Wipro has opened walk-in interviews for fresh graduates at its Chennai and Visakhapatnam campuses this week, offering 210 openings in its non-voice labeling process. The Chennai drive starts today, 11 November, and runs till 13 November, while the Visakhapatnam drive, which began on 10 November, continues till 12 November. Both drives are for the Entry Level Processor, Labeling role, and the company is hiring only freshers who have completed graduation and can join immediately.
The job is a permanent work-from-home role, according to the job description, but the interview itself is in person at the campus. Reporting time at both venues is 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The advertised pay is Rs 1.75 lakh per annum, which works out to roughly Rs 14,500 a month before deductions. Candidates should confirm the full CTC break-up with the HR team at the venue before accepting any offer.
210 openings across two cities
The two campuses are hiring for the same role but through separate listings. Visakhapatnam has the larger share with 150 openings, while Chennai has 60. Both listings were posted on Naukri on 6 November, and both carry the same job description, the same reporting window and the same eligibility conditions. Candidates can pick whichever city is easier to reach, since the interview process is the same at both places.
The Chennai walk-in is being held at Wipro CDC5, Plot No. 2, ELCOT SEZ, Survey No. 602/3, Medavakkam Road, Sholinganallur, Chennai, 600119. The Visakhapatnam walk-in is at Wipro Limited, Survey No. 39, Resapuvanipalem, Rama Talkies Road, Visakhapatnam, 530016, Andhra Pradesh. Candidates should reach the venue within the reporting window, as walk-ins are handled on a first-come basis.
What the labeling role involves
Labeling is image annotation work inside Wipro’s business process unit. The job involves identifying and marking moving and stationary objects in images, following written project guidelines and applying the same rules consistently across a large volume of images. It is a non-technical, non-voice role, which means there are no customer calls. The work is done on a computer using keyboard and mouse, and the process uses more than 45 shortcuts to keep the pace up.
Accuracy matters more than speed in this role. The work is repetitive and runs in long sessions, so candidates need strong attention to detail, good hand-eye coordination and the patience to check their own output. Basic knowledge of GIS and mapping concepts is listed as a useful skill, along with strong written and spoken English, good comprehension and solid computer skills.
The work schedule is five days a week with two rotational week-offs, and the shifts are rotational, including night shifts. Candidates who are uncomfortable with night shifts should raise this clearly with the HR team during the interview, and get the work-from-home terms, including laptop, internet and location rules, confirmed in writing before joining.
Who can apply
The eligibility conditions are straightforward. Any graduate can apply, regardless of stream, as long as the degree is complete. Students who are still pursuing graduation or post-graduation are not eligible. Only freshers with zero years of experience are being considered, and the company wants immediate joiners.
No batch year, age limit or percentage cut-off has been stated in the listings. Candidates should carry their university provisional certificate and consolidated marks memo, since both are listed as mandatory, along with an updated resume, a recent passport-size photograph, and original PAN and Aadhaar cards.
What to expect at the walk-in
The exact selection rounds have not been published, but non-voice walk-ins at Wipro usually follow a familiar pattern. The day typically starts with registration and a document check at the gate, followed by a short test on English, comprehension and attention to detail, a keyboard or typing check, and finally an HR discussion about shifts, the work-from-home set-up and the joining date.
Candidates can prepare by practising common keyboard shortcuts until they feel automatic, revising basic map reading and GIS terms, and preparing a short 60-second introduction in English. Arriving early helps, since the reporting window is only two hours and walk-in queues can be long.
One warning applies to every walk-in drive: Wipro does not charge candidates any fee at any stage of hiring. Anyone asking for payment for an interview, a job offer or an employment confirmation is not part of the official process. Candidates should verify the listing on Naukri before travelling and confirm the interview schedule with the recruitment team.
FAQs
What is the salary for the Wipro walk-in drive 2026?
Both Naukri listings state Rs 1.75 lakh per annum. Candidates should ask HR for the CTC break-up in writing at the venue.
Who is eligible for the Wipro labeling role?
Any graduate fresher who has completed the degree and can join immediately. Students still pursuing UG or PG are not eligible.
When and where are the walk-ins?
Visakhapatnam: 10 to 12 November at Resapuvanipalem. Chennai: 11 to 13 November at Wipro CDC5, Sholinganallur. Both run from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Is the job work from home?
The job description calls it a permanent work-from-home role, but the interview is in person. Get the WFH terms confirmed in writing before joining.
What documents should I carry?
Updated resume, recent passport-size photo, original PAN and Aadhaar cards, and the university provisional certificate with the consolidated marks memo.
Fresh graduates looking for a first job without a technical background will find this drive worth a look. The role is entry level, the process is straightforward, and the walk-in format means there is no long online application wait. Just reach the venue on time with the documents in hand.
