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Is PwC India (Mumbai – Goregaon/NESCO) still following the 2 days WFH / 8 days per month hybrid policy?

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Hi everyone,

I'll be joining PwC India as a Specialist 2 (CMAAS Assurance) in the Goregaon (NESCO) office.

Is the 2 days WFH (8 days/month) hybrid model still followed, or has it changed? How many days do you currently work from the office, and does it depend on the team/manager?

Thanks!

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u/_Ashborne — 6 days ago
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Is PwC India (Mumbai – Goregaon/NESCO) still following the 2 days WFH / 8 days per month hybrid policy?

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Hi everyone,

I'll be joining PwC India as a Specialist 2 (CMAAS Assurance) in the Goregaon (NESCO) office.

Is the 2 days WFH (8 days/month) hybrid model still followed, or has it changed? How many days do you currently work from the office, and does it depend on the team/manager?

Note: I am a fresher with 0 expired

Thanks!

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u/_Ashborne — 6 days ago

Does any one Budget ph options near Nesco IT park?

I am relocating to Goregoan for my job does anyone know any budget pg options near Nesco IT park

My budget is 12-15k

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u/_Ashborne — 7 days ago

Best PG options (₹10k–₹12k) near PwC Shivaji Park office? Dadar vs Matunga

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Hi everyone,

I'm a fresher joining PwC soon, and my office is expected to be at Shivaji Park, Dadar West.

I'm looking for a PG or co-living space in Dadar or Matunga with:

- Budget: ₹10,000–₹12,000/month

- Walking distance or up to 15–20 minutes from the office

- Food included (preferred)

- Wi-Fi and laundry

- Safe locality for a working professional

- Good management (no deposit refund issues or hidden charges)

I came across Niraj PG (Matunga) and a few Dadar PGs, but I'd love to hear real experiences.

Which PG would you recommend in this budget?

Are there any places I should avoid?

Thanks in advance!

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u/_Ashborne — 11 days ago

Anyone stayed at Niraj PG in Matunga West? Reviews needed.

Title: Anyone stayed at Niraj PG in Matunga West? Reviews needed.

Hi everyone,

I'm a fresher who recently got placed at PwC in Mumbai. I'm considering staying at Niraj PG in Matunga West because it's close to my office and seems to fit my budget.

The listing mentions:

- ₹7,000 (triple sharing), ₹10,000 (double), ₹15,000 (single)

- Food included (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)

- Wi-Fi, AC, laundry, gym

- ₹5,000 security deposit

Before I book it, I'd like to hear from people who have actually stayed there or know someone who has.

How is:

- The quality of the food?

- Cleanliness and hygiene?

- Safety and management?

- Deposit refund process?

- Any hidden charges or issues?

- Would you recommend it, or is there a better PG nearby in Matunga/Dadar within a ₹10k budget?

Thanks in advance!

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u/_Ashborne — 11 days ago

Joining PwC Mumbai (Specialist – ECL Model Development & Implementation) at ₹4 LPA – Need advice on monthly budget and accommodation

Hi everyone,

I recently received a full-time opportunity at PwC India for the role of Specialist – ECL Model Development & Implementation (CMAAS Assurance) in Mumbai (Shivaji Park office). My fixed CTC is ₹4 LPA, and I'll be relocating to Mumbai.

I'm trying to plan my finances before joining and would love advice from current or former PwC employees.

Could you please help me with:

What is the approximate monthly in-hand salary?

Is ₹4 LPA manageable in Mumbai?

What would be a realistic monthly budget (rent, food, travel, utilities, savings, etc.)?

Which nearby areas would you recommend for affordable shared flats or PGs?

What rent should I expect for double/triple sharing accommodation near the office?

Does PwC provide any temporary accommodation or relocation support for new joiners?

Is the work culture for this team mostly office-based or hybrid?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone working in CMAAS, Risk, or Advisory at PwC, or anyone who has recently joined PwC Mumbai.

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u/_Ashborne — 11 days ago
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Joining PwC Mumbai (Specialist – ECL Model Development & Implementation) at ₹4 LPA – Need advice on monthly budget and accommodation

Hi everyone,

I recently received a full-time opportunity at PwC India for the role of Specialist – ECL Model Development & Implementation (CMAAS Assurance) in Mumbai (Shivaji Park office). My fixed CTC is ₹4 LPA, and I'll be relocating to Mumbai.

I'm trying to plan my finances before joining and would love advice from current or former PwC employees.

Could you please help me with:

What is the approximate monthly in-hand salary?

Is ₹4 LPA manageable in Mumbai?

What would be a realistic monthly budget (rent, food, travel, utilities, savings, etc.)?

Which nearby areas would you recommend for affordable shared flats or PGs?

What rent should I expect for double/triple sharing accommodation near the office?

Does PwC provide any temporary accommodation or relocation support for new joiners?

Is the work culture for this team mostly office-based or hybrid?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone working in CMAAS, Risk, or Advisory at PwC, or anyone who has recently joined PwC Mumbai.

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u/_Ashborne — 11 days ago
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PwC India document verification before offer letter – how long does it usually take?

Hi everyone,

I recently got selected for a full-time role at PwC India after completing all the interview rounds. HR asked me to submit my documents (degree certificate, declarations, and other required documents), and I have already submitted everything they requested.

However, I have not received my offer letter yet. My documents are currently under verification.

I wanted to ask:

Is it normal for PwC India to verify documents before issuing the offer letter?

How long does the document verification process usually take?

Approximately how many days did it take for you to receive your offer letter after submitting your documents?

Should I just wait, or is it okay to follow up with HR after a few days?

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u/_Ashborne — 12 days ago
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Accidentally bent an auto-rickshaw rear bumper slightly — owner demanding full replacement and harassing me. Need advice.

accidentally hit the rear yellow bumper/guard of a rickshaw at low speed. The bumper has a small bend/dent and a minor paint scratch, but it’s not broken or detached.

The owner is insisting that the entire bumper must be replaced and is asking for a much larger amount of money. I checked with a few people and it seems like this kind of damage can usually be repaired with straightening and small paint touch-up.

The bigger issue is that he started aggressively pressuring and harassing me for money even though I already said I’m willing to pay a fair repair amount.

People who know vehicle repairs or have dealt with similar situations:

Is full bumper replacement actually necessary here?

What would be a fair repair cost in India for this level of damage?

How should I handle it if someone is pressuring for an unreasonable amount?

u/_Ashborne — 2 months ago