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Hi All,
First of all a very big thank you to this forum and to all the people who shared their interview experiences both good and bad. It has been of great help in helping me prepare for my interview.
Questions asked during the interview:
1. Which company do you work for?
2. How long have you been with this company?
3. What is your specialization? before i could complete he asked me the next question
4. Have you developed this tool?
5. Who is the client?
VO said that my visa was approved and should get my passport in 5-6 business days.
Tips:
1. Be confident and keep smiling.
2. Answer to the point and keep it simple.
3. Prepare well and practice, practice, practice.
4. Have mock interviews with someone who is from a non-IT background and ask him/her if he/she was able to comprehend what you spoke.
5. Have all your documents ready.
6. Carry some cash on you. I would suggest something in excess of INR 6000 would be good, the reason being if you are carrying a DD and if there is a change in the exchange rates, you will have to pay the balance in cash. The ATM is quite a walk and might delay you for your interview. Add to it the humidity and sweat.
7. Do not get distracted by interviews happening at other windows or get nervous by side-talks.
First of all a very big thank you to this forum and to all the people who shared their interview experiences both good and bad. It has been of great help in helping me prepare for my interview.
Questions asked during the interview:
1. Which company do you work for?
2. How long have you been with this company?
3. What is your specialization? before i could complete he asked me the next question
4. Have you developed this tool?
5. Who is the client?
VO said that my visa was approved and should get my passport in 5-6 business days.
Tips:
1. Be confident and keep smiling.
2. Answer to the point and keep it simple.
3. Prepare well and practice, practice, practice.
4. Have mock interviews with someone who is from a non-IT background and ask him/her if he/she was able to comprehend what you spoke.
5. Have all your documents ready.
6. Carry some cash on you. I would suggest something in excess of INR 6000 would be good, the reason being if you are carrying a DD and if there is a change in the exchange rates, you will have to pay the balance in cash. The ATM is quite a walk and might delay you for your interview. Add to it the humidity and sweat.
7. Do not get distracted by interviews happening at other windows or get nervous by side-talks.
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