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Our Recruiters (2019-2020) Our Recruiters (2019-2020) S.No Name of the Company Engineering 1 Saint Gobain 2 Microsoft 3 Amazon(mentorship 4 Paypal-B.Tech 5 Reliance industries 6 Lincoln 7 Volante 8 Microchip 9 Unschool 10 TCS 11 Tetoota 12 Reliance industries (M.Tech) 13 First Data 14 Continentals 15 Informatica 16 L&T Ltd 17 Reliance ifame 18 Odessa(Hackthon) 19 Barclays 20 TCS-Digital 21 Amazon 22 Udaan 23 ZS Associates 24 Paypal(M.Tech) 25 Nokia 26 Schneider 27 Musigma 28 Value Labs 29 Dell 30 Optum 31 Icertis 32 Amadeus 33 Indian Navy 34 Standard Charted 35 Deloitte 36 Sahaj Software 37 Coviam 38 Sapient 39 Inszoom 40 Sabre 41 TCS Ninja 42 Nielsen 43 Rippling 44 Nissan Digital 45 VMWare 46 Mr. Cooper 47 Infosys hackwith infy(SES) 48 Siemens Technology 49 KPMG 50 ITC 51 Cerner 52 FSS 53 Barclays 2 54 EY 55 Coviam 2 56 Capgemini-SA profile 57 ZoomRx 58 Infosys hackthon(Power Programmer) 59 Zifo 60 KPIT 61 Siemens Healthineers 62 Valuelabs -2 63 Infocepts 64 Face 65 Chalkstreet 66 Deloitte India 67 American Express Technology-Hackthan(AMEX) 68 Commutatus 69 Tiger Analytics 70 Unisys 71 Vidal Health 72 AstraZeneca 73 ZoomRx 74 HTIC 75 TA Digital-Tech Aspect 76 Honda 77 Nokia 78 Hyundai Mobis 79 Sys Cloud 80 MiQ 81 Infosys 82 Ather 83 Cognizant 84 Byju's 85 Qualcomm 86 T2S 87 Verizon 88 Veritas 89 Icon Resource 90 MGH 91 Wipro 92 Schneider 2 93 Sprinkle Data 94 Hitachi 95 L&T construction 96 Temenos 97 Exotel (RMP Drive) 98 GE Digital 99 Capgemini 100 Hero Motocorp 101 Cybage 102 BNP Paripas 103 Hashedin 104 Sys Cloud 2 105 Aspire Systems 106 Bridge SG Solutions 107 EZESoft 108 Lido 109 Global Logic 110 LGC Petrochemicals 111 Prodapt 112 CES Limited 113 Mobicip 114 IBM 115 Latent View 116 Google 117 Optum 118 Hindustan Uniliver Limited - HUL 119 Google India 120 Hexaware 121 Hewlett Packard Enterprise - HPE(Get) 122 MAQ Software 123 Infosys Infytq 124 Teach for india 125 ABB 126 Unschool 127 Amdocs 128 Ushur 129 NCR Corporation 130 Reliance Industries 131 Hewlett Packard Enterprise - HPE(Techno) 132 Epikindifi 133 Texas Instrument 134 Climber 135 Hyperverge 136 SRF 137 L&T Technology 138 Subex 139 Philips 140 L&T Ltd(M.Tech-Internship) 141 Vimana 142 Tavant 143 Autoninnja 144 Grindwell Norton 145 Leadsquared 146 Wabco 147 Atos Syntel 148 Saint Gobain 149 Byju's 2 150 verzeo 151 Ingerzoll Rand 152 Hubbell - M.Tech 153 Sys Cloud 3 154 Vodafone 155 Capgemini 156 TATA Advanced Systems ltd 157 CSS Corp 158 Freshworks 159 TCS-Research & Innovation R&I -CTO 160 TCS Disq Internship 161 Amazon 2 162 ZF India 163 ZF India- Super Dream 164 Cuemath 165 ZS Associates 2 166 e3Next 167 Vestas 168 Vestas 169 Cotzero 170 CEAT 171 State Street 172 Cognizant - M.Tech 173 Cleartax 174 National Instruments (Glider) 175 Federal Bank 176 Anand Automative 177 Commvault 178 Paypal 179 Hindu(KSL Media) 180 CGI 181 HP Inc 182 Fiat 183 Societe Generale 184 Collins Aerospace 185 Renault Nissn 186 Opentext 187 Examly 188 Westagile Labs 189 Informatica 190 Extramarks 191 L&T Construction(Arch) 192 Sanmar 193 Bank Of America 194 Bajaj Fin Serv-Health Ltd 195 EcoLab 196 Medtronics 197 Dyson 198 Neo 91 199 ashoka university 200 Sony 201 Enverus - Drilling Info 202 Transunion 203 Teamware 204 Akash 205 ShopG 206 Chalkstreet 207 Godrej 208 Attra Infotech 209 Milekal 210 Athena Health 211 WSP 212 Cerner 213 Philips 214 Ingersoll Rand 215 Bluebinaries 216 Schneider 217 Samsung 218 Praxair 219 Suntech 220 Cisco 221 Juspay 222 Advanced Business Solution 223 Denso 224 HP Enterprise 225 Escorts 226 Thoughtworks Johnson Control 227 228 IBM Hackerearth 229 230 Geazy 231 Harsh Glass 232 Datamark 233 World Fashion Exchange(WFX) 234 Prelude sys 235 WSP 236 Daikin 237 Indigo 238 Hubbell 239 Infosys - SES 240 Karomi 241 Inurture 242 Nokia - B.Tech 243 Guardian 244 WSP 245 Climber 246 Hubbell 247 Climber(Content Writer) 248 Britannia 249 