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Persistent Placement Papers and Recruitment Pattern

If you are interested in the field of software and want a career in that, then persistent systems is the place for you to be. But before trying in for the test you have to choose your subjects. There are placements for computer literates (for development) and for others too. The others are analyzed for quality and testing. The candidate must have attained 60% or above in 10th and 12th, along with pursuing a degree for engineering.

To get into this you have to clear a three level test to get into it. The first round has multiple questions. The first 15 questions are based on percentage, age factors, ratio and proportion etc. The next 15 questions are based on C, to find the output and errors and with abcd options. Next 10 questions are related to data structure. Further 5 questions on operating system like UNIX, segmentation etc.

In the second round the candidate is tested for his/her practical knowledge about C language. In the last round the candidate is interviewed. In order to clear the interview, one must have cleared the two rounds and must have good communication skills. Getting placement in Persistent systems provides the candidate an opportunity to earn while learning. For further guidance here are the links-
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