Capgemini Interview Questions

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Contents
Capgemini Recruitment Process

1. Interview Process
2. Interview Rounds
Capgemini Technical Interview Questions:

Freshers and Experienced
3. Why is it suggested to utilise a database management system (DBMS)? List some
of its primary advantages to explain.
4. Why is normalization needed in a database?
5. Distinguish between UNION and UNION ALL.
6. What is the difference between Dataset.clone() and Dataset.copy()?
7. What is the difference between getch() and getche()?
8. What do you know about #pragma directive?
9. To connect the C program and the operating system, what structure is used?
10. What is the drawback of scanf() and how can it be avoided (if any)?
11. Illustrate public static void main(String args[]) in Java.
12. What is Java String Pool?
13. Why are Java Strings immutable in nature?
14. Explain shallow copy vs deep copy in the context of Java.
15. How is memory managed in Python?
16. Distinguish between range and xrange in Python.
17. What are the advantages of NumPy arrays over Python lists?
18. What are the disadvantages of using an array to implement Queue?
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Capgemini Technical Interview

Questions: Freshers and Experienced (.....Continued)
19. Is there a good reason to choose BSTs over AVLs in the first place?
20. List the advantages of using Tries over Binary Search Trees (BSTs).
21. What distinguishes a structure from a class in C++?
22. What is the difference between new() and malloc()?
23. What are virtual functions and pure virtual functions?
24. What is a DNS (Domain Name System) forwarder?
25. How does the dynamic host configuration protocol help with network
management?
26. What do you know about anonymous FTP (File Transfer Protocol)?
27. What is the Golden Ratio?
Capgemini Interview Preparation

28. Interview Preparation Tips
Frequently Asked Questions

29. Is Capgemini good for freshers?
30. Is the Capgemini interview tough?
31. What is the salary for freshers in Capgemini?
32. Why Capgemini?
33. How do I join Capgemini?
34. Is there any bond in Capgemini?

Let's get Started
Capgemini is a leading provider of consulting, digital transformation, technology, and
engineering services around the world. In the growing world of cloud, digital, and
platforms, the Group is at the forefront of innovation to tackle the complete range of
clients' opportunities.
Capgemini is a global leader in partnering with businesses to help them transform
and manage their operations using technology. Every day, the Group is guided by its
mission of unleashing human potential via technology for a more inclusive and
sustainable future. With around 290,000 team members in approximately 50
countries, it is a responsible and diversified organization. Capgemini is trusted by its
clients to address the entire breadth of their business needs, from strategy and
design to operations, fueled by the fast-evolving and innovative world of cloud, data,
AI, connectivity, so ware, digital engineering, and platforms, due to its strong 50-year
heritage and deep industry expertise.
When you join Capgemini India, you join a dynamic organisation and become a
member of a worldwide community of free-thinkers, entrepreneurs, and industry
experts who are all determined to utilise technology to rethink what is possible. You
work together to transform the world's most successful companies while sharing
information and challenging ourselves to be better. It's how we cultivate exceptional
careers and give innovation the personal touch it requires.
If you have the desire, talent, and aptitude to work with cutting-edge technology,
Capgemini is the place for you. Please see the eligibility requirements listed below.
Eligibility Criteria:
The candidates must meet all of the following required criteria:

Candidates must have a 60% or higher in Diploma, Graduation, and MCA/ ME /

MTech.
For SSC and HSC scores, there are no percentage criteria.
The interview process is open for all branches for both BE and BTech.
ME / MTech students must be only from Information Technology, Information
Science, and Computer Science.
Candidates should not have any outstanding backlogs when they come for the
process.
Only those candidates who have been shortlisted for the further rounds will be
eligible for further rounds.
Capgemini Recruitment Process

1. Interview Process
The Capgemini Recruitment Process generally consists of three rounds of selection:
Online assessment test
Technical interview round
HR interview round
2. Interview Rounds
Online Assessment Test:
The online-based assessment test is the first step in the recruitment process. The
candidates who clear this round are called for the technical interview rounds. The
test is divided into 4 parts.
The detailed online test pattern for the Capgemini recruitment process is mentioned
below:

