Inside Infosys' campus: A sight for Mysore eyes
By Saritha Rai, 23 June 2009 11:21
The centre's coursework is intensive and it's highly competitive to get in - last year, 500,000 applied but less than four per cent managed to pass the gruelling entry test.
But there's still time for some fun and games. Above, a trainee walks past a geodesic dome that houses a cinema multiplex.
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1. Anil
I am an Indian IT professional and I dont beleive that IT training would make academically brilliant guys into world class IT talent. IT needs creative people and that is inborn.