Aptitude Test

The campus selection process starts with Aptitude Test, which will assess your mind power to perform in a particular way. This includes quantitative problems, logical ability, numerical, verbal and analytical reasoning abilities sections. Each section may have individual eligibility criteria. Part of the test may be on C & C++. Though you will be trained by experts during 5th semester you need to practice on your own in order to achieve the required speed and accuracy.
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Useful links to placement test papers

The test papers are from the memory of the students who have attended the test (not from the company) and therefore caution has to be exercised.
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bullethttp://www.4Futureengineers.com
bullethttp://www.Freshersworld.com
bullethttp://www.CHETANAS.com
bullethttp://www.VYOMS – Redefining the way Freshers Get Job!.com
bullethttp://www.Freshers.org
bullethttp://www.Fresherjobs.in
bullethttp://www.jobsassist.com
bullethttp://www.boredguru.com
bullethttp://www.todayfresher.com
bullethttp://www.ittestpapers.com
bullethttp://www.sourcecodesworld.com
bullethttp://www.sureshkumar.net
 
Important Books

 TITLEAUTHOR
bulletPuzzles to Puzzle YouShakuntala Devi
bulletIn the Wonderland of NumbersShakuntala Devi
bulletThe Great Book of Puzzles And TeasersGeorge J. Summers
bulletQuantitative AptitudeR.S Agarwal
bulletVerbal ReasoningR.S Agarwal
bulletBrain TeasersRavi Narula
bulletTest Your C SkillsYashwant Kanetkar
bulletBody Language- your success MantraDr.Shalini Varma
bulletTest Your C SkillsS Thamarai SelviR Murugesan
bulletCracking IT InterviewBalasubramanium . M & others
 
 
For Group discussion and HR interview, the soft skills you learn during training have to be developed. The book on body language will be very useful. For technical interview refer to book "Cracking IT Interview" by Balasubramanium . M & others. However it is desirable to keep the technical knowledge summarized in a diary for ready reference.



some questions for interviewing an adult

  • Tell me something about yourself...
  • What has life taught you?
  • Who and what has surprised you in your life?
  • What do you see in your future?
  • What are you most proud of?
  • What are your regrets?
  • Did you have any pets when you were growing up? If so, what were they like?
  • What was the happiest moment of your life? The saddest? The most memorable?
  • What have you always wanted to do, but haven't done yet? Do you think you'll have the chance to do it?
  • How would you like to be remembered?
Some questions for interviewing a youth

  • Who are the most important people in your life?
  • What's your favorite part of school?
  • What is your earliest memory?
  • Describe the place where you live – what's it like there?
  • What are your big goals in life?
  • Who's your best friend? What do you like to do together?
  • Do you have any siblings? How are they like you and how are they different?
  • What do you dream for the children of your country?
  • What do want to be later in life and why?
  • Describe an ordinary day in your life, from the moment you wake up until the time you go to sleep

INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES.pdf INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES.pdf
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