this challenge, JobPortalX
emerges as a beacon of innovation, poised to transform the way individuals approach the job
search process. Built upon a foundation of cutting-edge technologies and user-centric design
principles, JobPortalX sets out to revolutionize the landscape of job search and recruitment.

At its core, JobPortalX embodies the fusion of advanced technologies and intuitive
interfaces, offering users a seamless and empowering experience from the moment they step
foot onto the platform. Powered by a sophisticated stack including HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, React.js, MongoDB, Express, and Node.js, JobPortalX leverages the latest tools
and frameworks to create a dynamic and responsive platform.

The journey begins with a simple yet robust registration process, where users are
invited to define their roles as either job seekers or employers. This initial step lays the
groundwork for a personalized experience, tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences
of each user segment. Job seekers are greeted with a curated dashboard showcasing relevant
job listings, while employers gain access to powerful tools for posting openings and managing
applications.

Central to the ethos of JobPortalX is its commitment to transparency and efficiency.

Real-timeupdates and notifications provide users with valuable insights into the status of their
applications, empowering them to make informed decisions and navigate the job market with
confidence. Meanwhile, employers’ benefit from streamlined processes for reviewing and
evaluating applicants, optimizing their recruitment efforts and driving meaningful connections.

What sets JobPortalX apart is its unwavering focus on user experience and satisfaction.
Everyaspect of the platform, from the intuitive navigation to the seamless application process,
is designed with the user in mind. Job seekers can easily upload supplementary materials such
as resumes and cover letters, while employers enjoy advanced filtering and sorting capabilities
toidentify top-tier candidates.

As JobPortalX prepares to launch, it heralds a new era in the realm of job

search and recruitment. With its innovative features, user-friendly interface, and commitment
to excellence, JobPortalX aims to empower individuals to take control of their careers and
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connect with opportunities that align with their aspirations. Join us as we embark on this
transformative journey, where the future of job search is brighter and more promising than
ever before.

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 2. ARCHITECTURE

Fig. 2.1. Architecture

The project architecture is a meticulously crafted framework designed to deliver a

seamless and efficient job seeking and recruitment platform. Built upon the MERN
(MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js) stack, this architecture embodies modern design
principles and technologies to ensure robustness, scalability, and security across all layers of
the application.

At the frontend, React.js serves as the cornerstone, providing a dynamic and interactive
user interface through its component-based architecture. React components encapsulate UI
elements, fostering a modular and reusable design paradigm. Leveraging asynchronous
communication with the backend via RESTful APIs, the frontend fetches and submits data
dynamically, delivering a fluid and responsive user experience.

On the server side, Node.js and Express.js form a formidable duo, powering the

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backend infrastructure with speed and efficiency. Express.js, as the web application
framework, handles routing, middleware, and HTTP requests with elegance and simplicity.
Meanwhile, Node.js facilitates high-performance server operations with its non-blocking I/O
model, ensuring swift responses to client requests. MongoDB, a NoSQL database, serves as
the data store, offering flexibility and scalability to accommodate the evolving needs of the
application.

The database schema is meticulously designed to represent core entities such as users,
job listings, and job applications. Each entity is defined with appropriate attributes and
relationships, ensuring data integrity and consistency. Primary keys, foreign keys, and
validation rules are enforced to maintain data accuracy and reliability, providing a solid
foundation for efficient data management and retrieval.

Middleware functions play a crucial role in intercepting and processing incoming

requests. Authentication middleware verifies user identities and authorizes access to protected
resources, while validation middleware ensures data integrity by enforcing input constraints.
Error handling middleware catches and gracefully handles exceptions, preventing application
crashesand providing informative responses to clients.

User authentication is implemented using JSON Web Tokens (JWT), a secure and
stateless authentication mechanism. Upon successful authentication, JWT tokens are issued to
clients, allowing them to access protected resources. Role-based access control (RBAC)
governs user permissions, restricting access to sensitive operations based on user roles. This
robust authentication and authorization scheme ensures data security and privacy throughout
the application.

File uploads are supported for submitting resumes and other documents during the job
application process. Cloudinary, a cloud-based media management platform, is integrated to
handle file uploads securely and efficiently. Cloudinary's APIs enable seamless file processing,
storage, and delivery, enhancing the application's multimedia capabilities while ensuring
scalability and reliability. The architecture is designed for scalability, enabling the application
to accommodate increased user traffic and data volume effortlessly. Containerization with
Docker ensures consistency andportability across different environments, while orchestration
tools like Kubernetes facilitate efficient container management and scaling. Continuous
integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines automate the deployment process, allowing for

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rapid and reliable software releases with minimal downtime.

