Lots of training that will truly enhance your skills as a developer, a good starting salary for a newbie, and work-life balance.
Information overload. You'll be needing to upgrade your memory capacity to at least 1 TB to absorb all the information and be able to apply them as well. 😅
1. Written Test - It contains aptitude, logical reasoning, and English. 2. Technical Round - It will ask basic questions about the programming language you mentioned in your resume. 3. HR - HR-related questions.
Single panel, two members. All technical questions. The interview was for 1 hour, and the questions were fully technical with related questions to the role. Both panel members were polite and not demeaning.
Very easy on-campus placement. Asked easy tech questions and took a behavioral interview. Easy to crack. Asked about college projects, "what if" situations, certifications, volunteering experience, college subjects, and extracurricular activities.
1. Written Test - It contains aptitude, logical reasoning, and English. 2. Technical Round - It will ask basic questions about the programming language you mentioned in your resume. 3. HR - HR-related questions.
Single panel, two members. All technical questions. The interview was for 1 hour, and the questions were fully technical with related questions to the role. Both panel members were polite and not demeaning.
Very easy on-campus placement. Asked easy tech questions and took a behavioral interview. Easy to crack. Asked about college projects, "what if" situations, certifications, volunteering experience, college subjects, and extracurricular activities.