Working at Oracle can make you a good programmer. You get a chance to work on the latest tech stack. Helpful team members and cool managers.
One con I can think of is that there is no concept of default or regular hikes every six months, like in service-based companies.
Shortlisted based on resume (only NIT, IIT, and BITS graduates). Total 4 rounds: 1. Written - 30 Java and 10 Aptitude questions. The cutoff was at least 50% in both sections. The question level was good, and most of them were output-finding questio
Overall, the experience was good and satisfying. They asked me really thoughtful and well-structured questions related to software fundamentals, which tested my understanding and gave me confidence in my preparation.
Writing was tough. It was quite comprehensive. The interviews were easier in comparison and focused only on basics. The HR round was based totally on our resume.
Shortlisted based on resume (only NIT, IIT, and BITS graduates). Total 4 rounds: 1. Written - 30 Java and 10 Aptitude questions. The cutoff was at least 50% in both sections. The question level was good, and most of them were output-finding questio
Overall, the experience was good and satisfying. They asked me really thoughtful and well-structured questions related to software fundamentals, which tested my understanding and gave me confidence in my preparation.
Writing was tough. It was quite comprehensive. The interviews were easier in comparison and focused only on basics. The HR round was based totally on our resume.