Pseudocoding: This is an MCQ round. Capgemini's Pseudo Code section assesses

candidates' ability to answer questions that include: Understanding of
programming logic (tested through Pseudocode Questions), C, C++, Java, Data
Structures and Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS).
English Communication Test: This exam will put your grammatical and
vocabulary skills to the test. This is also an MCQ round. The areas to study for the
English Communication test are Reading Comprehension, Para-Jumbles, Direct
and Indirect Speech, Active and Passive Voice, Sentence Correction, and
completion.
Game-Based Aptitude: The Capgemini Gamified Quantitative Aptitude Test is
the most interesting new stage in the Capgemini Recruitment Process. It is
expected to be a series of four games to be completed. The various types of
games that occur in the test are related to Deductive Logical Thinking, Inductive
Logical Thinking, Grid Challenge, and Motion Challenge.
Behavioral Competency: This round (also known as the Adaptive Employee
Personality Test or ADEPT-15) is a personality psychometric designed to assess
work-related behavior. The evaluation is made up of pairs of assertions. You
must choose the one you agree with the most.
Only those candidates who have passed all three steps of the test evaluation will
be invited to the interview. This round can be skipped by HR for experienced
professionals having adequate work experience and knowledge based on the
company's requirements.
The Behavioral Profiling Module is for understanding the candidate's profile,
and students who complete the module will receive a work-style report.
Technical Interview Round:
The candidates who clear the online test are called for the face-to-face technical
interview round.
Technical interview evaluates your technical abilities, which are usually related to the
technical knowledge required for the position and the company you want to work
for. The questions are designed to test your problem-solving and numerical
reasoning skills.

Thus, the interviewer will evaluate you in the Technical Round based on your:
Technical Expertise and problem-solving skills.
IQ Quotient
Projects and your past work experiences
The technical face-to-face interview is the most important part of the entire
procedure. You should know the principles of computer science, such as OOPS,
DBMS, CN, and OS, etc, and be able to properly describe them to the interviewer.
Knowledge of a programming language is essential. Make sure you know how to
program in at least one language. You do not need to be fluent in all programming
languages, but you should have enough familiarity with at least one, such as C++,
Java, or Python. The interviewer will also assess your problem-solving abilities. You'll
be questioned about your previous projects and professional experiences, including
what you did, what technology you used, what you developed, and how successful
you were. Questions about the CV and the company may be asked as well.
The number of technical interviews to be conducted will be based on your profile,
performance in the previous rounds, and company requirements.
HR Interview Round:
Students who have cleared the Technical interview will be called for the HR round. HR
interviews are conducted to assess a candidate's personality in order to determine
whether or not they are qualified for the position and how well a candidate will fit
into the company's work culture. In addition to the normal HR questions regarding
strengths and weaknesses, reasons for applying to the company, why you should be
hired, and so on, expect questions about work experience, educational qualification,
interests, and family background. They can also ask questions related to Capgemini,
such as when it was founded, its objectives, beliefs, goals and organizational
structure, among other things.
The hiring process comes to a close at this point. Adaptability is demanded of
candidates, although this stage allows for negotiation. The most o en asked
questions are:

Please tell me about yourself. (If you're a beginner, start with your academics,
projects, achievements, other curriculum activities, and strengths. Also, include
information about your interests, background, and so on. Start with your
current position, achievements, past work history, and academic and personal
details if you're an experienced professional.)
What is your expectation with respect to this role?
Why are you interested in working for Capgemini?
Are you open to relocating to various parts of India?
Why are you looking for a job change? (If you're an experienced professional
seeking a change, this is a common question. The easiest method to respond to
this question is to state that you are leaving your current work in order to
advance your career. Make sure you don't criticize or speak poorly about the
company where you now work.)
What is your expected salary? (This is a difficult question to answer. It is
generally asked from experienced employees. You may inquire about the
company's standard raise for employees.)
Do you have a question for us about the company?
Capgemini Technical Interview Questions:

