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2) ICICI takes almost all fresher recruits through campus placements, and these recruits in most cases sit for an assessment internship which most freshers convert.
pay increases after probation
Management trainee/Relationship manager is the biggest ▮▮▮. Please avoid ICICI at all costs. Go for a law firm even is it pays less in the start
Don't get fooled by inflated figures. All of these figures are official onea from RCC email. Can even upload screenshots if someone is still doubtful
1. does icici only take freshers through campus recruitment or can one apply individually as well
2. what is the pay and wlb difference at icici and a tier one
3. is an inhouse role better than working at a tier one
thanks!