Employee friendly, semi-government job.
Pay a little less than other companies, but you'll get peace at work.
The focus was on Java core questions like string immutability. SQL and DBMS basics were asked. They focused on exception handling, collections framework, and OOPs pillars: encapsulation, abstraction, polymorphism, and inheritance are much important.
3 rounds. Based on system software and OS concepts. Theory-based questions. Questions were asked from my project as well. A few questions were asked around networking, like TCP/IP concepts, scheduling, etc.
It's a very slow process. 1. Got a call for screening. 2. Got a mail from the team to apply for a particular job code. 3. Applied. After 3 days, got a mail to attend an online exam. It's tough but can be managed. 4. After 4 days, got a call from HR
The focus was on Java core questions like string immutability. SQL and DBMS basics were asked. They focused on exception handling, collections framework, and OOPs pillars: encapsulation, abstraction, polymorphism, and inheritance are much important.
3 rounds. Based on system software and OS concepts. Theory-based questions. Questions were asked from my project as well. A few questions were asked around networking, like TCP/IP concepts, scheduling, etc.
It's a very slow process. 1. Got a call for screening. 2. Got a mail from the team to apply for a particular job code. 3. Applied. After 3 days, got a mail to attend an online exam. It's tough but can be managed. 4. After 4 days, got a call from HR