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What should I study for TCS interview?
TCS Technical Interview Questions
- 1) Explain the functionality of linked list.
- 2) What are the four basic principles of OOPS?
- 3) What is inheritance?
- 4) What is the way of inheriting variable of one class to any other class?
- 5) What is Polymorphism?
- 6) What are the different types of inheritance?
How can I face an interview in TCS?
Keep your answers brief and to the point, stay calm, smile often, think your answers through, and don’t get defensive if you cannot answer any question. Here are some sample questions to help you prepare: Introduce yourself.
How do I prepare for a TCS interview?
Do research about TCS before the interview and learn some facts. Try to not be less nervous, they are to select you not to reject you. Be prepared with questions like telling us about yourself, tell us about your project, what challenges you faced making your project, in which tool and version you made your project.
What is the interview process like at TCS after the ILP?
It shows that you are interested in the company & it’s work. So if you are offered the job, be assured you will be asked for your preferred location. But again post-ILP your posting is decided according to Business requirements of TCS. I have completed my TCS interview (off-campus). My HR interview was held for only 5 minutes after my TR interview.
Do you get an interview after an ILP?
Firstly do not expect to get interviewed for a project after a ILP. In most cases the RMG will allocate you to a random project based on demand irrespective of your stream on which you are trained. In some cases you might be premapped into a project at your ILP location so again no worries about interview.
How do I get into a project in TCS?
A Getting into a project in TCS is a cakewalk! However, it largely depends on what sort of project you want to get into. Nobody expects you to be a Java geek or C++ expert. Remember you are in TCS and not in Google. All you must possess is a sound knowledge, of the basics of any one programming language plus what you were trained on, during ILP.