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CHENNAI: Considering the melee campus recruitments at engineering colleges have become, IT companies are looking to new pastures for new blood. Technology company iGATE Global Solutions hired 40 per cent of their new recruits from non-engineering colleges last year. The science departments were their targets. This year, they hope to hire 750 plus students for the company. And yes, they will be shopping at city colleges such as Loyola, DG Vaishnav, Vivekananda and Stella Maris. V. Viswanathan, assistant vice-president, said students from a science background have enviable analytical skills. The recruits have to undergo the two-month compulsory classroom training and practicals. Non-engineering recruits have to learn here with additional intensity to adapt to the engineering field. He has noticed that there are a lot more companies offering programmes aligned to the IT industry: often these are optional subjects. "We will be looking at B.Sc, M.Sc, IT and electronics students," he says. The right candidate is more about the attitude with a passion for the job. Mr. Viswanathan says, "In the first year, the pay is on a linear scale. But, after that the individual decides his growth," he says.
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