Test 1: English & Aptitude

A. Cognitive and Technical Assessment (90 questions total): 

1. 50 questions on:
   • English ability      
   • Critical thinking and Problem solving      
   • Abstract Reasoning
2. 40 questions on:
   • Common Application and MS office      
   • Pseudocode      
   • Fundamentals of Networking, Security and Cloud

Include these specific question types:

B. Coding Assessment (2 questions):  

Provide 2 coding problems solvable in C, C++, Java, Python, or .NET.  

Include: Problem statement, example input/output, difficulty level, topic, and category.

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C. Communication Assessment (30 questions): 

Focus on: Sentence Mastery, Vocabulary, Fluency, Pronunciation  

Use the same format as the Cognitive and Technical Assessment.

Test 2: English Communications

1. Reading:

In this round you will have 8 sentences that are going to display on screen in text form . You just have read it loudly in the window for 20-30 seconds. This process is basically an exercise to examine the reading ability of the candidate. For an instance – The interviewing audio might direct you to read sentence number 1 and then within a few seconds you will have to read it out loud with proper pronunciation. This same procedure can go on for a couple of sentences.

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NOTE: Do not be in a rush to read it out within the first few seconds itself. Take your time, understand the words and then read. If needed, read it in your head and if that sounds perfect to you read it aloud. It might happen so that they direct you to read all the sentence chronologically without breaks. Don't rush with the words.

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2. Repeating Sentences:

As an advancement to the above reading assessment, this section will be more of duplication. On this round you will be given 16 audio sentences. You have to clearly listen what the audio reads (probably a sentence) and then repeat it loudly which will test your pronunciation ability.

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NOTE: Do not rush with your words, listen intently and then repeat with exact pronunciations like the audio. If there’s an accent which is foreign to you, do not hesitate, keep going and try to sound as close to the audio as you can.

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3. Jumbled Sentence:

In this section, there will be 10 jumbled sentence audio will be given. This section tests more of your intellectual skills than verbal. You will be given a jumbled sentence which you will have to unscramble and read aloud thus diving into your sentence mastery skills. For example, The audio might read – on the table, the books are. You will have to answer it with the correct sentence – The books are on the table

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NOTE: Pay attention to the statement that is being read out to you. This section takes an account of your pace in knowledge application.

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4. Question and Answer:

In this section, there will be 24 easy questions asked orally and there will be no text that is displayed on screen. You have to answer each question in one or two words. This round is a quick question and answer round that takes into account your promptness in thinking and speaking while testing your vocabulary as well. The answer should be in one or two words.

Example – you keep the books on the table or in fridge !          

You answer should be – on the table

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NOTE: The best aid here is to listen to the question carefully, think and answer promptly.

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5. Storytelling:

So if you ever wanted to test your memorization skills, this is all for you. Here you will be made to listen to an audio probably a short story twice. The click is that you will have to grab the story and repeat it in your words when asked like a short snippet within 30 seconds. This test will aim to test your fluency and vocabulary too.

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6. Open questions:

It’s like a virtual HR round. Here, a HR question will be asked to you and you will have a minute to answer it followed by another question.

NOTE: Breathe in and breathe out! Have the monk style patience because you'll do good if you keep your calm in this round.