Scope Thinkers Associate Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Round: Test
Experience: Enlightening. Really had to rack my brains for that hour. Made a lot of corrections in my own answers before confirming a choice. The coding section was amusing - some MCQ's had programs for each option and you had to 'choose' the right program. 
I still remember trembling with excitement/fear when my name was called out in the selected list.
Tips: Strengthen your basics. 
Timing is never a problem is you do not ponder over each obstacle. Be alert during the test - many questions require common sense over formulae. Read the rules: All the questions in this test were MCQ type without any negative marking. ANSWER ALL before the time ends.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 60

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: A touchy topic as the moderators were (probably) parents and all your comments would reflect your own upbringing. Diplomacy was a major flavor in most of the arguments presented. 
The GD was conducted methodically and everyone was given at least one chance to state their views. I was digressing in the beginning but quickly took control of the situation by assessing the environment.
Tips: Be confident and rational in your thoughts.NOBODY likes a drama queen, please present your views with a polite intensity.
Listen to all who are present, you may not know everything.

Round: Other Interview
Experience: I apologize as I don't remember the questions specifically. 
The interviewer was exceptionally pleasant and was even nice enough to explain the intricate details of cricket (yes, I am an Indian and I am not a cricket lover :p). I imagine that he liked my method of solving and never-give-up attitude (I did not get the right answer in the first three tries). The rest of the queries simply probed into my basics. Had I been cramming up advanced theorems, I am sure I would have faltered. However, with little hesitation, I braved through all his questions. And I still thank goodness that I did. 
I remember the interviewer saying one statement distinctly - 'The rounds get easier as you keep qualifying'. Not sure how far that is applicable to you, but I sure can vouch for it. :)
Tips: Candor is a refreshing quality. Please imbibe it.
Spend some time with yourself. Think about who you are and what do you want to become. 
Do not be ashamed if money matters to you. Just back it up with virtues. :p
SMILE, you make the world a better place. Or at least the interview room. :D

General Tips: I have told most of what I could in the earlier sections... Last tip: Being nice is a choice. Choose it! :)
Skill Tips: The most fun way to acquire these skills is to interact with people, discuss ideas, solve random aptitude tests WITH a friend, etc. Do not feel embarrassed to ask someone for help.
If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.
Skills: Analytical, Verbal, Coding, Diplomacy, Technical foundations (pertaining to your branch), General knowledge
College Name: VIT VELLORE
Motivation: As I studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering through my college years, I realized that I may not be the best man for it. Sure, anyone can get good grades - even I did. However, I believe that instead of hoarding up a core technical job and finding ways to be contented in it would make life a chore.
So, I looked into new pastures and EY came at the right time. As a brilliant platform for a career take-off, EY spans across economics, consulting and computer coding - which I am excited for. My time in college has indicated my preferences for these fields and I am now confident of my path.
Funny Moments: Placement time wasn't easy as the wait was enough to drive one crazy. My impatience for the company's arrival, the test results, the GD results and finally the interview results left little scope for humor.
Apart from a few inside jokes with friends, a handful of instances like running from one written test to another and tripping on the way; rambling away during the GD so much so that the moderator has to end explaining the topic again; stopping a chuckle during the interview but ending up in a violent bout of cough make me laugh even today...
Oh yes! The interviewer's face when I asked if ODI matches were the ones with 50 overs or what. Epic! XD

Round: Test
Experience: The first round round had basic medium level apti questions
Duration: 5 hours
Total Questions: 20

Round: Group Activity
Experience: Each person has to talk on a random topic for 2 mins
Tips: Kindly speak on topics that are not so famous , choose a different topic , be unique. I spoke on the topic about why Ban of Maggi in India

Round: HR Interview
Experience: Once you have gone through all the previous rounds , 99 % selected . It consist a couple of basic questions
Tips: Be Easy and dont exaggerate

Skills: Communication And Confidence, Communication And Confidence

Round: Test
Experience: AMCAT conducted our initial test. The Aptitude included 3 sections as mentioned above. The AMCAT tests are adaptive in their questions. Means if you answer a wrong question the next question will be of lower difficulty and the other way around when you answer it right. This actually helps and amplifies your strengths.

Tips: The questions for English section are always repeated. Study the previous sample papers from AMCAT website
website.
Duration: 75 minutes
Total Questions: AMCAT

Skills: General Aptitude
College Name: SKN Sinhgad Institute of Technology

Round: Test
Duration: 5 minutes

College Name: NIT Silchar

Round: Test
Experience: The first round includes basic questions including quant , english. It is very easy test if you have basic knowledge of maths. Easy to crack.
Duration: 1 hour

College Name: MITCOE

Round: Technical + HR Interview
Experience: Tell me about yourself?
College final project details?
They gave a task asked me prioritize it?

College Name: JBIET

Round: Test
Experience: question was not so tough
Tips: Little bit of practice needed you can practice from indiabix and m4math
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Questions: 45

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Basic knowledge of your domain subject and programming skill which is very easy for cse and it student
Tips: Discuss more about your project which you had did and the project you will do.

Round: HR Interview
Experience: In this round they basically check ur communication skill and personality.
Selection depend 80% on technical round and 20% on hr
Tips: Be confident

College Name: KIIT University

Round: Test
Experience: Fault finding
There's an input of random shapes, 3 to 5, and an output shapes at the very bottom (small and large, unshaded and shaded), there will be steps below to follow that will change the appearance of the shapes, you'll
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes