TCS hire over 10000 freshers from top engineering colleges

India’s largest IT firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has hired a large number of job freshers. It is reported that the company has hired more than 10 thousand students. The company has hired these students as part of its recruitment drive who come from various colleges in India. The company has made these recruitments through National Qualifier Test (NQT).

For the past several months, it was being heard for tech companies all over the world that companies are continuously reducing the number of their employees. News of layoffs from big tech companies are still coming out every day. In such a situation, this big recruitment of Tata Consultancy has come as a relief for the youth looking for jobs in India. There was concern among the youth regarding the decline in demand for jobs in the IT sector. meanwhile TCS Has provided more than ten thousand jobs to the youth (via) are given. This hiring has been done in the first phase of recruitment.

Last month, TCS had announced to conduct the National Qualifier Test. This test has been designed by TCS iON in which the company tests the intelligence and skills of the candidate. The company is going to recruit through this. Apart from Tata Group, many other firms recruit through this test, which also includes names like Happiest Minds. The last date of application for this recruitment of TCS was kept as 10th April. The company is going to conduct this test under the second phase on April 26.

The first phase of the recruitment campaign has been kept for primary colleges. The second phase will be held on April 26 in which space has been kept for the remaining students. According to the placement officers of the company, National Qualifier Test and campus placements are going on in the company. The company is hiring in three categories – Ninja, Digital, and Prime categories.

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