Indian Army Recruitment 

SSC Tech Officers | Course Oct 2017 | Across India

Official Website : www.joinindianarmy.nic.in

Position : Technical Officers in Indian Army

Salary : Best in the government job

Eligibility Criteria :

• Age Limit:
  • SSC(T)-49 Men and SSC(T)-20 Women:- 20 to 27 years as on 01 Oct 2017 (Candidates born between 02 Oct 90 and 01 Oct 97) (both dates inclusive).
  • SSCW(Non Tech)(Non UPSC)- For Widows of Defence Personnel only (with four years age relaxation). 19 to 29 years (Candidates born between 02 Jul 88 and 01 Jul 98) (both dates inclusive).
  • NOTE : The date of birth accepted by the office is that entered in the Matriculation or an equivalent examination certificate.
• Educational Qualification: Candidates who have passed Engineering Degree (BE / BTech) or are studying in the final year examination of Engineering course are eligible to apply.
  • Candidates studying in final year of engineering must complete all the exam formalities including written, practicals, projects, backlogs, viva voce etc for award of qualifying BE/B.Tech degree before 01 Oct 2017 failing which their candidature is liable to be cancelled.

Selection Procedure :

1. Short listing of Applications based on cut-off percentage
2. SSB Interview

Only shortlisted eligible candidates depending on the cutoff percentage will be interviewed at Selection Interview Location Centres : Allahabad (UP), Bhopal (MP) Bangalore (Karnataka) & Kapurthala (Punjab)

Date of Interview: Interviews will be held in Apr/May 2017 onwards. (Tentative)

Candidates will put through two stage selection procedure. Those who clear Stage I will go to Stage II. Those who fail in Stage I will be returned on the same date. Duration of SSB interviews is five days excluding day of arrival.

Preferred Books : SSB Interview : The Complete Guide (English) 1st Edition By DR (CDR) N. K. Natarajan

Call Letter For SSC(T)-49 and SSCW(T)-20 :

Call Up letter for SSB interview will be issued through candidate’s registered e-mail id and through SMS. Candidates will not be interviewed locally. Allotment of Selection Centre is at the discretion of DG Rtg, IHQ MoD (Army) and no request for changes are entertained in this regard.

How To Apply :

ONLINE APPLICATION WILL OPEN ON 23 JAN 2017 AT 10 AM AND WILL BE
CLOSED ON 22 FEB 2017 AT 10 AM

Official Notification : Click Here

Steps To Apply :

• Applications will only be accepted online on website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in
• Click on” Officers Entry Apply/Login” and then click ‘Registration’. { if not registered before }
• Fill the online registration form after reading the Instructions carefully.
• After getting registered, click on ‘Apply Online’ under Dashboard.
• A page ‘Officers Selection – Eligibility’ will open.
• Then click ‘Apply ’shown against the course. A page ‘’Application Form’’ will open.
• Read the instructions carefully and click ‘Continue’ to fill details as required
  under various segments- Personal informations, Communication details, Education
  details and details of previous SSB. ‘
• ’Save & Continue’ each time before you go to the next segment.
• After filling details on the last segment, you will move to a page ‘Summary of your information’ wherein you can check and edit the entries already made.
• Then click on ‘’Submit now’’only after carefully ascertaining that the correct details have been filled in.
• After submitting, click on ‘’PDF’’ and take two copies of the application form
  having Roll No and other details generated by the system.
• Documents to be carried to the Selection Centre by the candidate:-
  (i) One copy of the Print out of application duly signed and affixed with self attested
  photograph.
  (ii) Self attested copy of Matriculation or equivalent certificate for age proof.
  (iii) Self attested copy of 12th Class Certificate & Marksheet.
  (iv) Self attested copy of Engineering Degree/Provisional Degree.
  (v) Self attested copy of Mark sheets of all Semesters.
  (vi) Certificate from the Principal/Head of the Institution stating that the candidate is in
  final year and final exams will be over by 01 Oct 2017 for final year appearing candidates.
  (vii) Equivalence certificate from the concerned university to claim equivalence to
  the notified stream.
  (viii) All certificates in original. Originals will be returned after verification at the
  Service Selection Centre itself. Any candidate who does not carry these entire
  documents for the SSB interview, his candidature will be cancelled.
• The second copy of the printout of online application is to be retained by the
  candidate for his reference. No need to send any hard copy to DG Recruiting
• Candidates must submit only one application. Receipt of multiple applications
  from the same candidate will result in cancellation of candidature.

