TCS job offer letter of former IAS goes viral, first salary was Rs 1300

TCS job offer letter of former IAS goes viral, first salary was Rs 1300

Viral job offer letter from TCS: The toughest exam in our country is UPSC, every year lakhs of youth give UPSC exam, most of the youth want to become IAS officers. IAS officer has a very important place in our society.

Former 1989 batch IAS officer Rohit Kumar Singh has shared his TCS (Tata Consultancy Company) job offer letter on social media. This job offer letter is 40 years old, so more than 200 people commented and wanted to know what was the first salary of former IAS officer Rohit Kumar Singh? At that time, Rohit Kumar Singh had graduated from IIT and had applied for a position with TCS. The company offered him a salary of Rs 1,300, which was quite respectable at that time, especially for a job in Mumbai.

Let us tell you that his job offer letter dated June 26, 1984 shows that Singh was appointed as a trainee in TCS Mumbai. In his post on social media platform X, the former Secretary to the Government of India revealed that Tata Consultancy Services was his first job, and he got the job through campus placement at IIT-BHU.

Rohit Kumar Singh currently serves as a member of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC). According to the NCDRC website, he holds a degree in electrical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Banaras Hindu University.

After joining TCS, Rohit Kumar Singh went to New York to pursue a master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Clarkson University. After obtaining his master’s degree, he appeared for the UPSC Civil Services Examination and became an IAS officer. Since then he has held a number of positions during an illustrious career spanning more than three decades.

In the comments section of his post, a user asked Singh, “What was your starting salary as a probationer in IAS?

The retired officer revealed that he got a salary of Rs 2,200 per month when he joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1989.

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