Likes
Flexible working culture
Annual salary range
1 - 2 years exp.
₹5.5
Lakhs - ₹5.7
Lakhs
Low Confidence 
Low confidence means that this average salary is based on data that was reported by very few people.
Login to view
detailed salary insights 
Average annual salary for most employees Salary comparison with similar companies Estimated monthly take-home salary
Average annual salary for most employees Salary comparison with similar companies Estimated monthly take-home salaryAt par with the average Associate Engineer Salary for 1 - 2 years of experience
Interested in this particular role?
Companies similar to News Corp Australia for Associate Engineer in Bangalore / Bengaluru
News Corp Australia
Associate Engineer Salary
1 - 2 years exp. (3 salaries) |  ₹5.5 L/yr - ₹5.7 L/yr |
vs
| Company name | Avg Annual Salary | Open Jobs |
|---|---|---|
 L&T Technology Services Associate Engineer Salary
0 - 6 years exp. (438 salaries) |  ₹3 L/yr - ₹5.3 L/yr 
26%
less | |
 Cognizant Associate Engineer Salary
1 - 8 years exp. (296 salaries) | ₹4.4 L/yr - ₹15.5 L/yr 
80%
more | |
Login to view exact salary
| ||
 HARMAN Associate Engineer Salary
0 - 4 years exp. (289 salaries) | ₹3 L/yr - ₹8.4 L/yr
2%
less | |
 Virtusa Consulting Services Associate Engineer Salary
0 - 5 years exp. (287 salaries) | ₹3 L/yr - ₹6.4 L/yr
9%
less | |
 Collins Aerospace Associate Engineer Salary
1 - 5 years exp. (271 salaries) | ₹4 L/yr - ₹12.2 L/yr
62%
more | |
Associate Engineer salary at News Corp Australia ranges between ₹5.5
Lakhs
to ₹5.7
Lakhs
per year for employees with experience between 1 year to 2 years. Salary
estimates are based on
3 latest salaries received
from various employees of News Corp Australia.
Latest annual salaries shared by News Corp Australia Associate Engineer in Bangalore / Bengaluru
6mo ago
2
years
exp.
8mo ago
1
year
exp.
11mo ago
2
years
exp.
Experience wise News Corp Australia Associate Engineer salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru
Last Updated: 3 Jul 2024
| Experience | Avg Annual Salary |
|---|---|
| 1 year (AmbitionBox Estimate) |
₹5.1
L/yr
- ₹6.6
L/yr
|
Login to view exact salary
| |
| 2 years (AmbitionBox Estimate) |
₹5
L/yr
- ₹6.4
L/yr
|
Similar Designation salaries in News Corp Australia
Top skills at News Corp Australia for Associate Engineer
Networking
Application Support
HTML
Windows
SAN
Technical Support
Infrastructure Management
Troubleshooting
Automation
Telecom
PHP
Scheduling
VMware
microsoft
Python
Salary related reviews for News Corp Australia
Discover interview dos and don'ts from real experiences
Top trending discussions
View All
Salary Discussions, Hike & Promotions
2w
a senior consultant
Retention offer
Hello,
Current offer from CG - Total 21.5L, fixed as 19.4 and rest bonus
Retention offer from Deloitte - Total 19.1, fixed as 15.5 and rest bonus (4L)
I understand the offer is less but my manager explained that Deloitte's hikes are better in the market and on an average, I can get 15% every year with good performance.
The same hikes in CG are around 5-6% so financially, my salary growth will definitely be more in Deloitte.
Please give me suggestions. I have good management and projects in Deloitte with WLB but I would like to have some perspective on offered CTC too
Got a question about News Corp Australia?
Ask anonymously on communities.
News Corp Australia Associate Engineer Salary FAQs
What is the notice period for Associate Engineer at News Corp Australia in Bangalore / Bengaluru?
According to AmbitionBox, 100% of the News Corp Australia Associate Engineers in Bangalore / Bengaluru reported a notice period of 2 Months.This is based on 3 responses on AmbitionBox in last 2 years.
Tell us how to improve this page.
- Home >
- Salaries >
- News Corp Australia Salaries >
- News Corp Australia Associate Engineer Salaries >
- News Corp Australia Associate Engineer Salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru
News Corp Australia Associate Engineer salary
in
Bangalore / Bengaluru
ranges between ₹5.5
Lakhs to ₹5.7
Lakhs with an average annual salary of
₹. Salary estimates are based on
3
News Corp Australia latest salaries received from various employees of
News Corp Australia.