It's a good start being a fresher. I would advise people to go for it. I got in through campus selections, and it was pretty easy.
People should be given more work, and few are put on the bench, though it is such a well-known organization.
Talent should be given credit and proper guidance would inspire freshers to be more productive.
That process was good, and that was a walk-in, so lots of crowds were there. They took multiple rounds. I qualified for the second round and got rejected in the third round of technical.
The first round was aptitude. The next was coding, where they provided two questions. Then came the communication round, and finally, the HR round. Only the aptitude and HR rounds were elimination rounds.
Self-introduction and project explanation in detail. More focused on the general questions rather than the technical side. Very easy to crack. Mine was a virtual interview, but the result took almost 4 months.
That process was good, and that was a walk-in, so lots of crowds were there. They took multiple rounds. I qualified for the second round and got rejected in the third round of technical.
The first round was aptitude. The next was coding, where they provided two questions. Then came the communication round, and finally, the HR round. Only the aptitude and HR rounds were elimination rounds.
Self-introduction and project explanation in detail. More focused on the general questions rather than the technical side. Very easy to crack. Mine was a virtual interview, but the result took almost 4 months.