Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee

Roorkee, Uttarakhand

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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee Placement Interview Questions

Updated 17 Dec 2024

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4 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Tips: Screening test is done online and contains objective questions..
Total Questions: Online

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: Shortlisted candidates were divided in groups of 9-10 students for group discussion. GD lasted for about 40 min.
Duration: 40 minutes

Round: Interview
Experience: Technical interview was of about 35 min. There was no hr interview. Questions were related to the projects that the candidate performed during his stay at IIT Roorkee. Two puzzles were also asked. Other questions were based on the answers that the candidate gave to the previous questions.

General Tips: This company looks for people with strong technical aptitude. So do not shy from showing all your projects. In other companies too many projects may lead them to believe that you are more interested in pursuing research and will leave the company soon. This may have a negative effect on other companies. But at Altair it is good to show all your projects, your research publications, any additional courses taken. Along with your technical projects it will be good if you could show them your coding ability. They are looking for technical people with a stint for coding.
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: Altair deals with engineering services, product design, and engineering finite element software development (eg. hypermesh, hypermath, etc). The profile for which it takes the new recruits is for engineering software code writer.
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1 Interview Round

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: The interview went quite well though i was bit nervous.but was bit confident enough that i will make it.
Tips: Always be quick and be the first initiator this will be an added advantage to make out well in this round.

General Tips: Always be confident in what you speak and never hesitate.Be smart and always try to express your views.The major responsibility is to brush up your technical knowledge regularly.
Skill Tips: Always be through with your technical skills and try to make up with your communication skills with a good practice.
Skills: Technical Skills, Communication skills
College Name: IIT Roorkee
Motivation: I am a self motivator and willing to work in my dream company which came true.
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3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Interview
Experience: Was very confident and comfortable with the round.
Tips: Be confident in your answer.

Round: Interview
Experience: As i was through with my subjects this round also went quite well.
Tips: Brush your technical skills regularly.

General Tips: Never be nervous,stay confidance,and always give the best in you.
Skill Tips: Brush up regularly with your technical knowledge and bring out the best with your communication.
Skills: Communication skills, Technical skills
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: I am a self motivator and always dreamt about working for a best company and i made it.
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3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Interview
Experience: All went so easy and simple and i was confident about clearing this round
Tips: Be clear and confident

Round: Interview
Experience: This also went very well and i was confident enough in my answers
Tips: Always be confident in your answers though its right or wrong

General Tips: Always make out your technical skills and improve your communication skills
Skills: Technical, Communication skills
College Name: IIT Roorkee
Motivation: I am a self motivator
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posted on 8 Jan 2015

3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Both went fair enough and i was happy that with out any tension i could make it out.
Tips: Brush up regularly your technical and aptitude skills
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 60

General Tips: Make sure you are confident enough regarding your technical and aptitude skills and always maintain confidence in yourself
Skills: Technical skills, Aptitude Skills
College Name: IIT Roorkee
Motivation: I am a self motivator
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posted on 8 Jan 2015

3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: It went quite well.
Tips: Brush up everyday your aptitude skills
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Questions: 30

General Tips: Choosing your company and preparing for it early is better than trying everything on the day of selection process
Skills: Aptitude, Technical skills
College Name: IIT roorkee
Motivation: i am a self motivator
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3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Interview
Experience: This round went pretty much well and i answered them fairly and easily.

Round: Interview
Experience: This was the round where i felt bit nervous but as i was known well my my subjects i answered them all perfectly.
Tips: Brush up your skills regularly.

General Tips: Have a good sense of your clothing,have confidence on what you speak.
Skills: Technical skills , General Knowledge
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: i am a self motivator
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3 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Interview
Experience: Really i was just nervous but i could managed to answer them.
Tips: Note the following people have more chance
1. 9 pointer from structural engg.
2. Structural Engg. students working on bridge ( pre-stressed concrete bridges preferred)
3. B Tech from reputed institute ( Like NIT)
4. Geotech students working on Plaxis .
5. Try to explain your resume properly

General Tips: Brush up your technical skills,be confident about your answer.
Skill Tips: Just be through with your technical skills.
Skills: Your technical knowledge
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: i always wanted to be placed in this finally my dream came true.
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posted on 8 Jan 2015

4 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: It was really a very good experience for me.As i was the initiator bit tensed but i didnt loose my confidance ad made it .
Tips: Always be confident and honest.
Duration: 30MIN minutes

Round: Interview
Experience: i just spoke about whatever regard of my knowledge and fortunately got selected in it.
Tips: Be confident and smart.

