Round 1: It was an online assessment with 2 sections first was core domain mcqs and the next was gamified aptitude assessment. The core questions from EEE was a bit tough as I chose R&D as the domain of choice. It was about 40 mins. The gamified assessment was new and engaging with trick questions.
Round 2: After a week the results came.35 cleared the first round in circuit and mechanical branch.
In EEE 2 people cleared the round. This was a common round among tier 1 colleges, I was from Amrita many from NITs and IITs were in my panel of 10.
In the technical round I was tested on all the core domains like Machines, Analog Integrated circuits, Power systems, Switch gear, Microcontrollers, RTOS, DSP also about my inplant training on a substation.
It lasted for about 30 mins. I was asked to draw some circuit diagrams also.
At last, I was asked about the location preference. Round 3: Results came on the same day. This was also a common round among many colleges, in my panel 7 people were present.
In this, I was asked my opinion on automation, digitalization, day-to-day use of digitalization, and some standard HR questions. Then I was asked about my domain of choice and location preference. This round lasted for about 15 mins.
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Schneider Electric Software Engineer role in Calcutta, India.
Schneider Electric's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Calcutta, India is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Schneider Electric's Software Engineer interview process in Calcutta, India.