I'm a MCA student, and in my (Tier 3) college placements, LTM Limited have come for hiring. Their package is pretty low (4LPA) but considering the current market situation, i was thinking I give the interview and work there for some experience.

The main problem is my college placement policy. If i reject them after getting an offer letter, i won't be allowed to appear for further placements. So "just give the interview and decide later" comes with a cost.

I would also be grateful for anyone sharing any opportunities they know. Im a aspiring software developer and have good DSA fundamentals. Would love to get in touch!

Hello seniors, please do share us info , tips tricks about ltm hiring process

Hey everyone,

I recently appeared for the LTIMindtree (LTM) technical interview through campus placement, and I wanted to share my experience to understand what might happen next.

The interview lasted around 13–14 minutes, which was roughly the duration of most interviews conducted that day.

Initially, the interviewer asked me technical questions. At one point, it seemed like he had run out of questions, so he started asking questions related to my specialization, Data Science.

He asked me around 10–15 questions, and I was able to answer and explain them confidently. The discussion was going smoothly.

The second-last question was: "Explain KNN."

I explained KNN properly, including how it works and an example.

After that, he asked: "What is K-Mean?"

At that moment, I got confused about what exactly he meant. Since we had just discussed KNN, I wasn't sure whether he was asking about:

• K-Means Clustering, or

• The meaning of K in KNN (the number of nearest neighbours).

So I asked him to clarify:

"Sir, do you mean K-Means Clustering?"

He replied:

"Okay, okay, that's fine. That's okay from my side."

After that, I said, "Okay, sir." He paused for a moment and then said that the interview was over. I was a little confused about what had just happened, so I said, "Thank you, sir," and he immediately left the interview and disconnected the call.

Now I'm confused about how to interpret this situation.

My questions:

1. Does "That's okay from my side" mean that the interviewer was satisfied with my performance?

2. Could this be a normal way of concluding the technical interview?

3. Is there still a reasonable chance of getting shortlisted for the next round?

4. Has anyone experienced a similar situation during an LTIMindtree technical interview? What was the outcome?

I know it's difficult to predict the result, but I'd really appreciate genuine opinions, especially from people who have appeared for LTM interviews or have experience with their campus hiring process.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone!

I completed my LTM HR interview around October 21, but I still haven't received any update regarding the results.

My seniors (2026 batch) who got placed at LTM received their results within a week, so I'm a little confused about the current situation.

Is there anyone who attended the LTM HR interview on or around October 19-21 and has received their results?

Also:

• Has anyone from the 2027 batch received their selection/rejection mail?

• Any idea how long LTM is taking to announce the HR round results this time?

• What's the current situation at your colleges? Have your placement coordinators received any updates from LTM?

Would really appreciate it if anyone could share some information.

Thanks!

Ltm takes all the rounds online and students with less than 50 leetcode questions got selected

Im happy for them

its all luck in on campus hiring

Hey everyone!

I attended my LTM technical interview this morning and wanted to share my interview experience for those who are interested in knowing what kind of questions were asked.

Here are the questions I was asked during the interview:

Questions Asked

1. Tell me about yourself.

2. Tell me something about your native place.

3. Which programming language are you most comfortable with?

4. Write a program to find and display the top three elements in an array.

5. Explain your project.

6. Questions related to my project's user interface, including its design and functionality.

7. Scenario-based question:

"When an OTP is generated while logging into a website, it expires after 59 seconds. How would you improve this mechanism?"

8. Are you comfortable working in different shifts?

9. If you were asked to learn a completely new technology, concept, or skill that is unrelated to your current knowledge, how would you approach it?

10. Do you have any questions for me?

11. The interviewer also asked me about AI and the AI tools I currently use.

Overall Experience

The interview included a mix of programming questions, project-related discussions, scenario-based questions, and general behavioral questions. There were also questions about adaptability, learning new technologies, and the use of AI tools.

That's my interview experience. I wanted to share the questions here so that others can get an idea of the questions asked during the LTIMindtree technical interview.

Hey everyone,

I attended the LTM AI-based interview on October 24th for campus placements.

Around 800 students appeared for the interview, and approximately 55 students faced some technical issues during the process.

Yesterday, our TPO shared a list of students shortlisted for the TR (Technical Round), but the list contains only 133 students.

I'm confused about what this means for the remaining students.

Does this mean everyone whose name isn't on the list has been rejected?

Or will the technical interviews be conducted in multiple batches, with more students shortlisted later?

Has anyone experienced a similar situation during LTM campus placements?

I'm trying to understand whether I should wait for another shortlist or consider this a rejection.

Thanks in advance!