TCS Digital Interview Experience
Here are two real-life examples of TCS Digital fresher interview experiences to provide you with a detailed understanding of what the process looks like:
TCS Digital Interview Experience 1
About the Interviewee
Name: Rajesh Kumar
Degree: B.Tech in Computer Science
Profile
Rajesh is a tech-savvy individual with a strong passion for coding and problem-solving. He has interned at a startup where he gained hands-on experience in Python and machine learning.
Round 1: Advanced Reasoning and Quantitative Assessment
I found the questions in this round to be challenging but manageable. However, I did struggle with a couple of logical reasoning questions that took up more time than I had anticipated, making me rush through the last few questions.
Round 2: Advanced Coding
In this round, I was given a problem related to data structures. Although I was familiar with the concept, I initially struggled with optimizing my solution. After a few failed attempts, I finally got it right, but it was a nerve-wracking experience.
Round 3: Technical Interview
The panel asked me questions related to machine learning and Python. I was well-prepared for most questions but stumbled a bit when asked about the specifics of a machine learning algorithm I hadn’t reviewed recently.
Round 4: HR Interview
The HR panel and I had a great conversation about my long-term career goals and how I would fit within the company culture. However, I felt I could have articulated my answers more clearly when discussing my weaknesses and strengths.
TCS Digital Interview Experience 2
About the Interviewee
Name: Abhinav Shinde
Degree: MCA
Profile
Priya is an enthusiastic coder with a special interest in web development. She has completed a couple of freelance projects and is an active contributor to open-source projects.
Round 1: Advanced Reasoning and Quantitative Assessment
I found the reasoning questions to be particularly tough and realized halfway through that I had misinterpreted a couple of them. I had to go back and redo those, which cost me valuable time.
Round 2: Advanced Coding
I was tasked with solving a complex algorithmic problem. At first, it seemed daunting, and I spent too much time overthinking it. I had to calm myself down and refocus to eventually solve the problem.
Round 3: Technical Interview
The technical panel focused on my web development skills. They asked me to explain one of my freelance projects in detail. I got a bit nervous and fumbled through my explanation initially but managed to regain my composure.
Round 4: HR Interview
The HR interview felt more like a casual conversation, but I was caught off guard when asked about how I handle conflict in a team setting. I hesitated a bit but tried to provide a thoughtful answer.
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Aarthy is an passionate technical writer with experience across various domains such as web development, Web 3.0, AI, ML, technical documentation for product development, software testing, and, course content development. She has won over 6 national-level technical hackathons and blogathons.
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