Not much work pressure. I will balance work and family life.
No way to learn new technologies. Full of bossism. Lots of people belong to non-professional education like BA, B.Com., B.Sc. Not many talented colleagues. Best thing is to avoid joining VDSI....
It's a waste to give advice to management because they know their mistakes.
It was good on the whole. Basically, they focused more on the HR side, as my technical skills were already screened in the written test. I was also given some cases and asked for my actions in those. The interview people were great; they made you fee
Four rounds each, acting as elimination rounds: 1. Written test: Off-campus, organized by AMCAT. 2. GD: Ten people in each group; the topic was decided by the group itself. 3. Problem Solving: Questions on logical reasoning, binary coding, and the 8
They will ask you basics about Java, C, and SQL. More focus on your communication skills and the way you think and act. Interviews are easy to crack if you are confident enough.
It was good on the whole. Basically, they focused more on the HR side, as my technical skills were already screened in the written test. I was also given some cases and asked for my actions in those. The interview people were great; they made you fee
Four rounds each, acting as elimination rounds: 1. Written test: Off-campus, organized by AMCAT. 2. GD: Ten people in each group; the topic was decided by the group itself. 3. Problem Solving: Questions on logical reasoning, binary coding, and the 8
They will ask you basics about Java, C, and SQL. More focus on your communication skills and the way you think and act. Interviews are easy to crack if you are confident enough.