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₹20
Lakhs - ₹25
Lakhs
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Senior Mobile Application Developer salary at News Corp Australia ranges between ₹20
Lakhs
to ₹25
Lakhs
per year for employees with experience between 6 years to 9 years. Salary
estimates are based on
3 latest salaries received
from various employees of News Corp Australia.
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Experience wise News Corp Australia Senior Mobile Application Developer salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru
Last Updated: 15 Mar 2023
| Experience | Avg Annual Salary |
|---|---|
| 6 years (AmbitionBox Estimate) |
₹18
L/yr
- ₹23
L/yr
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| 8 years (AmbitionBox Estimate) |
₹18
L/yr
- ₹23
L/yr
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| 9 years (AmbitionBox Estimate) |
₹22.5
L/yr
- ₹28.8
L/yr
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I am a Social Media Specialist with over 4 years of experience and was earning around 4.5 LPA in my previous role. When I joined my current organization, I discovered that my manager, with just 2.5 years of work experience, was earning a compensation of 7.6 -8.2 LPA (approx). This was quite surprising to me, and it made me question the market standards.
I am currently looking to switch roles and, based on my research through Glassdoor and other sources, I am expecting a package of 7-8 LPA. However, many HRs I’ve spoken to feel that even 6 LPA is too high.
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News Corp Australia Senior Mobile Application Developer salary
in
Bangalore / Bengaluru
ranges between ₹20
Lakhs to ₹25
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.