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Updated
4 Dec 2024
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5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. I want to expand the e-commerce market to rural areas. How do I go about it?
- Q2. I want to sell TV sets in my market. How do I go about it?
- Q3. You were an IPR head. When was your last meeting? What did you discuss?
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: General quant, verbal ( Questions like those in GRE and CAT), Reasoning, Logic, Brainteasers, They were fairly simple.
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Group Discussion
Tips: Depends on your resume. CG wasn't a criterion.
Duration: 15-20 minutes
Round: Other Interview
Experience: There were 2 rounds. Resume based. Checked authenticity. There were puzzles, guesstimates, Case study.
Tips: Case Study (Very Imp) and in depth about any projects you have done.
Skill Tips: Did some groundwork on the company about their current venture s( at the time, big billion day was around the corner), have some idea about the state of e-commerce in India. Concepts from Management minor proved to be useful. Build good resume. Should be able to talk at length on each of your POR's and what your role was.
Skills: Communication, Professionalism
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: General quant, verbal ( Questions like those in GRE and CAT), Reasoning, Logic, Brainteasers, They were fairly simple.
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Group Discussion
Tips: Depends on your resume. CG wasn't a criterion.
Duration: 15-20 minutes
Round: Other Interview
Experience: There were 2 rounds. Resume based. Checked authenticity. There were puzzles, guesstimates, Case study.
Tips: Case Study (Very Imp) and in depth about any projects you have done.
Skill Tips: Did some groundwork on the company about their current venture s( at the time, big billion day was around the corner), have some idea about the state of e-commerce in India. Concepts from Management minor proved to be useful. Build good resume. Should be able to talk at length on each of your POR's and what your role was.
Skills: Communication, Professionalism
College Name: IIT MADRAS
2 Interview Rounds
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: Also a case study of who will you hire a technical person or a person with half technical and half management skills were taken. The moderator was interacting like giving hints, etc.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Normal HR questions.
Skill Tips: Read the material given by branch councillor. The sessions conducted by BC were very helpful especially Soft skills workshop. Concentrated on mass transfer, heat transfer and applications.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: Also a case study of who will you hire a technical person or a person with half technical and half management skills were taken. The moderator was interacting like giving hints, etc.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Normal HR questions.
Skill Tips: Read the material given by branch councillor. The sessions conducted by BC were very helpful especially Soft skills workshop. Concentrated on mass transfer, heat transfer and applications.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. Why did you apply for a consult company?
- Q2. Tell me about yourself?
- Q3. What is what?
- Q4. What is is?
- Q5. Estimate the money spent in rental housing in Bombay for 1BHK and 2 BHK apartments?
- Q6. Theory behind the movie interstellar?
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: 35 questions were asked most of which were based on data interpretation and analytics which did not require speedy math skill. On the whole the test was comparatively tough.
Duration: 45 minutes
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: A scenario/case was given where the company had to expand to different countries(USA/Dubai/Africa) I had to choose thecountry and justify as to why I chose the country and also answer as to how I would go about doing it. It was not a stress interview.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Interview began with basic question also other basic science questions were asked, then theyasked me about my internships. Further guess estimate questions were asked, In all the questions there was no right answer they simply wanted to test as to how I tackled a problem.
Skill Tips: How much do you know about the company and how you can relate a question to the company. Being inquisitive in the interview helped. Preparations involved preparing for HR questions in advance,solving standard puzzles,being updated about daily affairs watching Victor Cheng videos(for consulting). Also it is advisable to be thorough of all the points on one's resume.
Skills: Analytical, Creativity, Spontaneity, Calculation Skills, Mathematics
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: 35 questions were asked most of which were based on data interpretation and analytics which did not require speedy math skill. On the whole the test was comparatively tough.
Duration: 45 minutes
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: A scenario/case was given where the company had to expand to different countries(USA/Dubai/Africa) I had to choose thecountry and justify as to why I chose the country and also answer as to how I would go about doing it. It was not a stress interview.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Interview began with basic question also other basic science questions were asked, then theyasked me about my internships. Further guess estimate questions were asked, In all the questions there was no right answer they simply wanted to test as to how I tackled a problem.
