Accenture will run walk-ins on Friday, September 18, for customer support and international voice roles. Freshers can try, though experience helps. As of Thursday evening, Mumbai is confirmed for tomorrow. Other cities vary by local teams. Expect work from office with rotational US or UK shifts, so plan commute and late‑evening availability accordingly.
Carry printed resumes, original photo ID, and core education documents for quick verification at the gate. Never pay anyone to attend or secure interviews; Accenture states, “we do not charge a fee at any stage of our recruitment process.” Use the city-wise card below to time your visit and avoid long queues.

| City | Venue | Reporting window | Eligibility note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | Gate 3, MDC2B, Godrej Boyce Complex, LBS Marg, Vikhroli (W) | 11:00 am–4:00 pm | Any degree or 12th; office-based; rotational US/UK shifts |
Mumbai is the only city publicly listed for September 18, with full address and timing published by a jobs portal. Other cities ran earlier drives this month; check again in the morning and reach early as entry often closes before the cut‑off. Carry original ID for building access.
Eligibility varies by location. The Mumbai listing accepts candidates with any degree or Class 12, though some notes mention 12th plus experience. Roles are voice‑led, office‑based, and aligned to US or UK hours. Always reconfirm criteria and gate pass rules before traveling, ideally via the official careers portal.
Expect a quick communication or voice test, a short aptitude or grammar screen, and a discussion with operations or HR. Accenture commonly runs an English communication assessment that checks listening, speaking, and clarity, followed by interviews. Keep answers crisp, quantify outcomes, and confirm shift flexibility.
Handling an irate caller: acknowledge, apologize, probe, and propose one clear next step. First‑call resolution: define it, outline your diagnostics path, and explain escalation triggers. Upselling ethically: link value to the stated problem, never pressure. Call control: use signposting, summarize decisions, and time‑box holds with consent. No fees; carry ID and resumes.