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WHETHER IT IS FAKE OR NOT
Dear Candidate,
Warm Greetings!
Greetings of the day!
Thank you for applying These Opportunities as internal hiring on company pay roll.
As per market availability openings are-
Location:-Visakhapatnam
1.Essen Electronic Systems Private Limited
2.HBL Power Systems Limited
3.Ind Power
4.Ramyasri Electrical Automation
5.LBSS-4
Note-You can decide any one company for Interview and confirm us. You have to send your Scan Copy of all documents on This mail ID [protected]@job4u.com
Dear candidate reference id charge is Rs.1800 Valid for 5 years.
1.Updated Resume
2.Passport size Photo Graph.
3.Adhar Card. or any one ID proof.
4.Qualification Certificate.
5.If you have any kind of employment certificate or salary slip.
Your first telephonic Interview Date is 24/07/2019. No any kind of salary deduction.if you are not get any kind of opportunity behalf of our side in that condition your reference id charge is refundable.
Note-Dear candidate You can Join as soon as possible as a Electrical Engineer.
you will get salary package Rs 4.00 lac to Rs. 4.50 lac per Annum, & depends on your interview performance, on company pay roll. extra accommodation benefits.
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