Skill Tips: How much do you know about the company and how you can relate a question to the company. Being inquisitive in the interview helped. Preparations involved preparing for HR questions in advance,solving standard puzzles,being updated about daily affairs watching Victor Cheng videos(for consulting). Also it is advisable to be thorough of all the points on one's resume.
Skills: Analytical, Creativity, Spontaneity, Calculation Skills, Mathematics
College Name: IIT MADRAS
1 Interview Round
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: HR Interview
Experience: which ngo u worked for ?what was its problem statement?what was your contribution?Asked me to draw the use case diagram?in this sem which is your favourite subject ?Asked me what is simulation and its benefits?design a simulator for a metro15 days with the college...since u asked this sem fav sub i said simulation otherwise my fav sub is diffInterviewer:no we meant overall which is your fav sub?design a flying objecti asked him to give me properties of flying objectyour favouraite language?why?what awesome u did in javascriptif ur client irritates u for a trivial job , and u have lot of work to do...what will u do?what authenication u do at server sidewhy jpmc
what is inheritance and composition?and difference between them?
What are the benefits of inheritance
what is dynamic polymorphism
do u like ur java teacher?
what effort did u take to learn java on your own...more than your curriculum.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: which ngo u worked for ?what was its problem statement?what was your contribution?Asked me to draw the use case diagram?in this sem which is your favourite subject ?Asked me what is simulation and its benefits?design a simulator for a metro15 days with the college...since u asked this sem fav sub i said simulation otherwise my fav sub is diffInterviewer:no we meant overall which is your fav sub?design a flying objecti asked him to give me properties of flying objectyour favouraite language?why?what awesome u did in javascriptif ur client irritates u for a trivial job , and u have lot of work to do...what will u do?what authenication u do at server sidewhy jpmc
what is inheritance and composition?and difference between them?
What are the benefits of inheritance
what is dynamic polymorphism
do u like ur java teacher?
what effort did u take to learn java on your own...more than your curriculum.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. How was your day?
- Q2. Tell me about yourself?
- Q3. Saw my resume and asked about the competitions i took part in and what i did in that
- Q4. Which language m comfortable in ( I said all three java c c++) So he asked if hes a customer and wants a library app which lang will i suggest him?
- Q5. How to find Largest element in the array wid most efficiency?
- Q6. You know Normalizastion? Tell me what is 3rd normal form
- Q7. Which subject do you like?
- Q8. Are you comfortable with networking?
- Q9. On resume- difference between html5 and its previous version?
- Q10. Why should we not hire you?
- Q11. Are you comfortable with relocation?
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: 1st Round was the online aptitude test with 3 sections Quant Verbal Logic
Tips: Make sure u r good at aptitude tests as most of us feel its easy and in the end not even qualify
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: After short listing 60-70 could make it to the 2nd round which was G.D in a group of 8 it was a case study on developing a system as a deloitte employee my advise for G.D is dont take a start if you are not comfortable but at the same time make sure u speak 3-4 times in between and that too with strong points, such that others listen to you and start adding on to your points. Then ur definately in.After the GD 3-4 people from each batch got shortlisted we were 33 students for PI Mostly all students had 1 round, both tech and HR included, few were called twice. I had only 1 round
Round: HR Interview
Tips: Answers to these Qs are easy and depend on your interests. make your resumes strong and knw what you have done, dont try to fool them. For eg in Q7 above i placed html on my resume but didnt knew the answer so i frankly told them nd still i ws selected. Not necessary you should answer everything. finally ask them Questions (Q11). In the end if its your day u will definately get the job, otherwise theres always sumthing better for you so dont get depressed, instead get motivated For the next company
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: 1st Round was the online aptitude test with 3 sections Quant Verbal Logic
Tips: Make sure u r good at aptitude tests as most of us feel its easy and in the end not even qualify
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: After short listing 60-70 could make it to the 2nd round which was G.D in a group of 8 it was a case study on developing a system as a deloitte employee my advise for G.D is dont take a start if you are not comfortable but at the same time make sure u speak 3-4 times in between and that too with strong points, such that others listen to you and start adding on to your points. Then ur definately in.After the GD 3-4 people from each batch got shortlisted we were 33 students for PI Mostly all students had 1 round, both tech and HR included, few were called twice. I had only 1 round
Round: HR Interview
Tips: Answers to these Qs are easy and depend on your interests. make your resumes strong and knw what you have done, dont try to fool them. For eg in Q7 above i placed html on my resume but didnt knew the answer so i frankly told them nd still i ws selected. Not necessary you should answer everything. finally ask them Questions (Q11). In the end if its your day u will definately get the job, otherwise theres always sumthing better for you so dont get depressed, instead get motivated For the next company
College Name: IIT MADRAS
4 Interview Rounds
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: There were 30 - 35 question.Around 20 were on Java and rest on quants.Quants questions were taken directly from indiabix test was for an hour. So time was not a problem.
