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Now enough of the sugar words.
For tax LKS Delhi is the best. They handout frequent internship extensions and callbacks.
So LKS has many sub-departments within the tax team as a whole - it can be DT or IDT (Advisory) or DT or IDT (Litigation).
And LKS aggressively looks out for Tax Associates at all levels.
Getting a PPO would be easy, if you can show to the team that you worth the risk. I have seen teams within Tax going an extra step to make sure their interns get the right opportunity - be it extentions or call backs. But for that to happen give your best shot first.
Note: this is not for BLR but Delhi (NCR)
Good luck.
All the best.
1) how is the tax team in blr?
2) is there a call back mechanism? how do they evaluate interns?
3) are they open to take in ppo request? is there a ppo policy?
4) what's the pay like in tax?