Good work environment. Lots of scope to learn.
None to my knowledge.
It’s all about opportunities you have to explore and develop yourself with provided resources.
IBM held a job selection camp at my college. There was a written test with multiple-choice questions, covering C/C++ and quantitative aptitude. The results were announced, and qualified candidates proceeded to the interview round. There was one tech
On-Campus Interview This process involves several stages: * A three-stage written test. * Followed by a group discussion. * Finally, a face-to-face technical interview consisting of two rounds. The interview covered a broad range of topics,
It was okay. The interview consisted of one round of aptitude and technical questions, followed by another round of technical interview, and finally a manager interview. The technical questions covered computer science topics as well as my backgroun
IBM held a job selection camp at my college. There was a written test with multiple-choice questions, covering C/C++ and quantitative aptitude. The results were announced, and qualified candidates proceeded to the interview round. There was one tech
On-Campus Interview This process involves several stages: * A three-stage written test. * Followed by a group discussion. * Finally, a face-to-face technical interview consisting of two rounds. The interview covered a broad range of topics,
It was okay. The interview consisted of one round of aptitude and technical questions, followed by another round of technical interview, and finally a manager interview. The technical questions covered computer science topics as well as my backgroun