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ADP

Posted July 12th, 2007 by examnotice
Career Details
Eligibility:

Engineering Degree with 50%

Selection Process:

Written
GD
Interview

Entry Package:
3.1
Organization Details
Web-Site:

http://www.adp.com

Company Profile :

ADP, with over $7 billion in revenues and more than 570,000 clients worldwide, is one of the largest providers of a broad range of premier, mission-critical, cost-effective transaction processing and information-based business solutions.

For Employers of All Sizes — payroll, benefits, human resource, and other business process management services

For Auto, Truck, Motorcycle, Marine and Recreational Vehicle Dealers — automotive software solutions and dealer services

ADP is a global company that provides services in North America and other major markets around the world

The written test consists of 5 sections.
1st section tests verbal ability.all from GRE barrons book and Big Book. Analogies n sentence completion.
2nd section is math. Again GRE math.
3rd section is C programming.Simple programs and u have to mark the right output.
4th section is C comprehension.The toughest part of the whole paper was this section. A huge compresion of C program follwed by 5 questions on it.
5th section is essay.The topic that I got is "happiest moment in ur life"

Next was interview. Tech n Hr simultaneously goin on. friendly panel. They ask logic of certain programs

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I had attended 4 ADP on june

On July 12th, 2007 examnotice says:

I had attended 4 ADP on june 18th the pattern is as follows firstly the written test takes place in that u will be asking aptitude, some c q's, english verbal.

aptitude comes as----simple intrest,train problems, percentage, profit and loss. ofcourse its so easy. enough to go through rsagarwal.

english verbal--------passage,etc

totally the written will be so easy. than comes gd when u qualify in written test than technical and hr.

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