Is Passport Mandatory for Wipro?
Is a passport compulsory to join Wipro? - Quora. Definitely yes. The recent policies of the company has mandated passport to be the primary document for verification as it serves multipurpose. And most importantly, passport is the only government ID proof that involves criminal checks.

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Also asked, does Wipro terminate freshers?

Wipro is not a good company ,better go for other companies as there is no career here. Wipro HRs are worse and they never listens to the employees. Employee termination is a norm and it happens every year after annual appraisal. Wipro LTD doesn't terminate anyone like this.

Subsequently, question is, does Wipro send rejection mail? No, Wipro doesn't reject anybody after sending Letter of Intent (LoI).

Considering this, what is the qualification for Wipro?

Wipro NLTH Eligibility Criteria 2020. Academic Qualifications : Class 10th Standard : 60% or Above. Class 12th Standard : 60% or Above.

Does Wipro have dress code?

The dress code is formal on all days except Fridays where smart casuals are allowed. The men may wear trousers/shirt and closed shoes. Ladies may wear trousers/shirt or Indian formal wear. Open t-shirts, cargoes, capris or casual wear are not permissible under the Wipro dress code.

Related Question Answers

Which Wipro location is best?

In my POV, Bangalore,BDC, where I got trained, is the best of all locations in India for training in wipro, If u get Bangalore as your training location,most probably Electronic city will be Your training sub-location, where u can experience a great infrastructure, experienced faculties, cosmopolitan environment,

Is there any bond in Wipro?

Wipro remove policy of employment bond for freshers. But, Wipro will still have a service level agreement for a period of 15 months for the employees. The company feels that it will improve the quality of hires and at the same time they will not lose employees after the significant effort in training period.
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