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My L1B PA was yesterday at 11:30. We are first checked at the entry hall for mobiles or any metalling articles and enter the pre screnning hall. There are VFS persons who are around to guide us after quickly checking that our papers are complete. They guide us to the respective counter for pre screening.
While I was in by 10:45, the pre screening/ verification of docs takes around 1 + hours( for L1B we have a DD which has to be acknowledged which takes time) followed by finder printing which takes half an hour as there would be a queue there as well and the actual interview. I gave my papers for screening by 11:15 and did not get it back till about 12:30. They asked us to go ahead to the next building to the interview hall and wait . But finger printing happens only after we get the teal folder back. So it is a good idea to be an hour or more early for the interview so that all the pre interview process will be done before the actual interview time.
The interview as such was quite simple. Following are the questions I faced:
1) How long have you been with --- company?
2) Who is the client?
3) How long have you been with this Client?
4) What is your current project?
5) What technology?
6) How many persons will be involved in the project that you will go for?
Post this she(VO) told me the papers would be couriered shortly.
I had no questions on the specilization but it is good to be prepared about the same. The wait time between stages is the only tussle we might face. The process is quite streamlined and a tip for the interview is to listen carefully and speak slowly and clearly. A good news yesterday was that all the while yesterday between 12:00 and 2:00 there was not a single rejection(atleast at the two H1/L1 counters I could see)!
My L1B PA was yesterday at 11:30. We are first checked at the entry hall for mobiles or any metalling articles and enter the pre screnning hall. There are VFS persons who are around to guide us after quickly checking that our papers are complete. They guide us to the respective counter for pre screening.
While I was in by 10:45, the pre screening/ verification of docs takes around 1 + hours( for L1B we have a DD which has to be acknowledged which takes time) followed by finder printing which takes half an hour as there would be a queue there as well and the actual interview. I gave my papers for screening by 11:15 and did not get it back till about 12:30. They asked us to go ahead to the next building to the interview hall and wait . But finger printing happens only after we get the teal folder back. So it is a good idea to be an hour or more early for the interview so that all the pre interview process will be done before the actual interview time.
The interview as such was quite simple. Following are the questions I faced:
1) How long have you been with --- company?
2) Who is the client?
3) How long have you been with this Client?
4) What is your current project?
5) What technology?
6) How many persons will be involved in the project that you will go for?
Post this she(VO) told me the papers would be couriered shortly.
I had no questions on the specilization but it is good to be prepared about the same. The wait time between stages is the only tussle we might face. The process is quite streamlined and a tip for the interview is to listen carefully and speak slowly and clearly. A good news yesterday was that all the while yesterday between 12:00 and 2:00 there was not a single rejection(atleast at the two H1/L1 counters I could see)!
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