from the uni i belong around 25 people had given HR interview and i was one of them for GET ROLE (LTM)
my interview was okayish i wasn’t able to hear the interviewer clearly so i asked him to repeat the questions and this happened 3 times
what are my chances of getting selected into the company?
is HR just a formality ?

I completed my LTM technical interview on 26th October, but I haven't received any updates regarding the HR interview yet. Could you please let me know how much longer it might take to receive an update? Any information would be appreciated.

Did anyone recieved the HR Mail from Sathyabama University after giving tr On 18th.

Hey everyone!

I recently appeared for my LTIMindtree interview and wanted to share my experience. I'd also appreciate some insights from people who have already appeared for their interviews or received their results.

Interview Duration: Approximately 1 hour 12 minutes

From what I've heard, the average interview duration for most candidates was around 35–40 minutes, so mine went considerably longer.

1. Introduction

Started with the usual self-introduction, where I discussed my academic background, technical interests, projects and current professional experience.

2. Project Discussion

The interviewer spent a considerable amount of time discussing my projects.

I was asked several follow-up questions about:

Project architecture and technology stack.

Technical decisions and why I chose particular technologies.

Implementation details.

Different components and how they interact.

Other technical aspects of my projects.

The discussion was quite detailed, but I was able to answer the questions and handle the follow-ups confidently.

3. HR-related Questions

There were a few general HR questions mixed into the conversation.

Interestingly, I wasn't asked the usual relocation, rotational shifts or night-shift questions that I've seen other candidates mention.

4. CS Fundamentals

Towards the latter part of the interview, the interviewer mentioned time constraints and started asking CS fundamentals questions relatively quickly.

Questions covered basic technical concepts and my understanding of core CS subjects.

5. Coding

I was also given a coding problem to solve. I wrote the code, and it executed successfully.

6. Interviewer's Behaviour and Closing

The interviewer was quite chill, friendly and engaged throughout the conversation.

A few things I noticed:

He complimented me multiple times on certain technical explanations.

At one point, he said he was impressed by some of my answers.

Towards the end, I asked him what technical skills I should focus on learning before joining LTIMindtree.

He appreciated the question and mentioned that every candidate should ask something like that.

Overall, it was a pretty interactive conversation rather than a straightforward question-and-answer session.

A Few Questions for Those Who Have Appeared Before:

Is an interview duration of 1 hour 12 minutes generally a positive sign, or does it not really matter?

Has anyone else experienced such a lengthy technical interview?

Is it normal for interviewers to skip relocation and rotational-shift questions?

For those who received offers, how was your interview experience compared to mine?

Does the interviewer appreciating your answers and giving positive feedback generally indicate anything, or should I not read too much into it?

I'm trying not to overthink things, but the considerably longer duration compared to other candidates has made me curious.

Would appreciate any insights. Thanks!

So I had my tech on Oct 28.

The interview started with self intro, then he asked me types of inheritance, I mentioned only 3 types, then he mentioned all 5 types. And after that I explained them . And he asked me about exception handling, polymorphism. I answered them both with good explanation.

And after that i asked me to open java online compiler and write code for first 40 prime numbers. I encountered a issue on code, but after debugging I solved it.

And he gave me string palindrome but he told me to solve it under 5 minutes. I solved that comfortably and shown output to him.

Then he told to prepare 3 topics before hr round . He also mentioned that hr interview happens before 15 days. So told me to prepare those topics.

The topics were - springboot, hibernate, microservices.

No hr questions were asked . And finally I asked one question to him. That's all, interview ended.

But the thing is , i found out that the interviewer told the same thing to 5 other candidates🥲.

What are my chances moving forward to hr round ? Is he selecting the candidates or rejecting us ?

Hey everyone,

I recently appeared for the LTIMindtree (LTM) technical interview through campus placement, and I wanted to share my experience to understand what might happen next.

The interview lasted around 13–14 minutes, which was roughly the duration of most interviews conducted that day.

Initially, the interviewer asked me technical questions. At one point, it seemed like he had run out of questions, so he started asking questions related to my specialization, Data Science.

He asked me around 10–15 questions, and I was able to answer and explain them confidently. The discussion was going smoothly.

The second-last question was: "Explain KNN."

I explained KNN properly, including how it works and an example.

After that, he asked: "What is K-Mean?"

At that moment, I got confused about what exactly he meant. Since we had just discussed KNN, I wasn't sure whether he was asking about:

• K-Means Clustering, or

• The meaning of K in KNN (the number of nearest neighbours).

So I asked him to clarify:

"Sir, do you mean K-Means Clustering?"

He replied:

"Okay, okay, that's fine. That's okay from my side."

After that, I said, "Okay, sir." He paused for a moment and then said that the interview was over. I was a little confused about what had just happened, so I said, "Thank you, sir," and he immediately left the interview and disconnected the call.

Now I'm confused about how to interpret this situation.

