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Why should an engineering student take aptitude test with Suven Consultants?

Suven Consultants has been placing job seekers with the correct employers from the past 6 years. We have been ranked as Golden Consultants by Monster India, on National level in terms of Quality of placement. Our motto is always finding the right candidate for the Right job.

Keeping Quality in mind we have asked the HR managers of various companies to prepare the Aptitude test papers, so that the Student (fresh engineers) understand the structure and type of questions asked by the companies at ON-Campus Recruitment. Every Individual can take free test of 3 companies : Accenture , Deloitte and TCS. Go ahead for the best Job, all the BEST.



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Feedback as a student: dated: Sept 2009

The C2C (MHCET) course material is comprehensively prepared. Rocky sir's - logical way of teaching is fantastic. I don't think any other institute (like T.I.M.E or IMS) faculties bring engineering touch to their teaching.

I cracked my entrance at NMIMS in the year 2009-10. Thanks to Rocky sir.

Regards, Rajan Vasani

Feedback Employee at GE, Bangalore

I have been placed ON- Campus at NMIMS as a management trainee, offered a 7 digit package, in GE. Before doing my MBA, I had work - Ex of 3 years at TCS. Doing an Executive MBA after a JOB Ex is one of the best options. The C2C (MHCET) is specifically designed for quality engineering students looking for dream Jobs. All the best.

Regards, Rajan Vasani