Freshers and Experienced
3. Why is it suggested to utilise a database management system
(DBMS)? List some of its primary advantages to explain.
Following are some advantages of using DBMS:

Minimizing Data Redundancy: DBMS supports a system to eliminate data

redundancy within the database by integrating all data into a single database,
and because data is stored in only one location, there is no duplication of data.
Data Sharing: In a DBMS, data can be shared among several users at the same
time because the same database is shared across all users and by various
applications.
Data Integrity: This refers to the database's data being consistent and accurate
at all times. It is critical because a database management system (DBMS)
contains numerous databases, each of which contains data that is visible to
multiple users. As a result, it's critical to guarantee that data is accurate and
consistent across all databases and for all users.
Data Security: Only approved users should be allowed access to the database,
and their identities should be authenticated using a legitimate login and
password. Under no circumstances should unauthorized users be allowed to
access the database, as this would break the integrity limitations.
4. Why is normalization needed in a database?

The term "normalization" refers to the process of analyzing relation schemas based
on their functional dependencies. Normalization is the technique of splitting up data
into numerous tables to reduce redundancy.
The advantages of normalization are:
Standardization eliminates the copy information, allowing a smaller database to
be maintained. As a result, the size of the database is reduced in general.
Better execution is assured, which is related to the previous point. As the size of
information bases shrinks, the time it takes to process it becomes shorter and
more constrained, enhancing reaction time and speed.
Narrower tables may be possible as standardized tables are altered and feature
fewer segments, allowing for more data items per page.
With fewer files per table, support assignments are completed faster (file
modifies).
5. Distinguish between UNION and UNION ALL.

To aggregate the results of two or more SQL SELECT queries, we use the SQL UNION
method. In the union operation, the number of data types and columns in both
tables on which the UNION action is performed must be the same. Duplicate rows are
removed from the result set by the UNION operation. Union ALL operation is the
same as a Union operation. It returns the set without sorting the data or deleting
duplicates.
6. What is the difference between Dataset.clone() and

Dataset.copy()?
DataSet. Clone() copies only the DataSet object's schema and returns a DataSet
object with the same structure as the existing dataset object, including all the
relations, constraints, and schemas. The data from the old one will not be copied to
the new one.
DataSet.Copy() copies the entire code and structure of an existing DataSet object.
7. What is the difference between getch() and getche()?

Both these C functions read characters from the keyboard, the only difference being:
getch() is a function that reads characters from the keyboard without using any
buffers. As a result, no data is presented on the screen.
getche() uses a buffer to read characters from the keyboard. As a result,
information is displayed on the screen.
Here is an example to demonstrate the difference between the two functions:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
int main()
{
char c;
printf("Enter a character here: ");
c = getch();
printf("nYou entered the character: %c",c);
printf("nEnter another character: ");
c = getche();
printf("nYour new entered character is: %c",c);
return 0;
}
Output:
Enter a character here:

You entered the character: c
Enter another character: b
Your new entered character is: b
getch() immediately returns the character without waiting for the enter key to be
pressed and the character is not displayed on the screen. getche() displays the
character on the screen without waiting for the enter key to be pressed.
8. What do you know about #pragma directive?

#pragma is a preprocessor directive for turning on or off specific functionalities.
#pragma startup, #pragma exit, and #pragma warn are its three types.
We can use #pragma startup to provide functions that are called when the script
starts working.
#pragma exit allows us to specify functions that are executed when the code
terminates.
#pragma warn tells the computer whether or not to suppress any warnings.
9. To connect the C program and the operating system, what

structure is used?

