Delhi College of Engineering (DCE), Delhi
Delhi College of Engineering (DCE), Delhi
I was interviewed in Oct 2020.
Round duration - 75 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
On the day of the test, the pre-placement talk was conducted in the morning from 9:00 am - 10:00 am. Later in the evening, the test was conducted at 6:00 pm. 10 minutes login window was given and all candidates were supposed to join before 6:10 pm.
It was a 75 minutes test with 2 coding questions and no MCQ's. Since all the students were giving the test from their home, the webcam was on during the entire duration for proctoring.
Around 90 students appeared for the online test and 20 were shortlisted for interviews.
Round duration - 55 - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
This round started at 9:00 am and went till 2:00 pm. 20 candidates cleared the online assessment round to appear for this round (Technical interview round).
This round was also conducted virtually. The interviewer was more interested in the approach and asked several questions on Java. The interview started with an introduction and ended with the feedback of the interview.
20 candidates appeared fo this round and 8 were shortlisted for the final round.
Is Multiple inheritance possible in java?
How is it implemented in java?
Explain the concept of exception handling done in java.
What is the difference between truncate, drop and delete?
Difference between UNIQUE and Primary Key. Which of these can be Null?
What all sorting algorithms you know?
What are their complexities?
Where does quick sort fail?
Round duration - 40 - 45 minutes
Round difficulty - Hard
This was the final round - Core Value Interview Round.
8 candidates were shortlisted from the technical round to appear for this round of interview. This round started at 3:00 pm and went till 6:00 pm.
My interview was "Stress Interview". Started with Introduction and interviewer asked me about how I would handle a situation that he gave me.
7 Students cleared this round and received offer from Publicis Sapient.
Tell me about yourself
Tip 1 : Students with good practice of java concepts are preferred. So study and code in java.
Tip 2 : Add at least 1 good project in your resume.
Tip 3 : They look for team players. So be confident with your answers and add achievements other than academics in your resume.
Tip 1 : Do not use the term "proficient" in your resume. Because the interviewer asks questions related to that area and if you are unable to answer that then it reflects unpreparedness. Instead, use the word "Intermediate" to depict your level of understanding of a particular skill.
Tip 2 : Add at least one good project in your resume and have good in-depth knowledge of the same. It increases your chances of selection