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I applied through college or university. Interview process was easy with one coding round and one aptitude followed by an interview which was very easy, you just have to answer the simple questions asked by the interviewer.
The aptitude was easy. It was on-campus hiring. The coding questions were easy too. You just need to know the basics of whatever language you're going to be coding in. There were three sections in the aptitude: verbal reasoning, logical reasoning, a
Applied through off-campus hiring. First round was aptitude and programming. Second round was an interview round. Mostly HR questions were asked in the interview round, like: * Introduction * Basic questions on projects * Favorite subject * Least
I applied through college or university. Interview process was easy with one coding round and one aptitude followed by an interview which was very easy, you just have to answer the simple questions asked by the interviewer.
The aptitude was easy. It was on-campus hiring. The coding questions were easy too. You just need to know the basics of whatever language you're going to be coding in. There were three sections in the aptitude: verbal reasoning, logical reasoning, a
Applied through off-campus hiring. First round was aptitude and programming. Second round was an interview round. Mostly HR questions were asked in the interview round, like: * Introduction * Basic questions on projects * Favorite subject * Least