The file structure is used to connect the operating system and an application. The
header file “stdio.h” (standard input/output header file) defines the file. It contains
information on the currently open file, its current size, and its memory location. It
has a character pointer that indicates which character is currently being opened.
When you open a file, you're telling the so ware and the operating system which file
you want to open.
10. What is the drawback of scanf() and how can it be avoided

(if any)?
With a string of characters, scanf() will fail. A multi-word string cannot be entered into
a single variable using scanf(). The gets( ) function is used to avoid this. When the
enter key is pushed, it gets a string from the keyboard and ends it. As part of the input
string, spaces and tabs are permitted.
11. Illustrate public static void main(String args[]) in Java.

The entry point for any Java code is called main() and is always written as a public
static void main (String[] args).
public: The term "public" refers to an access modifier. It's used to specify who
has access to use this method. This method is public, which implies that it can
be accessed by any class.
static: This is a keyword that indicates that it is a class-based system. In Java,
main() is made static so that it can be accessed without having to create a class
instance; however if main is not made static, the compiler will throw an error
because main() is called by the JVM before any objects are created, and only
static methods can be directly invoked via the class.
void: The return type of a method is void, and it defines a method that does not
return any value.
main: It's the name of the method that JVM looks for when it's searching for a
starting point for an application with a specific signature, and it's the method
where the main execution happens.
String args[]: The parameter passed to the main method is String args[]. args[]
is an array of arguments with each element as a string.

12. What is Java String Pool?

The developers of Java were well aware that programmers would rely heavily on the
String data type. As a result, they sought optimization from the beginning. They
came up with the idea of storing String literals in the String pool (storage space in the
Java heap).
As a result, whenever a new object is created, the String pool first checks to see if the
object has previously been generated in the pool, and if it has, the same reference is
returned to the variable. Otherwise, a new object in the String pool will be created
and the reference will be returned.
They wanted to use sharing to reduce the size of the temporary String object. To
make sharing easier, an immutable class is required. It is not possible to share
mutable structures with two unknown parties. As a result, immutable Java Strings
aid in the implementation of the String Pool concept.
13. Why are Java Strings immutable in nature?

String objects in Java are immutable by definition. This signifies that the String
object's state cannot be changed once it has been created. As a result, if you try to
update the value of that object rather than the values of that object, Java creates a
new string object.
Because String objects are o en cached in the String pool, Java String objects are
immutable. Because String literals are frequently shared among numerous clients,
one client's action may have an impact on the others. It improves the application's
security, caching, synchronization, and performance by doing so.

To begin, we've developed a string literal “Python” that runs in the pool. The string
“Data Science” is then formed, and it is also used in the pool. Finally, we've
constructed the “Python” string once more. However, JVM checks for the string at
this point and finds that the string literal is indeed present. Instead of creating a new
String pool instance, it returns the pooled instance's reference, i.e. str1.
Similarly, if we use the new keyword to produce string literals, we're using the String
pool. Three string literals have been created: “Java”, “C++”, and “Data Science”. We
can see that string literals in “Java” and “C++” are new. However, there is already a
“Data Science” literal in the pool. JVM now allocates space in the Java heap for the
literal “Data Science”. It's important to remember that all String literals formed with
the new keyword are stored in the Java heap, not the String pool.
14. Explain shallow copy vs deep copy in the context of Java.

The method of copying an object that is used by default in cloning is a shallow copy.
The fields of an old object X are copied to a new object Y in this procedure. The
reference is duplicated to Y while copying the object type field, i.e. object Y will point
to the same location as X. If the field value is a primitive type, the primitive type's
value is copied. As a result, any changes made in object X or Y's linked objects will be
reflected in other objects.

// Java
// An object reference of this class is
// contained by IBS
class IB {
int a, b;
}
// Contains a reference of IB and

// implements clone with shallow copy.
class IBS implements Cloneable {
int x;
int y;
IB z = new IB();
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException
{
return super.clone();
}
}
// Driver class
public class Main {
public static void main(String args[])
throws CloneNotSupportedException
{
IBS t1 = new IBS();
t1.x = 1;
t1.y = 2;
t1.z.a = 3;
t1.z.b = 4;
IBS t2 = (IBS)t1.clone();
// a copy of object t1 is created

