Sasken Communication Technologies

Career Details
Eligibility:

Engineering Degree with 60%

Selection Process:

Written
GD
Interview

Entry Package:
1.9
Organization Details
Industry:
Telecom/ISP
Company Profile :

Sasken is an embedded communications solutions company, that helps businesses across the communications value chain accelerate product development life cycles.

Sasken offers a unique combination of research and development consultancy, wireless software products and software services, and works with Network OEMs, Semiconductor Vendors, Terminal Device OEMs and Operators across the world. Global Fortune 500 and Tier 1 companies in these segments are part of Sasken's customer profile.

Established in 1989, Sasken employs over 3,500 people. operating from state-of-the-art research and development centers in Bangalore, Pune & Chennai in India, Kaustinen, Tampere, Oulu & Turku in Finland and Monterrey in Mexico. Sasken is also present in Shanghai (China), Ottawa (Canada), Nice (France), Frankfurt (Germany), Kanagawa (Japan), Lund (Sweden), Guildford (UK) and Boston, Dallas, New York & Santa Clara (USA).

Committed to innovation, Sasken works with customers to help them get to market ahead of the competition, and stay focused on new product development and manufacturing. With deep understanding of the communications industry, access to current and emerging technologies, mature development processes, global resources and a proven track record, Sasken creates complete solutions to help clients succeed. Clients choose Sasken for the comprehensive range of application solutions and services, backed by a proven reputation for expert support and high quality.

In addition to being directly involved in the development of a variety of technologies, Sasken is a member of premier technology bodies including ITU, 3GPP, GCF, MPEG-ISO, and the ATM, DSL and SDR forums.

Sasken is SEI CMM Level 5 certified and its’ solutions are backed by ISO 9001:2000, ISO 27001 and TL 9000 certifications. Sasken’s proprietary quality management systems strengthen our business offerings and ensure client satisfaction. Sasken’s commitment to environment is highlighted by its ISO 14001 certification.

The Procedures for selection are as below,
1. Aptitude test ( English - 20 question in 20 minutes,Maths-30 questions in 30 minutes,C programming-30 questions in 30 minutes and Computer sc.- 30questions in 30 minutes. the last section will b deifferent according to the branch for which u r opting the test. as i m from CSE thats why my paper was CSE paper)

2.The shortlisted candidates were grouped into GD groups. as only 150 to 180 students were selected from apti test, the GD was called off, and we r selected for technical interview. there was two panel of tech interview, one for CSE & IT and another for ECE. I was sent to the CSe panel. and after waiting for about 2 and half hours outside the room, i was really afraid of what was waiting for me there inside.i entered into the room and with a smile i shake my hand with the guy sitting in front of me.As soon as he saw my name he got interested , becoz i m chakraborty and he was too. and after doing some formal talk, he started to ask me about Linked list, array, structure,malloc, free,RAM,cache memory,some simple questions from JAVA,pointers, OSI layers and their functions, CRC,flow error controll etc. As i told him before my fevourites are C, JAVA, i answered confidently every questions from these topics. after half an hour of tech interview, he told me "Ok avijit it fine, so any question u have ?" i asked a company related question, and after that i left with a firm hadshake. and waiting for result, after 10 minutes a guy told me to go to the upstairs, and wait for the HR interview, oh god i was selected for HR. So guys from CSE have to b strong in C, JAVA, Networking.

3. Again after 2 and half hours of waiting outside, i was called inside the HR room, oh it was the guy , who presented the PPT in the begining of the day at the college hall. I made a firm handshake with him with a confident smile, he offered me to sit down.after that he asked me some typical HR questions.
A) Ok avijit, which branch r u from?
B) Tell me why did u chose this college?
C) Whats was the reason that ur JEE rank was not so good?
D) What are ur weaknesses? (He was not satisfied with the answers,)
E) Whats ur parents?
F) Why should i hire u?
G) Have u attented any interview so far?
I) Do u want to persue highre studies ?
J) Can u do software testing for us?

The person was very friendly, but, i thought i never made him satisfied, but at the same time i was very confident and i stick to my answer to the last. That clicked and after 20 minutes of HR interview, i left the room. and waiting for the result, after 5 minutes another guy came from the room and told me to wait downstairs in front of anothre room,after sometime another guy took me inside the room and after some formal talk i was given a T-Shirt (i saw those who got selected had that T-Shirt, thus i was sure that i got selected). after giving the T-Shirt he told me "Sorry avijit i m afraid i cant give u anything more". i was shocked.where's my offer letter. when i was about to leave, he tole me"Heres ur offerletter". oh i started to feel in the heaven.believe me frnd its the most memorable moment for me till now. i got the job.