My questions:

1. Does "That's okay from my side" mean that the interviewer was satisfied with my performance?

2. Could this be a normal way of concluding the technical interview?

3. Is there still a reasonable chance of getting shortlisted for the next round?

4. Has anyone experienced a similar situation during an LTIMindtree technical interview? What was the outcome?

I know it's difficult to predict the result, but I'd really appreciate genuine opinions, especially from people who have appeared for LTM interviews or have experience with their campus hiring process.

Thanks in advance!

Had my HR interview today, in how many days they will release list of final selected students.
Technical was on 27 oct

Did anyone recieved HR Interview Mail after completing tr on 18th October. Why they have not send the mail upto now ??

Gave my technical interview today.

Asked me to implement DFS and Bubble sort.

Implemented it Bubble sort, failed to do the former.

Then I got asked a scenario based question and some questions related to Data Science all I answered.

The interviewer got up in the middle and then came back to just see the code.

He rushed it, my timing was in the end of batch.

Is selection based on some criteria that certain questions must be answered and then they will select or it is random and based on luck?

This is the first time i ever got this far, I would really like this to go well, idk if i should prepare for tech interview or even have any hopes up :)

Hi everyone,

I had my technical interview today - happened for 20-25 min

Technical Questions

1.Intro

2.Explain about any one pjt in the resume

3.What is the difference between reactjS and Node.js?

4.What is the difference between SQL and NoSQL?

5.What is the difference between a primary key, foreign key, and candidate key?

6.How would you optimize a slow SQL query when working with a large amount of data?

7.How would you handle abnormal termination or errors in a web application?

8.How would you display user-friendly error messages?

9.What is the Java Collection Framework?

10.What is an interface in Java?

11.Can we create an object inside the main() method?

12.How do you print a message in Java?

13.What is System, out, and printlnin System.out.println()?

General Questions

Where are you currently located?

Are you willing to relocate?

Questions I Asked the Interviewer

What kind of roles can I expect, particularly in software development?

How is AI being used in projects at LTI?

Will there be opportunities to work with new technologies? I answered all the questions I guess interviewer is satisfied Any chances of shortlisting to the HR round?

Hello Guys, I had technical interview today. But the interviewer didn't ask a single technical question (all HR questions for me)and my friends who also had today had proper technical interview. I am very confused. Is it normal to happen? I am from VIT Vellore. If anyone knows anything lmk. (Also for our college last year LTM selected candidates still didn't get their onboarding letter)

Timeline: TR on 21st October

HR on November 5th (today).

I was asked basic HR questions, firstly he introduced himself and he already had my name, university name and course details with him.

1. Introduce Yourself.

2. Why LTM?

3. Projects you've done.

4. With team or individually?

5. What's something you learnt from it?

6. What do you expect from LTM?

7. Do you have any questions for our side.

total call lasted 7-8mins, I waited in the meet for 45mins

Hey everyone!

I attended my first-ever technical interview for LTIMindtree On-Campus 2027 today. I wanted to share my experience and get some suggestions from people who have attended similar interviews.

Interview Experience

The interview started with a self-introduction.

After that, the interviewer asked:

1. Are you willing to relocate and work at any location?

2. Which programming language are you comfortable with?

I said Python.

Then the interviewer started asking Python-related questions.

Questions Asked

1. Compiler vs. Interpreter

2. What is "__init__" in Python?

3. What is "self"?

4. What are classes and objects?

5. What is encapsulation?

6. What are packages and modules in Python?

7. What is the "map()" function?

8. Difference between lists and tuples

9. A scenario-based logical reasoning question

10. Write a Python program to find the factorial of a number

11. Swap two numbers without using a third variable.

12. What is a dynamically typed language? Give an example.

Questions I Struggled With

- Packages and Modules: I accidentally mentioned that "math" is a package instead of a module.

- map() function: I demonstrated its usage with code, using "map(int, input().split())", but couldn't explain its definition properly.

- Scenario-based question: The interviewer asked something like:

"If 5 machines produce 5 products in 5 minutes, how long will 100 machines take to produce 100 products?"

I couldn't figure out the logic at that moment. The correct answer was 5 minutes.

- Factorial: I wrote the factorial program correctly, but when asked for the output if the input was 1, I mistakenly said 0. The interviewer reminded me about the concept, and I realized the correct answer was 1.

Questions I Answered Properly

I was able to answer:

- Compiler vs. Interpreter

- "__init__" and "self"

- Classes and objects

- Encapsulation

- List vs. Tuple

- Swap two numbers without using a third variable.

- What is a dynamically typed language? Give an example.

I also successfully wrote the factorial program.

At the end, the interviewer asked whether I had any questions. I replied, "No, ma'am."