// and is passed to t2
t2.x = 10;
// any modification in the primitive type of t2

// does not get reflected in the t1 field
t2.z.a = 30;
// any modification in object type field

// gets reflected in both t2 and t1(shallow copy)
System.out.println(t1.x + " " + t1.y + " " + t1.z.a
+ " " + t1.z.b);
+ " " + t2.z.b);
}
}

Output:
1 2 30 4
10 2 30 4
In the above program, t1.clone returns a shallow copy of the object t1. A er receiving
the copy, specific modifications to the clone technique must be applied in order to
acquire a deep copy of the object.
A deep copy duplicates all fields as well as the dynamically allocated memory that the
fields point to. When an item is copied together with the objects to which it refers, it
is called a deep copy.

// Java
// An object reference of this
// class is contained by IBS
class IB {
int a, b;
}
// Contains a reference of IB and

// implements clone with deep copy.
class IBS implements Cloneable {
int x, y;
IB z = new IB();
public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException

{
// Assigning the shallow copy to
// the new reference variable t
IBS t = (IBS)super.clone();
// Creating a deep copy for c

t.z = new IB();
t.z.a = z.a;
t.z.b = z.b;
// Creating a new object for the field c

// and assigning it to the obtained shallow copy
// in order to make it a deep copy
return t;
}
}
public class Main {

public static void main(String args[])
throws CloneNotSupportedException
{
IBS t1 = new IBS();
t1.x = 1;
t1.y = 2;
t1.z.a = 3;
t1.z.b = 4;
IBS t3 = (IBS)t1.clone();
t3.x = 10;
// any modification in the primitive type of t2

// does not get reflected in the t1 field
t3.z.a = 30;
// any modification in object type field of t2

// does not get reflected in t1(deep copy)
+ " " + t1.z.b);
+ " " + t3.z.b);
}
}

Output:
1 2 3 4
10 2 30 4
We can see how a new object for the IB class has been designated to replicate an
object that will be delivered to the clone method in the preceding example. As a
result, t3 will acquire a deep copy of t1's object. As a result, any changes made by t3
to the ‘z' object properties will not be reflected in t1.
15. How is memory managed in Python?

Python's private heap space is in charge of memory management. The private heap
contains all Python objects and data structures, but the programmer does not have
access to it. The Python interpreter, on the other hand, takes care of this.
The memory manager in Python is in charge of allocating heap space for Python
objects. The core API then gives the programmer access to a few programming
tools.
It also contains an integrated garbage collector, which, as the name implies,
recycles all unused memory and makes it available to the heap space.
16. Distinguish between range and xrange in Python.

xrange and range are nearly identical in terms of functionality. They both allow you
to generate a list of integers that you may use whatever you want. The only
difference between range and xrange is that xrange produces an xrange object while
range provides a Python list object.
This implies that, unlike range, xrange does not create a static list during execution. It
generates the values as needed using a technique known as yielding. Generators,
which are a type of object, are employed with this technique. That is, if you have a
large range and want to construct a list for a billion people, you should use xrange.
This is particularly the case if you're working with a system that demands a lot of
memory, such as a cell phone, because range will utilise as much RAM as it can to
build your array of numbers, causing a memory problem and crashing your app.

17. What are the advantages of NumPy arrays over Python lists?
The following are some advantages of NumPy arrays over Python lists:
NumPy arrays store data in a sequential manner, unlike Python lists, making
data processing simpler.
NumPy is not just more efficient, but it's also easier to use. We get a lot of vector
and matrix operations for free, allowing us to avoid doing unnecessary work.
They're also put to good use.
NumPy arrays are faster, and NumPy has a lot of useful features like FFTs,
convolutions, quick searching, simple statistics, linear algebra, histograms, and
so forth.
18. What are the disadvantages of using an array to implement

Queue?
The cons of using an array to implement a queue are:
Even if the queue is empty, if it has a significant number of enqueue and
dequeue operations, we may not be able to insert entries at some time (as in the
case of linear increment of front and rear indices) (this problem is solved by
using circular queue).
When using an array to construct a queue, there may be occasions where we
need to extend the queue to insert additional elements. Because it is nearly
impossible to extend the array size when using an array to implement a queue,
determining the suitable array size is always an issue.
19. Is there a good reason to choose BSTs over AVLs in the first
place?
If you wish to compare the two: an AVL tree to a simple binary search tree (BST)
without balancing it, then AVL:
will require additional memory (each node must keep track of its balance factor)
and
Each operation has the potential to be slower (because you need to maintain
the balance factor and sometimes perform rotations).

