hyderabad edtech player talentsprint on wednesday said it has called for applications for the fourth edition of its women engineers we programme that enables aspiring women students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds to prepare for highgrowth tech careersstudents with engineering background pursuing btech or be specializing in it cse computer science engineering eee electrical and electronics engineering math and applied math or equivalent and having scored marks over 70 in their 10th and 12th will be eligible for this programmethis year the programme supported by google will identify 250 firstyear women students and will provide a fullyfunded 100 tuition scholarship and rs 1 lakh stipend to every student the twoyear programme comprises learning from faculty and industry experts of talentsprint and mentorship from engineers and technology leaders at googlein the last three cohorts the alumni have received 100 placements in over 50 global tech companies with an average salary of three times the market median and highest compensation of rs 54 lakh per annumsantanu paul cofounder and ceo of talentsprint said we feel encouraged to witness the transformational journey of over 500 enthusiastic women engineering students who have since launched their it careers with leading tech companies we are delighted to deepen our partnership with google and continue to bridge the gender gap in the tech industry