Manufacturing-sector recruitment from Gada Circle since 2011
- Vadodara
Recruitment agencies in India work almost entirely on a success-fee basis: you pay only when a candidate you selected joins, and the fee is typically one month's gross salary, quoted as 8.33% of annual CTC,…
Manufacturing-sector recruitment from Gada Circle since 2011
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Single-window recruitment consultancy in Baroda since 2004
Accounting, finance and engineering recruitment from Paldi, India and abroad
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Recruitment agencies in India work almost entirely on a success-fee basis: you pay only when a candidate you selected joins, and the fee is typically one month’s gross salary, quoted as 8.33% of annual CTC, rising to 12–20% for senior or hard-to-fill roles. Before signing a mandate, check whether the agency actually sources candidates or simply forwards job-portal résumés, ask for the replacement guarantee period (60 to 90 days is standard) and confirm which sectors and salary bands it has closed in the last twelve months.
Each listing on this page carries moderated client reviews (an editor can mark a review as verified), a focus bar showing how much of the firm’s work is recruitment rather than other HR services, its minimum engagement value and a typical fee band. Filter by city, sector or hiring level to narrow the field, and weigh turnaround claims against what reviewers actually report before you shortlist.
Most agencies charge a success fee of 8.33% of the candidate’s annual CTC, equal to one month’s salary, for junior and mid-level roles. Senior mandates run 12–20%. Fees are payable on joining, and 18% GST is added on top.
A free replacement if the candidate leaves or is terminated within 60 to 90 days of joining is standard. Some agencies offer a refund instead. Confirm whether the guarantee covers one replacement or unlimited attempts, and whether it applies to resignations only.
Expect a first shortlist within five to ten working days for common profiles, and two to four weeks for specialised or senior roles. Total time to offer depends on your interview rounds; notice periods in India commonly add 30 to 90 days before joining.