Over 5,700 students hired by various IT Companies at a campus placement drive in Tamil Nadu,

Updated on: Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Major IT companies have hired over 5,700 students at a campus placement drive in Tamil Nadu, VIT University said.
 
Accenture offered 3,603 jobs in VIT University, while Bangalore-based Wipro handed over 1,308 appointment orders, the University said in a statement.
 
Cognizant ranked third at recruiting 803 students, it said.
   
According to VIT University Vice-President G V Sampath, the recruitment process consisted of screening tests and interviews.
   
Online portal flipkart.com has already conducted campus placement drive offering a package of Rs 12.5 lakh, while software company DE Shaw offered Rs 14.5 lakh, the statement said.

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