They were very formal and strict about the drive.
I think they do final selection on a first-come, first-served basis. Like, you have to select a time slot for your final round.
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. It typically includes: * An online assessment * A technical interview * A final HR/behavioral interview This focuses on project experience, communication, and technical skills. The
An aptitude test was conducted at IIT, followed by individual 30-minute interviews. No technical questions were asked; all questions were behavioral. They did random selection for the intern position, mostly people with <6.5 CGPA.
Mainly it was resume-based, about the projects and basics of computer core subjects. There was also one data structure and algorithm question related to an array. Overall, it was a medium-level interview. You just need to brush up on your concepts.
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. It typically includes: * An online assessment * A technical interview * A final HR/behavioral interview This focuses on project experience, communication, and technical skills. The
An aptitude test was conducted at IIT, followed by individual 30-minute interviews. No technical questions were asked; all questions were behavioral. They did random selection for the intern position, mostly people with <6.5 CGPA.
Mainly it was resume-based, about the projects and basics of computer core subjects. There was also one data structure and algorithm question related to an array. Overall, it was a medium-level interview. You just need to brush up on your concepts.