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: - TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF.. Didn't expect this questions in tech interview. Got very nervous and started saying anything.Interview noticed that and asked me calm down. Offered me water and said "now lets start the interview" with a smile. Started with projects. Interviewer goes through each and every project in your resume.
Question related to the project were like :
- Tell about the project.
- How did u implement a particular feature and many more questions were asked on projects.
- In all my projects I had worked with backend technologies , so he asked me do I know frontend tech or only backend. Then asked me few questions on javascript. Only basics and where is it used in my projects. Most of the time discussions was on projects.- Then questions on dbms : sql query , transactions . Asked me to draw ER diag. I don't remember the question but was an easy 1.
- Questions of OOP concepts. Inheritance , Polymorphism (Explain with examples)
- Sorting techniques. Explain any 1.
- Best sort
- Time complexity.
- Explain time complexity of any sort.
- Favorite subject. Every interviewer in IVP interview will ask this question.. Interviewer will definitely ask you questions related to this so say your strong subject even though its not your favorite.
- Few basic questions on data structures. Explain stacks , queues , linked list.
- Swap 2 numbers without temp variable.
- Any questions ??
Tips: KNOW YOUR PROJECTS WELL
Speaking with examples its easier to explain
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Again started with tell me about yourself?Then the interviewer was reading my resume and doing something in his phone , he didn't say anything fr next 2-3 mins.This 2-3 mins I was just waiting for the interviewer to say something.He was checking a link mentioned in my resume actually existed. He opened my online project and carried on discussion related to it.He asked me did I know anything related to finance. I didn't know so i asked him will it be a part of our training process. He was kind enough to explain me entire training process.
Tips: So please don’t bluff in your resume
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: There were 30 - 35 question.Around 20 were on Java and rest on quants.Quants questions were taken directly from indiabix test was for an hour. So time was not a problem.
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: - TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF.. Didn't expect this questions in tech interview. Got very nervous and started saying anything.Interview noticed that and asked me calm down. Offered me water and said "now lets start the interview" with a smile. Started with projects. Interviewer goes through each and every project in your resume.
Question related to the project were like :
- Tell about the project.
- How did u implement a particular feature and many more questions were asked on projects.
- In all my projects I had worked with backend technologies , so he asked me do I know frontend tech or only backend. Then asked me few questions on javascript. Only basics and where is it used in my projects. Most of the time discussions was on projects.- Then questions on dbms : sql query , transactions . Asked me to draw ER diag. I don't remember the question but was an easy 1.
- Questions of OOP concepts. Inheritance , Polymorphism (Explain with examples)
- Sorting techniques. Explain any 1.
- Best sort
- Time complexity.
- Explain time complexity of any sort.
- Favorite subject. Every interviewer in IVP interview will ask this question.. Interviewer will definitely ask you questions related to this so say your strong subject even though its not your favorite.
- Few basic questions on data structures. Explain stacks , queues , linked list.
- Swap 2 numbers without temp variable.
- Any questions ??
Tips: KNOW YOUR PROJECTS WELL
Speaking with examples its easier to explain
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Again started with tell me about yourself?Then the interviewer was reading my resume and doing something in his phone , he didn't say anything fr next 2-3 mins.This 2-3 mins I was just waiting for the interviewer to say something.He was checking a link mentioned in my resume actually existed. He opened my online project and carried on discussion related to it.He asked me did I know anything related to finance. I didn't know so i asked him will it be a part of our training process. He was kind enough to explain me entire training process.
