If I go for engineering, can I get a job in Google?

Any engineering will not and cannot assure you a job with Google. It will be important for you to understand the requirements of Google at the time of you completing your engineering. It is also worth mentioning that Google is now a large company with activities in diverse sectors, for example, Goog

It will be important for you to understand the requirements of Google at the time of you completing your engineering. It is also worth mentioning that Google is now a large company with activities in diverse sectors, for example, Google Maps will need different skills and background as compared to A

Hi, Yes, why not. Even in a survey, it has been found that alumni of engineering institutions are performing better than the any other institutions. As far as Google is concerned, it may not prefer you like an IITian but Google is open for everyone. They just need your skills. That's enough. But ye

There is no sure shot chance for getting a top notch job offer at Google irrespective of any IIT or NIT. The most sought-after search giant gets 1000 application just a day and on campus, they select cream crowd who have great technical domain knowledge and coding skills. They would highly consider

There is a nationwide and a worldwide competition for getting into the world's most preferred and the most developing multinational corporate that is Google because of its high salary, luxurious and modern working culture as well as the opportunity to work with the best minds on earth. There are num

Sure, why not? You can get a job at Google, but the question is, will you? So, here are some of the facts which you need to great straight: 1. Google recruits mostly from premier institutes in India including the IITs, NITs and BITS-Pilani. 2. Even if you are in these institutes, you should have

Hi, Engineering degree will not let you fall automatically in Google. You will have to work harder and harder to build and prepare yourself for Google during your academic period. Google has a very different and unique hiring policy. Google also visits campuses for hiring but it happens once in 3-