It's great working in there.
Don’t have any cons to write about.
Mostly Java questions were asked, and the interview setup was very organized. The first round was an MCQ, question-based on Java and aptitude. The second round was a voice check, and it had around 30 questions, including paragraphs that you had to re
The interview process was really smooth and chill. The interviewer was friendly. He asked very basic questions like: * Tell me about yourself. * Strength and weakness. * Worst subject, etc. He also discussed your project.
It was on Campus Drive. It consists of three rounds: First round: Aptitude. Second round: Coding questions (2). Third round: Mix of both technical and managerial. After 15 days, I got the result that I got selected for the Associate Software Engin
Mostly Java questions were asked, and the interview setup was very organized. The first round was an MCQ, question-based on Java and aptitude. The second round was a voice check, and it had around 30 questions, including paragraphs that you had to re
The interview process was really smooth and chill. The interviewer was friendly. He asked very basic questions like: * Tell me about yourself. * Strength and weakness. * Worst subject, etc. He also discussed your project.
It was on Campus Drive. It consists of three rounds: First round: Aptitude. Second round: Coding questions (2). Third round: Mix of both technical and managerial. After 15 days, I got the result that I got selected for the Associate Software Engin