The worst-case for BST without balancing is quite terrible (linear). However, if you are
confident that this worst-case scenario will not occur, or if you don't mind if the
process is slow in rare circumstances, BST without balancing may be preferable to
AVL.
20. List the advantages of using Tries over Binary Search Trees
(BSTs).
The advantages of Tries over binary search trees (BSTs) are as follows:
It's quicker to lookup keys. In the worst-case scenario, looking up a key of length
m takes O(m) time. Because lockups are dependent on the depth of the tree,
which is logarithmic in the number of keys if the tree is balanced, a BST does
O(log n) key comparisons, where n is the number of items in the tree. As a result,
a BST takes O(m log n) time in the worst scenario. Furthermore, log(n) will
approach m in the worst-case scenario. Also, on real processors, the simple
actions Tries utilize during lookup, such as array indexing with a character, are
quick.
Because nodes are shared between keys with common starting sub-sequences,
tries with a large number of short keys are more space-efficient.
Tries facilitate longest-prefix matching, assisting in the discovery of the key with
the longest possible prefix of characters, all of which are unique.
The length of the key is equal to the number of internal nodes from root to leaf.
As a result, balancing the tree isn't an issue.
21. What distinguishes a structure from a class in C++?

There are a few distinctions between a class in C++ and a structure.
These are the following:

When creating a structure from a class or another structure, the base class or
structure's default access specifier is public. When deriving a class, on the other
hand, the default access specifier is private.
The members of a structure are always public, but the members of a class are
always private.
The variables of a structure are stored in the stack memory while those of the
class are stored in the heap memory.
Class supports inheritance whereas structures do not.
The type of class is reference type whereas the type of structure is a value type.
22. What is the difference between new() and malloc()?

In C++, both malloc() and new are used for memory allocation at runtime. The
differences are listed below:
Malloc() is a function, whereas new() is a pre-processor.
When using new(), there is no requirement to allocate memory; nevertheless,
when using malloc(), you must use sizeof ().
new() sets the new memory to 0 and malloc() assigns a random value to the
newly allocated memory.
The new() operator allocates memory and invokes the constructor for object
initialization, whereas the malloc() function allocates memory but does not
invoke the constructor.
Because the operator is faster than the function, the new() operator is faster
than the malloc() function.
23. What are virtual functions and pure virtual functions?

A virtual function is a member function that is declared in a base class and overridden
by a derived class. When we are using a pointer or a reference to the base class to
refer to a derived class object, we can invoke a virtual function for that object and
have it run the derived class's version of the function.

Regardless of the type of reference (or pointer) used for a function call, virtual
functions make sure the right function is called for an object.
They're mostly implemented to accomplish polymorphism at runtime.
The virtual keyword is used to declare functions in base classes.
Run-time resolution of function calls is performed.
Functions that are only declared in the base class are known as pure virtual functions
or abstract functions. This indicates that they have no definition in the base class and
must be redefined in the subclass.
24. What is a DNS (Domain Name System) forwarder?