Tips: So please don’t bluff in your resume
College Name: IIT MADRAS
5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. How was your day?-Tell me about yourself
- Q2. How to optimize the code that you had written in aptitude test - It was a discussion, he helped me in solving the problem
- Q3. Now write an optimized version of that code
- Q4. How was your day?-Tell me about yourself?
- Q5. Which language do you prefer to code in? "Have you read The C Programming Language book by Dennis Retchie?" Which technical book have you read recently?.-So you...read more
- Q6. What is the reason behind inventing the concept of inheritance? Write a program and explain
- Q7. What is Liskov substitution principle?
- Q8. Explain OOPs concepts with a program for each
- Q9. Write a code for dynamic polymorphism
- Q10. What is the drawback of global variables?
- Q11. Why using 'goto' is a bad programming practice?
- Q12. Which is your favourite subject? Why? Name a book for that subject
- Q13. Bring modularity in the code that you had written in aptitude test
- Q14. Told me to make changes as per his wishes in that code-What is DRY in software engineering?
- Q15. Gave a puzzle (find the heaviest ball amongst 8 balls in an optimized way). Tell the logic and write code for it.-write Create, Update, Delete, Insert, Select, ...read more
- Q16. Asked me one sentence questions about the technologies that I had mentioned in resume... What is..... HTML, CSS, JQuery, JSP?
- Q17. What are implicit objects in JSP?
- Q18. Name a web server and an application server
- Q19. How to deploy web application on apache tomcat?-What is Collections in Java?
Interview Preparation Tips
College Name: IIT MADRAS
5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. What is the most complex algorithm you've ever written?
- Q2. Asked to explain my recent project in detail.
- Q3. Asked which algorithm I’d used. I explained the algorithm with examples.Time complexity of my most recent project
- Q4. How did you test your project?
- Q5. Any conflicts within the team while making the project? How did you resolve them?
- Q6. What are your weaknesses?
- Q7. What are you passionate about?
- Q8. What are the two things you really want to do with your passion?
- Q9. One innovative change you would like to bring in the current ATM system. (We had a healthy discussion on this one.)
- Q10. What is your family background?
- Q11. One thing about your life you would want to change?
- Q12. Do you have any senior friends at JPMC? I said "Yeah, many." They asked me to name them, and wrote a few names on the back of my resume
- Q13. What is the difference between you now and in this photo? (the photo attached to my document)
- Q14. Why do you like JPMC?
- Q15. What are your Strengths and Weaknesses?
- Q16. What is your Location preference?
- Q17. Ready to work night shifts?
- Q18. Any plans for further studies?
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: It was a pen & paper test. There were 4 sections, 20 questions and 20 minutes for each section. You cannot switch between the sections as they take the question paper after a particular section is timed out.
1. Verbal- Comprehension and basic grammatical sentence structuring. I solved the latter part first. It wasn't very difficult
.2. Logic- Find the next number in series, next figure stuff. This was the simplest section.
3. Quants- Not that easy, but manageable.
4. Programming- Very difficult. Questions were majorly of the type:
a) Get the output (Almost all the codes had complexity n^2.)
b) Which of the following options is the correct algorithm for c) Output of flowchart (Honestly, I don’t even remember seeing the flowcharts.)
d) One or two theory questions.
I solved around 7-8, made logical guesses for the rest.There was no negative marking, so I made sure I attempted all the questions. Also, I marked the answers with pencil, so that if I get time at the end of any section, I can change an answer after cross checking. After the aptitude test, we were given a chance to interact with the managers of the company. It was not a very formal session. Make sure you make the most of this opportunity, as no other company gives you such a chance. Get all your doubts about the company cleared in these 20-30 minutes. I gained some interesting insights about the company in this session. This was not an elimination round.
Tips: All of us struggled with this section. My suggestion would be to scan the paper for the theory questions first, then type a) questions and then type b). I doubt you’ll get time for type c). Another key point is to not get stuck on a particular question for a long time. If you are finding it difficult, there’s a possibility that others are also struggling with that question. So it would be wise to utilize that time to solve a few simple questions rather than one tough question. After all, weightage for each question is the same. ;)
Duration: 80 minutes
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Any questions for me? (I asked him about one of their products. )They look for many things apart from your technical skills.