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APTITUDE 1. Two people were

APTITUDE
1. Two people were walking in opposite directions.both of them walked 6 miles forward then

took right and walked 8 miles.how far is each from starting positions?
a) 14 miles and 14 miles
b) 10 miles 10 miles
c) 6 miles 6 miles
2. a person has certain number of cows and birds.they have 172 eyes and 344 legs.how many cows and birds does he have?
3.a person has 14 red socks and 14 white socks in a drawer.what is the minimum number of socks that he should take to get a correct pair?

4.when a number is multiplied by 13,it will become greater to 105 by an amt with which it is lesser to105 by now.what is the number

5.when asked what the time is, a person answered that the amount of time left is 1/5 of the time already completed.what is the time?

6.when I become as old as my father is now, I will be 5 times the age of my son.and my son will be 8 yrs older than what I am now.father+my age=100.how old is my son now?

7.two peoples on cycles are traveling at 10 miles / hour.when they reach a distance of 50 miles, a housefly lands on the first cyclist and then flies to the other and so on…at a speed of 16 miles/hour.what is the distance covered by fly before cyclist meet?

8.my successor's father is my father's son. and i don't have any brothers or sons..who is my successor?
a)nephew
b)niece
c)daughter
d)myself

COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. which of these checks for structural errors of a language
a)lexical analyser
b)parser
c)intermediate code
d)code optimisation

2. threads in the same process share the same
a)data section
b)stack
c)registers
d) thread id

3.the depth of a binary tree...
a)nlogn(base 2)
b) n*n
c)n

4.a program computing log(n) accepts 1000 inputs its execution time is 110 ms...when it doubles n to 2000 inputs..it becomes 120.....and what will be for 4000
a)130
b)140
c)150

5.algorithm to find the balancing of paranthesis was given and output had to be obtaines...using stacks...easy yaar....

6.which of the followin is non preemptive
fcfs
round robin
shortest job first

7.problem to find the avg waitin time of sjf..given the burst times of each process

8.which of the follwing may be implemented using a stack
parenthesis matchin
parsing
local variables stored in runtime
all the above

9.which of the foll data structures can be randomly accessed givin loc
1.linked kist implemented using array
2.singly linked list
3.double linked list

4.both single and double linked list

1. The hours remaining in a day is one-fifth of the hours passed in

the day. What is the time?

2. My successor is my uncles only brothers son who is his only kid.

(some what like this)

3. A and B starts from the same point and moves in opposite

direction for 8 miles and 6 miles respectively. After that A turns

right and moves for another 6 miles. B also turns right and moves 8

miles. What are their respective distance from the starting point?

10,10

4. In a pet shop there are 120 eyes and 172 legs. How many birds

and puppies are included in these?

5. Two cyclists are moving towards each other at 10 miles/hour.

They are now 50 miles apart. At this instance a fly starts from one

cyclist and move towards other and moves to and fro till the two

cyclist meet each other. If the fly is moving at 15 miles/hour, what is

the total distance covered by the fly? 50 80 100

6. Guru’s draw has 14 blue socks and 14 black socks. How many socks

must be taken to get a pair of socks of the same color? 14 15

13 16

C – SECTION

1. Find output ………….

Int *ptr=&const;

((((( ans:error)))))

2. Find output

Function(i=10);

(((((ans:error)))))

3. #define SWAP(x,y) t=x;x=y;y=t;

main()

{ int x=5,y=6;

if (x>y)

SWAP(x,y);

Printf(“x=%d y=%d\n”,x,y);

}

((( note that the function SWAPis not within braces))))

4. sum(int x)

{int t;

if(x<=1) return (1);

t=sum(x-3)+sum(x-1);

return (t);

}

if 6 is passed to the function, what is the value returned to the calling function.

(((((((ANS===== 9)))))))))

[ans:don’t remember the actual _expression.if the _expression is the

same the ans was nine]

5. what is int (*ptr)[]()?

6. Main()

{int a[]={0,2,4,6,8};

int *ptr;

ptr=a;

printf(“%d”, *((char *) ptr+4));

}

find output

8 2 4 6 (((((( ANS==== 4)))))))

7. which takes the same memory space regardless of the type of

operating system?

Char* char int float

8. main()

{ int I=3;

while(I--)

{int I=100;

I--;

Printf(“%d”, I);

}

}

find output.

100 99 98 99 98 97 99 99 99 error ((((( ANS== 99 99 99)))

9. main()
{char ch;

for(ch=’0’;ch<=255;ch++)

printf(“%c”, ch);
}

((((((([ans : infinite loop))))))

10. some program using variable b which was not initialized so

((((ans error))))

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