Capgemini is a good company, no doubt.
There are no cons I found.
First, there was an aptitude test consisting of 25 questions, mostly quant and logical, which was not difficult to crack. On the next day, there was first a GD, and after that, the final interview.
The first game round was conducted, followed by a coding round of 3 questions. An interview, including both HR and technical aspects, was also part of the process. The gaming round was easy. Out of 3 codes, I solved two questions. The interview was v
It was completely technical. He told me to give output of code. He asked for two SQL queries and one Java code. There were also some HR situation-related questions, and some questions on Java, SQL, OOPs, and data structures.
First, there was an aptitude test consisting of 25 questions, mostly quant and logical, which was not difficult to crack. On the next day, there was first a GD, and after that, the final interview.
The first game round was conducted, followed by a coding round of 3 questions. An interview, including both HR and technical aspects, was also part of the process. The gaming round was easy. Out of 3 codes, I solved two questions. The interview was v
It was completely technical. He told me to give output of code. He asked for two SQL queries and one Java code. There were also some HR situation-related questions, and some questions on Java, SQL, OOPs, and data structures.