It's all good. The campus is amazing.
The only con is that they gave me the job letter after 1 year.
Tell me about yourself. B.Tech. percentage? Where do you see yourself? What tools are required for the position? Why are you changing from civil to IT? What projects have you done?
The process was simple. I was mostly asked behavioral-type questions and very basic C concepts, such as: * What is a function? * What is a stack? * How do you reverse a string? * What is the difference between `parse`, `continue`, and `break`?
A meeting is simple, involving one, two, or more members. They conduct interviews either via Zoom or Google Meet, with a higher probability of using Google Meet. The interviews are very polite, and the people are good. They help you if you are not an
Tell me about yourself. B.Tech. percentage? Where do you see yourself? What tools are required for the position? Why are you changing from civil to IT? What projects have you done?
The process was simple. I was mostly asked behavioral-type questions and very basic C concepts, such as: * What is a function? * What is a stack? * How do you reverse a string? * What is the difference between `parse`, `continue`, and `break`?
A meeting is simple, involving one, two, or more members. They conduct interviews either via Zoom or Google Meet, with a higher probability of using Google Meet. The interviews are very polite, and the people are good. They help you if you are not an