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Not trolling you, I'm genuinely curious to know.
The firm's brand value and learning experience is very good. Culture wise delhi and Bangalore are fantastic.
Mumbai is a ▮▮▮. ▮▮▮
Just look at the attrition rates and you'll understand how bad the situation is.
For ppo, Delhi and Bangalore don't hire that much.
Mumbai office is great for learning. However for ppo, Keep it as your last option. Mumbai office takes loads of people as assessment interns out of which they actually hire hardly 3-4 people and for that too they won't give you any definitive information as to whether you're gonna get selected or rejected. They'll string you along for a good 5-6 months in the hopes of a ppo of which there is still no certainity as to whether or not you'll get it.Basically they lack transparancy in their hiring process. For a ppo they'll definitely make you cry and question yourself as to why you wasted so much time here. Please do think twice before going for an assessment at mumbai office.