General Tips: Always dress properly. Even if you are told that 'semi-formals' are allowed,wear formals.Read about the company and be thorough with the job they're offering. Sit for the company only if it interests you. I sat only for those companies whose job profiles aligned with my job preference.Eat your breakfast/lunch. Fruits preferably. Interview day can be stressful sometimes and you need energy to look lively in your interview.Don’t forget your manners. Ask for permission to enter the room, greet them and thank them after your interview.If you are rejected for a company, don't lose hope. Instead, accept the decision and analyze where you went wrong. Work on it and make sure you never repeat that mistake again.Come talk to me if you aren't able to cope up with rejections.Even I faced rejections, but every rejection taught me something that eventually helped me on 22nd September, in one way or the other. :)
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: It was a pen & paper test. There were 4 sections, 20 questions and 20 minutes for each section. You cannot switch between the sections as they take the question paper after a particular section is timed out.
1. Verbal- Comprehension and basic grammatical sentence structuring. I solved the latter part first. It wasn't very difficult
.2. Logic- Find the next number in series, next figure stuff. This was the simplest section.
3. Quants- Not that easy, but manageable.
4. Programming- Very difficult. Questions were majorly of the type:
a) Get the output (Almost all the codes had complexity n^2.)
b) Which of the following options is the correct algorithm for c) Output of flowchart (Honestly, I don’t even remember seeing the flowcharts.)
d) One or two theory questions.
I solved around 7-8, made logical guesses for the rest.There was no negative marking, so I made sure I attempted all the questions. Also, I marked the answers with pencil, so that if I get time at the end of any section, I can change an answer after cross checking. After the aptitude test, we were given a chance to interact with the managers of the company. It was not a very formal session. Make sure you make the most of this opportunity, as no other company gives you such a chance. Get all your doubts about the company cleared in these 20-30 minutes. I gained some interesting insights about the company in this session. This was not an elimination round.
Tips: All of us struggled with this section. My suggestion would be to scan the paper for the theory questions first, then type a) questions and then type b). I doubt you’ll get time for type c). Another key point is to not get stuck on a particular question for a long time. If you are finding it difficult, there’s a possibility that others are also struggling with that question. So it would be wise to utilize that time to solve a few simple questions rather than one tough question. After all, weightage for each question is the same. ;)
Duration: 80 minutes
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Any questions for me? (I asked him about one of their products. )They look for many things apart from your technical skills.
General Tips: Always dress properly. Even if you are told that 'semi-formals' are allowed,wear formals.Read about the company and be thorough with the job they're offering. Sit for the company only if it interests you. I sat only for those companies whose job profiles aligned with my job preference.Eat your breakfast/lunch. Fruits preferably. Interview day can be stressful sometimes and you need energy to look lively in your interview.Don’t forget your manners. Ask for permission to enter the room, greet them and thank them after your interview.If you are rejected for a company, don't lose hope. Instead, accept the decision and analyze where you went wrong. Work on it and make sure you never repeat that mistake again.Come talk to me if you aren't able to cope up with rejections.Even I faced rejections, but every rejection taught me something that eventually helped me on 22nd September, in one way or the other. :)
College Name: IIT MADRAS
5 Interview Rounds
Interview Questions
- Q1. How was your previous interview?
- Q2. Are you introvert or extrovert, leader or follower
- Q3. Strengths, Weaknesses-cross questioning on those
- Q4. Your biggest achievement you are proud of
- Q5. Are you flexible with late working hours, any location preferences etc
- Q6. Family Background
- Q7. Pressure situation you have faced and how you handled it
- Q8. Why jpmc?
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: This had 4 sections of 20 mcqs each. We were allotted 20 mins for each section after which theinvigilator would take away the respective section’s question paper.The 1st section was Verbal Ability.The questions were based on passages,complete the sentences with appropriate option and other general English qns such as find out error in the sentence. No question on synonym antonym except maybe 1 passage based question of that sort .English section was doable. Logic was the next section, it had questions based on blood relations, coding and decoding letters, direction sense , a passage on cubes and other logical questions which were easy overall Quants was next section which was a bit lengthy and had questions on pipes, speed distance and other prominent quants topics.Next was the programming section which had language independent questions of predict for the output of code, identify correct code, output of flowcharts and algorithms, multiple loops. Adifficult section overall.About 80 students appeared and around 37 were shortlisted
Duration: 80 minutes
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: There was no GD round unlike previous years and we had the technical round directly. I was asked to give a briefing about the projects I had done so for this ,one should know the purpose of the project ,the technology used ,the role you played ,the challenges you faced etc. Seeing my resume he asked me what I had learnt in a networking workshop I had mentioned it along with 3-4 other technical workshops. I barely remembered anything about itand said to him that I had attended it in my second year and I didn’t remember much.I alsouttered a few concepts on networking I could recollect. So make sure you don’t appear dumb about anything throughout the interview and keep the conversation going or don’t write things which you don’t remember just for enhancing your resume as it could back-fire on you.Asked me what is relational database Which editor is used in linux, what is shell scripting,commands in linux? Why JPMC?
