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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Firstly, there will be a Technical Test, followed by Aptitude and Group Discussion. Once shortlisted, a final interview will be conducted. Questions will mostly cover core Java concepts, databases, etc.
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Attended two rounds of interviews, including a technical round. It was a great experience. I completed two rounds of interviews and had the opportunity to work with a great organization to explore and learn new things.
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The complete procedure took place in a single day. At first, an aptitude test was taken. After the test, a 1:1 technical interview took place, which was then followed by an HR round.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaApril 1, 2014Firstly, there will be a Technical Test, followed by Aptitude and Group Discussion. Once shortlisted, a final interview will be conducted. Questions will mostly cover core Java concepts, databases, etc.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaDecember 1, 2024Attended two rounds of interviews, including a technical round. It was a great experience. I completed two rounds of interviews and had the opportunity to work with a great organization to explore and learn new things.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 1, 2016The complete procedure took place in a single day. At first, an aptitude test was taken. After the test, a 1:1 technical interview took place, which was then followed by an HR round.
