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TCS Prime Interview Experience (On-Campus)

Last Updated : 16 Dec, 2024
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I recently attended the TCS Prime Interview held on my college campus. Here’s a detailed account of my experience, from the TCS NQT exam to the final HR round.

TCS NQT Exam

I participated in the TCS NQT exam with minimal preparation but relied on my strong understanding of DSA, which boosted my confidence. Being in the first batch of the 9 AM slot, I felt it gave me an advantage for the Prime Role selection.

Exam Experience

  • Coding Questions: The questions were simple, covering topics like finding the average of numbers and checking for a palindrome. However, there were technical issues with the code editor during the exam, especially for students in the morning slot, which surprisingly worked to our advantage.
  • Aptitude, Reasoning, and Verbal Sections: These were manageable even without much preparation, and I was able to solve most questions confidently.

The results were announced, and I was selected for the TCS Prime Role.

Interview Process

The interview process consisted of two rounds:

  1. Technical and Managerial Round
  2. HR Round

Round 1: Technical and Managerial Interview

During the Technical Round, I was asked the following questions:

  1. Introduce yourself.
  2. How would you rate yourself in solving DSA questions?
  3. Write the code for a recursion problem using a specific operator.
  4. Write queries related to MongoDB.
  5. Explain your latest project in detail.

The Managerial Round was relatively straightforward, with questions about my family background and a few general inquiries.

Round 2: HR Interview

After clearing the first round, I was called in for the HR Round. Here are the questions I faced:

  1. Introduce yourself.
  2. Where do you see yourself in the next five years?
  3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
  4. Would you be open to relocation?
  5. Why do you want to join TCS?

I answered these questions confidently and was selected for the role after the final round.

Final Thoughts

The entire process was a mix of challenges and opportunities. Despite the initial exam issues and minimal preparation, my strengths in coding and problem-solving helped me succeed. This experience taught me the importance of confidence, adaptability, and a positive outlook during interviews.


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