Excellent work practices.
Great company structure.
Can't ask for a better work culture.
Less code-intensive work, so less learning opportunity.
If you apply for this position, in most cases, you will receive an online assessment. There are three parts to the assessment: * Some math multiple-choice questions * Coding questions * Some MATLAB multiple-choice questions You must answer t
Easy to moderate. The group discussion round was important. All rounds were elimination rounds. The process was OA -> GD -> Tech Interview -> HR Interview. The scores of all interview rounds were added.
It was on campus. In the first round (OA), there were around 40 questions. There were two coding questions based on DSA, and the rest were MCQs. I got rejected even though I solved both coding questions. The reason was perhaps I wasn't able to fini
If you apply for this position, in most cases, you will receive an online assessment. There are three parts to the assessment: * Some math multiple-choice questions * Coding questions * Some MATLAB multiple-choice questions You must answer t
Easy to moderate. The group discussion round was important. All rounds were elimination rounds. The process was OA -> GD -> Tech Interview -> HR Interview. The scores of all interview rounds were added.
It was on campus. In the first round (OA), there were around 40 questions. There were two coding questions based on DSA, and the rest were MCQs. I got rejected even though I solved both coding questions. The reason was perhaps I wasn't able to fini