Tcs ninja vs Cognizant genC

I'm a BCA 2024 graduate, I got an offer from TCS as Graduate Trainee for 2.8 LPA. I'm thinking of joining it and upskilling myself and leaving after the probation period( 1 year). As of now, I'm mid at coding, but I can pick it up fast, should I join TCS and upskill myself or should i spend the next 6 months on my skill then apply somewhere else? I've heard TCS isn't for Freshers. help me out.🙃

I am a 2023 cse grad ,i have 2 offers ,which one should I join 1) tredence analytics, associate data scientist CTC:12l Base :7.44,var:56k, joining bonus given after 1year :2l, performance bonus:2l given after 1.5years 2)Tejas networks:R&D sde CTC:10l Base:9.7l ,var:30k I am open to both development and data roles, whichever offers more growth and opportunities in future as both the the packages are similar with minute difference

I am a 2023 cse grad ,i have 2 offers ,which one should I join 1) tredence analytics, associate data scientist CTC:12l Base :7.44,var:56k, joining bonus given after 1year :2l, performance bonus:2l given after 1.5years 2)Tejas networks:R&D sde CTC:10l Base:9.7l ,var:30k I am open to both development and data roles, whichever offers more growth and opportunities in future as both the the packages are similar with minute differences

I've seen a lot of hate towards tcs office culture online and so i downloaded this app to actually ask the people that work there. is it really that bad? should I look forward to my interview?

I have received joining from Techmahindra (3.25 lpa) and I have an offer letter of tcs digital (7 lpa). I am unable to understand if I wait for TCS digital or else join techm because there is a bond in techm where I should pay if I leave the company before 2 yrs. Or else if I wait for tcs, what if I don't get joining till many months? Kindly suggest regarding this query.

Hey Folks, I'll be graduating in July and I have 2 offers in hand TCS and Accenture. I'm in a dilemma about which offer to choose because many IT professionals have mentioned that TCS doesn't have as many projects, and its work culture is not that good. I'm also considering the long-term growth prospects and career advancement opportunities offered by both companies. Additionally, I'm evaluating factors such as salary, benefits, location, and the alignment of the company's values with my own career aspirations. Need your help in choosing a good career friendly company and also long term growth as an individual.

I am a mainframe developer with 10 years experience and have an offer from both TCS (25 lpa) and Capgemini (28 lpa). Which one could be a better choice overall, and not just monetary?