Gulati Auto Electricals Account Assistant Reviews

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This company is a trap. They do provide jobs but only if you pay the full amount they demand.

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They play a smart trick to trap candidates. First, they take ₹2000–₹3000, making it seem like a small amount. Then, after shortlisting, they suddenly demand ₹10,000–₹12,000 for the job. You assume it’ll be a little more, like ₹1,000–₹2,000, but the final demand is shocking. If you refuse to pay, they won’t give you the job or refundyour initial payment. It’s a calculated scam to exploit freshers. Stay away!...Read More

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They lie, cheat, and trap students into paying money for jobs. There’s nothing to appreciate about a company that exploits freshers.

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Genuine job or scam? I trusted this placement drive, but everything felt fishy after Abhi Singh contacted me. They asked for ₹2000 initially and ₹12,000 later. It’s unfair to demand so much money for a ₹15,000 salary job.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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To be honest, there isn’t much to like. The environment might seem genuine during interviews, but the corruption behind the scenes overshadows everything. Instead of providing genuine opportunities to deserving candidates, the hiring process is manipulated for financial gain. This creates distrust among students and harms the credibility of the company and its employees. Be cautious if approached by anyone from Gulati Auto Electricals asking for money. Always verify recruitment practices and avoid falling into this trap. Genuine companies never demand money for job offers....Read More

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I dislike the way recruitment and hiring are handled at Gulati Auto Electricals. They conduct placement drives at engineering colleges, but after the interview, candidates receive personal messages demanding money for job confirmation. This unethical practice, led by individuals like Abhi Singh from the HR team, exploits freshers bypromising low-paying jobs (₹15,000 salary) while charging ₹10,000–₹12,000 upfront. Those who refuse to pay or can’t afford the full amount lose their money and the opportunity, with no refund provided. Such practices are highly unprofessional and tarnish the company's reputation. Placement drive Team: 1. Abhi Singh, 2. Harun Sir 3. Female Interviewer...Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Nothing good at all. They show fake hopes of a ₹5 LPA CTC but in reality, it’s just a way to make students pay huge sums for a ₹15,000 job.

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Fake process to loot students! I thought this was a genuine opportunity, but it’s all a money-making scam. Abhi Singh first asked for ₹2000, saying I would be shortlisted. Later, he asked for ₹10,000 more. These people just cheat students.

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There’s nothing good about this company. They only focus on making money by scamming students. No transparency, no ethics, just a money-making business.

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Refund never happens! Abhi Singh promised me a refund after I refused to pay the extra ₹10,000. But even after multiple follow-ups, I didn’t get my money back. Don’t trust these people—they are here to rob students.

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At first, the process seemed genuine, with proper interviews and all, but later, it turned into a scam. There’s really nothing to like about how they operate.

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I got scammed by this man too! Abhi Singh contacted me after the placement interview, took small amount initially, and later demanded more. When I refused, he didn’t refund my money. Stay away from such scams!

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This company is a complete fraud. No proper hiring process, no ethics, and only one goal—to steal money from students. Nothing good to say about them.

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Abhi Singh is involved in this scam. He contacted me after the interview, took ₹2000 before shortlisting, and demanded ₹10,000 more. I refused, and now my money is gone. Avoid dealing with him!

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The only thing that looked good was the 5 LPA CTC they advertised. Apart from that, everything was a trap to extort money from students.

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Same thing happened to me. Abhi Singh took ₹2000 initially, saying it was for shortlisting, but later asked for ₹10,000. This is nothing but a scam targeting students. Beware of this fraud!