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The written test, GD, and PI were not very tough to get through for an average Computer Science student. However, as I am from a mechanical engineering background, it made the process tougher for me. Be open and confident, and demonstrate your skill
Two TRs will be there. Round 1 contains basic questions about our project. Round 2 contains scenario-based questions. The final round is managerial. This round will check our interest and capability by asking about our day-to-day activities.
There were 4 rounds before the interview process: 1. Aptitude-based elimination (4 rounds): - Pseudocode and basic MCQs of C/C++ 2. Verbal Ability 3. Game-based Logical Ability 4. Behavioural Assessment (This was not an elimination round)
The written test, GD, and PI were not very tough to get through for an average Computer Science student. However, as I am from a mechanical engineering background, it made the process tougher for me. Be open and confident, and demonstrate your skill
Two TRs will be there. Round 1 contains basic questions about our project. Round 2 contains scenario-based questions. The final round is managerial. This round will check our interest and capability by asking about our day-to-day activities.
There were 4 rounds before the interview process: 1. Aptitude-based elimination (4 rounds): - Pseudocode and basic MCQs of C/C++ 2. Verbal Ability 3. Game-based Logical Ability 4. Behavioural Assessment (This was not an elimination round)