learn so much and do not expect much benefit
Salary, culture, no work-life balance.
Straightforward IT-related questions, easy to crack for the entry-level opportunity. Be prepared with your undergrad subjects and for technical rounds on coding, which are also easy.
The interview was mostly about my resume. I was not asked coding questions at all. All the things in my resume were thoroughly asked. He asked me about my strengths and weakness. He also gave me some scenarios to tackle. The interview was of 15 minut
Four rounds: * Cognitive Ability / Aptitude * Quantitative (percentages, ratios, time & work, profit & loss) * Logical reasoning * Verbal ability (grammar, reading comprehension) * Technical MCQs (for IT roles) * Programming basics (Java / P
Straightforward IT-related questions, easy to crack for the entry-level opportunity. Be prepared with your undergrad subjects and for technical rounds on coding, which are also easy.
The interview was mostly about my resume. I was not asked coding questions at all. All the things in my resume were thoroughly asked. He asked me about my strengths and weakness. He also gave me some scenarios to tackle. The interview was of 15 minut
Four rounds: * Cognitive Ability / Aptitude * Quantitative (percentages, ratios, time & work, profit & loss) * Logical reasoning * Verbal ability (grammar, reading comprehension) * Technical MCQs (for IT roles) * Programming basics (Java / P