For career starters (with a Bachelor's degree), finding a project can be difficult at first, but it depends on your own profile and knowledge.
The process is moderate. The questions are majorly related to Java. Overall, it is fine and manageable to crack. Python questions are few and far between. They ask a few questions on Playwright, JavaScript, Selenium, Jenkins, and Git.
There were three steps: 1. Aptitude test – computer-based. 2. Group discussion – A common topic was given, and each member in the group was supposed to talk about it. We could support or oppose viewpoints. 3. Technical and HR interview – one-on-one
The interview was telephonic. The person on the call was very strict, even rude. The interview was for a Mainframe Developer position. They were mainly looking for a candidate with CICS experience. COBOL, JCL, DB2, and VSAM were considered secondary
The process is moderate. The questions are majorly related to Java. Overall, it is fine and manageable to crack. Python questions are few and far between. They ask a few questions on Playwright, JavaScript, Selenium, Jenkins, and Git.
There were three steps: 1. Aptitude test – computer-based. 2. Group discussion – A common topic was given, and each member in the group was supposed to talk about it. We could support or oppose viewpoints. 3. Technical and HR interview – one-on-one
The interview was telephonic. The person on the call was very strict, even rude. The interview was for a Mainframe Developer position. They were mainly looking for a candidate with CICS experience. COBOL, JCL, DB2, and VSAM were considered secondary