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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2010 – Reviewed May 07, 2013
Interview Details i cleared a written exam , and then was selected for the interview round , typical technical questions were asked .
Interview Question – why do you want to work with TCS Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed May 06, 2013
Interview Details
Campus Recruitment - After a pre placement talk, we were asked to make an account on their site. The site gives you an idea of what TCS will ask you in written exam. It gives you a fair idea of pattern of exam.
The recruitment process includes a written test( not applicable to certain high ranking students) followed by two rounds of interview - Technical and HR.
Written test - Easy aptitude questions but the questions are too long and will eat up your time. Don't go without solving TCS latest placement paper questions. You will find it very difficult to make up even if your aptitude is at the level of CAT.
Interview - Mostly your branch related questions, expect few questions from programming and networking concepts.
HR Round - Easy questions like your introduction, reasons why they should hire you etc.
Interview Question – Related to my branch (ECE) - describe the details of rectifier and stabilizer IC used in it. View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Lucknow (India) Oct 2012 – Reviewed May 06, 2013
Interview Details
I had a campus interview at Lucknow University's - Department of Business Administration.
It was a pretty general interview more of a get to know you kinds. The were precisely lookig for communication and soft skills for the concerned position.
Negotiation Details – As it was a campus drive, hence there was very little scope for salary negotiations more so as I am an absolute fresher Management grad.
Accepted Offer – Reviewed May 01, 2013
Interview Details
Sequence> 1. Aptitude test and campus or common centers.
2. Technical Interview round with employees having experience of 8-12 year.
3. Management Interview round with employees having experience of 12-20 year.
Interview Question – If your wife is pregnant and you have to go client side for few days project work, what will you do ? View Answer
Negotiation Details – Standard, as it was campus recruitment no negotiations.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Jaipur, Rajasthan (India) Feb 2009 – Reviewed Apr 30, 2013
Interview Details ASEs are hired from tier2-3 colleges. Campus placements are usually done in 7th sem. Interview aims at finding boys and girls with right attitude to work and who are ready to learn. The process involves an online test that aims to check their English language and problem solving skills. The next is a f2f interview which basically checks that the interviewee has done some preparation, wants to have a job, and has studied something(or good in at least one subject). So, interview usually starts with 'tell us one of your favorite subjects in Engg' or if you are lucky: 'to explain your summer training/projects undertaken'. The interviewer might grill a little on various aspects but in fact, it is still at overview level - and is actually verifying whether you are able to explain yourself, you are able to understand him and give a sane answer.
Interview Question – It is unexpected to expect 'unexpected question'/creative question at this level. The most difficult could be if you are asked to prove that your summer training was actually useful. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – No negotiation
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 28, 2013
Interview Details General c++ concepts..not that difficult
Interview Question – Nothing assuch.. but never go otu for buyout option...No guarantee that u ll get the money back. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 21, 2013
Interview Details Campus placement was conducted based on three rounds-1)written 2)Technical Interview 3)HR interview
Interview Question – Why should I hire you Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bangalore (India) Jan 2011 – Reviewed Apr 25, 2013
Interview Details .
Negotiation Details – NO negotiation at all .company offered a very good salary more than i expected.
No Offer – Interviewed in Pālghāt (India) Nov 2011 – Reviewed Apr 25, 2013
Interview Details
tcs will be conducting aan aptitude test. which is quite simple. one day preparation is enough. eventhough try more days. those who pass the aptitude test will be undergoing interviews.
two or three rounds will be there.
sometimes technical and hr interviews only.
dont bluff. if u dont know, say it frankly. know well about the company before going for an interview
Interview Question –
salary expected?....
here you will be locked.
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Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 24, 2013
Interview Details
Written test consisting of questions based on Econometrics followed by 3 rounds of Interview : HR, Managerial and Technical.
HR interview was a cakewalk.
Managerial was mostly asking about your projects and internships.
Technical was a bit grilling part. Core regression questions and some questions from the paper were asked.
Interview Question – Hypothesis Answer Question
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