Good learning opportunities, a great campus, helpful colleagues, an organised and systematic working environment, and helpful HR.
Low pay, low increment, slow growth potential, no overtime. Stretch is mandatory. Need to work in shifts.
Good for freshers
They ask you about your family, hometown, etc. Then, they generally check if you know the subjects of your discipline well. Next, they see if you are confident enough to perform if they offer you a job. That's it.
It was a day-long process for the three rounds: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR. Technical round was in-person with core C++ questions like data structures, multithreading, class objects, OOPs concepts, etc.
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
They ask you about your family, hometown, etc. Then, they generally check if you know the subjects of your discipline well. Next, they see if you are confident enough to perform if they offer you a job. That's it.
It was a day-long process for the three rounds: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR. Technical round was in-person with core C++ questions like data structures, multithreading, class objects, OOPs concepts, etc.
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