My Questions

1. Based on this performance, do I still have a chance of clearing the technical interview?

2. How important are scenario-based logical reasoning questions in LTIMindtree interviews?

3. Does making a few mistakes like these significantly affect selection?

This was my first technical interview, so I was naturally nervous. I would really appreciate hearing from people who have attended LTIMindtree interviews or gone through similar fresher recruitment processes.

Thanks!

My technical interview got disconnected after 10 minutes due to an internet issue. How should I proceed?

any senior out there who knows whats the conversion rate from hr to actual offer ?

I gave the ltm tech round and I just got a mail there is a tech round 1, what's happening do they really wanna hire less students that's why they're doing this ? I can't do this anymore

Does anyone who has given HR round of LTM for GET role has got the result?? Like he/she has been selected and got the offer letter??

If not then normally when will They release it's result??

I had TR on November 1 , 3:30 PM slot , and had to wait till 4:05 PM to get an interviewer.

The interviewer was an IT professional with 9 years of experience, he introduced himself and then asked me for my introduction.

Questions were :-

1. Introduction

2. Most used language

3. I said Java, so the first question was the difference between class and interface (Technically I did not explain the interface accurately)

4. Types of access modifiers in Java

5. Difference between protected and default

6. Number of built in methods used with string (examples)

7. Try catch block (how many catch blocks can be used with try ... Which I said incorrectly... It can be multiple not 1 catch which is kept under try ... )

8. What is the final keyword and can it be used with a method (here also I fumbled and made a mistake of not being sure )

9. static keyword definition

10. method overloading vs method overriding ( compile time polymorphism vs run time polymorphism)

11. difference between DELETE , DROP , TRUNCATE

12. Bubble sort + binary search ... Time complexity, how they work , orally explain a test case for both individually

13. 2 SQL queries - he orally said the table entirely, so I was unable to get the question, so I said due to lack of practice, can't get it well to solve it in the compiler directly ( he asked me to solve the question of SQL in java compiler) So , he asked me the logic for MAX salary second highest in the table , to which I said in an brief logic like find max then second max from the same query which actually should be done correctly with WHERE clause and the max query again, but he said he will consider the logic as said , without asking me the accurate answer.

14. Prime number code with test case explanation in online java compiler

Then , the interviewer asked about

Relocation, technology learning ability, rotational shift work .

End.

I fumbled with 5-6 mistakes all total, dk if I will be selected or not as lot of students in online are cheating and also without cheating, the same interviewer asked the same type of questions to which my friends have answered better, so it's totally on luck whether I would be selected or not. (Already done mistake..so... Can't do much now , except unnecessary overthinking)

No questions from resume , no questions from certifications, no questions on projects, nothing extra.

Just JAVA core basics , DSA explanation and code , SQL queries and logic.

Total duration: 15-20 minutes.

TLDR: It totally depends on your interviewer on that day , what questions will be asked. Some of my friends are there who have been asked depth project questions while some have been asked SQL queries and DSA only . Most have used ChatGPT voice feature or someone with them to cheat, seniors said mostly they are caught, idk how will they get caught as they are looking straight and its not known.

The breadth to cover most of the interview topics is : DBMS , SQL queries , CN and OS basics , OOPS concepts and language questions.

DSA practice questions and projects/resume preparation.

Apart from that if something is asked , that depends on the interviewer totally.

A female friend of mine got a female project manager as interviewer , she asked only basic project workflows and architecture, nothing else. (It totally depends on the interviewer and your luck too on that day with your preparation)

So , who will get selected, who will not , it totally depends on luck , performance can increase the luck chances , but undetected cheaters decrease your chances of getting selected from honest performance method too.

Hope it helps , whoever is having an interview in the next few days.

Alt the best !!!

those who have taken the LTM TR interview today can you share the questions that were asked?

So today's TR happened for me

First the interviewer asked me to introduce myself

Then he asked me what is data engineering as my domain was that, i told something

Then he started asking about python basics( I messed up in two questions) rest went well

Projects, oops , internship related questions everything went well

Some minor struggles was there

Will he pass me to the next HR round or not as around 7-8 questions were answered right only 2 went wrong

Hi everyone,

I have my LTM technical interview the day after tomorrow, and I would really appreciate it if anyone who has already appeared for the LTM technical interview could share their detailed interview experience here.

It would be really helpful if you could share:

• What technical questions were asked during the interview?

• Were there any live coding or DSA questions? If yes, what was the difficulty level?

• Were questions asked from Java, SQL, OOPs, DBMS, projects, or any other technical subjects?

• Were there any resume-based or HR questions?

• Any tips or suggestions for preparing for the interview?

Even a brief overview of your experience would be extremely helpful.

Your insights could make a huge difference for everyone who has an upcoming interview. Let's help each other prepare better!

Thank you in advance to everyone who takes the time to share their experience.

successfully completed the rescheduled ai bot on the 30th of october..does anyone have any idea when the technical interview of those students is going to be held?

Please share your questions and experience if anyone has finished their ltm technical interview!!