Not good for promotions for BCA/BSC students
Not good for promotions for BCA/BSC students
They have a lot of good clients and are good for engineering students.
The policies are too bad for BCA/BSC students because they keep on changing, and that leads to no promotion policy.
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Applications Development Associate
Online Assessment Test. The Written round consists of three major sections: General Aptitude Test, Logical Aptitude Test, and Verbal Ability Test. Technical Rounds: The students who clear the written round are called for a Technical Interview. HR I
Applications Development Associate
We had a coding and aptitude round, followed by a communication round. The interview was about projects done and achievements. The coding round can be done in any language. The aptitude round was of medium difficulty. The coding round also was of med
Applications Development Associate
It was a group discussion round. There were four candidates. A topic was chosen, and two were asked to group up. One group was required to speak 'for' the topic, and the other group 'against' the topic provided by the interview panel.
Applications Development Associate
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaApril 1, 2021Online Assessment Test. The Written round consists of three major sections: General Aptitude Test, Logical Aptitude Test, and Verbal Ability Test. Technical Rounds: The students who clear the written round are called for a Technical Interview. HR I
Applications Development Associate
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaSeptember 1, 2024We had a coding and aptitude round, followed by a communication round. The interview was about projects done and achievements. The coding round can be done in any language. The aptitude round was of medium difficulty. The coding round also was of med
Applications Development Associate
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 5, 2021It was a group discussion round. There were four candidates. A topic was chosen, and two were asked to group up. One group was required to speak 'for' the topic, and the other group 'against' the topic provided by the interview panel.
