What is the criteria for IT companies?

So almost all good IT company in India consider 60\% as their basic eligibility criteria. Still to name a few company like IBM, Accenture, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, ITC infotech, etc…….. consider 60\% and above as their eligibility criteria.

Does 10th marks matter in Google?

Nopes, google doesn need your’ 10th or 12th marks, it needs you to have 1.

What is the minimum percentage required for Google?

You should maintain at least 65 percent marks throughout the academic career. It means minimum 65\% marks should be obtained in 10th, 12th and B. Tech course individually. There should be no backlogs when applying for Google Jobs.

Does class 10th marks matter in placement?

Your Class 10th and Class 12th marks at the time of placement only makes you eligible for a particular company as per the marks requirement by company in order to get eligible for interview. Getting Job or Placed only depends on your skills that you will gain during your B. tech studies.

How much percentage is required in 10th to get a job?

It seems that it has become a norm for all companies coming for campus recruitment to put up an eligibility criteria of minimum 60\%. Some companies go a step forward and demand more than 60 \% throughout in 10th and 12th boards and even in the 4-year B.E or B.Tech course.

Do companies care about 60\% eligibility criteria?

Well, here’s the truth: Percentage, scores and aggregates don’t matter. Most MNCs and other IT companies do not care about 60\% eligibility criteria. (at least not in your 10th or 12th boards).

What is the minimum marks required in 10th and 12th for placements?

yes some companies ask for minimum percentage of marks in Board exams (Both 10th and 12th) in campus placements,As first step to shortlist candidates. Mostly companies keep it around 60\% and maximum it may go up to 70\% for BIG MNCs. Congratulations, You already have 76\%. Off campus they don’t even ask Board percentage.

Why do companies demand 60\% in 10th and 12th boards?

Some companies go a step forward and demand more than 60 \% throughout in 10th and 12th boards and even in the 4-year B.E or B.Tech course. Though it might seem unfair for the students who got less marks due to some serious health issues or dropping out due to personal problems, that’s how it is for most companies.