Flexible timings are best for freshers.
There are no such cons.
First round was aptitude + technical questions. Difficulty: easy. Second round was a coding round. It had two questions; you had to write at least one correct code. Difficulty: mid/hard. Third round was a soft skills test. Difficulty: easy. Final
I applied through college or university. It was very easy, didn’t ask difficult questions, just asked basic CS fundamentals and HR questions. It is very easy to pass; out of 450 students, it took 400 students.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. I cleared the on-campus test, then completed a communication round a few days later, followed by the final interview, but unfortunately I was rejected after the interview stage.
First round was aptitude + technical questions. Difficulty: easy. Second round was a coding round. It had two questions; you had to write at least one correct code. Difficulty: mid/hard. Third round was a soft skills test. Difficulty: easy. Final
I applied through college or university. It was very easy, didn’t ask difficult questions, just asked basic CS fundamentals and HR questions. It is very easy to pass; out of 450 students, it took 400 students.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. I cleared the on-campus test, then completed a communication round a few days later, followed by the final interview, but unfortunately I was rejected after the interview stage.