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Good News for CHAT-13 candidates 🥳🥳🥳

Accenture ASE Gear-up mail out, DOJ mentioned.

Accenture has now started the onboarding process for ASE - CHAT-13 candidates from the recent hiring batches.

After the selection process and completion of the earlier learning/training stages, candidates are now receiving their onboarding and joining-related updates. The onboarding process is being rolled out in batches, with candidates receiving the necessary joining instructions and formalities.

This is a positive update for candidates who have been waiting for their ASE onboarding after selection. The process appears to have officially started, so candidates waiting for their respective updates can expect further communication as the batches progress.

Sharing this as a general update for the Accenture ASE 2026 hiring batch.

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NOTE - No update for CHAT-18 selected candidates as of now, please wait till declaration of all left streams results. Also, the one who completed their internship got promoted to ASE have received gear-up.

u/Capital_Stomach9964 — 10 days ago

Today's ASE gear up mail - Fully Decoded. AASE and leftover ASE can take note.

Today (6th October) - there were images circulated of gear up mail arriving to some "selected" candidates of a "selected" batch.

I'll share the details that I could gather:

Actually, after completion of ASE streams that were of short duration (by end of June) - They created a separate ASE batch of just 250 candidates with just 4 streams (Java, SAP ABAP, SAP Finance and Quality eng) starting 8th July and ending late September

In that batch, there were off campus hired candidates (means 2025 passed out and before) and summer internship hired candidates (means 2026 passed out) - (I am assuming no on campus hired candidate as they got onboarded in July/Aug)

Actually, some in that batch applied for summer internship (through on campus or off campus) and they directly got communication round links in their Final year of college after summer internship and got mixed with 2026 on campus and off campus during primers and next trainings.

So, only those internship candidates of that batch (2026 passed out batch) got gear up mail as of now.

So, what I could decode (maybe I'm wrong too) - They are preferring 2026 passed out first (either on campus or these internship guys). As they have got 11 Dec joining and got gear up 2 months earlier. But off campus are still waiting.

If any off campus of that batch receives gear up - pls update in the comments. Let's see how it goes.

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u/Cute-Deal-50 — 10 days ago

Worst hiring team!!

Completed my interviews on September 3rd and got a mail saying the offer letter is released on September 7th but got nothing until now followed up with the helpline number and the hr all they say is it's in make and offer and will get my offer soon Nd i just gotta wait.

Isn't it just ridiculous to make someone wait for one whole month just to release an offer?

Are they drafting the constitution or what?

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u/ChampionshipTop6342 — 10 days ago
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management level 8 salary range

I recently applied for an Enterprise Technology Architect role at Accenture, with Networking as my area of expertise. I've cleared the initial interview and have now been moved to the Final round of Interview.

The position is listed as Management Level 8 (ML8).

I wanted to understand a few things from people currently working at Accenture or who have experience with this level:

What is the typical salary range for ML8 in India?

What exactly does ML8 represent in terms of seniority? Is it considered a higher management/technical level or a relatively standard level?

For someone with around 10 years of experience in Networking, what would generally be the appropriate/typical level at Accenture?

How is the compensation usually structured at this level (fixed vs variable)?

Any insights from current or former Accenture employees would be really helpful.

Thanks!

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u/harishohunter — 11 days ago

Accenture OA & Interview – Selection Chances and Expected Role

I solved 2 coding questions in the OA round. My Accenture interview lasted around 25 minutes and was average overall.
Do I have a good chance of getting selected? Which role is more likely—ASE, AASE, or APE? Can I expect APE?

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u/Flashy-Bid-3090 — 10 days ago

Hey I had my accenture OA solved 1 web dev full and half dsa questions test case passed, gamified round did all, and interview went quiet well. What package shall I get cz last year from our college 300 peoples got AEH(11lpa) is it possible for me?

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u/Fit-Ad-5577 — 10 days ago