I was an intern here, and it was one of the best experiences I ever had. They gave me everything and treated me like a full-time employee, even though I was an intern. I received the same importance (not as an intern at Cisco, but as an employee at Cisco). So, I have to give them back what I am capable of.
Here are the pros:
It's hard, but I can get one or two cons only if I put in hard effort to think about cons.
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I was selected at Cisco through placements. Cisco visited our college for placements for the first time. The first round was a written test, mainly based on C programming and electronics and communication questions, primarily focusing on communicati
The online test included 2 coding questions and 15 aptitude questions. The platform gives random questions, and hence, may be unfair to some. Once shortlisted, there's a technical interview that can last 30 minutes to over an hour in some cases. They
There were 6 rounds in total, conducted in Aug 2013. The questions touched upon most of the subjects learned in undergrad, including database, networking, and data structures. Some behavioral questions were also asked.
I was selected at Cisco through placements. Cisco visited our college for placements for the first time. The first round was a written test, mainly based on C programming and electronics and communication questions, primarily focusing on communicati
The online test included 2 coding questions and 15 aptitude questions. The platform gives random questions, and hence, may be unfair to some. Once shortlisted, there's a technical interview that can last 30 minutes to over an hour in some cases. They
There were 6 rounds in total, conducted in Aug 2013. The questions touched upon most of the subjects learned in undergrad, including database, networking, and data structures. Some behavioral questions were also asked.