Princeton Review Salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Well the company culture is quite awesome to be fair. Just the growth is not much there if you are a trainer. The company is more Sales centered as compared to other companies in the same business

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...growth is really limited. Plus no option for innovation or anything like that. Plus work hours are pretty hectic and compensation is nowhere satisfactory compared to work hours

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They trained me how to teach. They have a very standard way of teaching. I liked their training.

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They delay in paying salary. I had to follow up multiple times with operations manager for the salary more than twice or thrice in an year. That was pathetic. Also, because of the standard way of teaching, there is a very little/no way of innovation. They do not encourage anything new. I did not like that fact.

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You get your freedom to work in your ways unless it harm the image of company. There is no burden on you until you are a sells person.

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There is a very less chance of career growth here. Also there is no new learning in the way. After some times I felt saturated here.

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NOTHING!!

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They want you to work overtime but without any payment. They literally tell that without any shame. They should know that Under the Indian Penal Codes: Section 370, slavery is Illegal in India. As far as teaching goes, they literally don't need any humans to teach, they want robots who only follows their instructions. If you just want to work for free with no learning scope this is a place for you where you can fool both yourself and the students.