Infosys Selects Candidate for Senior Project Role After Rigorous Process
Infosys recently selected a candidate for a Senior Project (SP) role following a rigorous recruitment process that began with a pre-placement talk at a college in June 2025. The candidate's journey, from initial shortlisting to final selection, is detailed below.
The candidate's journey began when Infosys visited the college board for a pre-placement talk, discussing the company, work culture, and available roles such as SP, DSE, and SE. The candidate registered through the college's Training and Placement Officer (TPO), who submitted their details to Infosys.
On July 12, 2025, the candidate faced an online test lasting 3 hours, comprising 3 coding questions of varying difficulty levels. They successfully solved 2 questions completely and partially solved 1, demonstrating their problem-solving skills.
Following this, the candidate was shortlisted for the SP role under Category 2 on July 23, 2025. The interview process included a live coding test, where the candidate had to solve one problem in 40 minutes. The technical discussion covered a wide range of topics, including DSA, SQL, OOPs, OS, DBMS, Academic Projects, and achievements.
An interview was scheduled for September 12, 2025, with a request to prepare a 2-slide PPT about the candidate and their career aspirations. After a thorough evaluation, the candidate was selected for the SP role on September 25, 2025.
Despite no public records specifying who received the SP position at Infosys in September 2025, the candidate's selection process is a testament to Infosys' rigorous recruitment process. The candidate's problem-solving skills, technical knowledge, and preparation were key to securing the SP role.
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