General Tips: Always try to be bold and brave enough to put out your thoughts.
Skills: Communication skills, general knowledge
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: One of my senior as he has motivated me since my college days.had learned a lot from him.
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6 Interview Rounds

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: The company screens the large number of initial applicants through a written test which is of around 90 minutes duration and consists of Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning, Attention to Detail. The paper was on the easier side that's why it was essential to try to answer each and every question. There was a time crunch though and therefore if you get stuck on a question, it is important to move forward and skip that question.
Tips: To get through this round, practice of the quant section of CAT should be more than enough. And try not to get stuck at one question, attempt all the questions to the best of your ability.
Duration: 90 minutes

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: The written test was followed by a Group Discussion in which every year students are asked to discuss something from the current affairs. We had to discuss on Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) during our gd. Students were evaluated in this round based on their fluency, quality of their ideas and their ability to control the group and put their views forth in a group. Try to make sure that your ideas are heard but don't get too aggressive at the same time. This is more of an eliminative round than a selective round i.e. most of the people (around 4-5 out of 8) progress to the next round.

Round: Problem Statement
Experience: The next round is Case Interview which probably is the most critical round of all. In this, the interviewer explains a Case Study superficially to you and gives you 30 minutes in which you are supposed to answer 4 questions. (all of which have two parts). After 30 minutes, you are supposed to present the answers tothose four questions to the interviewer. The case study of each of the three profiles differs from the other according to the requirements of the profile you are applying for (Ex- BTA profiles are asked to write SQL commands) While appearing for this round, you'll face shortage of time. So make sure you are able to at least get an idea of how to approach those four problems. If you can, try to complete all the questions along with the calculations in the allotted time but if you can't do so, at least have a basic approach ready on how to go about each of the questions. The interviewer will allow you to perform the calculation in front of him (after the allotted 30 minutes) too. You don't want to end up in a situation where you've solved two or three questions perfectly and have no clue with the fourth one. Also, try to have a discussion with your interviewer. Don't be afraid to put forward your hypothesis or alternative answers even if their is a chance that they might be incorrect. The questions will be quite logical, so if you back yourselves and don't get nervous, you'll be able to solve them.

Round: Interview
Experience: Through the previous three stages, the company tested your skills for this job. The purpose of the next two is to find out whether you'll be a good fit for the company and whether you are interested in this job. The interview starts with basic HR questions like "Tell me about yourself"and "What are your major strengths and weaknesses" and proceeded to few others such as "If I ask a friend about you, how do you think he'll describe you?"After this the candidate is asked situational questions such as "Give me an instance when your attention to detail mattered" or "Tell me an instance when things didn't go as planned in a team and how you handled that situation." Be prepared to answer these kind of questions with instances which are mentioned in your resume. (This is where your Thomso or Cognizance, BAJA or FSAE or any other group work comes in) After this, some puzzles/guesstimates are asked from the candidate. ("Estimate the number of pizzas sold in IIT Roorkee campus in a month", "Estimate the number of streetlights in Roorkee) This is followed by the HR Round which is taken by some high level employee ("Principal") of ZS who makes the final call regarding the selection of candidate. It is more or less an extension of the Behavioral Round.

General Tips: Make sure you prepare for aptitude even if you're not appearing for CAT. Almost all companies (even the technical ones) take quantitative ability based tests and mere inherent ability won't be enough to get you to the next round.Try to read up on few case studies (Vault Study Guide, Ace your Case, Wharton Case study guides) to help you with qualitative case studies asked in flipkart etc. Prepare for GD by forming groups amongst your own and practice talking on current affairs as well as abstract topics (for companies like Schlum). You must prepare for the standard HR questions like Tell me about yourself, Your strength and weakness,A few Instances by writing your answers and trying to improve them. Give Interviews to your friends and ask for their feedback. Being well versed with your Resume is a must! You should also prepare Guesstimates from the net. Some Indian guesstimates can be found onPagalguy.com. Last but not the least, be confident and don't lose faith in yourself and your abilities even if you screw up a few interviews (believe me, most of you will). You don't want to be in a situation when you had an opportunity and you lost it because you'd lost confidence. Also, try to be as honest and frank in the interview as you can. Make sure you give evidence of each and every answer from your past (if possible from your Resume) about your strength, weakness and other questions and to show how these qualities can be an asset for the company. Best of luck!
Skills: Aptitude, Case studies, Group discussion, Guesstimates
College Name: IIT Roorkee
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