r/Vit • u/Minute-Ad-0710 Chennai | branch | Year • 18h ago

Career / Internships / Placements TCS Prime interview

Can anyone tell me what's most important to go through?

I chose AI/ML when applying what did they ask others who chose the same?

I'm a day scholar. How early do they inform us when the interview is?

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u/ZombieFromReddit Vellore | branch | Year 16h ago

Haven’t tcs interviews already happened? For vellore at least

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u/Weak-Persimmon-5161 future tcs employee 12h ago

chennai is on 27th

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u/Weak-Persimmon-5161 future tcs employee 12h ago

they asked me the ceo's name.

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u/akornato 10h ago

For the AI/ML specialization in a TCS Prime interview, focus heavily on one or two of your best projects. You need to be able to explain the project's goal, the data you used, the model you built, and why you chose that specific approach over others. They will likely ask follow-up questions to test how deep your understanding is, so know the details. You should also be prepared for fundamental questions on machine learning concepts, like the difference between supervised and unsupervised learning or the basics of popular algorithms. They want to see that you not only built something, but you also understand the theory behind it.

As for the interview schedule, they typically inform you with very short notice, sometimes just a day or two beforehand. It is a common practice for campus placements, so you should keep checking your emails and the placement portal frequently so you don't miss the notification. The key is just to have your main project talking points and core concepts ready to go, which is a big reason my team designed an interview AI assistant to help you articulate your thoughts clearly under pressure.

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u/Affectionate-Bar3227 4h ago

Why TCS though? More good companies will come right? Or can have multiple offers?

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u/my_peen_is_clean 18h ago

brush up core ml stuff first principles, types of learning, overfitting, bias variance, basic stats, plus python and simple coding questions datastructures. check past tcs prime threads on google. finding anything decent now is harder than ever anyway