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    Service Bond Clauses Explained

    Understanding bond agreements in IT companies for freshers.

    Disclaimer

    This is general information, not legal advice. Bond policies change frequently. Verify with official offer letters and consult a lawyer for specific situations.

    Company-wise Bond Information

    CompanyBond PeriodAmountNotes
    TCS2 yearsβ‚Ή50,000 - β‚Ή1,00,000Most common, enforced in some cases
    InfosysNo bondN/AGenerally no service bond
    Wipro1-2 yearsβ‚Ή75,000Varies by program
    CognizantNo bondN/AUsually no bond for freshers
    CapgeminiVariableVariableDepends on hiring program
    AccentureNo bondN/AGenerally bond-free

    * Information based on 2024-25 data. May vary by location, role, and batch.

    What You Need to Know

    Are bonds legal?

    Bonds are legally valid if training cost is incurred. However, enforceability varies.

    What happens if I break bond?

    Company may send legal notice, deduct from salary, or in rare cases, file civil suit.

    Can I negotiate bond terms?

    Usually no for freshers. Some companies reduce amount for exceptional cases.

    Does everyone pay if they leave?

    Not always. Many companies don't pursue if notice period is served properly.

    Tips for Handling Bonds

    Read the entire agreement before signing
    Keep a signed copy for your records
    Understand notice period requirements
    Know training cost breakdown if any
    Consult lawyer if amount is very high
    Serve proper notice to minimize issues

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