TCS HIRING FRESHERS-LAST DATE 11TH FEBRUARY 2014

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Eligibility Criteria: Year of Graduation Engineering students scheduled to graduate in the year 2014 are eligible to apply.
Relevant Disciplines BE / B.Tech / ME / M.Tech in any of the following disciplines: •Computer Science •Information Technology •Electronics and Electrical Engineering •Electronics and Communication •Electronics and Telecommunication •Mechanical Engineering •Electronics/Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering •Electrical Engineering •Instrumentation Engineering •Network Engineering MCA with BSc / BCA / BCom / BA (with Math / Statistics Background) M.Sc in Computer Science / Information Technology
Marks Criteria •Minimum Aggregate Marks of 60% and above in the first attempt in all academic courses Standard 10th onwards. •Aggregate of all subjects in all semesters to be considered (All subjects mentioned on the mark sheet). •First attempt implies securing 60% and above marks within the normal duration of the course •Improvement exam is not first attempt and hence the marks secured in improvement exams should not be considered to calculate aggregate marks. •In case you have done both, 12thand equivalent diploma, you should have secured minimum 60% aggregate marks in both courses. Course Duration Completion of all courses Standard 10th onwards, within the stipulated time as specified by the University/Institute without any extended education.
Backlog Criteria No pending backlogs at the time of appearing for the TCS Selection process. It is mandatory to declare pending backlogs, if any, in the TCS Application Form. Experience Candidates with more than 3 years of work experience are not eligible to participate in the TCS Selection process. Gaps/Breaks •It is compulsory to declare gaps/breaks, if any, during your academics and work experience in the TCS Application form. •Maximum up to 24 months break may be permissible for valid reasons. Relevant document proof, as applicable, will be checked for gaps in education. •The reason for break in academics should not be extended education.