Internship (Renewables/Power DT Business)
Interview Date
September 2021
Result
Selected (Implied)
Difficulty
Medium
Rounds
4 rounds
Drive Type
On-Campus/Internship
Topics asked
Detailed experience
College: VIT Vellore
Interview Date: September 2021
Interview Type: On-Campus/Internship
Result: Selected (Implied)
Difficulty: Medium
Rounds: 4 rounds
Topics Asked: Logical reasoning, English grammar, quantitative ability, Data Structures (Arrays, Binary Tree), Algorithms (Wildcard matching), Projects, OOPS (pillars, class vs interface), Java (collections, Array vs ArrayList vs LinkedList), OSI layers, Cyber Security, Behavioral.
GE visited VIT Vellore in September 2021 for internship opportunities across Aviation, Gas Power, and Renewables departments. The entire process was online. Students with a CGPA above 6.65 and 66.5% in 10th and 12th were eligible.
Round 1: Online Test (AON Cocubes)
This round had two parts. Part 1 consisted of 50 questions on Logical Reasoning, English Grammar, and Quantitative Ability, to be completed in 50 minutes. Part 2 had two coding questions of easy and medium difficulty, to be completed in 45 minutes. Specific coding questions mentioned were: "Array element having a maximum frequency of digit K" and "Wildcard matching".
Round 2: Technical Round
About 115 candidates were shortlisted. The interviewer was friendly and focused on projects. The candidate was asked to explain 7-8 projects (more than what was on the resume). Questions were also asked on OOPS concepts (four basic pillars with real-life examples, differences between class and interface). Java-specific questions included "what is Java collection", "difference between array and ArrayList", and "ArrayList and LinkedList". Basic knowledge of OSI layers (just names) was also tested. Finally, questions on cyber security were asked due to relevant projects. The round lasted about 35 minutes.
Round 3: Managerial Round
Not explicitly detailed in the provided snippet, but it's mentioned as part of the 4 rounds.
Round 4: HR Round
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