JKT PROFILE
Written by Santhosh
Saturday, 28 October 2006
JK Technosoft (JKT)
JK Technosoft (JKT) is a global software & solutions company that is driven by the simple yet powerful tenet of providing ‘total customer satisfaction’. A valuable asset of the JK Organization, one of India's largest industrial groups with an annual turnover exceeding US$ 2.5 billion, JKT is at the leading edge of comprehensive IT services & solutions.
JKT offers a wide breadth of services across the entire Information Technology spectrum including Enterprise Solutions, Progress Consulting, Application Management, Product Management, Independent Testing and Professional Services. Its exceptional and exhaustive domain expertise in verticals such as healthcare, retail, textile and manufacturing has nurtured an exclusive client roster spread across Europe, US, Australia and Asia-Pacific.
Since its inception in 1994, JKT has achieved exceptional growth. Over 450 top rung professionals, ISO 9001 certification, development centers in Noida (Delhi/NCR) and Bangalore, a sales office in Mumbai, and 100% subsidiary companies based in UK, Ireland and US – are testimony to this.
Careers:
JK Technosoft prides itself as being a great place to build a career. New employees are groomed and nurtured to grow to their full potential from the moment they become JKTians. By fostering a dynamic, vibrant and creative work atmosphere, providing ample opportunities for growth and laying a great emphasis on training, every employee is steered towards an optimal career path.
At JKT, a perfect work – life balance, an open and friendly ethos, and a culture of reward and recognition go a long way in contributing to a fulfilling professional environment.
There is a constant endeavor to enhance skills and knowledge at a personal level to improve the capabilities of JKTians. Technical and soft skills training, workshops, team building activities, and management development programmes are a regular feature here.
The opportunity to work at different global locations offers employees both flexibility and growth in career development. JKTians are encouraged to align their individual objectives with organizational goals, and to make JKT “…a globally respected organization obsessed with customer delight and growth, driven by a passionate team".
"So now you don’t have to make a choice between money and happiness as you get both together at JKT."
Contact Address of Corporate Headquarters:
JK Technosoft Ltd.
F-3, Sector-III
Noida 201301, INDIA
Tel: +91 (0) 120 2539133-37
Fax: +91 (0) 120 2539132
For more details visit www.jktech.com
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
JK TECHNOSOFT PAPER AND INTERVIEW ON 15th JULY 2006 AT LBSIM
JK TECHNOSOFT PAPER AND INTERVIEW ON 15th JULY 2006 AT LBSIM
Techinal + Aptitude writtent test (1 hr)
GD + Interview (GD is not a elimination round)
In Technical paper, questions were from RDMS and Java. Total 30 questions were there. Few questions in RDBMS were very general n some questions were quite tough. Questions on java were quite simple. one question was ... In which class setBackground() is defined. There was -ve marking in technical paper.
In Aptitude paper, there were no choices provided.. Thirty questions were there in total. 3 questions were to find the odd one out from the series. 2 questions were from shakuntaladevi, one question from clock. one on relations. there were no -ve marking in this paper.
In GD, My topic was "Are foreign channels destroying indian culture". I was against the topic.. n most of us were against the topic.. All of us were asked to conclude the discussion one by one, in the end. I had gd on 3rd Aug 06 and interview on 22nd Aug 06. Interview was planned on the same day of GD but due to some problem they couldnt do so..
In the interview, questions were like
1. I was asked to introduce myself.
2. What is Object Oriented language and its principles.
3. What is RDBMS.
4. Encapsulation?
5. Difference b/w java n C++.
6. Does inheritance exploits the concept of encapsulation.
7. Why Java is so popular?
8. What is Normalization and why do we use it.
9. what is 3 tier architecture.
10. What is overloading.
11. How do we implement polymorphism in java.
12. Give example, where do we need to normalize the table.
13. Any Questions ?
I was given two puzzles to solve...
1. 9 balls are given to me of 1 kg each except 1, which is of 2kg. I have to find out the 2kg ball in minimum no. of weighing. Solution is given shakunla devi. Ans 2 weighing
2. Man n his dog has to cover distance of 6km. Speed of man is 4km/hr n that of dog is 6km/hr. how much distance dog would have travelled, if the dogs comes back to the man after reaching the end point, keeps on repeating the same until man n dog reach the destination point. Ans man covers 6kms n dog covers 9kms.
Techinal + Aptitude writtent test (1 hr)
GD + Interview (GD is not a elimination round)
In Technical paper, questions were from RDMS and Java. Total 30 questions were there. Few questions in RDBMS were very general n some questions were quite tough. Questions on java were quite simple. one question was ... In which class setBackground() is defined. There was -ve marking in technical paper.
In Aptitude paper, there were no choices provided.. Thirty questions were there in total. 3 questions were to find the odd one out from the series. 2 questions were from shakuntaladevi, one question from clock. one on relations. there were no -ve marking in this paper.
In GD, My topic was "Are foreign channels destroying indian culture". I was against the topic.. n most of us were against the topic.. All of us were asked to conclude the discussion one by one, in the end. I had gd on 3rd Aug 06 and interview on 22nd Aug 06. Interview was planned on the same day of GD but due to some problem they couldnt do so..
In the interview, questions were like
1. I was asked to introduce myself.
2. What is Object Oriented language and its principles.
3. What is RDBMS.
4. Encapsulation?
5. Difference b/w java n C++.
6. Does inheritance exploits the concept of encapsulation.
7. Why Java is so popular?
8. What is Normalization and why do we use it.
9. what is 3 tier architecture.
10. What is overloading.
11. How do we implement polymorphism in java.
12. Give example, where do we need to normalize the table.
13. Any Questions ?
I was given two puzzles to solve...
1. 9 balls are given to me of 1 kg each except 1, which is of 2kg. I have to find out the 2kg ball in minimum no. of weighing. Solution is given shakunla devi. Ans 2 weighing
2. Man n his dog has to cover distance of 6km. Speed of man is 4km/hr n that of dog is 6km/hr. how much distance dog would have travelled, if the dogs comes back to the man after reaching the end point, keeps on repeating the same until man n dog reach the destination point. Ans man covers 6kms n dog covers 9kms.
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