CRIS (Indian Railways) Recruitment 

Junior Software & Network Engineer | 54 Vacancies | Last Date 8 Feb 2017 | Across India

Position : Junior Software Engineer (JSE) / Junior Network Engineer (JNE)

No of Positions : JSE – 40 and JNE -14

Salary : Level 6 of 7th Pay Commission Recommendations + DA and other Allowances as per CRIS Rules. (Basic pay at the beginning of the scale would be about Rs. 35400 per month). Click Here to know about 7th Pay Commission

Eligibility Criteria :

Age Limit ( as on 31 December 2016) : Minimum 22 – Maximum 28 years, Relaxation: 5 years for SC/ST, 3 years for OBC, 10 years for PWD as per Govt. of India instructions.

Educational Qualification : 

Junior Software Engineer :

1. B.Sc (Computer Science) / BCA / 3 year Diploma in Computer Science or Computer Engineering or Information Technology Enabled Services & Management / A Level examination of DOEACC.
2. 3-year Diploma should be recognized by the Directorate of Training and Technical Education of any State / Govt. of India.
3. Candidates holding 4-year degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering, or 3 year MCA, may apply.
4. Degree should be recognized by UGC / AIU / AICTE. Degrees through Distance Education should be recognized by Distance Education Bureau of UGC.
5. Minimum 60% marks in qualifying Diploma / Degree (55% for SC/ST/PWD candidates)

Junior Network Engineer : 

1. 3 year Diploma in Electronics or Electronics and Communication or related subjects like Instrumentation.
2. 3-year Diploma should be recognized by the Directorate of Training and Technical Education of any State/ Govt. of India.
3. Candidates holding 4-year degree in Electronics or Electronics and Communication may apply. Degree should be recognized by UGC / AIU / AICTE.
4. Degrees through Distance Education should be recognized by Distance Education Bureau of UGC. Minimum 60% marks in qualifying diploma / degree (55% for SC/ST/PWD candidates)

Selection Process :

Online Computer Test would be conducted for placing the candidates in order of merit according to the marks obtained.

Application Fee :

Application fee is Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand only) + Bank charges as applicable for General/OBC-NCL candidates. There is no application fee for SC/ST/PWD candidates or women candidates.

How To Apply :

Last Date to Apply is 8 Feb 2017. Last Date to pay fee 14 Feb 2017.

Apply Link : https://cdn.digialm.com/EForms/html/form50900/Instruction.html

South Indian Bank Recruitment 2017

 

 201 PO and 336 Clerks | Last Date 27 Jan 2017 | Across India

Position : Probationary Officers and Clerks

Salary :

Probationary Officers – IBA approved pay scale of Rs. 23700– 980/7 – 30560- 1145/2 – 32850- 1310/7 – 42020 plus DA, HRA & other allowances.

Probationary Clerks – Rs. 11765 – 655/3 – 13730 – 815/3 – 16175 – 980/4 – 20095 – 1145/7 – 28110 – 2120/1 – 30230 – 1310/1 – 31540

No of Vacancies :

1. Probationary Officers – 201
2. Probationary Clerks :

• Kerala – 210
• Tamilnadu – 70
• Delhi NCR – 30
• Karnataka – 26

Eligibility Criteria (as on 31 Dec 2016):

Probationary Officers :

Educational Qualification : 

• X/ SSLC : 60 % and above
• XII/ HSC : 60 % and above
• Graduation: Pass in Graduation under 10+2+3/4 regular course with 60% and above.

Age Limit : Not more than 25 years as on 31.12.2016. Candidate should be born on or after 01.01.1992 and on or before 31.12.1996. Upper age limit will be relaxed by 5 years in the case of SC/ST candidates. 3 years of age relaxation for candidates having minimum 2 years of experience as Clerk/ Officer in Scheduled Commercial Banks (Public Sector/ Private Sector).

Probationary Clerks :

Educational Qualification : 

• X/ SSLC : 60 % and above
• XII/ HSC : 60 % and above
• Graduation: Pass in Graduation under 10+2+3/4 regular course with 60% and above.

Age Limit : Not more than 26 years as on 31.12.2016. Candidate should be born on or after 01.01.1991 and on or before 31.12.1996. Upper age limit will be relaxed by 5 years in the case of SC/ST candidates

Other Requirements : Candidates having permanent address in the respective state or those who have been residing in the same state continuously at least for a period of last 5 years and are proficient in local language apart from English only are eligible to apply.

