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Tomorrow I am having interview with Cognizant . But they schedule via FirstIPO .
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Could you please tell me what kind of questions they will ask. What kind of coding test they will give.
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I have cleared the all interview round of Tata Consultancy
Today i got call from HR she said your profile is on hold due to budget issue.
My problem is thats I have not yet resigned from my current job and Due to 3 months NP none of them ready to take my Interview.
Feeling Demotivated now after TCS ' HR call.
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I’d spend more time on a site like Kaggle. That way you’ll get more DS experience with data analysis and ML and learn to code at the same time. Hackerrank/leetcode are ok for very technical interviews but most DS positions will give you a take-home test and care more about your DS thought process than if you’re the best coder.
Good coding is important but a lot of that comes from time and experience IMO. It feels silly for a company to hire a first-time DS expecting them to be amazing at coding.
Have you considered using copilot or chatgpt ?
to get the answers? yea but i still need to learn the mechanics behind the syntax and why things work the way they do. and i need to actually code it and think through each line
If you want to become a data scientist I would think the statistical concepts are more important and the coding aspect. You need to understand the fundamentals of statistics, and then you can leverage tools like chatgpt to help you with the actual coding
Lots of it you just need to memorize as tricks, but first you need to know the data structures.
If you wanna do some overkill prep, try Sedgwick's algos class on Coursera. It's in Java, but don't let that stop you, it's not that complicated to get going with. The class itself is very hard though. Algorithms is often an undergrad weeder course in CS (on par with OS and discrete math), and this particular Coursera class is on par or better than some at universities.
If you want something simpler, just go through some guides on basic data structures. Arrays, hash tables, etc. Leetcode has learning tracks for that stuff. Have coffee when you venture in, it's not too exciting....
Don't worry about that. I have been writing code for years and it still takes me ages to think of a solution for some problems. Some problems are easy, some are hard. Just try to get some practice. Also, like others mentioned, understand the concepts well and work on projects. It is unlikely that you will have to write some of the algorithms on hackerrank from scratch.