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i got an email from the id stating

Dear Candidate,

Candidate ID: GTH95258077

I hope you are doing well.Congratulations! We are excited to inform you that you have successfully cleared the first round of interviews at Github USA. This is a great achievement, and we are pleased to see you reach this milestone.

The next step in the selection process is the Final Technical Round, scheduled for next week. This round will be conducted by our Project Lead. Please contact your Recruitment Agency to obtain the interview schedule, along with any necessary documentation and requirements.
As this is a remote position for USA-specific projects, please note that CPD USA registration is Mandatory compliance requirement for your profile to be eligible. To proceed, kindly ensure that you submit your CPD USA accredited certificate prior to the technical interview. Your agency can assist you in obtaining this certification.

If you have any questions or require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We look forward to the opportunity of having you on board at Github and wish you the best of luck in the final round!

Best regards,
Nutan Ojha

Github USA
www.github.com
can you clarify that the above message is real not fake as they are asking me to certification course which is paid course.

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[gayathri1609]

Hi @agarwalayush2908-sketch , kindly let me now the response, if you get any as I have also received the same mail.

[muhammadraju259-crypto]

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[agarwalayush2908-sketch]

Hi agarwalayush2908-sketch,

Thanks for reaching out to GitHub Support and forwarding a questionable email that you received about a possible "remote position" at GitHub.

As you have likely already picked up on, there are several issues with this email, including the improper case used ("Github"), the reference to "Github USA" that I've never seen referenced before, as well as the "github.org.in" email domain. My recommendation is to delete this email and not to respond back to the sender. I have forwarded your screenshot of this email to our security team so that they are aware of this attempt to defraud GitHub users.

If you are interested in jobs at GitHub I would recommend looking at our GitHub Careers website.

https://www.github.careers/careers-home

Thank you again for brining this problematic email to our attention.

Thanks,

Steve
GitHub Support