Selection Process :

1. Online Test
2. Group Discussion
3. Personal Interview
4. The final selection shall be made on the basis of Personal Interview.
5. Bank reserves the right to make required modifications in the selection process considering the number of applications for the post.

Application Fee :

For PO :

• General Category : Rs 700/-
• SC / ST : Rs 150/-

For Clerk :

• General Category : Rs 600/-
• SC / ST : Rs 150/-

How To Apply :

Application starts from 19 Jan 2017 and ends on 27 Jan 2017.

Apply Link :https://www.southindianbank.com/Careers/careersdetails.aspx?careerid=152

Govt to sell 25% stake in general insurance companies

The Cabinet on Wednesday approved plans to divest a 25 percent stake in each of the five fully-owned public sector general insurance companies by listing these on stock exchanges. The move will unlock a huge amount of value for the government and could increase investor appetite for private sector insurer IPOs that may follow. It may also foreshadow a listing for the Life Insurance Corporation of India, potentially the country’s most valuable company. Finance minister Arun Jaitley told a news conference that all the five state-owned general insurance companies -- New India Assurance, Oriental Insurance, National Insurance, United India Insurance and national reinsurer General Insurance Company will be listed on stock exchanges by way of issue of fresh shares or offer for sale (OFS). The listing of public sector general insurance companies will likely open up a flood of issue fresh public stocks or Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) by private insurers as well. The move comes months after the sector regulator, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA), issued listing norms proposing that all general insurance companies, including standalone health insurers, that have been in existence for eight years and life insurance companies in operation for 10 years should initiate steps to get their shares listed. The listing of these companies will also provide an idea about the market value of insurance companies that are currently reflected only in the “embedded value”— valuation based on a formula that the regulator has approved. A majority of existing insurance companies, both the life and general insurance space, including the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) have been in existence for the period stipulated in a Discussion Paper on Listing of Indian Insurance Companies issued by IRDA in August. The insurance regulator has said that all companies meeting the stipulation on minimum years of existence for listing should initiate steps to get listed within a period of three years from the date of issue of directions under these guidelines. Listing of public sector general insurance companies will likely open up a flood of issue fresh public stocks or Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) by private insurers as well. According to IRDA rules, the insures will have to make disclosures about embedded value, segment wise lapsation of policies and contribution to profitability, among others.

India's economy projected to grow by 7.7% in FY 2017


India is projected to grow by 7.7 percent in fiscal 2017, remaining the fastest growing large developing economy, as it benefits from strong private consumption and gradual introduction of significant domestic reforms, a United Nations report said. The United Nations World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP) 2017 report launched today said India's economy is projected to grow by 7.7 percent in fiscal year 2017 and 7.6 percent in 2018, benefiting from strong private consumption. It however cautioned that low capacity utilisation and stressed balance sheets of banks and businesses will prevent a strong investment revival in the short term. China's growth on the other hand is projected to remain stable at 6.5 percent for fiscal years 2017 and 2018, supported by favourable domestic demand and accommodative fiscal measures, including off-budget fiscal support through policy banks and public-private partnerships. However the implications of China's ongoing economic rebalancing will inevitably be felt by the region in the medium and long-run through trade (including commodity prices) and financial channels, albeit to a varied extent across countries, the report added. The report, UN's flagship publication on expected trends in the global economy, comes just a day after the International Monetary Fund cut India's growth rate for the current fiscal year to 6.6 percent from its previous estimate of 7.6 percent due to the "temporary negative consumption shock" of demonetisation. The World Bank too decelerated India's GDP growth for 2016-17 fiscal to 7 percent from its previous estimate of 7.6 percent citing the impact of demonetisation. The UN report does not make any mention of the withdrawal of the high-denomination 500 and 1000 currency notes by the Indian government nor its impact on the country's economic growth. The report said India has positioned itself as the most dynamic emerging economy among the largest countries and is expected to remain the fastest growing on the back of robust private consumption and significant domestic reforms gradually being implemented by the government. It estimated that in the 2016 fiscal, India grew by 7.6 per cent. In India, "investment demand is expected to slightly pick up, helped by monetary easing, government efforts towards infrastructure investments and public-private partnerships, and the implementation of domestic reforms such as the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill," the report said. It added that the GST reform constitutes a "major change" by establishing a new uniform tax rate. The reform should promote investment in the medium term through lower transaction and logistic costs and efficiency gains. Its effective implementation requires adequate capacity building of the tax administration. The report added that in India, in spite of a strong emphasis on rural areas and infrastructure investments on the expenditure side, fiscal policy has largely followed a cautious approach and the budget deficit is expected to further decline gradually.

