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I applied through college. Firstly, there was an aptitude assessment test which was quite difficult. Then, after clearing the first stage, there was a technical interview, which was so easy. And after that, there was an HR interview.
I gave my interview online. It had three rounds: * Technical Round (this was pretty easy for me) * Technical Round (this was slightly difficult for me) * HR Round It was a good interview; I received an offer but did not accept it.
The interview was good, but not very tough. They were focused on core Java concepts, although that doesn't make any impact when you are put under training. Just remember, it's important which batch you get into in training because it will decide if
I applied through college. Firstly, there was an aptitude assessment test which was quite difficult. Then, after clearing the first stage, there was a technical interview, which was so easy. And after that, there was an HR interview.
I gave my interview online. It had three rounds: * Technical Round (this was pretty easy for me) * Technical Round (this was slightly difficult for me) * HR Round It was a good interview; I received an offer but did not accept it.
The interview was good, but not very tough. They were focused on core Java concepts, although that doesn't make any impact when you are put under training. Just remember, it's important which batch you get into in training because it will decide if