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Placement Record 2020 – 2021 Students Placed (Multiple Placement Offers) Name of the student HARSHIT KUMAR ANURUPA SODHANAPALLI SAMSON DANIEL SELVA KUMAR B JOHN ROBY ARUL LEO JONES A Students Placed (Single Placement Offer) Name of the student SAILESH CALVIN IMMANUEL S RAJESHKUMAR K SAVIO BIJU SAM ISAAC S P SUJITH MANICKAM M JEFFERSON VIJAY MRUDHUL GOVIND JEEDY ASHRITHA CELESTIA YEDDULA VICTOR EMMANUEL PULA SHANMUKA SAI SRINIVAS SANDEEP PAMIDI HARSHAN V ARUN T MAXWELL PAUL MENDONCA VIVEKANAND J PEEKA SAMUEL SANDEEP RUBY BABY (M.Tech-RET) Our Recruiters: Companies visited last three years Name of the Company ACCENTURE AMAZON (WAREHOUSE) AMPERE VEHICLES PRIVATE LIMITED, COIMBATORE ASPIRE SYSTEMS,CHENNAI BLACK SPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT BANGALORE BYJUS, BANGALORE CALIBER INTERCONNECT SOLUTIONS, COIMBATORE / BANGALORE CAREERNET CONSULTING C.R.I PUMPS PRIVATE LIMITED COCUBES - VALUED EPISTEMICS PVT LTD COCUBES - WIPRO HR SERVICES CODEPRISM TECHNOLOGIES THRU’ ELITMUS COGNIZANT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS CONGRUEX CSS CORP, CHENNAI DELTAX ELITMUS FACE, CHENNAI/ COIMBATORE FOCUS EDUMATICS, COIMBATORE FULL CREATIVE, BANGALORE GOLDMAN SACHS HANSA SOLUTIONS PVT LTD., HYDERABAD HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES HITACHI CONSULTING IBM, BANGALORE ILLUMINE INDUSTRIES PVT LTD, CHENNAI IMARTICUS, COIMBATORE INDUS TEQSITE (DATA PATTERN), CHENNAI INFOSOFF, CHENNAI INFOSYS, BANGALORE INTEL TECHNOLOGY INDIA PVT LTD INTELLIPAAT, B'LORE IOPEX TECHNOLOGIES VIA COCUBES JASMIN INFOTECH, CHENNAI JMAN GROUP THRU’ MYANATOMY KAAR TECHNOLOGIES, CHENNAI KALGUDI/ VASUDHAIKA THRU’ NBORAD KAMSYS TECH SOLUTIONS, COIMBATORE KGISL, COIMBATORE KOVAI.CO, COIMBATORE KPIT TECHNOLOGIES, PUNE KUMARAN SYSTEMS, CHENNAI KYUNGSHIN INDUSTRIAL MOTHERSON PVT LTD VIA COCUBES LENNOX INDIA, CHENNAI LENOVA LITMUS7 SYSTEM CONSULTING P LTD, COCHIN MAG SOFTWARE, MUMBAI/ HYDERABAD THRU’ NBORAD MICROLAND LTD. MIRACLE SOFTWARE, VIZAG MONTBLEU TECHNOLOGIES MORGAN STANLEY NUTANIX, BANGALORE ORACLE, BANGALORE PARAXEL PAYPAL POWER SCHOOL PYTHIAN REDD INTELLIGENCE, SINGAPORE REVATURE, CHENNAI SAMSUNG INDIA SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC, BANGALORE SCALER EDGE HIRING CHALLENGE SION SEMICONDUCTORS SMART TRAINING RESOURCES, CHENNAI SOLVERS INDIA, COIMBATORE SOPRA STERIA SPI GLOBAL PVT LTD, CHENNAI SRI MOOKAMBIKA INFO SOLUTIONS, MADURAI STANDARD CHARTERED FOR DIVERSITY DRIVE SURYA INFORMATICS, CHENNAI SUTHERLAND GLOBAL SERVICES, CHENNAI TATA ELXSI, BANGALORE TCS BPO TCS CODEVITA CONTEST TEACH FOR INDIA, MUMBAI TEACH TECH SERVICES TECH MAHINDRA TECHO2, CLOUTICS, KNOWCROSS THRU’ AMCAT TEK SYSTEMS TEKNOTURF, COIMBATORE TESSOLVE, CHENNAI THE INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, COIMBATORE THINKITIVE TRAKINVEST THINKLANCE EDUTECH PVT LTD., BENGALURU TRAKLAB BOOTCAMP VALUED EPISTEMICS (GREEDGE) VERTICURL, COIMBATORE VIRTUSA - INTERNATIONAL HIRING VIRTUSA NEURAL HACK WALMART WHATFIX WILEY-MTHREE WIPRO - SERVICE DESK WIPRO TECH, BANGALORE WORKSBOT APPLICATIONS, CHENNAI XACTLY CORPORATION, BENGALURU XRG CONSULTING ZOHO CORP ZOLOSTAYS PROPERTY SOLUTION .

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