All perks and benefits are on par with Hyderabad employees.
Work that Noida gets is usually the rejected work that Hyderabad doesn't want. You'll be working on legacy and repetitive work, except for some of the new product teams.
Don't treat Noida as the bottom of the barrel.
I applied through the university. There were a total of 3 rounds. Round 1: OA Round 2: DSA interview and computer fundamentals (OS, OOPs, DBMS, and computer networks). Round 3: Interview focused on DSA, computer fundamentals, and project discussio
I was very smooth. They were very respectable and quite smooth. Two interviews, with lots of grilling, were very respectable, and it turned out to be good. I would like to repeat it and recommend it.
The process was a recruiter screen, then DSA, followed by LLD. Both were based on standard questions. They require you to be thorough, though, as opposed to having a non-standard question where you might take time.
I applied through the university. There were a total of 3 rounds. Round 1: OA Round 2: DSA interview and computer fundamentals (OS, OOPs, DBMS, and computer networks). Round 3: Interview focused on DSA, computer fundamentals, and project discussio
I was very smooth. They were very respectable and quite smooth. Two interviews, with lots of grilling, were very respectable, and it turned out to be good. I would like to repeat it and recommend it.
The process was a recruiter screen, then DSA, followed by LLD. Both were based on standard questions. They require you to be thorough, though, as opposed to having a non-standard question where you might take time.