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If anyone has been through something similar, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Any insights or advice would honestly help put my mind at ease.
(btw this is for Saraf Noida)
Speak to your partner that you are willing to join the team as an associate, and your partner will communicate accordingly if the response is positive partner will not straight away commit to you; first, he/she will speak to the HR team. Sometimes, to accommodate you, your partner will try to convince the partner heading that team, and you may be hired as a shared resource working for more than 1 partner. In this case, post-internship, after a month, your interview will be scheduled, which will be conducted by 2-3 partners in that area. (observation - if you reach the interview stage means you have already cracked it).
Don't worry, sometimes it takes them a little while to confirm since PPOs also have to be approved far up the ladder.
I also believe in certain cases, the college placement committee is directly informed regarding the PPO offer first and they in turn, inform the student/candidate.
Very grateful for any advice