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HCL Recruitment for Freshers | HCL Recruitment Process
HCL Recruitment for Freshers
Most of us are confused about the HCL Recruitment Pattern 2019 for Freshers and all over the internet wrong and old Recruitment Pattern is given. For details on HCL Off-campus drives, click here.
HCL Recruitment Process 2019
About HCL –
You must know this as this information is constantly asked in HCL Interviews
Founded in | 11 August 1976; 42 years ago |
CEO | C Vijayakumar |
Founder | Shiv Nadar Arjun Malhotra Ajai Chowdhry |
Number of Employees | 137,965 (2019) |
Revenue | US$8.63 billion (2019) |
Headquaters |
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
|
HCL Recruitment for Freshers – Eligibility Criteria
Students in CS , IT , ECE and EEE branch with 70% or 7 CGPA and above in 10th, 12th and Degree. (no current backlogs allowed).
NOTE : To know more about Eligibility Criteria and Process click on the button mentioned below
HCL Eligibility Criteria Dashboard
HCL Recruitment Process
HCL Recruitment Process
HCL earlier used AMCAT but now the HCL Recruitment Pattern has changed completely. They use their internal portal itself.
- Written Round
- Logical
- Quants
- English
- Technical
- General Knowledge
- Group Discussion
- Technical Interview
- HR Interview
Note : The 1st two rounds of HCL recruitment are an elimination round.
Round 1: HCL Aptitude Test
HCL Recruitment Process 2019 | No. of Questions | Time | Difficulty | Importance |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aptitude | 15 | 15 | Medium | Medium |
Logical | 15 | 15 | Medium | Medium |
English | 15 | 15 | Medium | High |
Technical | 15 | 15 | High | High |
General Knowledge | 5 | 5 | Low | Medium |
Detailed Facts about Recruitment Process for HCL
HCL Recruitment Process for Freshers | Cut off | Most difficult Topic | Suggested Avg. time to solve | Correct Questions by 90th Percentile |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aptitude | 13 | Mixtures and Allegations | 50 secs | 14 |
Logical | 11 | 55 secs | 13 | |
English | 13 | 45 secs | 15 | |
Technical | 12 | DBMS | 55 secs | 14 |
General Knowledge | 3 | 30 secs | 5 |
For detailed HCL Syllabus click on button below
HCL Detailed Syllabus Dashboard
Round 2: Group Discussion
In this stage, the applicants will be made to discuss some topic related to data analytics and its present state.You should prepare by practicing regularly to speak in English on random subjects.
Do's
- Take your time to think about the given topic.
- Do take pen and paper to write few pointers about the topic.
- Listen to others too and then try to speak in fluent English.
Don'ts
- Don’t Interrupt anyone.
Round 3: Technical Interview
In this section, you can expect technical questions from topics like Programming, Algorithm development concepts, Structure & constructs of computer programs, Object oriented programming concepts, etc.
- You should wisely choose your favorite subject of B.Tech carrier as they will judge the basic concepts of your stream as well as honesty of yours.
- You should also get ready for the Technical knowledge of your stream as well as few logical concepts of your favorable programming language.
- In brain teasers the major portion will be including puzzles and normal portion of reasoning.
- At the end they will ask you question regarding the Online test to check your capability and your honesty towards the written test that you had already cleared.
Round 4: HR Interview
Once you pass all the above rounds, the last one is a piece of cake. It’s just a final formality and they would only ask basic HR questions. But don't take it too lightly.
Few Pointers :
- Just be genuine and be yourself and be cool and calm.
- Never lie in the interview and if you are bluffing be sure you are prepared for the follow up questions
How is it like to work at HCL
Life at HCL
Whoaa !! My turn to answer it with a different perspective (may be a bit skewed but for sure would be helpful) !!
So, HCL Tech is an Indian IT MNC hovering with revenues in range of USD 6–7bn for quite many years and its appreciable that it has still maintained its dominance in global IT services competitive scenario as compared to its close competitors like TCS, CTS, Wipro, Infosys.
I was employed with HCL in ERS-OEM-Telecom-Wireless vertical which interprets as Engineering R&D services for Original Equipment Manufacturers in Wireless Telecom domain. Vertical integration of the wireless telecom industry will mean communication service providers (CSPs like Vodafone, Airtel, Jio). Arriving to evaluating the company against following parameters:
- Quality projects: Similar, to telecom vertical some of my friends were deployed in Healthcare, Automobiles, Avionics, Unified Communication, Infrasturcture Division domains. Projects were quite good in case you had the potential as well as positive attitude to learn. I had enriched knowledge in Physical layer code of a RAN box simulator (telecom guys will understand) as well as conformance & interoperability testing, 3GPP defined specifications for GERAN and UTRAN protocols and architectural understanding of wireless access technologies to quote a few.
- Future Prospects: Onsite opportunities were quite decent after a fixed tenure at the HCL and which seemed to be a promising aspect for the engineers. Almost, all of my friends i know of in the company had once a chance to visit abroad and work with onsite team at good pay as well as role enhancements. Some of them became permanent consultants to the client as well.
- Offshore Pay: Take home pay is generally cribbed about by many employees as compared to its rivals.
- Workplace Facilities: Gym, cafeteria, sports, cleanlisess, medical facility, extra-curriculars etc. are all upto mark and as per industry specifications.
- Brand Value: “Brand matters” i got to realize while pursuing MBA and it could be a game changer at times. It also reduced social risk, psychological risk, functional risk as well as functioal risk for me which a brand owes to one.
Further, smart work is always dominating over hard work so it’s much needed to focus on learning incrementally day by day than to crib about the politics/transparency/salaries at any workplace. One needs to make their own way ahead and lead their career. Remember “you always appreciate your school/college and criticise your workplace”. So, it’s a never ending cycle and so, better look beyond to find solutions than to list problems.