Interview
Hello,
The interview results usually they give you by mail you've provided. It has been 10 days already wait for few more days. They'll mail you, if they won't mail in 1 month the possibility of getting accepted are less. You must look for another job, don't wait more than a month.
Hope it helps.
Hi Aspirant,
Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have not mentioned about the name of the company or college or university you are talking about so nothing can be said. You should certainly mention about the name of the company or college or university then only required information can be shared.
Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.
All the best!
Did you get the offer letter…?i have also attended the HR interview for cognizant GenC developer on 11/12/2021 but I didn’t receive offerletter till date
Is there any updation friends!!!! It's been 45 days of attending HR round for GenC developer through superset..... Please let me know any of you know anything?? Please update
Hello.
Hope you are doing good. Cognizant for genc generally takes 2 interview for the role after passing a exam or through digital nurture process. The technical round is generally a long process in your case which is 37 min. The entire process is completed through superset portal keep an eye in the superset portal the results will be reflected in the results section when they update. And the next concern they generally call candidates for hr interview after clearing the technical round.
Good luck.
Dear aspirant,
In the interview of cognizant it's not necessary that for every participant they will ask the same type of questions . If you got through the interview you will definitely get the mail from the hr or if you are from the campus placement then you will get the list for the selected candidates.
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well in your life. So as you must be knowing to get the call letter for upsc you must be having qualified the upsc preliminary test and also mains exam.
After qualifying the mains exam you can check you name in the merit list that you qualified mains exam or not and if you have qualified then you will be getting you name on the website.
Best of luck!
Thank you!
Hi,
The following experience is by Risabh Baldi, a student of IIMA '13 batch.
"The interview started with the customary questions (Why MBA, Why Agribusiness Management) moving on to the achievements and ended with a rapid fire session of Mathematics.
The Customary Questions
So, why do you want to join IIM Ahmedabad?
Because I preferably want to stay in India, the fees is low as compared to the foreign institutes and there are only a few colleges for Agribusiness Management in India -IIM A being the best among them. (I had written in the form that I had offers from other universities- totally downplayed this one. I was never in awe of IIM A but even if you are, I guess you should not show that to the interviewer )
Why Agribusiness Management?
I have studied Food Engineering for four years. I have come to realize that although I like Agri/Food sector as such but I am not that much interested in the technical aspects of it. I find it difficult to understand. Also, when I did my internship I was given an Operations project which I found much more interesting and thus....blah blah
Why an year gap?
(This was the most difficult and expected question. I took an year drop for JEE preparation after screwing up JEE (https://www.quora.com/How-is-life-after-failing-in-the-IIT-JEE-examination/answer/Rishabh-Baldi) .) Because when I saw the brochure for JEE while applying, I saw Agricultural/Food Engineering and I was intrigued by it. I had a very strong intuitive feeling that I should be in this sector. I researched, found out good colleges for it and only IIT and UDCT were my options. And therefore, even though I had offers for CS/ECE, etc. I took an year drop.
He stared at me and said "I cannot believe it". I said nonchalantly, "I can't do anything to make you believe but that is the truth"
(This is by far the biggest bullshit I have pulled off ever in my life. The nonchalance to his reaction worked I guess.)
Achievements and CGPA
What is your most significant achievement till now? (Many people screw up here. They say I was a gold-medalist in this that subject and when they are questioned on that they have already forgotten it) I don't give that much importance to academic achievements and so I would say that being chosen to work for the most important project of the year for Cadbury in 2010 is my major achievement till date.
Tell something more about this project. Explained in detail.
Your CGPA (68%) seems to be on the lower side. Isn't it? No, it is not. It is average. In my institute, percentage system is followed and the topper gets around 78%. I understood the concepts but my retention level for technical concepts was low. If I was good at engineering, I would have never come for MBA at the first place. Considering the fact that I had no interest whatsoever in engineering, I would say I have done a very good job. I am satisfied with what I scored.
Rapid Fire Round - Mathematics
(This was a Mathematics prof which I came to know later)
Interviewer: You scored 800/800 in GRE. It seems that your Maths is very good. Me: Yes Sir. Interviewer: What are your favourite topics? Me: Mmm..I like Calculus.
