I applied to this company through Monster. It was a pool campus drive, and around 300-400 members turned out on that day.

The first round was a written test on Aptitude and C programming, which was really very tough. Even the Aptitude part was also too hard, and the C paper was too tough; I didn't see problems like those anywhere.

They selected around 22 members from the first round. Yes, I was through the first round and was shortlisted for it.

The second round was a technical interview, and I was the first person to be interviewed. I felt so excited, but it was not too tough, just some basic questions in your core subjects and about your projects. Whatever you say, just say it confidently, because the people who interviewed me didn't look like they knew the subject (of course, that depends on the panel you are in).

Overall, that round was good, and I was even selected for the next round. I got a call for that the next day. I went there. They had selected only 4 members for this round, and I was one among them. Two people interviewed all of us at a time.

They randomly picked some questions from the aptitude paper and asked us to solve them again and tell the answers to all of us.

For me, the interviewer gave one typical +2 integration problem to solve. I had almost forgotten all the formulas, but somehow simplified it, and it was right.

He asked to write an algorithm for some line equation that we had in CG. And this was something that anyone from CSE would not expect: an algorithm from Computer Graphics.

For others, he asked to draw an op-amp circuit, a Verilog program, etc., which ECE people actually know.

Out of 4, they selected 2, and obviously, I was not among them.

I am happy for it. That is an ECE-related company.

And there was some other round for those 2 people also.

Pros: I can't say any. But, for ECE students, it's good.

Cons: Definitely for CSE, it's not recommended unless you are interested in ECE subjects. The office and the place are full of radiation. It's a radiation-affected area.

Everything was unexpected!