The project architecture represents a state-of-the-art framework that leverages modern

technologies and best practices to deliver a robust, scalable, and secure job seeking and
recruitment platform. From frontend interactivity to backend efficiency, every aspect of the
architecture is meticulously crafted to provide an unparalleled user experience while meeting
the highest standards of performance and reliability.

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 3. DATABASE SCHEMA DESIGN

Fig. 3.1. Database Schema Design

In the project, MongoDB serves as the foundational database management system,

powering the storage and retrieval of structured data across various components. Leveraging
MongoDB's document-oriented architecture, the project achieves flexibility and scalability,
accommodating diverse data models and evolving requirements with ease. MongoDB's
schema-less nature allows for dynamic schema modifications, enabling seamless integration
with the application's evolving data structures. Additionally, MongoDB's distributed
architecture and horizontal scalability empower the application to handle large volumes of
data and concurrent user interactions efficiently. By leveraging MongoDB's rich query
language and indexing capabilities, the project ensures optimal performance and
responsiveness, facilitating seamless
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user experiences. Overall, MongoDB's robust features and scalability make it an ideal choice
for powering the data layer of the project, enabling agile development and efficient data
management.

3.1. User Schema:

The User schema is the bedrock upon which the application stands, meticulously
designed to encapsulate and manage critical user data while ensuring robust authentication
and authorization mechanisms. With its suite of fields, each meticulously crafted, the User
schema serves as the cornerstone of user management within the system. At the heart of this
schema lies the name field, a fundamental identifier that not only personalizes user interactions
but also establishes a foundation for trust and recognition. With stringent constraints dictating
its lengthrange, this field becomes not just a label but a conduit for meaningful engagement.

Complementing the name field is the email field, a bastion of security and
communication. Enforced with validation rules, it acts as a gatekeeper, allowing only
properly formatted email addresses to traverse its domain. This validation layer not only
fortifies the system against malicious actors but also fosters efficient and reliable
communication channels between users.Akin to a digital phonebook, the phone field serves as
a direct line of contact between users and potential opportunities. Its presence ensures that
users provide valid and reachable contact numbers, facilitating seamless interaction within the
platform's ecosystem.

Security, paramount in any digital realm, finds its embodiment in the password field.
Here, passwords undergo a transformational journey, encrypted using the robust bcrypt
algorithm before finding sanctuary in the database. This encryption not only shields sensitive
user credentials from prying eyes but also erects an impregnable fortress against potential
security threats. Delineating user roles is the domain of the role field, a beacon guiding
interactions and permissions within the platform. Whether a "Job Seeker" embarking on a
quest for career advancement or an "Employer" seeking to shape the workforce of tomorrow,
this field ensurestailored experiences reflective of user designations.

Time, an immutable force, finds its manifestation in the createdAt field, etching a
timestamp upon user creation. This temporal marker not only chronicles the genesis of user
accounts but also furnishes invaluable metadata for user management and auditing purposes.
Augmenting the schema's capabilities are custom methods like comparePassword and

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getJWTToken, each a testament to the schema's versatility and extensibility. Through these
methods, authentication processes are streamlined, and user experiences are elevated to
unprecedented heights.

Fig. 3.2. User Schema

3.2. Job Schema:

The Job schema, a testament to organizational prowess, governs the structure and
attributes ofjob listings within the application. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each
field within this schema plays a pivotal role in fostering an ecosystem conducive to efficient
job search and discovery functionalities. Central to the schema's architecture is the title
field, a beacon of clarity and conciseness amidst a sea of opportunities. With its succinct yet
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descriptive representation of job titles, this field serves as a guiding light for job seekers
navigating the labyrinthine corridors of career advancement.

Fig. 3.3. Job Schema

In parallel, the description field stands as a bastion of detail, capturing the essence of
job opportunities in eloquent prose. Beyond mere job listings, it paints a vivid tapestry of

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responsibilities and expectations, empowering job seekers to make informed decisions
regarding their professional pursuits. Navigating the ever-expanding landscape of job listings
is facilitated by fields such as category, country, city, and location. Through structured
categorization and localization, these fields transform the daunting task of job search into a
seamless and intuitive experience, rich in relevance and precision.

Navigating the ever-expanding landscape of job listings is facilitated by fields such as

category,country, city, and location. Through structured categorization and localization, these
fields transform the daunting task of job search into a seamless and intuitive experience, rich
in relevance and precision. Salary information, represented by the fixedSalary, salaryFrom,
and salaryTo fields, introduces a layer of flexibility and granularity to compensation
structures. By accommodating various salary ranges and formats, these fields cater to the
diverse needs and expectations of the job market, ensuring equitable access to opportunities.

