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List of Companies Visiting for Campus Placement ACC Limited Lafarge Adani Lanco Aditya Birla Group- Grasim Mahindra & Mahindra Agnity MAQ Software Applied Materials Maruti Suzuki ARM Embedded Matix Fertilizers Atkins Global Mediatek Atos Origin Microsoft Avery Dennison Mu - Sigma Bajaj Auto NetApp Bharat Forge Ltd Neyville Lignite Corporation (NLC) BOC India Open Solutions BPCL Oracle Bunge India Parker Hannifin Cairn India Pitney Bowes C-Dot Polaris Century Metal Recycling (CMR) Punj Lloyd Coal India Limited (CIL) Rancore Technologies Compro Technologies REIL Cummins Reliance Industries Limited Deloitte SAG InfoTech Drishti-Soft Samsung Engineering Labs (SEL)-Testing Embedded Infotech Samsung India Software Centre Engineers India Limited ( EIL ) Samtel Ericsson Global SAP Labs FreeScale Seclore Futures First Shapoorji Pallonji G S Engg. & Construction Shriram Pistons Gammon India Siemens GMR Group Simplex GroupSoft Sony India Software Centre Halcrow Sopra Group HCL Technologies Suzuki Powertrain India Ltd. (SPIL) Headstrong Tata Auto Comp Heinz Tata Motors Hero Moto Corp Tata Power Hindalco Aditya Birla Group Tech Endeavour Honda Siel India Telcon HPCL Triune Energy HPCL Mittal Energy Limited ( HMEL ) UltraTech Cement Ltd. Indus Valley Partner Unisys Infoedge Verizon Interra Systems VJ Associates IOCL Voltas Ittiam Systems Winshuttle Jindal South West Steel Ltd (JSW) ZS Associates L&T Abb Limited Infosys Ambuja Cement Hundai Motors Jcb India Raymond Engg. Fiat Orient Fan Subros Bhushan Steel Heg Lng Steel Vedanta Group Honda Cars Spsu Afcons Infrastucture Limited Parker Hennifin Relnspire Tech. Schaeffler India Binani Cement Tafe Itw Signode .

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