Companies Hiring Candidates with < 60% in Graduation In 2023

Most of the software, IT and manufacturing companies require candidates to score a minimum of 60% throughout their undergraduate course.

However, following are few of the top companies that hire candidates with less than 60% in their graduation-

  1. Dunzo: Startup in the hyper-local delivery space.

  2. SBI: This popular Indian bank does not have minimum 60% requirement

  3. Toplyne: A Behavioral Artificial Intelligence Company

  4. TCS BPS: Not ideal for engineers; but in case you want a career in BPS

  5. Apple: Surprising, right? They don’t even look at your college.

  6. Google: They stopped looking at degrees and prefer your skills.

  7. RIGI: Startup in Community Monetisation space.

  8. Zepto: Hyperlocal delivery startup.

  9. Toddle: An EdTech Startup that you can apply to

  10. Reliance: Jio division of Reliance does not require 60% throughout graduation

  11. Maruti Suzuki: India’s leading automaker

  12. Tata Motors: They accept candidates with 55% (needs verification)

  13. Hyundai: Another big car maker in India that you can apply to

  14. Rakuten: Leading startup in the e-commerce space

  15. Ernst and Young (E&Y): Leading IT Services company

  16. Mphasis: I think they recently removed 60% criteria

  17. 3i Infotech Ltd: Another leading IT Services company

  18. BirlaSoft: IT company backed by large conglomerate

  19. Edureka: An EdTech company that’s very well

  20. NVIDIA Corporation: Difficult to crack; but doesn’t have eligibility criteria

  21. Amazon: Recently eliminated the academic criteria

I might have missed one or two; but that’s a very solid list of companies you can apply to without worrying about your academic performance.

I spoke to training and placement officer of a leading engineering college in my region (central India) and he told me that most of the companies have relaxed the recruitment criteria to 50%-55% in most of the cases.

Why?

Two reasons-

  1. Those with good academic performance either switch jobs or opt for higher studies like GMAT and GRE

  2. Those with lesser academic performance (<60%) stay longer in their jobs; which helps the HRs maintain a good talent-pool within the corporation.

I’ll keep updating the list of companies every month. Plus, we are starting a dedicated jobs section for our members for quick apply to amazing remote and on-site job opportunities. Stay tuned!

Update: More Companies Hiring Candidates with Less Than 60%

An updated list of companies that do not have set 60% minimum eligibility criteria for recruitment.

  • 3i Infotech Limited: Mumbai-based IT company. Good for freshers

  • Mphasis: A leading MNC, good projects to start your career

  • Capgemini: I need to confirm this. But they have changed their criteria recently.

  • MRR Soft: A Nagpur based software company. Try your luck here

  • KPIT: Pune Headquartered company. Known for high-quality software projects

What to do if you have less than 60% in graduation?

Note that for most of the top MNCs, the 60% eligibility criteria applies only at the time of fresh-graduate recruitment. If you gain some experience and then apply to these companies; you can get selected.

Do not lose heart. There are several startup IT companies that you can apply to. Gain some experience for about 2 years, learn new tech and then apply for a bigger MNC.

Another workaround is to opt for post-graduation and then score very well in the PG exams. Most of the times, the recruiters will only look at your PG performance and make a job offer.

I hope these tips will help you find a good job with your dream company. If you have questions, ask them below. I will be happy to answer them for you.

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  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Apr 2, 2015

    #-Link-Snipped-# #-Link-Snipped-# Guys, would love to read your thoughts on the topic.

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Apr 2, 2015

    Though I have been victim of the this 60% criteria. But they have to filter out students at some level. They also have to spend money on recruitment.
    May be they can introduce like, if you are failing this through out 60%, you have to have 200+ numbers combined with X, XII and Graduation percentage.
    This will rule out the excuses of having problem in all exams.

    But this is truth that, typical campus IT recruitment is not the end. If you don't get selected in campus recruitment, there is perfectly 100% 'chance' that you will get to know your true potential , what exactly you like to do.

  • Koushal Patel

    @koushal-C6mEgp Apr 2, 2015

    Ankita KatdareA fresher will always get better work exposure in a small IT company. It is advisable to learn as much as you can in a small company for initial 2-3 years and then plan to join a MNC. The reason being that you will get a chance to reach a higher position very quickly in a small company as excellent performance gets noticed very easily over there. However, due to extreme competition, it is not easy to climb up the organisational hierarchy in a MNC.