A cornerstone of job listing management, metadata fields such as expired and

jobPostedOn serve as sentinels, vigilantly monitoring the status and timelines of job listings.
Through their vigilant watch, they empower employers and administrators with the tools
needed to navigate the dynamic landscape of job postings with confidence and precision.
Enshrining transparency and accountability is the postedBy field, establishing a tangible link
between job postings and their respective creators. By attributing each job listing to its
originating employer, this field fosters trust and credibility within the platform's ecosystem,
empowering users to make informed decisions regarding potential opportunities.

3.3. Application Schema:

The Application schema, a bastion of communication and engagement, orchestrates the

captureand management of vital details pertaining to job applications. From applicant profiles
to submission materials, each field within this schema plays a pivotal role in facilitating
seamless interactions between applicants and employers. At its core lies a constellation of
applicant details, including name, email, phone, and address. Serving as the bedrock of
applicant identification, these fields establish a direct line of communication between
applicants and prospective employers, fostering engagement and follow-up.

Elevating the application process to new heights is the coverLetter field, a canvas upon

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applicants paint their aspirations and qualifications in vivid detail. Through personalized
narratives and insights, this field adds depth and context to job applications, enabling applicants
to distinguish themselves amidst a sea of contenders. Complementing the coverLetter field is
the resume field, a repository of applicant credentials and achievements. By facilitating the
submission of detailed applicant documents, this field empowers applicants to showcase their
qualifications and experiences in a comprehensive and compelling manner.

Fig. 3.4. Application Schema

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 Roles, embodied by the applicantID and employerID fields, serve as gatekeepers,
regulating access and attribution within the platform's ecosystem. Through these fields,
applications are attributed to their respective users, enabling role-based access control and
ensuring data integrity and security. Constraints, meticulously woven into the fabric of the
schema, ensure data integrity, security, and usability across all fronts. From minimum and
maximum lengths to validation rules and encryption mechanisms, these constraints safeguard
applicant information and foster trust within the platform's ecosystem.

3.4. Relationships Between Schemas:

Interwoven like the strands of a complex tapestry, the relationships between different
tables of various schemas form the backbone of the application's data architecture. Through
foreign keys and relational mappings, these relationships orchestrate seamless data retrieval
and manipulation, ensuring coherence and consistency across the platform. In the intricate
dance of data, the postedBy field in the Job schema finds its counterpart in the User schema's
_id, establishing a tangible link between job listings and their originating creators. Similarly,
in the Application schema, the applicantID and employerID fields forge connections with
users, attributing applications to their respective creators and enabling role-based access
control.

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 4. DATABASE IMPLEMENTATION

4.1. Connecting to the Database (dbConnection):

The dbConnection function plays a critical role in establishing a connection to the

MongoDB database. It utilizes Mongoose, a MongoDB object modeling tool for Node.js, to
connect to thedatabase specified by the MONGO_URI environment variable. Upon successful
connection, it logs a message confirming the establishment of the database connection. If an
error occurs during the connection process, it catches the error and logs a corresponding
message.

Fig. 4.1. Database Connection

4.2. User Schema Operations:

• Registering a User (register): This function handles the registration of new users. It
extracts essential user details such as name, email, phone, password, and role from the
HTTP request body. It validates the completeness of the form data and checks for
existing users with the same email address. If the email is unique, it creates a new user
record in the database using the User.create method from the User model. Upon
successful registration, it generates a JWT token using the sendToken utility function
and sends it along with a success message and user details to the client.

• Logging In (login): The login function facilitates user authentication. It extracts the
user's email, password, and role from the HTTP request body. After validating the
presence of these fields, it queries the database to find a user with the provided email
address. If a user is found, it compares the hashed password stored in the database with
the provided password using the comparePassword method of the User model. If the
passwords match, it generates a JWT token and sends it to the client, indicating a
successful login.
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 Fig. 4.2. User Schema Implementation

• Logging Out (logout): This function logs out the user by clearing the JWT token stored
in the client's cookies. It constructs an HTTP response with a status code of 201
(indicating success) and removes the token cookie from the client's browser, effectively
terminating the user's session.

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 • Fetching User Details (getUser): The getUser function retrieves the details of the
currently authenticated user. It extracts the user object from the request object,
constructs an HTTP response with a status code of 200 (indicating success), and sends
the user details back to the client.

4.3. Job Schema Operations:

• Fetching All Jobs (getAllJobs): This function retrieves all active job listings from the
database. It queries the Job model to find job records with the expired field set to false,
indicating that the job listings are still valid. It constructs an HTTP response containing
the retrieved job listings and sends it to the client.

