Get to work on cutting-edge technologies. Lot of scope for growth.
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The application process through the university consisted of a written round, three technical interviews, and an HR round. The written round included questions from quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, C, pointers, architecture, and OOP A/D. Al
I applied through an employee referral. Round 1 was communication engineering basics. Round 2 was C/C++ and embedded software engineering questions. Round 3 was again C++ fundamentals and DSA questions. Overall, it was a good interview. They asked
First round: Written test. Three sections: aptitude, basic programming, and another based on our choice (VLSI, Communication, or coding). I chose VLSI. Time management is key for the aptitude section. I didn't perform well on aptitude but was still
The application process through the university consisted of a written round, three technical interviews, and an HR round. The written round included questions from quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, C, pointers, architecture, and OOP A/D. Al
I applied through an employee referral. Round 1 was communication engineering basics. Round 2 was C/C++ and embedded software engineering questions. Round 3 was again C++ fundamentals and DSA questions. Overall, it was a good interview. They asked
First round: Written test. Three sections: aptitude, basic programming, and another based on our choice (VLSI, Communication, or coding). I chose VLSI. Time management is key for the aptitude section. I didn't perform well on aptitude but was still