    This says it all about the issue.
    Sometimes I think, we are stopping many wonderful brains to come up with some beautiful stuffs due to this process of hiring.
    Keep on trying clicking some companies which do not recruits seeing the mark-sheet.
    PS: Anyways, in today's world, mark-sheets do not earn dollars for these IT companies. It is the right-Knowledge-Applied-At-Right-Place, which matters. Hope, companies would change their way to hire the buds.

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Apr 8, 2015

    Koushal PatelAnyways, in today's world, mark-sheets do not earn dollars for these IT companies. It is the right-Knowledge-Applied-At-Right-Place, which matters. Hope, companies would change their way to hire the buds.

    A very valid point put forth by you. Many HR managers are seen discussing the issue. The gap is clearly visible. The big IT companies are hiring in huge numbers and are still not able to find the appropriate candidate for the job. Even technical & soft-skill training is fruitless for some of these employees. I guess the hiring process needs to be changed.
    Keeping a high eligibility criteria for grades and then conducting interviews where either they ask final year students to write a C or Java code and select anyone who can produce a mugged-up code for fibonacci series - seems like an age-old technique that has to GO! Even in HR interviews, some of these IT companies hire anyone who can speak good English and has above average marks on the academic scale.

    If the companies do away with the eligibility criteria of minimum 60% or minimum 50% and make modifications instead in the hiring process, by making students aware of the projects they will be working on before-hand or giving them to prepare on technical topics by themselves and then judging them bases on their practical skills, that should work out to be way better than the current model.

  • kunal tiwari

    @kunal-tiwari-W1kc1g Jun 25, 2015

    I'm 18 years old. I got 66% in 10the and 50.4% in 12th this year. Should I repeat class 12 or take an admission in collage with management quota??

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jun 25, 2015

    kunal tiwariI'm 18 years old. I got 66% in 10the and 50.4% in 12th this year. Should I repeat class 12 or take an admission in collage with management quota??

    Did you passed out last year or this June only?
    Is there any criteria in colleges to get admission even if you get good rank in entrance exams?

  • kunal tiwari

    @kunal-tiwari-W1kc1g Jun 26, 2015

    Anoop KumarDid you passed out last year or this June only?
    Is there any criteria in colleges to get admission even if you get good rank in entrance exams?

    I passed 12th in 2015, I can take admission by paying big amount to collage. Buy I have very less percentage in 12th. So which one is better option for m? 12th or collage?

  • kunal tiwari

    @kunal-tiwari-W1kc1g Jun 26, 2015

    I scored only 50.4 in 12th. I can take admission in a good private collage in Indore with management quota quota. What should I do, I'm so confused? Should I take admission in collage or repeat 12th. I want a good company for job.

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jun 26, 2015

    i have 85% in 10th and 57% in 12th... and i have joined a good college i m in 2nd yr..
    i have a question that companies who have eligibility of above 60% thoughout when they come my college for placement will be allowed to sit in there placement ???? plzzz reply fast...

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jun 26, 2015

    If you just passed (CBSE).. you can give improvement exam if you feel you can prepare in few month. You can choose one or more papers to appear.
    #-Link-Snipped-#

    kunal tiwariI can take admission by paying big amount to collage.

    You can always take admission in college. Depends on college management policy.

    DEVESH_VERMAi have 85% in 10th and 57% in 12th... and i have joined a good college i m in 2nd yr..
    i have a question that companies who have eligibility of above 60% thoughout when they come my college for placement will be allowed to sit in there placement ???? plzzz reply fast...

    Don't worry. There are lots of people been in your situation and they are doing fine. But yes, at fresher level there might be some companies which put the criteria of 60%. So just pass other 90% of companies wouldn't put this restriction.

  • kunal tiwari

    @kunal-tiwari-W1kc1g Jun 26, 2015

    Anoop KumarIf you just passed (CBSE).. you can give improvement exam if you feel you can prepare in few month. You can choose one or more papers to appear.
    #-Link-Snipped-#


    You can always take admission in college. Depends on college management policy.


    Don't worry. There are lots of people been in your situation and they are doing fine. But yes, at fresher level there might be some companies which put the criteria of 60%. So just pass other 90% of companies wouldn't put this restriction.

    I'm in mp board

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jun 26, 2015

    Don't worry. There are lots of people been in your situation and they are doing fine. But yes, at fresher level there might be some companies which put the criteria of 60%. So just pass other 90% of companies wouldn't put this restriction.[/QUOTE]

    Actually din get u what u meant by this line"So just pass other 90% of companies wouldn't put this restriction".. can u plzz elaborate.. it will be good for me.

