I started out as a new college grad. They give good training, but it's not project-specific. You're assigned to a domain, which is difficult to change. They aren't very flexible about your work interests (this is only true for freshers straight out of college). However, they do have good project opportunities.
Too big an organization for you to be noticed.
The interview started with a brief introduction, followed by projects done and problems faced while building them. Questions were asked on DBMS, DWM, and C. Few questions related to IoT were also asked, such as stepper motors, microcontrollers, and
The interview process was good and well structured. The interviewer asked questions related to the role, mainly focusing on Java, OOPs concepts, and problem-solving. Some questions were slightly difficult, but overall the discussion was comfortable
The first part was Aptitude, and it is based on logical reasoning and English. Once you are selected for the first round, then the interview round will be there with a panel having HR and the technical team.
The interview started with a brief introduction, followed by projects done and problems faced while building them. Questions were asked on DBMS, DWM, and C. Few questions related to IoT were also asked, such as stepper motors, microcontrollers, and
The interview process was good and well structured. The interviewer asked questions related to the role, mainly focusing on Java, OOPs concepts, and problem-solving. Some questions were slightly difficult, but overall the discussion was comfortable
The first part was Aptitude, and it is based on logical reasoning and English. Once you are selected for the first round, then the interview round will be there with a panel having HR and the technical team.