• Posting a Job (postJob): The postJob function enables employers to post new job
listings. It extracts job details such as title, description, category, country, city, location,
and salary information from the HTTP request body. It validates the completeness and
consistency of the provided data and checks the user's role to ensure that only employers
can post jobs. If the validation passes, it creates a new job record in the database using
the Job.create method and sends a success response to the client along with the newly
created job details.

• Fetching User's Jobs (getMyJobs): This function retrieves job listings posted by the
currently authenticated user (employer). It extracts the user object from the request
object, queries the Job model to find job records associated with the user's ID, and
constructs an HTTP response containing the retrieved job listings.

• Updating a Job (updateJob): The updateJob function allows employers to update

existing job listings. It extracts the job ID from the HTTP request parameters and
retrieves the corresponding job record from the database using the Job.findById
method. If the job exists, it updates the job record with the provided data using the
Job.findByIdAndUpdate method and sends a success response to the client.

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 Fig. 4.3. Job Schema Implementation

• Deleting a Job (deleteJob): This function enables employers to delete existing job
listings. It extracts the job ID from the HTTP request parameters, retrieves the
corresponding job record from the database, and deletes it using the job.deleteOne
method. Finally, it sends a success response to the client.

• Fetching a Single Job (getSingleJob): The getSingleJob function retrieves details of

a specific job listing by its ID. It extracts the job ID from the HTTP request parameters,
queries the database to find the job record with the specified ID, and constructs an
HTTP response containing the retrieved job details.

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4.4. Application Schema Operations:

Fig. 4.4. Application Schema Implemntation

• Submitting a Job Application (postApplication): This function handles the

submission of job applications by job seekers. It extracts application details such as
name, email, cover letter, phone, address, and job ID from the HTTP request body. It
uploads the resume file to Cloudinary for storage and retrieves the corresponding job
details from the database. After validating the completeness and correctness of the
provided data, it creates a new application record in the database using the

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 Application.create method and sends a success response to the client along with the
newly created application details.

• Fetching Employer's Applications (employerGetAllApplications): This function

retrieves job applications submitted to job listings posted by the currently authenticated
employer. It extracts the user object from the request object, queries the Application
model to find application records associated with the employer's ID, and constructs an
HTTP response containing the retrieved application details.

• Fetching Job Seeker's Applications (jobseekerGetAllApplications): This function

retrieves job applications submitted by the currently authenticated job seeker. It extracts
the user object from the request object, queries the Application model to find
application records associated with the job seeker's ID, and constructs an HTTP
response containing the retrieved application details.

• Deleting a Job Application (jobseekerDeleteApplication): This function allows job

seekers to delete their submitted job applications. It extracts the application ID from the
HTTP request parameters, retrieves the corresponding application record from the
database, deletes it using the application.deleteOne method, and sends a success
response to the client.

These operations collectively implement the business logic of the application, handling
user authentication, job management, and job application processes. They interact with the
respective schemas defined in the model’s directory, validate input data, perform authorization
checks, and ensure data integrity and consistency in the MongoDB database.

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 5. RESULTS

Fig. 5.1. Login Page

Fig. 5.2. Registration Page providing 2 different types of registration options such as
Employer andJob Seeker

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Fig. 5.3. New user registering as a Job Seeker

Fig. 5.4. Home page of Job Seeker user

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Fig. 5.5. Home page of Job Seeker user

Fig. 5.6. Home page of Job Seeker user

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Fig. 5.7. Job Seeker viewing all available job options posted by various Employers

Fig. 5.8. Job Seeker viewing details of Sr. MERN Stack Developer job

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 Fig. 5.9. Job Seaker applying for a job post

Fig. 5.10. Job Seeker viewing all his job applications

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Fig. 5.11. Job Seeker logged out successfully

Fig. 5.12. Employer user logging in

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 Fig. 5.13. Home page of Employer user

Fig. 5.14. Employer viewing all job applications he received for his job posts from different Job
Seekers

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Fig. 5.15. Employer viewing CV of Job Seeker who applied for a job posted by Employer

Fig. 5.16. Employer viewing all the jobs available in the JobPortalX which were posted by
differentEmployers

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Fig. 5.17. Employer viewing details of a job post but since he is an Employer he cannot apply
for thejobs

Fig. 5.18. Job posts made by the Employer

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Fig. 5.19. Employer editing his job post by changing the name of job from Jr. React Native
Developerto Sr. React Native Developer

Fig. 5.20. Employer posting a new job

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 Fig. 5.21. New job posted successfully

