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sir ,
i have 72% in 10th ,54% in 12th & continuing graduation with bsc. comp. sc. <final yr> & hope i'll aggregate with 70% in graduation due to my previous two yr performance
i want to know after that, could i attend TCS interview ???

You are in the final year of B.Sc degree and want to get job in TCS after completing the degree. The first thing is that the selection procedure in TCS is written exam followed by interview. So you have to firstly clear the written exam then you get call letter for interview.

>>The eligibility criteria for TCS selection process is that student must possess throughout 60% in their academic qualification. It means student must possess at least 60% marks in 10th, at least 60% marks in 12th and in graduation too. You have only 54% percent in your intermediate course. So you are not eligible for the TCS selection process.

>>There is no need to bother about that. In my opinion you have to apply for the government jobs such as SSC CGL, IBPS PO, SBI PO etc. In the government jobs it does not matter how much marks you score in the intermediate. So you can try for government exam.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

sir ,
i have 72% in 10th ,54% in 12th & continuing graduation with bsc. comp. sc. <final yr> & hope i'll aggregate with 70% in graduation due to my previous two yr performance
i want to know after that, could i attend TCS interview ???

No, you are not eligible for TCS recruitment.

Eligibility criteria of TCS recruitment:-

1)Required percentage of marks throughout the studies for TCS is 60%
2)You should not have any pending backlogs.
3)Candidates having more than two years gap throughout the studies are not eligible for TCS recruitment.

For TCS you need overall 60% marks from class 10th till the present qualification. You need MCA or B.Tech CSE qualification to become eligible for fresher software engineer job.

It will be difficult for you to apply for off campus interview in TCS with 54% marks in class 12th because you don't fulfill the minimum percentage criteria.