Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT)
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Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT)
Your seniors at Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT) helped you with their notes. Now they're helping you with their placement interview questions. 🙏
I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
The round was taken on Cocubes platform with video enabled . The time I chose was 3:00 P.M.
Round duration - 60 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The coding problems were medium and it was held online on Cocubes at 4:00 PM
Tip 1 : Prepare OS, DBMS and OOPs also
Tip 2 : Do Competitive Coding Contest from CodeForces.
Tip 3 : Do leetcode 2 months before interviews.
Tip 1 : Have some good coding profiles on various platforms
Tip 2 : Mention some projects or past experience relevant to your stream
I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 180 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
The round had 3 problems to solve. There were multiple sets and each candidate had a different set of problems to solve.
- Timing: Afternoon (2pm - 5 pm)
- Environment: In a college environment with invigilators present to avoid any bad practices.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
It was a pen and a paper round. We were required to solve a problem with pen and paper. Also, we were not allowed to use an inbuilt data structure and algorithm.
Round duration - 20 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
It was the first and only face to face interview. The round was majorly about Data structures and algorithms. Some people were also asked some standard puzzles.
Tip 1 : Competitive programming plays a major role when you are appearing for coding rounds as a fresher. In the coding rounds, you won't get direct problems copied from Geeksforgeeks or Leetcode. You would be required to use your logical thinking to go ahead in the process. This is where competitive programming helps.
Tip 2 : Coding rounds are all about Coding + Timing. Most people fail to excel due to the pressure of a timer ticking on your head. So, instead of just solving problems, try to participate in timed contests. This will help you be used to the pressure of the timer.
Tip 3 : Many big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and even Google expect you to be good at standard problems. So, once you are done with coding round by your logical skills and competitive programming, you must be well versed with some standard problems in order to excel.
Tip 4 : Patience is the key to success. The internships and placements are a little luck-based. You may fail despite being an amazing programmer due to the pressure of situations. It's important to give yourself time, stay calm, and learn from your mistakes.
Tip 5 : Do at least 1 good project for internship and 2 good projects for placement interviews.
Tip 6 : Your practice is not defined by the number of problems you solve. It is defined by how you solve the problem. Memorizing 500 problems may not get you a job. But understanding the concept and DSA behind 200 problems may make you excel and help you get a job at Google.
Tip 1 : Make it short, crisp, and simple. It is always good to have a 1 pager resume.
Tip 2 : Resume must comprise of the following: Educational Qualifications, Technical skills, Projects, Work experience (if any), Achievements. Other than this, you may include some extra co-curricular achievements.
Tip 3 : Keep a balance in your resume. A resume having 6-7 projects and no DSA skills are not good. Similarly, a resume full of competitive programming achievements is not good. A resume must have both in a balanced way. 3-4 projects is more than sufficient.
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed before Feb 2021.
I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
The interviewer called my via phone and simultaneously provided me a link where I had to write the code for a given problem. It was scheduled at 12:30 pm, so timing was not an issue. It was a standard DP question involving a 2D matrix. The question was easy and I was able to code it within given time.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
The interviewer asked me two coding questions in this round.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
This was on-site round at their Bangalore office. The interviewer was friendly and helpful. The interview held inside a conference room.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
This was the next round of the onsite interviews. Took place in the same conference room as that of the previous round.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
This was the third round of the onsite interview.
Practice DP based questions as much as you can. Also, be confident during the interview about your solution. For practice, you can prefer Coding Ninjas and Geeks For Geeks.
Application resume tips for other job seekersKeep it short. Mention the academic and professional projects you've done. Add your educational details properly with percentage or CGPA obtained.
Final outcome of the interviewSelectedI was interviewed in Aug 2017.
posted on 7 Sep 2017
I was interviewed in Aug 2017.
I was interviewed before Jan 2016.
I was interviewed in Dec 2016.