I applied through other source. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Capgemini (Bengaluru) in Jan 2016
Interview
I gave my interview in the month of jan 2016 . I got through ABC institute. There were totally 3 rounds
1. written test at ABC which consisted of technical questions on Java
2. Online ICompass test held at capgemini office , it consisted of 50 questions which included 2 modules , one was mathematical and verbal apti , second module was based on core java , springs and hibernate. Only 29 students were shortlisted out of 120
3.3rd round was face to face technical. Finally 13 were recruited out of 500 crowd.
4.document verification . They rolled out offer letter immediately after verifying my documents ^_^ .
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If you are confident about Java then technical round must be too easy for u to clear it. They asked all basic questions on java .
1. explain me OOPS concept
2. Take a real time example and write a program on each of the OOPS concept
3.asked few questions on all the skills that i had mentioned in my resume.So make sure u know at least basics about the skill set mentioned in resume.
4.what is serialization and deserialization ?
5. Multithreading concepts
6.Exceptions
7.collections
8.few basic questions on JSP (about tags and how to connect it to server)
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Capgemini (Baharampur) in Sep 2013
Interview
This was a campus hiring process and the process was completed in a single day. The whole process had three phases:
1. Aptitude Test : Conducted by CoCubes.com, the test had 75 questions with 25 each in reasoning, quantitative aptitude, English language abilities to be completed in 60 minutes time. The questions were simple but needs good speed to cover the paper and post a decent number of attempts in the given time. A good standard book can help you get through this stage
2. Group Discussion: My panel had 9 members and we had a topic on a burning national topic. Maintaining a correct body posture, and getting across your points clearly will be key here. Being updated with the news would help
3. Personal Interview: The interview was easy. I was asked about my hobbies, habits, school life, college life, co-curricular activities, grades etc. I was asked some basic definitions to C programming and finally an easy C program.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q. What are your hobbies? What is your final year project about? Explain the inconsistency in your grades? What is an array? What are pointers? Write a program to find the greatest of three numbers.
I applied through a staffing agency. I interviewed at Capgemini (Bengaluru) in Jun 2015
Interview
first round was simple aptitude question.
second round was average technical written (c++ , java).
third round was technical round one.
fourth round was technical round two.
fifth round was hr round (final round).