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Subex Systems off-campus Intrview at KIT Tiptur Written Test Pattern by Shubhananda - June 2005

have attended the subex off-camput intrview at KIT Tiptur, the eligiblity wat 60% agg,for IS,CS,EC,TC branches,

There was 3 papers

i.e T1 T2 & T3 the person who is siting next to you will not get the paper same as you,

there were 20 C objectives(very easy) and one C program i.e diff pgm for diff paper

1) display the name of directory and sub direcoty of a given directory,

2)write a pgm to display the emplyee details with suitable header ,the input format fill be <eid>,<ename>,<salary>

3)DAC ( delete a characete pgm)these were the programs to write,for CS,&IS full pgm has to be write,for EC & TC only algorithm is enough.

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Last Update: November 30, 2005

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