The steps were very easy and to the point. I just needed three pieces of information from the candidate: Name, Email address, and CV/Resume. And everything was done.
No cons were there as of now.
There were 5 rounds. Round 1: MCQ Each section had a timer. There were multiple sections covering DSA, aptitude, and English. This round was similar to the Elitmus format. Round 2: Two coding questions were given; one was from graphs, and the other
Application I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Oracle. Interview I met the interviewer at a job fair and was immediately asked to do an interview. I did not like the interview; the interviewer was super
On campus, I was asked one DSA question, one API question, and MCQs. The MCQs were based on English comprehension and aptitude, and they were easy. This was followed by two interview rounds, and then an HR round.
There were 5 rounds. Round 1: MCQ Each section had a timer. There were multiple sections covering DSA, aptitude, and English. This round was similar to the Elitmus format. Round 2: Two coding questions were given; one was from graphs, and the other
Application I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Oracle. Interview I met the interviewer at a job fair and was immediately asked to do an interview. I did not like the interview; the interviewer was super
On campus, I was asked one DSA question, one API question, and MCQs. The MCQs were based on English comprehension and aptitude, and they were easy. This was followed by two interview rounds, and then an HR round.