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What is the total number of questions in the Campus Recruitment Exam?
What is the total number of questions in the Campus Recruitment Exam?
What is the weightage of the General Aptitude section in the exam?
What is the weightage of the General Aptitude section in the exam?
How is the marking scheme structured for incorrect answers?
How is the marking scheme structured for incorrect answers?
Which topic is NOT included in the Technical Fundamentals section?
Which topic is NOT included in the Technical Fundamentals section?
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How many questions are dedicated to Object Oriented Programming in the exam?
How many questions are dedicated to Object Oriented Programming in the exam?
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What is the duration of the Campus Recruitment Exam?
What is the duration of the Campus Recruitment Exam?
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Which of the following topics does NOT appear in the General Aptitude section?
Which of the following topics does NOT appear in the General Aptitude section?
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What is the cut-off mark required to pass the exam?
What is the cut-off mark required to pass the exam?
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Study Notes
Exam Objective
- Assess final-year students (pre-final/final semester) in computer science/IT or equivalent, or those graduating in other streams with aptitude, technical knowledge, and IT-related general awareness.
- Focus on core competencies relevant to all streams.
Exam Structure
- Total Questions: 50 (Multiple Choice Questions)
- Total Duration: 60 minutes
- Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- Marking Scheme: Correct answer = +1 mark; Incorrect/unanswered = no penalty.
- Pass Mark: 25 out of 50
- Difficulty Level: Moderate
Syllabus Overview
General Aptitude (20 Questions, 40% Weightage)
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Logical Reasoning (10 questions):
- Positioning and Sequencing (1 question)
- Assertion and Reasoning (2 questions)
- Blood Relations (2 questions)
- Direction Sense (2 questions)
- Alphabet Patterns (2 questions)
- Relationship Symbols (1 question)
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Quantitative Aptitude (10 questions):
- Symbol Interpretation (2 questions)
- Unit Digit Calculation (1 question)
- Subset/Venn Diagram Problem (2 questions)
- Remainder Theorem (1 question)
- Fractional Relationships (2 questions)
- Number Theory (1 question)
- Perfect Squares (1 question)
Technical Fundamentals (25 Questions, 50% Weightage)
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Object-Oriented Programming Language (10 questions):
- Basics of OOPs
- Constructor Calling Order (Inheritance)
- Polymorphism
- Encapsulation
- Static Members and Methods
- Interfaces and Abstract Classes
- Virtual Functions
- Pure Virtual Functions
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Data Structures and Algorithms (7 Questions):
- Recursion
- Time and Space Complexity Analysis
- Array Operations
- String Algorithms
- Sorting
- Searching
- Hashing
- Bitwise Operators
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Database Management (4 Questions):
- Normalization
- Keys and Constraints
- SQL Data Types
- Relationships (ER Model)
- ACID Properties
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Core Language Concepts (4 Questions):
- Type Casting
- Pass by Reference vs. Pass by Value
- Increment/Decrement Operators
- Jump Statements
- Operators (Logical, Bitwise, Ternary)
General Awareness (5 Questions, 10% Weightage)
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Topics:
- Current Trends in IT (AI, IoT, Blockchain)
- Cybersecurity Awareness
- IT Industry News and Innovations
Exam Layout
| Section | Questions | Difficulty | Weightage (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Aptitude | 20 | Moderate | 40 |
| Technical Fundamentals | 25 | Moderate | 50 |
| General Awareness | 5 | Moderate | 10 |
| Total | 50 | 100 |
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Description
This quiz is designed to assess final-year students in computer science and related fields on their aptitude, technical knowledge, and general awareness in IT. The exam consists of 50 multiple choice questions covering logical and quantitative reasoning, with a moderate difficulty level. It's essential for students to demonstrate core competencies to successfully pass the test.
