Wipro invites applications for its Work Integrated Learning Program (WILP) 2025, an exclusive opportunity for 2024 and 2025 batch BCA and B.Sc graduates from core streams such as Computer Science, IT, Mathematics, Statistics, Electronics, or Physics. This hybrid program allows graduates to earn while learning—with a full-time job and a sponsored M.Tech degree.
🧑🎓 Eligibility Criteria:
- Graduation Years: 2024 & 2025
- Eligible Courses:
- Full-time BCA or B.Sc (Computer Science, IT, Mathematics (core), Statistics, Electronics, Physics)
- Academic Score: Minimum 60% or 6.0 CGPA throughout
- Education: No part-time/correspondence graduation; open schooling allowed for 10th/12th only
- Backlogs: Up to one active backlog is allowed before assessment; must be cleared by degree completion
- Gaps: Maximum 3-year educational gap until the start of graduation. Graduation must be completed within 3 years.
📅 Important Details:
- Last Date to Apply: 15 August 2025
- Mode of Application: Online registration via Superset portal
- Selection Process:
- Online Aptitude Assessment
- Business Discussion (Virtual)
- Offer & Pre-skilling Training
💸 Compensation & Benefits:
- Stipend Structure (per month):
- Year 1: ₹15,000 + ₹488 ESI + ₹75,000 joining bonus
- Year 2: ₹17,000 + ₹533 ESI
- Year 3: ₹19,000 + ₹618 ESI
- Year 4: ₹23,000 ESI-inclusive stipend
- Designation: Scholar Trainee
- Commitment: 60-month training agreement with prorated refund clause
- Learning: Fully sponsored M.Tech degree program while working
✍️ How to Apply:
👉 Register and submit your profile on the Superset platform before 15 August 2025:
Apply via Superset
Ensure you have your academic transcripts, identity proof, and correct contact details ready for registration.
This WILP is a unique “earn while you learn” opportunity combining tech training, global exposure, and academic progression. Ideal for core stream graduates looking to launch a meaningful career with Wipro.
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