GenC Elevate

The exam started somewhat around 2 P.M. First there were MCQs and after attempting the MCQs there were three coding questions and at last two SQL questions. It was a properly proctored exam with a camera and mic on. Any suspicious activity would cancel your exam.

This was a technical round Scheduled in the afternoon. I was waiting in the lobby, then a young man appeared on the screen and then wished me and asked how I was doing. I was nervous because It was going to be my first interview. He made me comfortable by talking very gently and he told me to start with my introduction. I introduced myself very nicely and then as I completed my introduction he started with my hobby which I mentioned about blogging, so he asked very curiously what topics you cover in your blogs. That made me very comfortable because I answered that part very confidently and that was the point where my interview started going well. Then he asked me questions from Computer Networking, there were around 3-4 questions from CN. I answered 2 questions out of 4. Then he asked me questions from OOPS. Started with the 4pillars of OOPS. I answered that very confidently. Then he further asked about overriding and overloading and other properties of OOPS like inheritance etc. Then he asked me a few questions from DBMS and OS I was able to answer most of them, maybe not accurately but still, he was satisfied, and after that, he told me to solve a switch case problem in the chat box. I solved the problem and then he asked me two apti questions and told me to solve them on paper and show the working with the answer and I solved both the apti questions. He asked that am I aware of any latest technology or not, then I told him about cloud storage and big data a little bit. So overall it was a very interactive and positive conversation, it was not that dull and boring type of an interview. The way he was responding I got the idea that he was impressed by me and I might get selected.

HR round was scheduled around 10 in the morning and was just like a formality. The interviewer asked 4-5 straight HR questions nothing else. Explained each question in detail and depth. HR Interview was pretty easy for me. Top 20 HR questions helped. I practiced everything and wrote my own answer. I just revised that questions just before that Interview. Overall experience was pretty good.