Seniors are very helpful and friendly.
The environment is very agile and productive.
There is a great scope of learnings.
I did not find any cons so far.
No advice as of now.
The on-campus placement drive consists of a coding and MCQ round, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. In the technical rounds, you should be clear with computer networks and OS basics. Python programming language is also a must.
Only DSA and basics of languages were asked. Questions on projects added to the resume were also asked. The interview lasted roughly 30-45 minutes. Be confident and revise the basics; it will be easier.
Consists of 2 phases: * Technical * Interviews In the first round, DSA was asked. The second round was theory-related, based on OS and CN concepts. It was a medium-level interview. In OS, deadlocks and related topics were asked. In CN, OSI lay
The on-campus placement drive consists of a coding and MCQ round, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. In the technical rounds, you should be clear with computer networks and OS basics. Python programming language is also a must.
Only DSA and basics of languages were asked. Questions on projects added to the resume were also asked. The interview lasted roughly 30-45 minutes. Be confident and revise the basics; it will be easier.
Consists of 2 phases: * Technical * Interviews In the first round, DSA was asked. The second round was theory-related, based on OS and CN concepts. It was a medium-level interview. In OS, deadlocks and related topics were asked. In CN, OSI lay