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List of Participating Organization As on 16Th March, 2020 List of participating Organization as on 16th March, 2020 Sl. No Centre Date of Interview Name of the Organizations 1 AHMEDABAD 04-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 2 AHMEDABAD 05-Mar TATA AUTOCOMP SYSTEMS LTD 3 BANGALORE 04-Mar ITC Limited 4 BANGALORE 04-Mar Bank Of Baroda 5 BANGALORE 04-Mar Vedanta Resources Pvt Ltd 6 BANGALORE 05-Mar Wipro Ltd. 7 BANGALORE 05-Mar Infosys Ltd. 8 BANGALORE 05-Mar DXC Technology 9 BANGALORE 05-Mar Deloitte India 10 BANGALORE 05-Mar PricewaterhouseCoopers Service Delivery Center (Kolkata) Private Limited 11 BANGALORE 05-Mar Pricewaterhouse Coopers Private Limited 12 BANGALORE 05-Mar Tata Advanced Systems 13 BANGALORE 05-Mar BHARAT ELECTRONICS LIMITED 14 BANGALORE 05-Mar Avery Dennison(India) Pvt Ltd 15 BANGALORE 05-Mar Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 16 BANGALORE 05-Mar NTT DATA Information Processing Services Private Limited 17 BANGALORE 05-Mar ICICI Bank ltd 18 BANGALORE 05-Mar WALKER CHANDIOK & CO LLP 19 BANGALORE 06-Mar The Indian Hotels Company Limited 20 BANGALORE 06-Mar Price Waterhouse Chartered Accountants LLP 21 BANGALORE 07-Mar Consero Solutions India Private Limited, 22 BANGALORE 07-Mar ITI LIMITED, REGD & CORPORATE OFFICE PricewaterhouseCoopers Service Delivery Center (Kolkata) Private 23 BHUBANESHWAR 30-Mar Limited 24 BHUBANESHWAR 31-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. * 25 CHANDIGARH 30-Mar Wipro Ltd. 26 CHENNAI 02-Mar ONGC Limited 27 CHENNAI 02-Mar INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED 28 CHENNAI 03-Mar Air Asia(India) Limited 29 CHENNAI 03-Mar Wipro Ltd. 30 CHENNAI 03-Mar Philips India Pvt Ltd 31 CHENNAI 03-Mar L & T 32 CHENNAI 03-Mar Barclays Global Service Centre Private Limited 33 CHENNAI 03-Mar SHELL INDIA MARKETS PVT. LTD. 34 CHENNAI 03-Mar ICICI Bankltd 35 CHENNAI 04-Mar Randstad India Pvt Ltd 36 CHENNAI 04-Mar Olam Information Services Pvt Ltd 37 CHENNAI 05-Mar TVS Electronics Limited 38 CHENNAI 05-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 39 CHENNAI 05-Mar The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd 40 CHENNAI 05-Mar Ramco Systems Ltd 41 COIMBATORE 30-Mar Deloitte India 42 COIMBATORE 30-Mar Infosys Ltd. 43 COIMBATORE 30-Mar MARLABS INNOVATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED. * 44 COIMBATORE 30-Mar The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd 45 COIMBATORE 30-Mar TVS Motor Company Limited * 46 COIMBATORE 30-Mar VKC Group Division 1 (M/s U4ic International Pvt Ltd ) * 47 ERNAKULAM 28-Mar UST Global 48 ERNAKULAM 28-Mar VKC Group Division 1 (M/s U4ic International Pvt Ltd ) * 49 ERNAKULAM 28-Mar The Federal Bank Limited 50 HYDERABAD 04-Mar Coromandel International Limited 51 HYDERABAD 04-Mar Infosys Ltd. 52 HYDERABAD 04-Mar PricewaterhouseCoopers Service Delivery Center (Kolkata) Private Limited 53 HYDERABAD 04-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 54 HYDERABAD 04-Mar Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 55 HYDERABAD 04-Mar Vedanta Resources Pvt Ltd 56 HYDERABAD 04-Mar ValueLabs 57 HYDERABAD 04-Mar ICICI Bankltd 58 HYDERABAD 05-Mar Nalsoft Private Limited 59 HYDERABAD 05-Mar Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited 60 HYDERABAD 06-Mar Raam Group 61 HYDERABAD 06-Mar KESORAM INDUSTRIES LIMITED 62 INDORE 30-Mar Infosys Ltd. 63 INDORE 30-Mar Bank Of Baroda 64 INDORE 30-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. * 65 INDORE 31-Mar R.M. RAJAPURKAR AND COMPANY 66 JAIPUR 04-Mar AMBUJA CEMENTS LIMITED 67 JAIPUR 04-Mar Infosys Ltd. 68 JAIPUR 04-Mar Wipro Ltd. 69 JAIPUR 04-Mar Tata Power Company Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers Service Delivery Center (Kolkata) Private 70 JAIPUR 04-Mar Limited 71 JAIPUR 04-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 72 JAIPUR 04-Mar Bank Of