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Probably not the best option for you
Interesting projects, great learning opportunities.
Low-skilled developers, managers don't care about your expectations.
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Written Test, English Test, and Interview It was a 1:1 interview process. First, I had a written test with questions based on series and aptitude. Then, I took a test for English; you can find the document or questions on M4MATHS. The results were d
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On-campus recruitment involves 5 rounds. It begins with an aptitude test, followed by a group discussion. Then, there's a technical round and an HR round. The technical round usually asks about your subjects of interest and requires you to explain wh
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Campus Interview 2016 The interview process is fairly simple. It started off with an online aptitude test with a timer. This consisted of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and logical reasoning. There was no negative marking, so guessing was
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaFebruary 1, 2015Written Test, English Test, and Interview It was a 1:1 interview process. First, I had a written test with questions based on series and aptitude. Then, I took a test for English; you can find the document or questions on M4MATHS. The results were d
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Indi, Karnataka, IndiaApril 9, 2019On-campus recruitment involves 5 rounds. It begins with an aptitude test, followed by a group discussion. Then, there's a technical round and an HR round. The technical round usually asks about your subjects of interest and requires you to explain wh
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Guwahati, Assam, IndiaDecember 1, 2013Campus Interview 2016 The interview process is fairly simple. It started off with an online aptitude test with a timer. This consisted of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and logical reasoning. There was no negative marking, so guessing was
