Screening for the company is done via three steps: an aptitude round, a coding round, and then the HR round.
No as such cons for the company.
Step 1: Aptitude and Technical Assessment Aptitude was easy. Two coding questions were asked: 1 easy (basic arithmetic output) and 1 medium (bit manipulation using an array). Step 2: Communication Assessment Versant-like questions. Step 3: HR Rou
Online Interview: Asked me technical questions about Python and Java. Told me to write code on circular linked lists, lambda functions, PEP8, polymorphism and its types, and the difference between linked lists and double linked lists.
It was an on-campus drive. The interview was mostly based on HR questions. They asked about relevant projects that I have done. I myself personally haven't faced much technical questions, but a few of my peers have.
Step 1: Aptitude and Technical Assessment Aptitude was easy. Two coding questions were asked: 1 easy (basic arithmetic output) and 1 medium (bit manipulation using an array). Step 2: Communication Assessment Versant-like questions. Step 3: HR Rou
Online Interview: Asked me technical questions about Python and Java. Told me to write code on circular linked lists, lambda functions, PEP8, polymorphism and its types, and the difference between linked lists and double linked lists.
It was an on-campus drive. The interview was mostly based on HR questions. They asked about relevant projects that I have done. I myself personally haven't faced much technical questions, but a few of my peers have.