Complete side-by-side comparison for 2026 campus placements
Use the current drive notice and your written offer for numbers. Company-wide averages can hide role, location, and variable-pay differences.
| Parameter | Infosys | Wipro |
|---|---|---|
| Exact role and track | Check job description | Check job description |
| Assessment pattern | Open linked guide | Open linked guide |
| Fixed vs variable CTC | Compare written offer | Compare written offer |
| Joining and training terms | Confirm in writing | Confirm in writing |
| Location and work model | Confirm for this role | Confirm for this role |
| Bond or service agreement | Read current terms | Read current terms |
TL;DR. Gagan Gupta, B.Tech CSE from Chandigarh Group of Colleges (Landran, 2021 batch), 7 months into an Infosys Specialist Programmer role, cleared...
Elite is usually 60%/6.0, Turbo needs a higher 6.5-7.0 risk bar, and WILP uses pass 10th/12th plus 60%/6.0 graduation, with backlog rules by drive in 2026.
There is no reliable company-wide winner. Compare the exact role, fixed pay, variable component, joining timeline, location, training terms, and the work you will actually do.
Difficulty changes by role and hiring track. Use the current drive notice plus the linked company guides instead of assuming one permanent difficulty rating.
Compare written offers component by component: fixed cash, variable pay, joining bonus, employer PF, gratuity, stock, location, and any service agreement. Headline CTC alone is not enough.