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  • 8 Rounds Of Interview For Mechanical Engineers!

    gowthamanbu

    gowthamanbu

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    Updated: Oct 19, 2024
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    Placement Training in our college now. The man came today said that mechanical core companies will have 7 or 8 rounds. For softwares it is only 3. What are that 8 rounds in mechanical core companies?


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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Dec 21, 2012

    The number of 'rounds' are basically decided by the companies hiring - to ensure that they get the best of the candidates. So, if you're through with the basics - 8 or 80 rounds of interviews don't matter. It's just going to be a formality, if you're good.

    I believe out of 8 rounds, there 6 will be technical rounds of Interviews and 2 might be the HR or related interviews. Of course, the specifics will be declared by the hiring company. It's better to ask the T&P officer about this information because they'll be the right people who should have a detailed knowledge of the companies and their overall hiring process. Did they tell you the name of company which is going to conduct 8 rounds of Interviews?

    For Software engineers, there are several companies that go up to 12 rounds of Interviews. So it totally depends on which company is recruiting.
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  • gowthamanbu

    Member • Dec 21, 2012

    #-Link-Snipped-# Yes! They said that 8 rounds for Ashok leyland. But they assured that software companies will have only 3 rounds; Aptitude,GD and HR.

    Somehow I can manage the technicals, but what about other rounds? Is it GD? GD with technical one?
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Dec 21, 2012

    I doubt they'll ever have a technical GD. Doesn't make sense. GD's usually are aimed at checking your general awareness, ability to participate in team discussions and overall communication skills. Yes, GD could be a part of overall interviewing process. Someone more familiar with Ashok Layland's selection process would be able to answer this in more detail.
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  • gowthamanbu

    Member • Dec 21, 2012

    #-Link-Snipped-# Thats right!! What about the HR one?
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