Good infrastructure facilities and everything.
As an intern, you need to always go and ask your supervisor about everything.
It was better than other companies: 1. Easy Reasoning Aptitude 2. Easy-Medium Math Coding Questions (out of which you had to complete 1 complete code and one partial code), meaning you had to complete all test cases for one question and some of the
For me, it was basically the HR round. First, they asked me to introduce myself and then started asking different questions generally related to my college experience, project details, group tasks, and so on.
Just be confident and nail it. Sharpen your coding skills. Go through your college projects and Java and other coding languages. * Detailed understanding of your projects * Behavioral questions * Theory * Design patterns * Theory of comp
It was better than other companies: 1. Easy Reasoning Aptitude 2. Easy-Medium Math Coding Questions (out of which you had to complete 1 complete code and one partial code), meaning you had to complete all test cases for one question and some of the
For me, it was basically the HR round. First, they asked me to introduce myself and then started asking different questions generally related to my college experience, project details, group tasks, and so on.
Just be confident and nail it. Sharpen your coding skills. Go through your college projects and Java and other coding languages. * Detailed understanding of your projects * Behavioral questions * Theory * Design patterns * Theory of comp