Round: HR Interview
Experience: They don’t grill you much on technical. They just want to make sure that you will fit into their environment and work culture. Have the basic knowledge of every subject so that you can show that you have some idea and can drift the conversation in that direction if you are stuck
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: This had 4 sections of 20 mcqs each. We were allotted 20 mins for each section after which theinvigilator would take away the respective section’s question paper.The 1st section was Verbal Ability.The questions were based on passages,complete the sentences with appropriate option and other general English qns such as find out error in the sentence. No question on synonym antonym except maybe 1 passage based question of that sort .English section was doable. Logic was the next section, it had questions based on blood relations, coding and decoding letters, direction sense , a passage on cubes and other logical questions which were easy overall Quants was next section which was a bit lengthy and had questions on pipes, speed distance and other prominent quants topics.Next was the programming section which had language independent questions of predict for the output of code, identify correct code, output of flowcharts and algorithms, multiple loops. Adifficult section overall.About 80 students appeared and around 37 were shortlisted
Duration: 80 minutes
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: There was no GD round unlike previous years and we had the technical round directly. I was asked to give a briefing about the projects I had done so for this ,one should know the purpose of the project ,the technology used ,the role you played ,the challenges you faced etc. Seeing my resume he asked me what I had learnt in a networking workshop I had mentioned it along with 3-4 other technical workshops. I barely remembered anything about itand said to him that I had attended it in my second year and I didn’t remember much.I alsouttered a few concepts on networking I could recollect. So make sure you don’t appear dumb about anything throughout the interview and keep the conversation going or don’t write things which you don’t remember just for enhancing your resume as it could back-fire on you.Asked me what is relational database Which editor is used in linux, what is shell scripting,commands in linux? Why JPMC?
Round: HR Interview
Experience: They don’t grill you much on technical. They just want to make sure that you will fit into their environment and work culture. Have the basic knowledge of every subject so that you can show that you have some idea and can drift the conversation in that direction if you are stuck
College Name: IIT MADRAS
4 Interview Rounds
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: It was not an aptitude test but a logical test. We were given 3 questions at start.2 questions were geometry based and the other one was database question.A figure was given and we were asked to calculate the area orsome thing.Prove using geometry (a+b)^2 identity.We were to design a table for given problem.Lastly we were told to write a code for finding the longest streak
Round: HR Interview
Experience: The process starts with a 5-7min HR type round. The round is conducted by the founder himself.
Tips: Just be u r self, don’t panic be cool and answer what ever u r asked.
Round: CODING
Experience: Based on the test results we were assigned a task of studying a particular language.....I was told to study ruby and back end related technologies.The rest 4 were to study web front end related technologies.On the day we were given a set of questions to code, around 10 and I solve 9 of them, the programs were simple.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Experience: It was not an aptitude test but a logical test. We were given 3 questions at start.2 questions were geometry based and the other one was database question.A figure was given and we were asked to calculate the area orsome thing.Prove using geometry (a+b)^2 identity.We were to design a table for given problem.Lastly we were told to write a code for finding the longest streak
Round: HR Interview
Experience: The process starts with a 5-7min HR type round. The round is conducted by the founder himself.
Tips: Just be u r self, don’t panic be cool and answer what ever u r asked.
Round: CODING
Experience: Based on the test results we were assigned a task of studying a particular language.....I was told to study ruby and back end related technologies.The rest 4 were to study web front end related technologies.On the day we were given a set of questions to code, around 10 and I solve 9 of them, the programs were simple.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
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