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VishnuPriyan.M@cognizant.com | | Mar 14 (2 days ago) | | | to me | | |
Hi Rayudu Nalla , Thank you for your interest to explore opportunities with Cognizant!! As discussed, please be available for a technical discussion on 17th March 2012 (Saturday) Interview Date : March 17th 2012 Saturday
Interview Time : 9:30 am- 1 pm
Interview Address : Cognizant Technology Solution, Varalakshmi Tech Park (GMR), Next to Life Line Hospital, 5/639 Old Mahabalipuram Road, Kandanchavadi, Chennai – 600 096 Contact person : Balaji/Thulasi/Vishnu Contact Number : 9551334827 / 8754467244 / 9884578010

Important Note: Please carry this interview invite mail to the venue for quick entry You are requested to carry the following documents for the discussion :  2 copies of your updated resume
 2 passport size photograph
 Last 2 months pay slips
 Highest degree certificate
 A valid photo identity card (Driving license, Voters ID card etc.)
 Current company id card Thanks & Regards,
VishnuPriyan
HR- Talent Aquisition Group
Cognizant ,MEPZ,Chennai
Phone-044-30922254; VNet-462254
Refer profiles @ https://cworld.cognizant.com/MyCognizant/Pages/MyReferral.aspx

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