1. Calculus Interviewer: Give an example of a function where ∫10f(x)dx.∫01f(x)dx. is 0 and f(x) is not equal to 0. Me (did not remember the function): Drew a graph of y= -2x+1 Interviewer: Is this the only function? Me: No, there can be many such functions.Whenever the area above the x-axis and the area below the x-axis is same this will be 0. Interviewer: Isn't area a scalar quantity? Me: Nope. Vector. 2. Triangle Interviewer: What is the sum of angles of a triangle? Me: Interior angles or Exterior angles? Interviewer (smiling): Interior. Me: 180 degrees. Interviewer: Sure? Me: Yes Interviewer: 100%? Me: Yes Interviewer: Even if it is on the surface of the earth? Me: Yes, yes, Sir. Anywhere it is 180 degrees. Interviewer: Draw a triangle on a ball and measure the sum of angles. It won't be 180 degrees. Me: Obviously. Because it won't be a triangle then. Interviewer: Why? Me: The three sides will not be in the same plane. Interviewer: So, how would you define a triangle? Me: A closed figure formed by three non-parallel straight lines in the same plane. Interviewer: Ok, good. 3. Parallel Lines Interviewer: Can there be two lines which are parallel but not intersecting? Me (thinking that all parallel lines are not intersecting but still answered in one word): Yes. Interviewer: Sure? Draw and show me. (puts a pen and paper ahead) Me: I can't. I need a scale. (starts laughing) Interviewer: Can there be two lines which are not parallel and not intersecting? Me: Yes. Interviewer: When? Me: When they are not in the same plane. Skew lines. Interviewer: Define skew lines. Me: I don't know the exact definition but when two lines are not in the same plane they are skew lines."
1. Calculus
Interviewer: Give an example of a function where ∫10f(x)dx.∫01f(x)dx. is 0 and f(x) is not equal to 0. Me (did not remember the function): Drew a graph of y= -2x+1 Interviewer: Is this the only function? Me: No, there can be many such functions.Whenever the area above the x-axis and the area below the x-axis is same this will be 0.
Interviewer: Isn't area a scalar quantity?
Me: Nope. Vector.
2. Triangle Interviewer: What is the sum of angles of a triangle? Me: Interior angles or Exterior angles? Interviewer (smiling): Interior. Me: 180 degrees. Interviewer: Sure? Me: Yes Interviewer: 100%? Me: Yes Interviewer: Even if it is on the surface of the earth? Me: Yes, yes, Sir. Anywhere it is 180 degrees. Interviewer: Draw a triangle on a ball and measure the sum of angles. It won't be 180 degrees. Me: Obviously. Because it won't be a triangle then. Interviewer: Why? Me: The three sides will not be in the same plane. Interviewer: So, how would you define a triangle? Me: A closed figure formed by three non-parallel straight lines in the same plane. Interviewer: Ok, good.
3. Parallel Lines Interviewer: Can there be two lines which are parallel but not intersecting? Me (thinking that all parallel lines are not intersecting but still answered in one word): Yes. Interviewer: Sure? Draw and show me. (puts a pen and paper ahead) Me: I can't. I need a scale. (starts laughing) Interviewer: Can there be two lines which are not parallel and not intersecting? Me: Yes. Interviewer: When? Me: When they are not in the same plane. Skew lines.
Interviewer: Define skew lines.
Me: I don't know the exact definition but when two lines are not in the same plane they are skew lines."
Dear Student,
For that you need to contact to the authority, only they will tell you about that. It might take even a week, month or even a year. As these are private companies so no one can what will happen next. Still most of the applicants get the mails after few months. You don't need to worry about that, you can just ask them about that.
Good luck :)
Greetings,
Personal Interview Round in IIMs and all other top B-schools is the most important part of MBA admission process and commands even higher weightage than you have scored in CAT and all.
My one of the acquainted friend gave the interview told me it was quite smooth he was asked about his qualifications hobbies and all, if you'll be prepared for all of this then surely you'll not face any such problems.
I hope it might help you !!
Best of luck !!
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