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I applied through the college process. It took one day. The first round was a written round consisting of aptitude and technical questions. The second round was based on your resume and a bit of coding. The difficulty level was average.
There was a written test which covered topics from standard computer science subjects, plus some electronics basics like gates, etc. Mathematical/logic puzzles were also included. Shortlisted candidates proceeded to one technical interview (with two
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round
I applied through the college process. It took one day. The first round was a written round consisting of aptitude and technical questions. The second round was based on your resume and a bit of coding. The difficulty level was average.
There was a written test which covered topics from standard computer science subjects, plus some electronics basics like gates, etc. Mathematical/logic puzzles were also included. Shortlisted candidates proceeded to one technical interview (with two
I did my summer internship at Cisco this year. For the internship, there were two telephonic rounds. * The first was a technical round, with all questions focusing on Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming Principles. * The second round