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jun 27, 2015

    DEVESH_VERMAActually din get u what u meant by this line

    I am saying there are only 10% hiring companies who put 60% restriction. Other don't most of them have restriction of 50% throughout. So you are eligible for them.
    So you have 90% of companies to apply for. ☕

  • rishi singh@

    @rishi-singh-at-rvPeBz Jul 11, 2015

    sir i have 68% in 10th and and 58% in 12th boards . And i have qualified jee mains 2015 exam . I have 95 marks in computer science . i should take CSE , will i get job after doing b tech from cse . i ll be able to take part in college placement . plzzz tell fastt..

  • Tarun_me

    @tarun-me-mHatzH Jul 12, 2015

    Sir i have 70 and 80 percent in 10th and 10+2.but have 57% till 3rd year in btech..so plz tell me how to apply to these companies...??? And i'm from ISC board..

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jul 16, 2015

    Anoop KumarI am saying there are only 10% hiring companies who put 60% restriction. Other don't most of them have restriction of 50% throughout. So you are eligible for them.
    So you have 90% of companies to apply for. ☕



    SIR CAN YOU PLEASE NAME SOME OF THOSE COMPANIES AS I AM NOT ABLE TO FIND ANY OF THESE.... PLEASE SIR IT WOULD BE A GREAT HELP FOR ME

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jul 16, 2015

    It's depends while placements. As far I know Infosys have criteria of 60% throughout.

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Jul 16, 2015

    DEVESH_VERMASIR CAN YOU PLEASE NAME SOME OF THOSE COMPANIES AS I AM NOT ABLE TO FIND ANY OF THESE.... PLEASE SIR IT WOULD BE A GREAT HELP FOR ME

    Go ahead and check the vacancies in following companies:

    • MindTree
    • Infosys
    • Accenture
    • Amazon
    • HCL
    • IBM
    • Wipro

    Depending on the requirement, these companies do have job offers for candidates who do not have 60% throughout.

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jul 16, 2015

    Ankita KatdareGo ahead and check the vacancies in following companies:

    • MindTree
    • Infosys
    • Accenture
    • Amazon
    • HCL
    • IBM
    • Wipro
    Depending on the requirement, these companies do have job offers for candidates who do not have 60% throughout.

    BUT MAAM JUST NOW I CHECKED ONLY WIPRO HAS LESS THAN 60% CRITERIA

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Jul 16, 2015

    DEVESH_VERMABUT MAAM JUST NOW I CHECKED ONLY WIPRO HAS LESS THAN 60% CRITERIA

    Less than 60% criteria? So it means you can apply?

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jul 16, 2015

    Anoop KumarIt's depends while placements. As far I know Infosys have criteria of 60% throughout.

    BUT I DONT HAVE 60%IN 12th... I HAVE 57%... AND IN 10th I HAVE 84% SO KINDLY TELL ME THE COMPANIES TO WHICH I CAN AIM TO GET INTO....

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jul 16, 2015

    I don't have facts about it. Better to consult with placement cell or read criteria of placement drive. If there is any marks criteria it should be mentioned, otherwise everyone eligible.

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jul 18, 2015

    Anoop KumarI don't have facts about it. Better to consult with placement cell or read criteria of placement drive. If there is any marks criteria it should be mentioned, otherwise everyone eligible.

    i tought u r here to help.... but no use....

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Jul 18, 2015

    Ankita KatdareLess than 60% criteria? So it means you can apply?

    yeah i can but can u help me with some more companies....

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jul 18, 2015

    DEVESH_VERMAi tought u r here to help.... but no use....

    We can try to help as much as we can.
    Please understand, We are not recruiting agency or placement cell who have database of companies.
    We can try to advice you with our past experiences.
    Rest, for facts, you need to explore from your college or current trend in your city.

  • PRADEEP KUMAR

    @pradeep-a83uUx Jul 18, 2015

    Hi Sir/Madam,
    I am P.PRADEEP KUMAR from Andhra Pradesh and completed my B.TECH course with major CSE and secured 70.56% passout 2014 .In intermediate i secured 85.2% and finally in tenth class i.e CBSE secured as 55.56%.

    My question is what kind of software jobs that am i applicable and post be the links for applying jobs me.

