Project Luck, Not Merit
Project Luck, Not Merit
If you are lucky, you'll get a good project. Else, the luck factor comes into play.
- Lack of good projects.
- If you are from top-tier colleges, you'll get good projects. Otherwise, they allocate you any project irrespective of what they asked in the interview.
The project allocation should be at least based on what you asked for in the interview, rather than just random.
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The interview process at Capgemini consisted of an online aptitude test, a technical round, and an HR discussion. The technical interview focused on programming fundamentals, data structures, and basic problem-solving questions. The HR round was mo
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 9, 2025Application – Submit resume and cover letter. Screening – Quick call with a recruiter to assess fit. Assessment – (If needed) Test or assignment to evaluate skills. Interviews – One or more rounds with hiring manager and team. Final Interview – S
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaSeptember 1, 2025Capgemini’s interview process usually starts with an online assessment (aptitude, verbal, logical, coding/pseudo-code, sometimes game-based). This is typically followed by a technical interview (projects, CS fundamentals, coding basics). Finally, a
