Bhopal: With IT majors like Infosys and TCS gearing up to enter Madhya Pradesh's commercial town of Indore, the state is trying to position itself as the most sought-after destination after metros like Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad which are facing severe space crunch. As per the MoU signed between the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government and Infosys, the IT major is setting up its unit with the investment of Rs 600 crore on 130 acres of land on the Indore-Ujjain Super Corridor. The project likely to be completed in five years will generate 13,000 jobs. The 98 crore Super Corridor connects Indore and Ujjain. With Infosys setting up its shop, another global leader TCS is too not lagging far behind. "We have also got a proposal from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for inking an MOU for setting up IT facility in the Super Corridor," Madhya Pradesh Industries Minister Kailash Vijaywargiya told PTI yesterday. When asked about the details about the proposal, the minister said it would be more or less on the same lines as that of Infosys. After studying the proposal and clearance by the State Law Department, dates for inking MoU with TCS will be finalised, he said. With the two IT giants entering the state, Madhya Pradesh is set to become a major IT destination and a hub for the software industry, Vijaywargiya said.