You may soon be charged for more than 3 ATM withdrawals


Currently, banks allow five free ATM transactions to their own customers every month, post which they charge a fee of Rs 20 per transactions, plus service tax and non-customers are allowed three free transactions in six top metros and five in other cities.


As part of its efforts to disincentivise use of cash, bankers have floated a proposal in their pre-Budget meet with the Finance Minister suggesting a cut-down in the number of free ATM withdrawals to three per month including from banks where one holds an account, reports Economic Times . Currently, banks allow about 8-10 free transactions including five to their own customers every month and 3-5 for non-customers. Post the limit a fee of Rs 20 per transactions, plus service tax is charged. Non-customers are allowed three free transactions in six metros including Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Hyderabad, whereas the remaining cities get five free transactions since November 2014. Bankers believes if only three free transactions are allowed per customer then people will be pushed towards digital transactions.  Most banks have reportedly witnessed a 10-20 percent drop in ATM transactions since demonetisation was implemented in November. A further drop would increase costs making the ATM business unviable. Increasing transaction costs is another option, but the government is not keen to take that route.

ATM withdrawal limit hiked to Rs 10,000 a day

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has hiked the cash withdrawal limit at ATMs from Rs 4,500 a day to Rs 10,000 per day per card. The limit on withdrawal from current accounts has been enhanced from the current limit of Rs 50,000 per week to Rs 1 lakh per week and it extends to overdraft and cash credit accounts also, RBI added. The banking regular said that there are no changes in the other conditions. The government on November 8 had said that the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes will no longer be legal tender. Subsequently, there were restrictions placed on cash withdrawals from ATMs as well as bank accounts. In December 2016, RBI had said that the daily limit of withdrawal from ATMs has been increased (within the overall weekly limits specified) with effect from January 1, 2017, from the existing Rs 2500 to Rs 4500 per day per card.

50 new cars to hit showrooms this year. Here's a look

After making merry in 2016 car makers ranging from budget king Maruti Suzuki to luxury leader Mercedes-Benz to sports car maker Porsche are leaving no stone unturned to lure new customers with a plethora of new launches.

Get your cheque books ready and your parking lot cleaned as at least 50 cars, sports and multi-utility vehicles including face-lifts and upgrades are set to hit showrooms throughout this year even as carmakers eagerly await a demand revival. After making merry in 2016 car makers ranging from budget king Maruti Suzuki to luxury leader Mercedes-Benz to sports car maker Porsche are leaving no stone unturned to lure new customers with a plethora of new launches. New launches will target existing popular segments like hatchbacks and sedans as well as create new segments which can be classified under the broader crossover segment as consumers’ buying pattern continue to undergo dynamic changes. While conventional fuels like petrol and diesel will remain as the top choice, electric and hybrids will gather pace this year. India’s largest car maker Maruti Suzuki   who had a boisterous 2016 started the new year with the launch of the Ignis on Friday. The Delhi-based car market leader which has promised to launch 15 new products beginning 2015 and till 2020, will keep up the tempo with the launch of the powerful Baleno RS a few months later. Tata Motors   , the country fourth largest car maker, isn’t too far behind on the product front. The auto maker is planning to have as many as three new launches including the much-awaited compact sedan and a premium SUV Hexa. An automatic transmission variant of the Tiago is also lined up for 2017.

Should you avail of pre-approved loans, credit card offers?

Pre-approved loan offers have their benefits such as swift approval in case you are in need of funds, but one should exercise caution while availing them.

