This company is human and friendly.
This company does not pay well.
The first step is the pen and paper exam conducted at our school, where you get to choose between C++ or Java. After passing that and maybe two months of waiting time, I had to take an on-site technical exam. It took them an additional two months to
I got a phone call after submitting my job application, and an interview was arranged for the next week. We went through my school projects and also what they do at Nokia. After a week, I received an offer.
Online test, three technical rounds, one HR round. Eliminated in the HR round because I'm from EEE, not from CSE, and I know only C programming, not C++. Online test: quants, logical, verbal, electronics for EEE and ECE, and two coding questions (C
The first step is the pen and paper exam conducted at our school, where you get to choose between C++ or Java. After passing that and maybe two months of waiting time, I had to take an on-site technical exam. It took them an additional two months to
I got a phone call after submitting my job application, and an interview was arranged for the next week. We went through my school projects and also what they do at Nokia. After a week, I received an offer.
Online test, three technical rounds, one HR round. Eliminated in the HR round because I'm from EEE, not from CSE, and I know only C programming, not C++. Online test: quants, logical, verbal, electronics for EEE and ECE, and two coding questions (C