Infosys has delayed assessments for 20,000+ candidates after uncovering impersonation and malpractice cases, affirming no changes to its recruitment strategy.
The firm said that an updated schedule would be shared soon
Jun 09, 2026
09:39 am
What's the storyInfosys, a leading IT services company, has suspended online and in-person assessments for over 20,000 job seekers.
The decision was taken after the firm discovered multiple cases of impersonation and malpractice in its recruitment process.
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