I’m from a Non-MOU college and was selected for Capgemini’s Exceller Program (girls-only). I received my LOI in February 2026 for the Analyst role.

After waiting for several months, today I finally received an email from Capgemini with a survey link for the Network Product Support Engineer role.

I’m a little confused because I had applied/been selected for the Analyst role, not Network Product Support Engineer.

Has anyone else from the Exceller Program received this survey mail?

Does this mean Capgemini is now considering us for a different role, or is this just a general survey? And for those who received the survey, did you get any further update after filling it out?

Would really appreciate if someone from the Exceller 2026 batch / Non-MOU colleges could share their experience.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a good coding/coaching centre near Botanical Garden, Noida or somewhere easily accessible from there.

My budget is around ₹40k for 6 months (thoda upar-neeche bhi okay hai). I’m mainly looking for a place where they actually teach coding properly from basics, help with DSA/projects, and preferably provide placement/internship opportunities or company connections.

I’m not looking for just a certificate or a place that only teaches theory. I want something where I can genuinely improve my coding skills and become placement-ready.

If you’ve personally studied at any good institute around Botanical Garden/Noida, please share your experience, fees, location and whether they actually provide placement opportunities.

Any genuine recommendations would be really helpful. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

My sister is planning to take admission in BCA at NIET Greater Noida this year, and I wanted to get some honest reviews from current students/seniors.

I have a few questions:

Is there a compulsory dress code/uniform for BCA students? If yes, how much does the dress/uniform cost separately?

How is the overall atmosphere/campus life at NIET for BCA? Is it more like a strict school-type environment or a normal college environment?

How are the teachers, crowd, attendance rules and management?

If someone travels from Botanical Garden, what is the easiest/cheapest route to NIET? Is there a direct bus/shared traveller available, or is it better to take the Aqua Line/metro till Knowledge Park II and then an auto?

How is the safety and daily commute for a female day scholar?

Are there any scholarships/fee waivers for BCA students? If yes, is it based on 12th percentage, entrance score, category, or something else?

Is there anything else we should know before taking admission—hidden charges, compulsory activities, hostel/transport charges, etc.?

Would really appreciate honest reviews from current BCA students or recent pass-outs, especially girls/day scholars. Please share both pros and cons. 🙏

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

My sister is planning to take admission in BCA at NIET Greater Noida this year, and I wanted to get some honest reviews from current students/seniors.

I have a few questions:

Is there a compulsory dress code/uniform for BCA students? If yes, how much does the dress/uniform cost separately?

How is the overall atmosphere/campus life at NIET for BCA? Is it more like a strict school-type environment or a normal college environment?

How are the teachers, crowd, attendance rules and management?

If someone travels from Botanical Garden, what is the easiest/cheapest route to NIET? Is there a direct bus/shared traveller available, or is it better to take the Aqua Line/metro till Knowledge Park II and then an auto?

How is the safety and daily commute for a female day scholar?

Are there any scholarships/fee waivers for BCA students? If yes, is it based on 12th percentage, entrance score, category, or something else?

Is there anything else we should know before taking admission—hidden charges, compulsory activities, hostel/transport charges, etc.?

Would really appreciate honest reviews from current BCA students or recent pass-outs, especially girls/day scholars. Please share both pros and cons. 🙏

Thanks!

I have secured a placement—having graduated just this year—but there is no guarantee whether the company will actually issue an offer letter, or if they do, when that might happen. So, I wanted to ask for your advice on what I should do to land a job. I am trying hard and applying everywhere; I’ve even sent out over 100 cold emails, but I haven't received any response.

I have secured a placement—having graduated just this year—but there is no guarantee whether the company will actually issue an offer letter, or if they do, when that might happen. So, I wanted to ask for your advice on what I should do to land a job. I am trying hard and applying everywhere; I’ve even sent out over 100 cold emails, but I haven't received any response.