Texas Instruments Summer Internship Program interview questions
based on 3 ratings - Updated Aug 31, 2022
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I applied online. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (Taipei) in Nov 2021
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**This is the review for TI Taiwan branch**
Took two stages within a month: online behavioral questions via HireVue and online interview with the desired department. Typical recruiting process. Waited for a month and more to receive their final decision.
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I applied through university. I interviewed at Texas Instruments (Nāgpur, Maharashtra) in Oct 2020
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Experience: The test had 4 sections each having 20 questions with +1/-0.5 marking. The timing for each section was Analog: 45 minutes, Digital: 45 minutes Aptitude: 30 minutes and Signal Processing: 60 minutes. I was shortlisted for Signal Processing interview.
Tips: Course materials to be referred:
Analog- Analog Circuits
Digital- Digital Systems
Signal Processing- Signals and Systems, Digital signal Processing
There was an aptitude round followed by 2 interview rounds. I made it to the first interview round after which they ghosted and didn't contact me back even. I guess college matters to them as they mostly recruit from top colleges only, no matter how good you are.