If you are one of the good customers of a bank, you might be getting periodic offers for pre-approved loans and credit cards through phone calls or emails. While these offers promise attractive terms, the question that would be arising on your mind is whether to go for these offers and if so, what are the things one should consider before agreeing to avail these offers. Banking experts believe that though pre-approved loan offers have their benefits such as swift approval in case you are in need, one should exercise caution while availing them. “Pre-approved loans and credit cards, if applied in time and as per the process, is the best way to get funds for urgent requirements since the disbursal is quick. Also, since the bank is willing to lend, borrowers can bargain for better rates and credit limits,” says Aadhil Shetty, CEO, Bankbazaar.com. You will get such offers only on fulfilment of certain criteria based on your past track record with the bank including debt repayments, income level and repayment capacity. Final disbursal, however, is at the discretion of the lender. “Getting a pre-approved credit card offer means that the credit card issuer has checked your profile and found that you meet certain eligibility criteria. However, your pre-approved card will be approved only when you meet the card issuer’s other credit benchmarks and annual income requirements,” says Naveen Kukreja, CEO & Co-founder, Paisabazaar.com Kukreja says pre-approved credit card offers should be accepted only after comparing benefits with other cards. “Credit cards come with attractive reward points, cashback offers and discount programs. Therefore, opt for a pre-approved card only if it offers the highest benefit on your regular transactions. Make sure to check the interest rates, duration of interest free period, expiry of reward points and annual charges of your pre-approved card and compare them with its other cards available in the market,” he said. Pre-approved cards are good if it helps you to bring down your cost of transactions through cashback offers, discounts, reward points and other benefits. You should go for one whose reward points never expire or if they do, they have the longest expiry period. “If you already have a high debt on your existing credit card(s), then go for a pre-approved card that allows you transfer their balance at a lower interest rate. Avoid additional cards, pre-approved or otherwise, if you already have multiple credit cards and have difficulties in managing them,” says Kukreja. For availing pre-approved loans, Shetty says one must first analyse whether the debt is needed in one’s financial books. “First and most important, checking if there is really a need for loans at all. Then, it is important to decide on the loan amount based only and only on specific requirements and not simply for the reason it is being offered by the lender. Post this, one should clarify with the bank about the nature of the interest, particularly for home loans, whether it is fixed or floating. Checking the terms and conditions of products offered is one thing customers should always do.

Budget 2017: Online payments may get cheaper with tax rebates in offing
Payments through digital channels including internet banking, debit card and credit card are likely to become cheaper. The Union Budget, which will be presented on February 1, is likely to announce tax rebates on such transactions

Payments through digital channels including internet banking, debit card and credit card are likely to become cheaper. The Union Budget, which will be presented on February 1, is likely to announce tax rebates on such transactions. Currently, payments ranging from restaurant bills to booking a airline ticket, carry a service tax of 14 percent. In addition, a total of 1 percent charge is levied by way of Swachh Bharat and Krishi Kalyan Cess. A senior banker said that in the pre-Budget meeting with the Finance Ministry, incentives for cashless payments were one of the main areas of discussions. “Until the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is implemented, existing rates will continue. The ministry officials have also given a positive response to incentivise customers,” the executive said. During the demonetisation period, one of the primary objectives that the government highlighted was to create a cashless India where the money trail is visible and each rupee is accounted for. However, with the ATM transaction fee as well as e-payment charges still applicable, not enough incentives are being provided for customers to use the digital channel. Banks, which had earlier waived off the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) as well as ATM transaction fee, have now brought them back. Their reason being they are required to pay the card companies. “Even when we waived off charges in the interim period, we were required to still pay the charges from our own books. Because we have to give benefits to customers, we should be incentivised, too,” said the chief of a private sector bank. There are, however, some exceptions. State Bank of India   (SBI) said that it decided to waive completely the MDR charges on debit card transactions for all small merchants having an annual turnover of up to Rs 20 lakh, for a period of one year, up to December 31, 2017. This, the bank said, is with a view to help small merchants overcome the apprehensions towards joining this journey by installation of Point of Sale (PoS) terminals in their shops. Bankers also said that there is a reluctance among customers to use cards for payments, since there is an additional charge imposed. This is especially true for large-value transactions where convenience fees and service tax are much higher. With the government banning old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes, all banks have seen a marked rise in digital transactions. With additional incentives on cards, bank officials expect the uptake to rise even further.

Budget 2017: Good news for startups! FM may raise tax holiday to 5 years

Easier exit norms for founders, simpler rules for government supplies among measures being examined; Commerce & Industry Ministry pushing for service tax exemption for startups; more funds for Atal Innovation Mission likely

The government may announce a string of initiatives to support the country’s startups, including widening of the tax-free regime to five years from three years and faster procedural clearances. The move which is likely to be announced in Budget 2017-18, will come a year after PM Narendra Modi launched the “Start-Up India” programme in Delhi in January 2016. Under the initiative, PM Modi had made a raft of announcements including a three-year tax-free environment for startups in the country. The move, however, had faced criticism as three-year tax breaks may not yield benefits given that small-bore, innovative ventures struggle for years to break even. The government is also likely to make it easier for founders to exit their companies, responding to concerns about difficulties in shutting down a company in India, sources in the know told Moneycontrol. It may also announce measures to encourage startups’ participation in government purchases, which now have rigid qualifications based on experience and turnover. India is home to the third-largest number of technology startups after the United States and Britain, and they attract billions of dollars in funding every year, despite byzantine government regulation and red tape that many investors often complain.

