Ernst & Young Project Consultant salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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A positive aspect of work-life balance is having Saturdays and Sundays off, along with the timely crediting of salaries. The provided Udemy access is a helpful training resource; however, the rest of the training seems unnecessarily burdensome.

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The job lacks security, with manipulative management, no perks, promotions, or appraisals beyond basic salary. The company culture favors power over merit, making survival difficult without influence.

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Excellent work culture. On time salary. Good work life balance, especially in the GPS. Amazing learning modules created by EY and other udemy learnings which are free you could do in your ideal time. The people are supportive. Work pressure could be there sometimes, but it's not like driving you crazy & you are going nuts.

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No dislikes as such.

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Joined EY on a contractual basis. Good pay and good work culture with people support.

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If you are working in consulting practice you will have to keep moving and doing different work based on the requirements of the project

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I don't understand their FTE conecpt, most of the Employees in Govt Advisory are hired on FTE basis and even though most of them do BDEV along with project they are not part of company bonus. Any one who has been working on multiple things should be part of company bonus as per my view. To convert to on roll from FTE is still shady and many people don't know how to get it done

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Just 10% annual salary hike

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Everything is negative here, boot-licking culture. Client is always right even they say that a man have 5 legs, EY upper management will agree on that. No support for their employees.