  • abhishekroy1193

    @abhishekroy1193-fh4cL0 Jul 19, 2015

    Hello sir my marks in class 12th is 53% but after improvement it is 67%. Right now I am placed in wipro but at the time of placement the criteria for Wipro was 60% in 10 and 10+2 and 65% in b.tech.... But my college allowed me to sit in placement drive based on my improvement marks. So I want to ask you that will Wipro cancel my offer as my marks in 12th is less than 60 before improvement or do they consider improvement marks?

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jul 20, 2015

    #-Link-Snipped-# , you *have nothing to wary about. Your final improvement mark will be considered everywhere.

  • abhishekroy1193

    @abhishekroy1193-fh4cL0 Jul 20, 2015

    Anoop Kumar#-Link-Snipped-# , you are nothing to wary about. Your final improvement mark will be considered everywhere.

    so, should I mention in my resume that the 12th marks is 67% (after improvement)?

    Also I want to ask that I have to fill nsr(national skill registry) form as wipro has asked us to do it in the pre-joining formalities. But in nsr field how do i mention my 12th roll number and also 12th improvement roll number as there is only one field for hsc. Below is the nsr form screenshot.
    nsr

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Jul 20, 2015

    I don't think you need to mention "Improvement", unless specifically asked. Treat your improved marks as usual. If someone ask, then only you should tell.

  • sahil angra

    @sahil-NbsNxh Aug 1, 2015

    I'm from bangalore and i have secured 89% in my 10th, 69% in 12th, and now i have got a good engineering college seat which has quite decent placements. My question is will my 12th percentage cause any trouble during campus placements?

  • Rajiv12

    @rajiv12-xAyLeF Aug 1, 2015

    I've secured 8.2 CGPA in 10th i.e 77.9% but in 12th I only got 58.4% 😔
    should I take admission(CSE) in a good college or prepare for improvement exam? please help me and respond ASAP I don't have much time to make my final decision
    thanks in advance

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Aug 1, 2015

    sahil angraI'm from bangalore and i have secured 89% in my 10th, 69% in 12th, and now i have got a good engineering college seat which has quite decent placements. My question is will my 12th percentage cause any trouble during campus placements?

    #-Link-Snipped-# 69% isn't a bad score at all. First of all congratulations for getting admission in a good engineering college. If you say it has good placements, that's a cherry on the cake. As told in the posts above 60% is a minimum criteria for some companies, but not all. From here you need to focus on building your skills in the branch you've chosen and forget about the rest for next 3 years. Start by understanding the demands of the industry. Start by trying your hand at different programming languages and technologies and understand what you like the best. Stick to your favorite subject and become a master in it. Resolve to be proficient in the basics of every important subject. If you do that, I promise you that getting placed in a company of your choice will be easy peasy.

  • Ankita Katdare

    @abrakadabra Aug 1, 2015

    Rajiv12I've secured 8.2 CGPA in 10th i.e 77.9% but in 12th I only got 58.4% 😔
    should I take admission(CSE) in a good college or prepare for improvement exam? please help me and respond ASAP I don't have much time to make my final decision
    thanks in advance

    #-Link-Snipped-# Many of my classmates had really low percentage in 12th. Compared to that 58.4% isn't as bad as you think. Follow the advice I've given to Sahil above and you shall not regret the time spend during the engineering college days.
    Always remember that you have the option of going for companies that do not require 60% aggregate throughout. (May be not through campus placements, but via walk-ins in companies). Apart from that, believe me when I say that if you have really killer coding skills, are really good at web programming or some other computer skill, startups will hire you without giving a second glance at your marks. And if you do decide to work at a startup 4 years down the line, there are chances that you could get paid more than your peers working at an MNC.
    Many of my friends who were not eligible for campus placements due to marks, went ahead to do M.Tech or M.S, they have landed up with great jobs too. Others simply decided to start something of your own.

    Lastly, if you think that you can spend another year to re-take the 12th board exams without much hassle of funds or time, you can always do that. Thousands of students do that and there's not much difference when you turn 25.

    No matter what you choose to do, promise yourself that if you choose to CS or IT as your branch, you will become a really good programmer or a good database expert or a good networking analyst or a good something technically. That's what matters in the long run.

  • Devesh Verma

    @devesh-BC9c9y Aug 2, 2015

    Ankita Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# Many of my classmates had really low percentage in 12th. Compared to that 58.4% isn't as bad as you think. Follow the advice I've given to Sahil above and you shall not regret the time spend during the engineering college days.
    Always remember that you have the option of going for companies that do not require 60% aggregate throughout. (May be not through campus placements, but via walk-ins in companies). Apart from that, believe me when I say that if you have really killer coding skills, are really good at web programming or some other computer skill, startups will hire you without giving a second glance at your marks. And if you do decide to work at a startup 4 years down the line, there are chances that you could get paid more than your peers working at an MNC.
    Many of my friends who were not eligible for campus placements due to marks, went ahead to do M.Tech or M.S, they have landed up with great jobs too. Others simply decided to start something of your own.

