Xperiance with Hexaware

Hello !

My fourth attempt for a campus!
It was 4/02/2010 an close campus in our college, the company was- HEXAWARE technology, a Mumbai based Indian company, which stands at fifth rank in IT industry in India, at that point of time.
The campus had three rounds ( which later on changed in four ), an aptitude plus technical written round, GD and HR. we reported there by 9 am in the morning. Since it rained last night, so the temperature perished at least 10 degrees. And it was too cold at morning time. For a good reason, it was always known to everyone that, the Hexaware representatives will never reach in time, but still we reached the college at time, sharp at 9am.
As it was assumed, the HR came at 11 am. Then the introductory seminar was there, given by Mr. Joseph, the HR. It included all kinds of vociferous kind of description about the company and the recruitment policy.

After all that thing, then the written started, 50 question in one hour, the paper was very fine, and I was confident of clearing it, and it did happened. I cleared the written.
In GD round, we were 10 people, and the topic was- “is science a boon or curse”. Every one sitting there started to repeat the same thing again and again, and all were rubbish, there was no sense in the GD round, I was not given a scope to keep my point, I kept myself silent, only because, I don’t wanted to be a part of this unsocial way of keeping my point in the court. Like me, Harsh also kept himself silent, but it was unnoticed by the HR, and we were thrown out of the recruitment procedure. Out of 67, who cleared the written, only 24 were selected from GD round.
My attempt for Hexaware stopped there on. Gaurav, Thakur and Himanshu got selected from my class and on overall, 18 were selected from our college.



I learned one thing, even if people around you are behaving like, animal, you need to take the charge to kick there ass, otherwise, you will be kicked out.

14th feb 2010—GATE 2010

Happy valentine’s day !

Today was the judgment day for most of the engineers who ever dreamed to go for masters. Its GATE 2010.
Mine centre of examination was Jawaharlal Nehru School, Habibganj; just 1.5 kms away from my room. I preferred to go walking. Last night I got indulged in game playing, as a result of which I got to bed 4 hours late; and derivative, I woke up at 8 in the morning. And the exam was to be started from 9:30, it may sound plenty of time at a flash, but I need to get bath, worship a bit, and at last go for a 30 mins walk.
So it started the same way, I got ready by 8:30 and went on walking towards my exam center. I reached there in time, and got myself in the class. It was Room no-10, in the ground floor of the school premises. It was a normal class room, the window was very unclear, and somehow, the sun raise entered the class room, the paint in the walls were trying to jump out of the wall. The wooden benches were not comfortable to sit. But in all those situation, the feeling of being in a school got evolved from my inside, which cleared all this allegations from my mind.
Elizabet Mam, (I know this name, because the peon once called her.) who was one of the invigilator, looked a very nice and gentle lady, she wore a kanjiwaram saari, with a dusty color sweeter, with a black shawl over it. She reminded me about most of the school day mams. That seriousness in voice and the control over the gesture is phenomenal and only evident in these teachers. She went through all the instructions one by one, from 1st line to the last. I noticed every move of her, the urge to get every thing done right, was very visible in her every act.
The participants- yes, I found most of the students that were in the exam hall were only to sit and waste the three hours of there life. The guy sitting in the next seat to me looked like a genuine idiot. There were three girls in total in my class, one in light green top, one in pink and one in dark magenta kurta. Rest of the class room remained numb for the next 3 hours. I counted on each minute in my clock (which got stopped in the second hour of exam).
In all this beautiful caricature of environment, I was giving my GATE attempt, which took just three hours, nearly 35 questions out of 65, 68 marks attempt out of 100. As soon as the clock strike 12:30, the ORS sheet was taken away and so was my courageous fight with the paper.

At the end I must say, I am very happy with the way, the exam shaped for me, no matter what result comes, I am very satisfied and trilled with my attempts.

And I cant enjoy the success, if I don’t taste the failure.

“I have to risk it…………..it get the biscuit”

