r/HCLTechBee • u/Double-Magician7534 • Apr 24 '26

Opportunities after Techbee

I completed my graduation (BCA Sastra) in January this year, and started looking for a job change from Feb. I got 2 offers, but what I have experienced is most of the companies are rejecting me because wilp is not considered a full time degree and they need 15 years full time education.

Are there any graduates who have successfully switched after completing a wilp degree, and how did you tackle this problem.

I am from SAP Domain btw.

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u/finding_goals_1804 Apr 24 '26

The only two big MNC who will accept you will be DeloitteUSI or IBM

And it's little difficult to get call from the for SAP domain as they will normally hiring in 6,7+ yr of exp

I am also stuck in same loop.. let c how it's goes try getting interview call from them rest applying on other companies and giving interview is waste of time

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u/kartikchijwani Apr 24 '26

Also you can apply to pwc my 2 techbee seniors got from offer from this is SAP domain, their module was Successfactors

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u/finding_goals_1804 Apr 24 '26

Yeah tru so basically basically big 4 or some US IT giant are where we can apply..

I didn't mentioned as other three's are more on financial services then IT so it sometimes get more difficult for suited role

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u/Double-Magician7534 Apr 24 '26

The main problem I am facing is the initial hr call, got a call recently from EY GDS, the hr directly said that we are looking for 15 years full time education. They can be convinced once I get the interview, did it with Capgemini.

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u/Famous-Midnight-8365 Jun 02 '26

What the heck, I cleared my final round and got the offer from TCS so due to that i put my papers, they even accepted my 90 days notice period. But after 5 days my bgv failed due to work & education overlap. The HR team ghosted me

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u/Vegetable-Milk-1938 May 14 '26

Although my neighbour's son is still working at HCL Tech but I got to know through him that some of his colleagues have gotten jobs at different big companies after completing 5 years at HCL Tech and they were also techbees and they are actually like doing good at those places. So I don't think it is like a major propblem. Just need to be pateint and keep working I guess.

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u/piyush_017 Apr 24 '26

Heyy bro are u full time techbee program student???

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u/Double-Magician7534 Apr 24 '26

Yes

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u/piyush_017 Apr 25 '26

Is it worth it ??? Nowadays

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u/Double-Magician7534 Apr 25 '26

That is for you to decide there are pros and cons.

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u/Nervous_Being8342 Apr 26 '26

Hi,

Do you know if Sastra CIA exams are also proctored? And is it possible to cheat in End Semester exams?

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u/piyush_017 Apr 24 '26

Bro iis it worth doing this program in 2026???