alfalaval 250 Biotronik 251 Aman Aviations 252 Odessa Technologies 253 Indian Nippon 254 L&T Ltd 255 Ramco 256 Prepaze 257 Gandhi Fellowship 258 Matrimony 259 Yoptima 260 Velocix 261 Avalara 262 IFB 263 Valued Epistemics GREdge 264 Climber 265 Ford Motors 266 Samsung 267 Stellarix 268 Coffee Day 269 Aditya Birla Captial 270 Pickyourtrail 271 Amway 272 Nilkamal 273 Schneider 274 Petrofac 275 DXC Technology 276 Murugappa 277 Inspirisys 278 Skill lync 279 Federal Bank 280 Face(BDM) 281 Teamware 282 L&T Construction 283 EY GDS 284 XCEL Corpration 285 gRuhaps 286 Syscloud 287 Face(Associate Trainee) 288 L&T Technology 289 Think Innov Solution 290 Cleartax(Business Development) 291 Transasia 292 Cognizant - Associate 293 DEP India 294 Cleartax(Pre Sales) 295 Dun & bradstreet 296 Skilllync 298 ATI Motors 299 Cleartax( Solution Engineer) 300 Cuemath 301 Browserstack 302 Valued Epistemics GREdge - Graduate Sales Trainee 303 Inspirisys - M.Tech 304 Aizant Drugs 305 Climber 306 Timken 307 Capgemini 308 Berger Paints 309 Quantiphi 310 Oppo 311 Cloudera 312 Torrent Gas 313 HCL(Pooled) 314 Unschool(Pooled-Cocubes) 315 Truweight 316 Anglo Eastern 317 Innova 318 Zakapps 319 Knackforge 320 Akzonobel 321 TATA Elxi 322 Credit Mantri 323 Tata Chemicals 324 Chalkstreet 325 Kaavian Systems 326 Renault Nissan 327 Auction Software 328 Ebixcash 329 Nextsphere 330 No Paper forms 331 Comviva 332 Blume Global 333 Novopay 334 314e 335 Kaiburr 336 Whitepanda 337 Berger Paints 338 Skarvi 339 Shoba limited 340 Byjus 341 Envestnet yodlee 342 Intuitive Management 343 First Data 344 EY 345 Cure fit 346 Deloitte 347 Shriram Life insurance 348 ICICI Bank 349 Spandana 350 Praxis 351 Ramco cement 352 Ingram Micro 353 Naukri 354 Verzeo 355 Reliance Industries 356 TCS-IT 357 Federal Bank 358 Incred 359 Mondelez 360 Anand Rathi 361 TCS – BPO 362 IDFC First Bank 363 HFFC 364 LT Foods 365 Coffee Day 366 Extramarks 367 Muthoot Fincorp 368 Nestle 369 Tata Motor Finance 370 ShopG 371 EY 372 Software One 373 ICICI Prudential 374 HCL 375 CUB 376 Escorts 377 JK Tyre 378 Karur Vysa bankKVB 379 ICICI Securities 380 Tube Investments 381 HDFC Life Insurance 382 Mastersoft 383 TCS 384 PhonePe 385 Indusind Bank 386 Exela 387 Naukri 388 Magic Bricks 389 Reliance Retail 390 99acres 391 DB SCHENKER 392 Caplin Point 393 Nerolac 394 IFB 395 Venus 396 Atos Syntel 397 Saint Gobain 398 Sriram Housing 399 Home first Infia 400 Hunger Box 401 Godrej 402 Sundram homes 403 ICICI Securities 2 404 Axis Bank 405 Hershey 406 Airtel 407 Nilkamal 408 Climber 409 Business Octane 410 AGS 411 Kaspon 412 Societe Generale 413 Torrent Gas 414 Unschool 415 Truweight 416 Prelude sys 417 Credit mantra 418 IIFL 419 Kotak Life Insurance 420 No Paper forms 421 Hinduja Technology 422 Ujjivansfb Faculty of Science & Humanities 423 TCS Ninja 424 Cerner 425 AstraZenca 426 Zifo 427 Infosys 428 Deloitte 429 MGH 430 Shriram Life insurance 431 Zero Gravity 432 Climber 433 Grindwell Norton(Saint gobain) 434 Cognizant 435 Wipro 436 Cognizant 437 The Hindu(KSL Media) 438 Infosys 439 Mr.Cooper 440 TCS(M.com) 441 Larsen & Turbo (LTI) 442 TCS 443 Nestle 444 Malladi 445 MELSS 446 Akash 447 Godrej 448 EY 449 RBS 450 Animaker 451 Wipro 452 TCS 453 Guardian 454 Praxair 455 Advanced Business & Health care 456 Infosys - Designer 457 The indian public school 458 State Street 459 Capgemini 460 Capgemini 461 Hexaware 462 Gandhi Fellowship 463 Primary Health 464 Matrimony 465 WepIndia 466 Vinayk Infotech(VINS 467 Hunger Box 468 Ags Health 469 Pickyourtrail 470 L&T Construction 471 Behindwoods 472 Skill lync 473 CUB 474 Wipro 475 gRuhaps 476 Transasia 477 CSS corp 478 Aizant Drugs 479 Climber 480 TCS Content Writer 481 Sutherland 482 Cognizant 483 Clickscient 484 Mckinsey & Company 485 JRK globalschool 486 Innova 487 Wipro - WILP 488 Zoho 489 Ford Motors 490 Maveric Systems 491 DBS Bank 492 Smartindia .
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