My experience with TCS

20 jan 2010, at TIT, Bhopal
Like every BE student I too carry a dream to get associated with a brand company and build a career. Being a IT engineer, one of the Indian IT brands to which I loved to get joined was TCS. Like me there were more then 500 plus IT students along with students from other branches. Even it was a close campus for us, but all the aggregated 8 colleges were made to unite at UIT, for a combined campus.
In the crowd of more then 1000 hungry solider, I was weaponless, and walked myself in the war for the crown of slavery.
I can guarantee, people who will get selected will be either those who are focused to there preparation, or who are in regular practice for performance or the only who are lucky enough to select every answer correctly. I was not in the first two categories, so my future in TCS relies only to my luck.
The written exam was on 22nd and I saw, every one was indulged in reading comprehensions, doings logical reasoning, mugging previous answers from Barron’s and vocabulary. And I was just wasting my time, only because I was unsure of what I was doing there. Few days ago when the news of TCS campus spread like virus, the first question arose in my mind was whether I should be in there or not. Doing job is not in the list of my priority in life, earning only money is not the thing I wish to have. Even if no one aggress with me, but the fact remains the same that our generation people are money oriented other then anything else. And that’s where I want to shift my mind from.
TCS is a dream job for every engineer, but I want to give something back to the society, in place of earning money for my welfare and livelihood.
This all thoughts were creeping in my mind for long time, as a result of which I never thought to take TCS for serious in any sense. I only went through few question papers of last year and kept myself optimistic, that my simple studies of 2 nights and 2 days, will serve me with a 3.15 lacks package in TCS.
But only being optimistic to be lucky, did not help me in any way… I am a consistent scorer in my academics, and more importantly there was no one near to my academicals, but it doesn’t make me fit to enter in TCS. And that’s where everyone else was superior to me, they went to coaching for campus, for CAT, and they have a good hand over vocabulary and reasoning, and I was just not like them. The scores I secured in 3 years of engineering till date was in vein.
My scores can be superlative only if I could have faced the HR in either technical or PI. But I was kicked out in written. I was not sad; I was not in grief, when I was rejected from the top most IT industry in INIDA. I was just feeling pity for, myself, that I not capable to present myself to the person, who could have checked me. I was just not good enough to clear simple exam.
The moral of my experience with TCS(which ended very quickly !) is that numbers in academics are only valuable, if u are able to get a chance to show that.
And this present day campus, they need a clear evidence that u are good enough to face them… so at any cost, I lost this battle…and at any cost I will win the rest.


aniruddhya

Victims are not only those who die!

Quite obvious thing is this, when so ever someone die,. We say – “God bless his soul.” When someone of our friends –family dies, we cry. It’s a fact because some one who is with us is leaving us. This is 2008, India is very troubled from all side due to the terrorist attacks and all that bull shit. Is the person who dies is the only one to suffer, the answer is a bug no. but just give it a thought if some one of your lovely life gets expired in those attack, then?
We, the common people always try to be far away from these things, we are so busy with our life that we don’t keep time to think about this problem, this article is not about terrorism, neither about the person who died, not about the blood. I want to remind the thing that, we are fortunate, very fortunate.
It was early October’08, I was heading towards my room, but I thought to drop my friend, Poonam to her room first. We both were sharing our ideas about career, life, future, flowers, smiling faces and all those beautiful things. We preferred to walk through the pavement instead of taking an auto. I was smiling all around, unaware of the things happening in the other side of my nation.
My room mate gave me a call – “Bhai! Call your brother; I heard that terrorist attacked Delhi, this evening.”(My big bro was working in a private company in Delhi.)in the mid way to Poonam’s room. I stopped, moved not a bit. My body temperature felled many degrees, my hands became cold. My heart beat started to beat at a speed of 100 miles/ minute. I don’t know how to explain those 10 to 20 seconds.
I tried to call my brother in Delhi, trying to call, in the center of the road, I’m calling and he was not picking up the phone, calling again and no replies coming from him Poonam also felt very shocked, but didn’t say anything. (And possibly, how can you react to that situation is a hectic work, but she stood beside me.) After 2 minutes, my brother called back, and the first thing I asked was – “are you fine”
My eyes got wet and I thought to cry at that instance, I felt to fly to Delhi and hug him. It was first time in my entire life that loved to hear him. I got relaxed in few minutes. Poonam was also cool now; she said I prayed fro you and your brother for the entire time. Then I again started to walk to Poonam’s room. It was the horrifying thing I faced ever. That day I felt that its not the person who dies gets the pain,. But its all those who are associated to him also suffer the pain.
I want every one to think if you are a 70 plus old guy, who just lost his son, or a pregnant mom just lost his husband, or a father looking at the dead body of his 6 year son studying in school, or a millionaire who lost his family, or a young couple who got separated for ever and ever. I can make you thing a hundreds of such horrifying conditions, but that’s not the point. The point is that what have we done fro those who lost their sons, their husbands, their girls and who so ever. Do they deserve the pain what the felt. I can delete the felling of pain of that day. My brother was alright and enjoying the party, and cried for his well being.
I ask do we do something for those who actually lost something of their own, answer it to your self………

Aniruddhya Baidya