Accenture fresh graduate starting salary is RM3600 (confirmed by my housemate and my friend, oversea students). I can assure that they only recruit students of second class upper. They don't have any outstanding extra curricular activities or w.e. But yes, from what I heard from others, the workers in accenture do work like dogs.

Extra curricular activities w/e won't give that much upperhand if you can't talk during interview. In fact, result is not a big deal too. My friend who gets a 2nd class lower is offered to work under investment trainee Khazanah (RM4600).

Me myself (2nd class upper) gets 4 job offers, Citibank GE RM3.5k, Samsung RM3k+, OCBC bank RM3.2k, Celcom YTP RM3.5k. I didn't get any respond from Khazanah yet, so I assume that I failed lol..

Just to answer some questions in this thread, Accenture offers RM3.6k in Malaysia and $4k in Singapore for the fresh grad consultant. xD

I didn't apply for accenture. My background is mechanical engineering and about to graduate end of this year. My friends who got them are studying Chemical Engineering and Photovoltaic Engineering, in Melbourne University and University of New South Wales respectively.

Guys,

Generally speaking,

Salary is different per individual per month/year.. Dont expect to get RM3600 like some of them. My suggestion to you is to ask them briefly about the scope of the job and the career prospect. It shows that you want to know more and interested with their company and the job itself. Off course, it wouldnt hurt to ask about the salary.

If you were an intern in accenture, the chance to get the job is like 90% since all of my friends who did intern with them got the offers. There are few stages for the accenture interview. I think that was stated in previous post. In my point of view, if you do well in the interview you will get it. They do need a lot of staffs ya know. That's why they are recruiting. It doesnt matter your background or qualification, just send your resume, if you are lucky, you will get the call up for the interview.

Those requirements stated on the website, dont let it put you down. It doesnt hurt to try. Consulting job is tough and very very hectic. You have to follow your clients everywhere and you have to be their "kuli" sorta and you might have to work till 2 am and travel a lot. Very tiring but after few yrs your career will grow fast. Same goes to every other consulting companies.

Anyways, goos luck with the interview.