Syntel Openings 2018 Fresher

Greetings from Syntel!
We, at Syntel have job opportunities for BE / B-tech / MCA 2018 Pass-outs.
Syntel is an organization devoted to exceeding the expectations of our customers. We are dedicated to our mission to create new opportunities for our customers by harnessing the passion, talent, and innovation of Syntellers worldwide.
We have entered the industry since 1980, creating custom solutions, improving our own efficiencies, which has enabled us to grow from a small organization to a global one, with offices around the world and award-winning development centers in both the United States and India.
You can visit us at www.syntelinc.com to explore more about us.
Job Description:
Understanding and analyzing project / client requirements
Working closely with executives, consultants and clients to enhance applications
Supporting and solving queries / issues in the product / real situations
Maintaining & tracking the systems and updating as per the requirement
Basic Eligibility:
2018 Full Time graduates: Only from recognized universities
Courses & Streams:
B.E / B.Tech: Computer Science, Information Technology
MCA: Computer Application
Aggregate %: Minimum 60% in SSC (X), HSC (XII), Graduation (UG) and Post- Graduation (PG) [All Semesters]
Backlog: NO current backlog(s)
Education Break: Maximum 1 year break in education is allowed (from X/SSC to Highest Qualification
Flexible to work in any shift (Morning/ Afternoon/ Night) / 24*7
Job Location: Mumbai / Pune / Chennai (candidates should be flexible with all the locations)
Eligible candidates please register yourself with the help of the below mentioned link :
Looking forward to get connected to you and suitable talent within your friend circle!!

Thanks, 
Syntel Campus Recruitment Team

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