    Lastly, if you think that you can spend another year to re-take the 12th board exams without much hassle of funds or time, you can always do that. Thousands of students do that and there's not much difference when you turn 25.

    No matter what you choose to do, promise yourself that if you choose to CS or IT as your branch, you will become a really good programmer or a good database expert or a good networking analyst or a good something technically. That's what matters in the long run.


    MY Question is about what u said " Many of my friends who were not eligible for campus placements due to marks, went ahead to do M.Tech or M.S, they have landed up with great jobs too "

    So i wanted to ask companies coming for recruitment in MBA or M.TECH colleges the will be also having some criteria. and if again the companies recruiting set 60% throughout then it will be a problem again...


    so can u help me wid this plzzzz.


    and one more thing being in ISE branch what kind of cirtifications can i go for so that i can improve my resume. plzz reply to this too fast plzzz

  • Rajiv12

    @rajiv12-xAyLeF Aug 4, 2015

    Ankita Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# Many of my classmates had really low percentage in 12th. Compared to that 58.4% isn't as bad as you think. Follow the advice I've given to Sahil above and you shall not regret the time spend during the engineering college days.
    Always remember that you have the option of going for companies that do not require 60% aggregate throughout. (May be not through campus placements, but via walk-ins in companies). Apart from that, believe me when I say that if you have really killer coding skills, are really good at web programming or some other computer skill, startups will hire you without giving a second glance at your marks. And if you do decide to work at a startup 4 years down the line, there are chances that you could get paid more than your peers working at an MNC.
    Many of my friends who were not eligible for campus placements due to marks, went ahead to do M.Tech or M.S, they have landed up with great jobs too. Others simply decided to start something of your own.

    Lastly, if you think that you can spend another year to re-take the 12th board exams without much hassle of funds or time, you can always do that. Thousands of students do that and there's not much difference when you turn 25.

    No matter what you choose to do, promise yourself that if you choose to CS or IT as your branch, you will become a really good programmer or a good database expert or a good networking analyst or a good something technically. That's what matters in the long run.

    Thanks again for your valuable advice 😀

  • rohit_pk

    @rohit-pk-etbwqK Aug 11, 2015

    Hi, i am student of MCA final year...n our placements are about to start... i have 65% in 12th but 58.7% in 10th(6 subjects) is it possible that i could take best 5 subjects(English,Maths,Social Science,Science,Sanskrit)..??
    please help.. m very tensed.. 😔

    warm Regards,

  • Satarupa Sarkar

    @satarupa-sarkar-1MYLV2 Aug 12, 2015

    Sir I have got 84% in class 10 and 64.6% in class 12.I am doing B.Tech in CSE.will i able to get a good job as maximum companies r sitting 65% in class10,10+2 .I am currently in 4th year 2016 passout batch.

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Aug 12, 2015

    Guys, STOP worrying about marks and not getting job from campus placement.
    I agree getting job in placement drive are a part but, did you study only to get job in campus placement or to excel in your engineering degree.
    No matter how bad is your marks, an awesome project and good command in subject of branch can fetch any any job you want.
    Please focus on that.

    Please read the first post of thread, it well explained and can able to answer all your question.
    <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/companies-recruiting-with-eligibility-criteria-less-than-60.79866">Companies recruiting with eligibility criteria less than 60%</a>

  • rohit_pk

    @rohit-pk-etbwqK Aug 12, 2015

    Anoop KumarGuys, STOP worrying about marks and not getting job from campus placement.
    I agree getting job in placement drive are a part but, did you study only to get job in campus placement or to excel in your engineering degree.
    No matter how bad is your marks, an awesome project and good command in subject of branch can fetch any any job you want.
    Please focus on that.

    Please read the first post of thread, it well explained and can able to answer all your question.
    <a href="https://www.crazyengineers.com/threads/companies-recruiting-with-eligibility-criteria-less-than-60.79866">Companies recruiting with eligibility criteria less than 60%</a>

    #-Link-Snipped-# please if you know anythng about my problem..then guide me please...
    my prob :
    Hi, i am student of MCA final year...n our placements are about to start... i have 65% in 12th but 58.7% in 10th(6 subjects) is it possible that i could take best 5 subjects(English,Maths,Social Science,Science,Sanskrit)..??
    please help.. m very tensed.. 😔

  • Shivanhu

    @shivanhu-kaNrsP Aug 16, 2015

    Sir i have 83 and 70percent in 10th and 10+2.but have 57% till 3rd year in btech..so plz tell me how to apply to these companies...??? And i'm from ISC board..
    Recommend me few companies which i can apply for offcampus as my college is not allowing me to sit in placements!!

