The work culture is awesome and quite balanced. Not for a moment did I feel burdened with the tasks.
The organizational hierarchy is flat, and hence the people are very approachable. The community bonding is very strong, and during my internship duration, all the people whom I interacted with were so amicable.
Though the internship was virtual owing to COVID-19, Oracle did a great job in imparting the best-in-class experience to students. Fun and informative sessions with top management were organized, interaction with interns all across the world, and their merchandise were all cool.
I guess they should have more stock for merchandise because it was just first come, first served.
A work-from-home kit should be provided to interns, which would ease the hassle of IT setup and installation, and then uninstallation at the end of the period.
I guess a payslip should be provided to interns so that we can see the break-up of our stipend and tax deductions.
Also, confirmation of the PPO should be provided in an official email directly to the interns once their response about accepting it has been received.
There was 1 open assessment, 3 technical rounds, and 1 HR round. Each round was 1 hour, except the HR round, which was 10 minutes. They selected 19 students overall. The open assessment had 2 coding questions and 20 aptitude and English questions.
Mostly Java and data structures related questions, such as String and Arrays. Java concepts like Interface, Abstract Class, and Abstraction. Is Java platform dependent? How do you explain the dependency? Tell me about yourself. Explain your curre
Round 1: Written test containing three sections for Electronics and Communication engineers and 2 sections for Computer Science candidates. * General aptitude (25 questions) * C programming (finding errors and outputs) (25 questions) * Technic
There was 1 open assessment, 3 technical rounds, and 1 HR round. Each round was 1 hour, except the HR round, which was 10 minutes. They selected 19 students overall. The open assessment had 2 coding questions and 20 aptitude and English questions.
Mostly Java and data structures related questions, such as String and Arrays. Java concepts like Interface, Abstract Class, and Abstraction. Is Java platform dependent? How do you explain the dependency? Tell me about yourself. Explain your curre
Round 1: Written test containing three sections for Electronics and Communication engineers and 2 sections for Computer Science candidates. * General aptitude (25 questions) * C programming (finding errors and outputs) (25 questions) * Technic