Wipro Walk-in: Maps and Data Process Associate, Gachibowli Hyderabad (3 to 6 November 2026)

Quick facts

Wipro is running a walk-in for a process associate role on a maps and data project at its campus in the Financial District, Gachibowli, Hyderabad. The notice lists 70 openings. The walk-in runs from 3 to 6 November 2026, daily from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM.

The role is open to any graduate, including freshers. The listing asks for basic knowledge of online and offline maps, basic tool navigation, data-entry accuracy and strong written and verbal English. The exact role title was not named in the listing, and the shift, salary, documents and contact were not stated in the listing reviewed.

What the role involves

Maps and data projects keep digital map information correct. You may check places, roads and labels, compare them against a source, and update or flag errors using a project tool. Because the exact title is not named, ask the panel what the day-to-day tasks are.

The work is non-voice. It depends on careful reading, accurate entry and following written guidelines. You may do the same type of task many times in a shift, so patience and attention matter.

Who should apply

• Any graduate, including fresh pass-outs
• Candidates who use online maps comfortably and can learn a new tool
• People with accurate typing and a careful habit when checking details
• Candidates with good written and spoken English

What to bring

The notice did not list documents. The standard set for a walk-in is:

1. Updated resume, printed, in two copies
2. Degree certificate and marksheets
3. Photo ID: Aadhaar, PAN or passport
4. One passport-size photograph

Campus entry is usually checked at the gate, so keep your ID easy to reach.

Timing and getting there

The walk-in runs from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Reach before 10:30 AM so you are registered before the window closes. The venue is the Vendor Gate of the Wipro campus, at 203, 115/1, ISB Road, opposite Dominos, Financial District, Gachibowli, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad 500032.

Check the nearest metro station and the onward route on the map. The Financial District is busy in the morning, so allow extra time.

How to prepare

Maps. Spend a few days with an online map. Search for places, compare satellite and street views and notice how roads and landmarks are labelled.

Data entry. Practise typing names, addresses and numbers from a printed page, then check what you typed against the page.

Written English. Read a short set of instructions and write a three-line summary. Guidelines in this type of project are written in English.

Basic tools. Know how to use a browser, copy and paste and a simple spreadsheet.

Questions to ask. Prepare to ask about the role title, the shift and the training period.

What to expect at the walk-in

The usual order is registration, a document check, a written test on English and basic aptitude, a data accuracy check and an HR round. Answer directly. If asked about maps, describe how you use them in daily life.

Warnings

• Do not pay anyone for a form, a call letter or a verification step. None is listed in the notice.
• Do not accept a message that promises a job for a fee, even if it uses the company name.
• Carry photocopies. Do not hand original certificates to anyone at the gate.
• Confirm the walk-in with the company before you travel. The notice gave no contact number, so check through the company's official channels.

After the walk-in

If you are selected, read the offer letter for the role title, shift, salary breakdown, notice period and joining date before you sign. Ask about the training period and who the employer is for this project.

If you are not selected, ask for one line of feedback and try the next drive. Keep practising typing accuracy.