A DNS forwarder is a DNS server that forwards DNS queries for external DNS names to
DNS servers outside the network. A forwarder is used with a DNS server when it
receives DNS queries that cannot be resolved quickly. Therefore, it forwards these
requests to external DNS servers for resolution.
A DNS server that is configured as a forwarder behaves differently than a DNS server
that is not configured as a forwarder.
The DNS server behaves as follows when configured as a forwarder:
When the query is received by the DNS server, it resolves it using a cache.
If the DNS server is not able to resolve the request, it forwards it to another DNS
server.
If the forwarder is not available, it tries to resolve the query using a root hint.
25. How does the dynamic host configuration protocol help with
network management?
The network administrator uses the dynamic host configuration protocol to create a
pool of IP addresses instead of going to each client computer to configure a static IP
address. This group is known as an area that can be dynamically assigned to clients.
26. What do you know about anonymous FTP (File Transfer

Protocol)?

Users can access public data through anonymous FTP. The server does not need the
user to identify himself, and the login is anonymous. As a result, while utilizing
anonymous FTP, you must substitute 'anonymous' for the user id. Anonymous FTPs
allow you to send large files to a large number of individuals without having to give
out a large number of password and username combinations.
27. What is the Golden Ratio?

Any two consecutive (one a er the other) Fibonacci Numbers have a ratio that is very
close to the Golden Ratio, which is equal to 1.618034.... (approx). In fact, the larger
the pair of Fibonacci Numbers, the closer the approximation. Let's have a look at a
few:
3/2 = 1.5
5/3 = 1.666666666...
...
233/377 = 1.618055556...
This also works when we start the sequence with two random whole numbers.
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28. Interview Preparation Tips

“Self Confidence” is the first stage in nailing any interview. You've already
completed half of the task if you're confident enough. Always keep a cheerful
attitude and a smile on your face.
Read about the company. Understand the company's services and product lines,
as well as its mission and philosophy. Employers expect you to know who the
company is, what it does, and how it relates to your professional goals. These
types of questions about the company can be asked during the HR round.
The more you prepare for the interview, the easier it will be to pass. Acquire
sufficient understanding of, among other things, interview stages, rounds, and
questions. Practice your responses to common HR and management interview
questions. Study your technical subjects and final project carefully. Above all,
remain calm and confident, and you'll have a good chance of surviving.
Answers should be short and to the point. Use no word arts to explain the core
solution. Don't waste time offering ineffective responses or asking irrelevant
inquiries. Any interviewer who observes you doing this will automatically deduct
points from your score.
Ensure you're up to date on the most recent technological developments. You
should have a basic awareness of contemporary technological trends like
artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and so on.
Speak confidently. Listening to the interviewer is more crucial than responding.
Make sure you fully comprehend a question before attempting to respond. Don't
be scared to ask for clarification if you don't understand something.
Frequently Asked Questions

29. Is Capgemini good for freshers?
Capgemini gives you the opportunity to reach your full potential at every level of your
career. Capgemini's work culture is generally positive. Job security is excellent too.
You can take advantage of a flexible working environment that allows you to
precisely blend your professional and personal lives.
30. Is the Capgemini interview tough?

It doesn't matter whether the Capgemini interview is challenging or easy. The truth is
that the more you prepare for the interview, the easier it will be to pass. Acquire
sufficient understanding of, among other things, interview stages, rounds, and
questions. Programming languages, logical thinking, and products/so ware/projects
on which the candidate has recently or previously worked are among the topics
covered.
31. What is the salary for freshers in Capgemini?

For employees with less than one year of experience to two years of experience, the
average Capgemini Fresher salary in India is 3.4 lakhs per year.
32. Why Capgemini?

Capgemini is a great place to work. Your abilities will be valued here. The
organization's policies and opportunities are excellent, and it works in a variety of
domains and nations. Once you're in, you'll have a plethora of options dependent on
your abilities. Without a doubt, Capgemini's infrastructure and team management
are top-notch.
33. How do I join Capgemini?

Capgemini visits numerous college campuses in their final placements, conducts
walk-ins, and mega placement drives for fresher hiring. You can also apply to
Capgemini in a variety of ways, including through employment sites, registering on
the company’s website(www.capgemini.com), attending recruiting drives, using the
employee referral system, or consulting with placement experts.
34. Is there any bond in Capgemini?

Generally, there is a 2 years service bond for freshers in Capgemini.

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