J'ai postulé via la recommandation d'un employé. Le processus a pris 2 jours. J'ai passé un entretien chez UST (Thiruvananthapuram) en juil. 2015
Entretien
The interview consists of three rounds : Online Aptitude Test, GD, Technical + HR interview. The online test consists of 4 sections : English, Quantitative aptitude, Logical ability, Computer fundamentals. The time limit is 60 mins and there are a total of 60 questions. Each section has seperate cut-off and there is no negative marks. The online test was quiet easy if you practice some aptitude questions. Once you clear it, the next round is the GD. There were 10 members in our team. First, the HR asked us to introduce ourselves. Then he gave the topic " Is GD necessary for an interview process ? ". It was interesting. Out of 10 in our team, 5 got selected for the last round.
The F2F interview was simple. The interviewer was a nice person. He asked some HR questions. Technically, he asked me about software engg and project management. And gave some situations like which s/w development model will u choose if (some situations given). Finally, I got selected and I'm waiting for the offer letter.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
What are the steps in SDLC ? What are the various s/w development models ? and some questions related to it. And abt the project.
It was interview for multiple colleges at the same campus. There were two aptitude level tests. After clearing that, in the same day it followed with group discussion. The topic was on the spot. After that, there was a HR interview.
The interview process was well organized and professional. The interviewer was friendly and explained each stage clearly. There were two technical rounds followed by an HR discussion. Feedback was provided promptly.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Why do you want to join our company?
How would you handle an upset customer?
Describe a situation where you solved a problem.
This two-round technical interview evaluates your foundational coding skills through language-specific data structures and algorithms first, followed by a second session focused on advanced framework architecture combined with practical, applied problem-solving challenges
