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Recruitment drive for BPO

HYDERABAD: The Institute of Electronic Governance is conducting a recruitment drive for Wipro BPO from 9 a.m. on October 30 at the Rishi UBR Degree College in Kukatpally. An orientation on career opportunities with Wipro BPO will also be held at the same venue. Graduate, under-graduates and postgraduates are eligible to attend. Candidates working with domestic BPOs can also attend. Interested candidates have to carry a copy of their resume, one passport size photograph, photocopies of identity proof, address proof and their academic and professional certificates.

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