It was three rounds, and all were smooth and easy. It also depends on the project requirements. For me, it was based on Angular, as the project requirements were for an Angular .NET developer.
Very easy for an experienced person. It's mainly focused on core Java, Spring Boot, and database-related questions. There were some multithreading questions, Java Collections, and two coding questions. Additionally, there were database queries and a
I applied through off-campus as a fresher. It was very well managed and organized; they had three rounds: First, we had a written aptitude round to filter out most of the people. Next was a technical round, with basic questions asked, like simple S
It was three rounds, and all were smooth and easy. It also depends on the project requirements. For me, it was based on Angular, as the project requirements were for an Angular .NET developer.
Very easy for an experienced person. It's mainly focused on core Java, Spring Boot, and database-related questions. There were some multithreading questions, Java Collections, and two coding questions. Additionally, there were database queries and a
I applied through off-campus as a fresher. It was very well managed and organized; they had three rounds: First, we had a written aptitude round to filter out most of the people. Next was a technical round, with basic questions asked, like simple S