Got selected through a written test on campus. Was called to their office in Gurgaon the next day for interviews. There were two rounds of interviews. The first one involved discussing the approach I followed in solving the questions in their written examination and also solving the ones which I wasn't able to crack, following the hints which my interviewer gave me. This round lasted around 1 hour 45 minutes, and they told me I was selected for the next round before the previous one was over. In the next round, a relatively senior guy took my interview and asked me one question (which we covered two semesters later) and led me to the solution. Even though I gave the correct answer, he suggested a simple and better approach.
Both interviews went really well, and I was really sure of having cracked it, but I never got any further intimation, nor did anyone else who applied in the same profile. I later found they didn't select anyone from this profile the previous year too.
Really bad that these guys don't even care to tell you if you haven't made it.
A normal op-amp. 20A into the positive power terminal, 14A out of the output terminal. How much is the current in the negative power terminal?
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