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general job board foundit (formerly Monster India) The former Monster India, renamed foundit in 2022, a general job portal for India, Southeast Asia and the Gulf.
Official site: foundit.in · facts checked 2026-11-10
Best for A second general board alongside Naukri, especially if you are also looking at Gulf or Southeast Asian roles. Not ideal for Niche searches (startups only, senior management only) where a specialist board gives a tighter list.
Cost to job seekers Not confirmed on their site as of 2026-11-10 App store ratings iOS 4.7 (apps.apple.com , read 2026-11-10) What we could verify Monster.com's India business announced its rebrand to foundit on 23 November 2022. [businesstoday.in] foundit is owned by Quess Corp, which acquired Monster's Asia-Pacific and Middle East businesses in 2018. [businesstoday.in] The site footer lists country options including India, Gulf, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. [foundit.in] Things to know We could not confirm on an official page whether all job-seeker features are free or which paid services are offered.
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From the publisher Elip, a job agent
Elip is a job agent. You talk to it for about ten minutes, it reads new job postings each night with you in mind, and brings you the few worth your time. It is free for job seekers; companies pay when they hire.
Use it when: You are tired of scrolling listings and would rather describe what you want once and be shown a short list.Skip it when: You want to browse every opening yourself, need a job this week through walk-ins, or prefer a large board with filters.
See how Elip works . Elip publishes this site, so it is shown here separately and left out of the comparison.