Baroda 73 JAIPUR 04-Mar Whirlpool Of India Ltd. 74 JAIPUR 04-Mar NAV Fund Administration Group 75 KANPUR 30-Mar ACHINTYA SECURITIES PRIVATE LIMITED * 76 KANPUR 30-Mar HCL Technologies Ltd. 77 KANPUR 30-Mar LOHIA CORP LIMITED 78 KANPUR 30-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. * 79 KANPUR 30-Mar Wipro Ltd. 80 KOLKATA 03-Mar INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED 81 KOLKATA 03-Mar Hero MotoCorp 82 KOLKATA 04-Mar Tata Steel LTD. 83 KOLKATA 04-Mar PricewaterhouseCoopers Service Delivery Center (Kolkata) Private Limited 84 KOLKATA 04-Mar RASHTRIYA ISPAT NIGAM LIMITED 85 KOLKATA 05-Mar AMBUJA CEMENTS LIMITED 86 KOLKATA 05-Mar Singhi& Co 87 KOLKATA 06-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 88 KOLKATA 06-Mar VISA STEEL LTD 89 KOLKATA 06-Mar V. SINGHI & ASSOCIATES 90 KOLKATA 06-Mar Nuvoco Vistas Corp Ltd. 91 KOLKATA 07-Mar Shyam Krishna Kedia & Associates 92 MUMBAI 28-Feb Bajaj Auto Limited 93 MUMBAI 28-Feb Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Limited 94 MUMBAI 28-Feb Reliance Industries Ltd 95 MUMBAI 28-Feb S J CHIRANIA & ASSOCIATES 96 MUMBAI 28-Feb Titan Company Limited 97 MUMBAI 28-Feb PwC SDC Bangalore Pvt Ltd 98 MUMBAI 28-Feb Deutsche CIB Centre Private Limited 99 MUMBAI 28-Feb Bank Of Baroda 100 MUMBAI 28-Feb INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED 101 MUMBAI 28-Feb Vedanta Resources Pvt Ltd 102 MUMBAI 28-Feb Tata Aia Life Insurance co Limited 103 MUMBAI 29-Feb Blue Star Limited 104 MUMBAI 29-Feb BSR & Co LLP 105 MUMBAI 29-Feb Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance Company Ltd. 106 MUMBAI 29-Feb Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 107 MUMBAI 29-Feb Deloitte India 108 MUMBAI 29-Feb L & T 109 MUMBAI 29-Feb Cipla Ltd. 110 MUMBAI 02-Mar KPMG (Registered) 111 MUMBAI 02-Mar Zee Entertainment Enterprise Limited 112 MUMBAI 02-Mar Axis Bank Ltd. 113 MUMBAI 02-Mar The Indian Hotels Company Limited 114 MUMBAI 02-Mar Suresh Surana & Associates LLP 115 MUMBAI 02-Mar ICICI Bankltd 116 MUMBAI 03-Mar V. SINGHI & ASSOCIATES 117 MUMBAI 03-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 118 MUMBAI 03-Mar Capgemini Technology Services Limited 119 MUMBAI 04-Mar N.A. SHAH ASSOCIATES 120 NEW DELHI 28-Feb Bank Of Baroda 121 NEW DELHI 28-Feb INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED 122 NEW DELHI 28-Feb Hero MotoCorp 123 NEW DELHI 28-Feb Vedanta Resources Pvt Ltd 124 NEW DELHI 28-Feb HCL Technologies Ltd. 125 NEW DELHI 28-Feb and 02- March Genpact India Pvt Ltd. 126 NEW DELHI 29-Feb BSR & Co LLP 127 NEW DELHI 29-Feb Deloitte India 128 NEW DELHI 29-Feb Pricewaterhouse Coopers Private Limited 129 NEW DELHI 29-Feb Barclays Global Service Centre Private Limited 130 NEW DELHI 29-Feb RASHTRIYA ISPAT NIGAM LIMITED 131 NEW DELHI 02-Mar ICICI Bankltd 132 NEW DELHI 02-Mar Axis Bank Ltd. 133 NEW DELHI 02-Mar Emaar India 134 NEW DELHI 02-Mar ATC Telecom Infrastructure Private Limited 135 NEW DELHI 02-Mar JCB India Limited 136 NEW DELHI 02-Mar Paytm 137 NEW DELHI 03-Mar Cube Highways And Transportation Assets Advisors Pvt. Ltd. 138 NEW DELHI 03-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 139 NEW DELHI 03-Mar Utkarsh Small Finance Bank Ltd. 140 NEW DELHI 03-Mar AIG 141 NEW DELHI 04-Mar Jindal Poly Films Limited 142 NEW DELHI 05-Mar DEEPENDER ANIL & ASSOCIATES 143 NEW DELHI 05-Mar Mehra Goel & Co 144 NOIDA 30-Mar The Federal Bank Limited 145 NOIDA 30-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. * 146 PUNE 04-Mar Varroc Engineering Limited 147 PUNE 04-Mar Infosys Ltd. 148 PUNE 04-Mar Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 149 PUNE 04-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 150 PUNE 05-Mar KPMG (Registered) 151 THANE 30-Mar Saint Gobain India Private Limited 152 THANE 30-Mar Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. * * Final Formalities Awaited.
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