Not Specified (Entry-level through On-Campus Drive)
Interview Date
July 2019
Result
Not selected
Difficulty
Medium (pH test), Aptitude test was fumbled.
Rounds
2 main rounds (Written Round - eLitmus pH test, Personal Interview Round)
Drive Type
On-Campus Interview
Topics asked
Detailed experience
College: Techno University
Interview Date: July 2019
Interview Type: On-Campus Interview
Result: Not selected
Difficulty: Medium (pH test), Aptitude test was fumbled.
Rounds: 2 main rounds (Written Round - eLitmus pH test, Personal Interview Round)
Topics Asked: Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning (Crypt arithmetic), Verbal English, Interrogative aptitude test
This experience describes an on-campus drive organized by eLitmus Evaluation Pvt Ltd. The candidate registered online and was briefed about the process, which required clearing an eLitmus pH test to be eligible for the personal interview round.
Written Round – eLitmus pH test
This was an offline, pen-and-paper test lasting 120 minutes. It consisted of three sections: Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal English. Each section had 20 questions, with each question carrying 10 marks (total 200 marks per section).
A significant and difficult part of the Logical Reasoning section was Crypt arithmetic, with 4 to 5 questions. Successfully solving these could increase one's percentile by about 40%. The candidate prepared using online materials, including PrepInsta.
The candidate cleared the written test, receiving an email after a week confirming qualification for the personal interview round with percentiles above the eligibility criteria.
Personal Interview Round
This round had two parts, but the candidate did not progress past the first part. This first part was described as an "interrogative aptitude test" where the candidate felt confused. Out of 35 candidates, only 3 were taken for further evaluation after this stage, and the candidate was not among them.
The candidate expressed dissatisfaction with the interview structure and evaluation process, noting that it took almost a whole day without getting a chance to meet the panel or prove themselves, despite a good percentile in the eLitmus test.