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What should we upload in other address proof

Can anyone please tell me

Did anyone also face the same situation got rejected for no reason I mean luck really plays a major factor

I was so confident and my communication skills are also good with a solid resume but they rejected me did not allow me for hr round

TCS have the audacity to send me a rejection mail at 11:42 pm in the Night literally to ruin my sleep but from today I can sleep peacefully
2025 batch
NQT on may 5th
Interview on may 22nd panel 3 (prime)
Rejection mail july 4th
Location-TCS bhuwalka

I'm a 2025 passout and interviewed for TCS Ninja at the Gandhinagar office. I wanted to know if anyone is in a similar situation or has already received their JL.

Here's my timeline:

Interview: 27 April 2026 (TCS Gandhinagar)

* Offer Letter Generated: 26 May 2026

* Offer Letter Accepted: 27 May 2026

* ILP Eligible: 27 May 2026

* BGC Documents Submitted: 2 June 2026

Current status:

* BGC Portal: Still shows "Approval Pending" for all uploaded documents.

* NSR Registration: Not yet completed and didn't submit NSR-IT pin, as the portal indicates the NSR upload option will only be enabled closer to the joining date

I also tried following up:

* 25 June 2026: Sent a follow-up email to XP.Onboarding and ILP Support regarding my BGC status but didn't receive any reply.

* 30 June 2026: Sent another email to the HR who had sent my offer letter requesting guidance, and still no response.

It's been over a month since I uploaded my BGC documents, and there hasn't been any update on the portal or via email and no Joining readiness survey. I also didn't get any email from TCS xplore for IPA or something. If anyone here has already received your JL form TCS gandhinagar, could you please share your timeline?

Just trying to understand if this delay is normal or if I should follow up again.

Hi everyone,

I have my TCS Prime interview tomorrow, and my background is mainly in cybersecurity. Most of my projects are related to cybersecurity, reverse engineering, and networking.

I was wondering if the interviewers usually ask domain-specific cybersecurity questions based on the candidate's background, or do they mostly focus on core CS subjects like OS, DBMS, CN, OOP, DSA, and project discussions?

If anyone with a cybersecurity profile has gone through the TCS Prime interview recently, I'd really appreciate if you could share:

* What kind of technical questions were asked?
* Did they ask cybersecurity-specific questions or mostly general CS topics?
* How deeply did they go into your projects?

Any tips or experiences would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!

Despite continuous heavy rain, many of us assumed the turnout would be low. Surprisingly, there were close to 1,000 candidates at the venue.
Unfortunately, the event was extremely poorly managed.

There was no proper registration process or organized queue management.
Very few coordinators were available, and it was difficult to get any information.
Candidates who brought their personal laptops or chargers were reportedly asked by security to leave those items outside if they hadn’t come by their own vehicle, leaving many with no safe place to keep their belongings.
Several candidates waited for hours without knowing when or whether they would be interviewed.

The most disappointing part was what happened to many candidates, especially .NET developers. After waiting almost the entire day, they were told that their interviews would instead be conducted virtually at a later date and were asked to leave.
Even after 5 PM, nearly half of the remaining candidates were still waiting. Eventually, many of them were also told to go home with the same message: “We’ll schedule your interview virtually later.”

If the plan was to conduct virtual interviews anyway, why organize a walk-in drive? Many candidates traveled long distances, stood in heavy rain, and spent an entire day waiting, only to be told to return home.

I understand that large-scale hiring events can be challenging to manage, but better planning, communication, and crowd management would have made a huge difference.
Did anyone else attend yesterday? What was your experience?