Capgemini is a good company which never fails in service.
As a fresher, you get many opportunities and things to learn.
Project-based pressure would be there, but it would be helpful for your learning.
The interview was super easy. You usually go through two short interviews. They asked fundamental questions, such as where you live, how you commute, and what your availability is. One question they asked was what you think good hospitality is. Yo
The first round was an Aptitude test. It was paper-based, and the questions were pretty easy. This was followed by the Technical round, where questions were asked based on the information provided in the resume. Finally, there were HR and Manageria
The process seemed a bit long to me, with several tests and questions that were sometimes repetitive. Notably in English, on technical aspects, as well as a video presentation, which made the experience slightly redundant.
The interview was super easy. You usually go through two short interviews. They asked fundamental questions, such as where you live, how you commute, and what your availability is. One question they asked was what you think good hospitality is. Yo
The first round was an Aptitude test. It was paper-based, and the questions were pretty easy. This was followed by the Technical round, where questions were asked based on the information provided in the resume. Finally, there were HR and Manageria
The process seemed a bit long to me, with several tests and questions that were sometimes repetitive. Notably in English, on technical aspects, as well as a video presentation, which made the experience slightly redundant.