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Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Mumbai Feb 2013 – Reviewed May 02, 2013
Interview Details Interview process generally consists of 4-5 rounds of interview taking up to 1 month. Questions are asked mostly on Core Java, Algorithms & data structures, Multi-threading and puzzles. Sometimes little of the frameworks are also touched upon (hibernate, struts, springs)
Interview Question – finance question based on travelling sales man problem with polynomial time complexity. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Mumbai Jan 2013 – Reviewed Apr 18, 2013
Interview Details
Hiring process is too good but too lenghty process, Initially started with telephonic technical round and thereafter a month had a F2F round wherein total had 6 rounds of interview.
The first technical round was tuff and indepth, the call was for about an hour. The interviewer was too good and had indepth knowledge on the technology.
In the F2F therewhere multiple rounds scheduled.
3 Technical round from india followed by 2 more technical from US team.
Further interview's followed by Hiring Manager,Director and finally the HR round.
Overall a nice experience of the interview.
Negotiation Details – No Negotiation, They paid more then expectation
No Offer – Interviewed in Mumbai Feb 2013 – Reviewed Feb 22, 2013
Interview Details I was called by the HR from Morgan Stanley. He scheduled my telephonic interview.
Interview Question – Interviewer asked me to brief him about my work experience. Then he picked up my current project and started asking some questions about it. These questions were mostly related to design patterns, though not mentioning it directly. Interviewer was giving clues if I was telling something wrong. Overall a nice experience. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Kharagpur, West Bengal Dec 2012 – Reviewed Feb 12, 2013
Interview Details This is about the Campus recruitment process at my institute, which was very exhaustive. First there was a technical test for around 300 students shortlisted on the based of CGPA out of which 40 were shortlisted for the interview rounds ahead. First was the technical interview which had basic algo and logical questions. Then there was a group activity for 20 odd shortlisted ppl and then followed another round of technical interview which had questions from DBMS and a few puzzles. Then finally there was a lengthy HR interview, which I guess mattered the most.
Interview Question – This was a funny one. They gave me a situation in the HR round involving my girlfriend and my best friend and I had pick one of them. I have a good sense of humus so I drove the interviewer to my answer in a fun way. I guess what they look for is how you think and interact in such situations. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Mumbai Mar 2012 – Reviewed Feb 03, 2013
Interview Details Three rounds of technical examination and then hiring manager interview, HR interview and Director interview. Technical examination was of same/similar questions in the 2 rounds. Hiring manager and Director interview are more of knowing candidate's behavioral skills.
Interview Question – Windows Communication Foundation Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Mumbai Dec 2010 – Reviewed Jan 30, 2013
Interview Details
close to 10 rounds of interviews
interview qs on math -linear algebra and probability- and algorithms
Interview Question – Mostly only jee level math qs would be asked Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Did not negotiate, it was campus offer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Hyderābād Jan 2013 – Reviewed Jan 22, 2013
Interview Details
1.Shortlisting of resumes
2.Aptitude Test
3.Technical Test
4.Group Discussion/Activity
5.Personal Interview
the written test contains apti,cdc's subjs and c/c++/java
then in first tech interview they asked me several things ranging from dbms to networking ... some oops
then we had a group discussion
after that we had another tech interview where they concentrated on dbms and dsa
after that in final hr, executive director interviewed me ...
he is sooo strict
he asked me all typical and tough hr questions and some math puzzles ...
Interview Question –
1. program to generate Power set of a given list
2. 3000 bananas camel puzzle
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No Offer – Interviewed in Mumbai – Reviewed Jan 01, 2013
Interview Details written test and 3 rounds of interviews, 2 technical and 1 hr round
Interview Question – situation based questions Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Hyderābād Dec 2012 – Reviewed Dec 16, 2012
Interview Details There was a written test for 90 min. In total there were 50 Que. 10 Aptitude, 30 (C/C++/Java) and 10 - DS and OS. It was followed by 2 Technical Interview and 1 HR interview. In Both interviews there were questions mainly from Java, Data Structure , DBMS and projects which we have done.
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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mumbai – Reviewed Dec 09, 2012
Interview Details There were two rounds of interview with mix of technical and puzzle based questions followed by group activity.
Interview Question – at fresher level, expected to answer about complexity of sorting algorithms, Answer Question
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