Very good learning curve in Capgemini.
No cons as of now.
Three rounds were conducted: * MCQ-based aptitude, English, and basic DSA questions * Game-based aptitude * Virtual interview on Java, OOPS concepts, and programming basics
On-campus interview. Placed in September 2016, but until now, December 2017, I haven't received the call letter. Written, TR, and HR rounds were part of the process. All were easy to crack.
It went well, and I was told I was selected. However, they canceled my offer without any information, and I believe that's it. The interview was on the easier side, covering DDL commands, Python syntax, and the pillars of OOP, along with HR question
Three rounds were conducted: * MCQ-based aptitude, English, and basic DSA questions * Game-based aptitude * Virtual interview on Java, OOPS concepts, and programming basics
On-campus interview. Placed in September 2016, but until now, December 2017, I haven't received the call letter. Written, TR, and HR rounds were part of the process. All were easy to crack.
It went well, and I was told I was selected. However, they canceled my offer without any information, and I believe that's it. The interview was on the easier side, covering DDL commands, Python syntax, and the pillars of OOP, along with HR question