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CBSE Benefits

Updated on 5 May, 2023

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3.0

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6 benefits available at CBSE

Office Perks

Professional Support

Financial Benefits

Health & Insurance

Time Off

Office Perks

16 total responses

Professional Support & Learning

12 total responses

Job/Soft skill training

7 total responses

Professional degree assistance

2 total responses

Course reimbursements

1 total response

International/On-site exposure

1 total response

Financial Benefits

8 total responses

Retirement benefits

2 total responses

Stock options

1 total response

Joining bonus

1 total response

Mobile bill reimbursements

1 total response

Health & Insurance

6 total responses

Health insurance

2 total responses

Annual health checkup

1 total response

Life insurance

1 total response

Mental health wellbeing

1 total response

Time Off

4 total responses

Annual leaves

1 total response

Maternity leaves

1 total response

Career break/Sabbatical

1 total response

Paternity leaves

1 total response

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CBSE Benefit Reviews by Employees

Teacher in Hyderabad/SecunderabadTeaching & Trainingposted on 10 Jun 2021Good work environment and culture. Teammates are supportive and the management is transparent. There is a huge cafeteria and gaming arcade for chilling. Company policies are good, appraisals are fair and they give good salary hike and bonus every year. Read More

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