Lbm Solutions Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Interview process took more than a month for me, first round is telephonic once it clear, second round is assignment - try to give your best , third round is HR discussion and this is final, the best company work pressure is medium and having a very good option of choosing a different teams depend on your abilities

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: Experience

General Tips: This interview was a banking one but was majorly a stress test. It lasted for about 1 hour. The interviewer wanted to test both my knowledge and communication skills. Most of the questions asked to me were related to my banking curriculum i.e. Working capital, cash credit limit, Agri development Loan, Commodity based finance loan, etc.
Skills: Communication, Body Language, Problem Solving, Analytical Skills, Leadership, Presentation Skills, Time Management, Decision Making Skills
Duration: 1-4 weeks

Round: Test
Experience: There were two rounds all together.1) First round was an online round.It has three divisions: i) Aptitude – 10 questions 30 mins 5 questions were of seating arrangements, 1 question in time and work, 1 Q in number series , other two i don’t remember. Around 7 to 8 questions are easily solvable.ii) Reasoning – 30 questions 40 mins5 Questions in Data interpretation (easy) , around 3 in Syllogism ( unexpected format of syllogism), Datasufficiency, and some more puzzle and logical questions.This section is again easy to clear.iii) Verbal – 40 questions 35 minsTwo passages, 5 questions in each ( bit time taking). Fill in the blanks, sentence correction, Theme detection, etcThis part is little confusing. Start doing the passage comprehension lastly as they are time consuming. In case of passages, first read the questions once and remember the key words, then move to the passage and find for answers. Over all aptitude and reasoning are easy but verbal is little confusing because mostly all the choices seems to be correct.

Round: HR Interview
Experience: 2) Second round was face to face. In this you may get technical questions or general questions or both, thusdepends on the HR. As I went inside, greeted the HR and he asked me to take my seat. Hr asked me to tell about myself. While I was describing, he stopped in between and asked how I’m managing with my long distance travel. Explained and continued telling about myself. I explained about my Mini projects. He was impressed with that and asked some questions in it. Then explained about my final year project and again he asked some details about my project. I was asked to draw the flow chart of my project. Asked about some software life cycle models and differenceamong each and then asked to explain the life cycle I used in my project. Explained. I was asked to write a SQL query.  Then asked about java , c and C++.  He asked how I managed doing all my mini projects in spite of long distance travel. Explained and he was impressed. At last he asked whether I have any questions. I asked him whether Infosys is working on mobile development and if not what are the other technologies. Hr explained. He also explained about his work. Since I know little bit about it I managed responding him with some questions related to his explanation. Then he said thank you and I too thanked and left the room. He was more experienced and polite. He was keen about mycommunication. I was not much nervous because the Interview was more like a conversation you can have with a knowledgeable person than like an interview. So I was comfortable enough to manage.  Key to clear Infosys HR round is communication and confidence.

College Name: ANNA UNIVERSITY CHENNAI

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: Each one was given a minute to have a discussion on the topic and later a conclusion was made on the gd
Tips: More importance was given on the way we speak than communication
Duration: 10 minutes

Round: Test
Duration: 1 hour
Total Questions: 60

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Questions were asked based on the area of interest given in the resume
Tips: Go through the basics

Round: HR Interview
Experience: Do a research on the company
Tips: Don't try to provide too much sugar coated answers...Answer confidently and stay calm

Round: Technical + HR Interview
Experience: I was from mechanical background and did not know how to code but the interviewer made sure that I finish the same.
Tips: If you are going to change your field, be prepared for questions related to the new field