CS fundamentals · free timed test
For CS and IT students facing campus technical rounds. Covers keys and ER modelling, functional dependencies and normal forms, SQL queries and joins, ACID transactions, concurrency control and serializability, indexing with B+ trees and recovery. A pass means you can read a schema, spot the normal form, write the right join and reason about transactions in an interview.
25 multiple-choice questions, four options each, drawn from these topics. The result page scores every topic separately so you can see where the marks went.
Good forCampus placementsSQLDatabaseTechnical round
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Interview Essentials
From the registration desk to the technical panel, one clear voice
For final-year engineering students and freshers facing TCS, Infosys, Wipro or Accenture technical rounds, and anyone revising networking fundamentals. Covers the OSI and TCP/IP models, TCP versus UDP, IPv4 addressing and subnetting, routing, switching, DNS, DHCP, HTTP and basic security. A pass shows you can answer the networking questions a campus interviewer asks without hesitation.
For engineering students preparing for campus technical interviews at TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture and product companies. Covers processes and threads, CPU scheduling, synchronisation, deadlocks, paging and virtual memory, file systems and disk scheduling. A pass means you can explain and compute the standard OS questions an interviewer puts on the whiteboard.
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20 min · 25 questions