r/HCLTechBee

HCL Tech Bee Reality

Today, I am writing this not just as a former employee, but as the son of an e-rickshaw driver who believed education and hard work could change our lives.

In 2022, I joined the TechBee program at HCLTech with dreams of building a better future for my family. My father, despite heavy debt and daily struggles, somehow arranged ₹30,000 for my admission. For the remaining fees, I took a loan. I even left my B.Com (Hons) degree because we trusted that this opportunity would secure my future.

For the next 4–5 years, I worked sincerely. I gave my best in projects, supported my family financially, helped with my younger brother’s education, and stood beside my mother during her illness. My father finally felt that his sacrifices were worth something.

But on 12 March 2026, my life changed completely.

I made a serious mistake. I wrongly claimed a reimbursement bill twice for ₹609 by editing it. I fully accept that what I did was wrong. I am not denying my mistake, and I understand why disciplinary action was taken against me.

I already lost my job because of it.

But what shattered me completely was the discontinuation of my education under the TechBee program. After investing nearly 5 years of my life and around ₹1.18 lakh into this journey, today I stand as just a 12th-pass student again.

Everything feels destroyed.

My father wrote multiple emails to the management requesting only one thing — not my job back, not compensation — just a chance for me to continue my education on humanitarian grounds. We did not even receive an acknowledgment.

Today, my family is mentally and emotionally broken. My father cannot sleep. My mother’s health is worsening seeing my condition. I feel trapped between guilt, regret, and hopelessness.

I want to ask one simple question:

Should one mistake of ₹609 permanently end someone’s education, future, and years of hard work?

I am even ready to repay the entire amount invested in my education if needed. I am not asking for favors. I am only asking for one opportunity to complete my degree and rebuild my life.

Big organizations contribute greatly to skill development and nation building. But true impact is also measured by whether a young person who made a mistake is given a chance to reform and move forward.

Like me there is other tech bees as well.

Please take lesson from my life, HCL Tech bee is just as slavery contract where only HCL will decide about the contract and you will only get low pay about the appraisal there is no guarantee.

I have to start the things from beginning for a new field might be it will take lots of time but I will fight.

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u/Shivasi_Nobi — 4 days ago

career plan

I just completed my class 12th with 82%. I have a 2-3 options where i am confused...

  1. HCLTechBee: I have heard about this from a lot of people. and i have 0 knowledge i tried to find some sources where i can know more about this.. I want to do Btech and after that give GATE (if possible) and do Mtech.. So is this program good for my future career or should i do regular through IP universities and Private?

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u/AlternativeCut1537 — 7 days ago

HCL Techbee Feedback Needed

Hey guys,
Waiting for my class 12th board exams and saw the HCL Techbee offer for current 12th passouts. They were taking interview directly through JEE MAINS result so had skipped the CAT part. Just wanted to clarify a few things before my interview.

  1. How does the early career program work actually?
  2. Do they like call you on the workplace and give the training while making you work alongside your college?
  3. The site mentioned a program free as of now (Two programs, one had some 1 lakh around and the other was 60k around.). Can they be waived off?

Also any advice you guys would like to give. Was trying to get some experience!

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u/codewith_akshut — 11 days ago