Complete guide to Citi placements - Interview questions, salary breakdowns, selection process, and preparation tips for tech and finance roles.
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Citigroup Inc. is one of the world's largest investment banks and financial services corporations. As one of the "Big Four" US banks, Citi serves millions of consumers, corporations, governments, and institutions in over 160 countries. Citi India is a major technology and operations hub, driving innovation in digital banking, risk management, and financial technology.
ICG Technology
Global Operations
Risk Management
90-120 minutes
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| Role | Experience | CTC Range |
|---|---|---|
| Analyst Programmer | Fresher | ₹12-15 LPA |
| Operations Analyst | Fresher | ₹8-10 LPA |
| Senior Analyst | 3-5 Years | ₹18-25 LPA |
| VP | 6-10 Years | ₹40-60 LPA |
| Director | 12+ Years | ₹75+ LPA |
* Benefits include health insurance, annual bonus (20-30%), stock options, pension, and comprehensive learning programs.
Flexible hours, hybrid work, generous leave policy
Citi Academy, global mobility, and leadership programs
Strong diversity focus and employee networks
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