Try to have a good basic in your departmental knowledge, practice lot of aptitude during your summer vacations and know your summer training topics well. Rest leave it to fate. Don't get upset, if you get rejected. If you have put in enough hardwork, you will get rewarded one day definitely, nothing will go in vain. There will be many companies visiting for placement, one day will be definitely yours. All the best.
Company :L&T ECC
Role :GET
Oppurtunity :ON Campus
Branch :Electrical Engineering.
L&T Get Interview Experience 2024 Placement Process
ROUND 1: ONLINE APTITUDE ROUND
Before the first round of Online Aptitude, the students from each department were shortlisted on the basis of their CGPA before one was allowed to appear for the aptitude test. It is advised to keep your CGPA above 8.
The Aptitude round consisted of 30 Questions each from Aptitude, Analytical Reasoning and Verbal. Hence total 90 Questions and time given was around 1 hour and 20 minutes. It is necessary to score decent in each section and one has to clear a pre-determined cut off to be selected for the next upcoming interview rounds.
You can practice from any standard online site, preferably Pariksha or Indiabix.
ROUND 2: TECHNICAL PI
One should be thorough in subjects like Machines, Power system protection and your project or Vocational Training/Summer Internship. Try to have knowledge about practical and common electrical equipment like MCB, transformer rating of college, substation layout. New technology like smart grid, micro grid etc.
ROUND 3: HR ROUND
Extempore, 30 seconds to think upon and 2 minutes to speak on it. During our time, to name a few, Topics were:
1. Tough times don’t last but Tough people do.
2. Journey not destination matters most.
Then I was asked basic HR Questions like:
Would you take posting on any pricky locations like Jammu and Kashmir?
Why didn’t you develop coding habits for IT companies?
You have to show the HR that you are genuinely interested in the job, try to be yourself, develop a strong point about yourself and try to bring every question to your strength.
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