Currently, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) -- the nodal agency under trade ministry on startup policy-- is also in discussion with the Finance Ministry for service tax exemption for startups, along with relief towards some income tax related issues. Startups have sought relief from the government on issues related to income tax, where the classification of business-income influences the tax levied on them. With some public cause serving startups defining business-income differently from the rest, DIPP has sought the finance ministry’s view on how to deal with such cases. Last year, in addition to the tax breaks, PM Modi had announced an 80 percent exemption in patent fee for startup businesses, and said that a self-certification based compliance system for such companies would be introduced for nine labour and environment laws. Atal Innovation Mission, which the finance minister had announced in the Budget 2015-16 with an initial corpus of Rs 500 crore to boost innovation may also see a rise.

Budget 2017: Indian Railways may hike fares as Ministry mulls safety cess

The railway ministry may push for a special levy on train fares to create a dedicated Rs 1.2 lakh crore safety fund; finance ministry likely to finance 25 percent of the this fund

Passengers may have to shell out more for travelling by train as the railway ministry may impose a specific cess on train tickets to fund the Rs 1.20 lakh crore safety fund-- Rashtriya Rail Sanraksha Kosh. While fares for AC one-tier and two-tier are likely to see a marginal increase, passengers travelling on second class and AC three-tier could be hit harder because of a proportionately lower fare base. An announcement on imposing a safety cess on train fares is likely to be announced in the budget for 2017-18, which finance minister Arun Jaitley is scheduled to present on February 1. Last month, railway minister Suresh Prabhu had written to Jaitley requesting complete funding for the fund. The finance ministry, however, rejected the railway ministry’s proposal for financing of the new safety fund from the consolidated fund of India. The finance ministry has agreed to finance only 25 percent of the fund and has asked the railways to raise the remaining three-fourth of the required sources for the special corpus. This will be a specific cess, like the road cess collected on sale of diesel to build highways. The money collected through this cess will be pooled into the Rashtriya Rail Sanraksha Kosh and administered by the railways for a specific purpose. A committee, constituted by the railway ministry, for putting together a consolidated proposal for creation of the safety cess, in its report, has envisaged works of track renewal and upgradation, bridge rehabilitation, elimination of level-crossings, construction of road over bridges/road under bridges, replacement and improvement of signalling system, among others. The cess will likely be part of the union budget with the government merging the railway budget with the central budget from 2017-18. A key reason for the abandoning the 92 year-old practice of a separate railway budget from 2017-18 may have been hastened by the state-transportation giant’s delicate balance sheet. It is learnt that the Railways Ministry had sought exemption from paying dividends to the Centre this year, amid rise in additional salary and pension spending following the seventh pay commission recommendations. A combined budget could free the Indian Railways from setting aside nearly Rs 10,000 crore towards dividends to the government every year. Once the budgets are merged, the financial stress can be moved to the Centre’s overall annual financial plan.

Accenture Off Campus Drive

 2016 Batch | BE / BTech / MCA | AMCAT | Jan 2017 | Across India

Job Location : Across India

Position : Associate Software Engineer (Level 12)

Salary  : Rs 3.5 LPA

Eligibility Criteria :

• Year of Passing Out : 2016 Batch
• Degree : BE / BTech / MCA
• Branches : Any Stream
• Percentage Criteria : Minimum 60% in highest degree
• Not more than 1 year gap in Education
• No current backlogs
• Should be an Indian Citizen or Bhutan or Nepal Citizen. Bhutan or Nepal nationals need to submit a Citizenship certificate or a Govt ID Card. All other foreign nationals cannot apply for this position.

Selection Process : Accenture Interview Experience Through AMCAT

Skills Desired :

Eagerness to contribute in a team-oriented environment
– Ability to work creatively and analytically in a problem-solving environment
– Desire to work in an information systems environment
– Good communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills

Job Description : 

Software Engineering professionals work across the Service Delivery Lifecycle to analyze, design, build, test, implement and/or maintain multiple system components or applications for Accenture or our clients

How To Apply :

For Chennai Drive :https://www.myamcat.com/jobs/description/associate-software-engineer-job-for-fresher-in-accenture-in-hyderabad/17229?source=apuzz

For Hyderabad Drive : https://www.myamcat.com/jobs/description/associate-software-engineer-job-for-fresher-in-accenture-in-chennai/17228?source=apuzz