Fig. 5.22. Employer changing the job name from Flutter Developer to MERNSTACK Developer
andchanging expired status of job post to true indicating that the job post is not accepting any
further applications

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 Fig. 5.23. Employer changing expire status if job post to true indicating that the job post is
notaccepting any further applications

Fig. 5.24. All jobs whose expired status is false are only displayed to on the available jobs page

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Fig. 5.25. Employer logged out successfully

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 6. SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE PROJECT

JobPortalX stands as a transformative force in the realm of job search and

recruitment, promising substantial social impact through its innovative approach. One of its
primary contributions lies in reducing biases inherent in the hiring process. By prioritizing
qualifications and skills, the platform fosters fairness and equality, leveling the playing field
for all job seekers regardless of background or demographic factors. This commitment to
impartiality not only promotes social justice but also enriches workplaces with diverse talent,
leading to more vibrant and inclusive organizational cultures.

Moreover, JobPortalX significantly enhances accessibility to employment

opportunities. Its intuitive interface and comprehensive features make job search more
navigable for individuals from all walks of life, including those with limited access to
traditional recruitment channels. This democratization of job search not only empowers
individuals to pursue meaningful work but also contributes to broader societal goals of
economic equity and mobility.

At its core, JobPortalX is a tool for empowerment. By providing insights into the
skills and experiences valued by employers, the platform equips job seekers with the
knowledge needed to enhance their qualifications and stand out in a competitive job market.
This focus on skill development not only benefits individual job seekers but also strengthens
the overall workforce, driving economic growth and prosperity.

Furthermore, JobPortalX streamlines the recruitment process, facilitating quicker

placement in relevant roles. This efficiency not only reduces unemployment rates but also
optimizes workforce allocation, ensuring that organizations have access to the talent they
need to thrive. By fostering efficient matches between job seekers and employers, the
platform drives productivity gains and accelerates economic development at both local and
global levels.

Beyond its functional aspects, JobPortalX fosters a sense of community within the job
market ecosystem. By facilitating networking and collaboration opportunities, the platform
connects job seekers with peers, mentors, and potential employers, creating a supportive
environment for professional growth and development. This sense of belonging not only

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enhances individual well-being but also strengthens social ties and fosters collective
resilience in the face of economic challenges.

Ultimately, JobPortalX has the potential to catalyze systemic change in the job market
landscape. By promoting fairness, accessibility, and empowerment, the platform contributes
to broader societal goals of social justice, economic equity, and inclusive growth. As a
catalyst for positive social impact, JobPortalX represents a beacon of hope for individuals
seeking meaningful employment opportunities and organizations striving to build diverse,
dynamic, and resilient workforces.

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 7. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

In conclusion, JobPortalX emerges as a powerful catalyst for positive social change in

the job search and recruitment domain. Through its commitment to reducing biases,
increasing accessibility, empowering job seekers, enhancing efficiency, fostering community,
and informing policy, the platform embodies a transformative vision for a more inclusive,
equitable, and efficient job market ecosystem. By leveraging technology to connect
individuals with opportunities and empower them to realize their full potential, JobPortalX
holds the promise of driving meaningful societal impact and advancing the collective well-
being of communities worldwide.

Looking ahead, there are several avenues for future work and expansion. Firstly,
JobPortalX could explore partnerships with educational institutions, training programs, and
workforce development initiatives to further enhance skill-building opportunities for job
seekers, thereby strengthening the talent pipeline and addressing emerging skill gaps.
Additionally, the platform could deepen its engagement with employers to promote diversity,
equity, and inclusion in hiring practices, leveraging data analytics and machine learning
algorithms to identify and mitigate biases in recruitment processes.

Furthermore, JobPortalX could expand its reach to underserved communities,

including rural areas, marginalized populations, and individuals with disabilities, by
optimizing the platform for accessibility and localization. By tailoring its services to meet the
unique needs and preferences of diverse user groups, JobPortalX can maximize its social
impact and reach those who stand to benefit most from its offerings.

Innovation remains at the heart of JobPortalX's mission, and ongoing research and
development efforts can drive continuous improvement and adaptation to evolving market
dynamics. By staying abreast of technological advancements, industry trends, and user
feedback, JobPortalX can remain at the forefront of the job search and recruitment landscape,
pioneering new solutions and setting new standards for excellence in service delivery and
social impact.

In summary, JobPortalX is not just a platform for finding jobs; it is a catalyst for
positive change, a beacon of hope for individuals seeking meaningful employment

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opportunities, and a driving force for building a more inclusive, equitable, and prosperous
society. Through collaboration, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to its mission,
JobPortalX can continue to make a profound and lasting difference in the lives of millions,
shaping the future of work for generations to come.

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