  • Sandeep Roy

    @sandeep-CxD5QM Aug 20, 2015

    i have 63% in 10th and 48% in 12th... and i have joined college i m in 3nd yr BCA from wbut my current GPA is 6.61(upto 4th sem)..i have a question that companies who have eligibility of above 60% throughout when they come my college for placement will be allowed to sit in there placement or even which company i will apply ???? plzzz reply fast...

  • Sandeep Roy

    @sandeep-CxD5QM Aug 20, 2015

    i have 63% in 10th and 48% in 12th... and i have joined a good college i m in 3nd yr BCA from wbut and my currently GPA is 6.61(upto 4th sem).i have a question that companies who have eligibility of above 60% thoughout when they come my college for placement will be allowed to sit in there placement ???? plzzz reply fast...

  • Aayushi Bhatnagar

    @aayushi-bhatnagar-JwEDC3 Aug 21, 2015

    I am a BCA graduate and pursuing my MCA from VIT University. I have scored 84.2% in 10th, 54.6% in 12th, 73.2% in my graduation and my current CGPA is 8.3.
    I am not eligible for most of the IT sector companies except ACCENTURE that asked for 6 CGPA in current degree and no arrears.
    Is this 60% eligibility criteria applied only during on campus placements ?
    Will I face problems because of this if I sit for companies off campus?

  • roshan gupta

    @roshan-gupta-eJjKCb Aug 21, 2015

    my 10 & 12 mark is 74&59 weather i am applicable for mechanical core company or not .

  • Rupan Datta

    @rupan-datta-pwSmVZ Aug 21, 2015

    i am b.tech 4th year student .tcs will come on 25th aug.I have read this through out the article and i am also depressed about criteria of various IT companies.i have less than 60% in 12th that's why i am unable to seat in tcs which is going to held on 25th aug....plzz sugg me...what to do...is there any company (then plz mention the names) which does not require 60% in 12th(i have 68 % in 10,56% in 12,7 point in btech(upto 6sem)

  • Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn Aug 21, 2015

    Aayushi BhatnagarIs this 60% eligibility criteria applied only during on campus placements ?
    Will I face problems because of this if I sit for companies off campus?

    For fresher level, you may face 60% criteria in off campus too.
    Your query is already answered:
    #-Link-Snipped-#

    Rupan Dattai have less than 60% in 12th that's why i am unable to seat in tcs which is going to held on 25th aug....plzz sugg me...what to do...is there any company (then plz mention the names) which does not require 60% in 12th(i have 68 % in 10,56% in 12,7 point in btech(upto 6sem)

    Although, I have question for you guys

    • Do you have sound knowledge of core subject or the field of company you are going to apply for.
    • Did you build a awesome final project by yourself, or at-least tried it.

    If your answer is YES, You have nothing to wary about. You will get the job of your choice.

    If your answer is NO, then frankly speaking. You have all the reason to get wary and get serious about your field. Better start learning. It's never too late.

  • sumansjs

    @sumansjs-f98CM7 Aug 25, 2015

    I have got 90% in 10th but due to some health reasons got 59.2% in 12th. I got 34k rank in AIEEE and took admission in BIT Mesra, Patna Campus in 2012. I have 7.1 pointer till sixth semester. I am unable to sit in any placement inside the campus due to low marks in 12th. Currently preparing for GATE - 2016, E-Litmus. Still I have no idea what to do next ?

  • suman gupta

    @suman-gupta-2rYTOV Aug 25, 2015

    i have in 10th 69%, in 12th in best of five 58.8% and in all 7 subject 61% in wbsc board...... and b.tech in ece with 70%...plz tell me company name in which i apply and full fill criteria with my this numbers.

  • Tejashri Pai

    @tejashri-pai-gs033t Aug 26, 2015

    Yes,off course recently I have graduated and I too have an aggregate of 58.33%.Thera are about 70% companies ,i found having 60% criteria and about 30% only having 55% criteria.So,yess being a fresher I found one of the good companies that might hire below 60% are TCS,Wipro .