Understanding the basics and being practical in learning- N.Vijay Aditya, a record placements holder.

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N.Vijay Aditya of CBIT created a record in the college by being placed in six companies in the recent campus placement drive. He attributes his success to besides organizing many technical and non technical events and firmly believing in “be genuine in what you speak and clear in what you believe”.

Profile:
Name: N. Vijay Aditya

Father's Name: N. V. Rama Raju
Mother's Name: N. Indira Raju
Branch: Civil Engineering
College: CBIT
Academic marks:
SSC: 85 %
INTER: 80 %
B.Tech: 63 %

Hobbies:
Spending time with friends, photography, swimming, horse riding, target shooting, sketching, aquarium …
Family background:
My father is into business with interests in power, infrastructure and tourism. Mother is a homemaker. Sister is a BDS student.

College life:
College life is the phase of life in which we learn the most. I was encouraged by my alumni and friends in whatever I did. I had friends in all the streams of college. I learnt a lot by interacting with people, organizing events etc. I was also a placement coordinator. I was associated with alumni association and it helped me the most. I got exposed to complex work environments. And organizing technical fests like ‘civilizations’ and cultural fests like ‘shruthi’. My seniors were supportive and juniors helped us to execute our ideas and implement them. I had a special bond with teachers and other supportive staff of CBIT.

Who was your inspiration?
Apart from my mother who manages a large family very efficiently and helps my dad at work, I draw inspiration from Ayodhya Rami Reddy garu of the Ramky group. He is my inspiration.
Can you describe us in detail various levels in the campus interview you faced?
Round 1 (written test): Generally a blend of basic fundamental Engineering concepts and aptitude.
My GMAT preparation helped me to handle aptitude well. Basic understanding of Engineering concepts made my through this round.
Round 2 (technical interview): The panel stressed on the practical usage and application of Engg study. I had an idea of what I was learning, where it should be applied and how to modify them in real time situations. My internship and site visits helped me a lot.
Round 3 (HR interview): I told the panel in what I believed and why they should recruit me. I spoke accordingly to what they were expecting from me.
What do you think fetched the Job in the Campus placement?
I always tried to learn the practical way and understand the underlying meaning of various concepts. I prepared for exams from text books. I never looked into the previous question papers and stuff. Also my topper friend Nagender helped me a lot in making me understand the essence of various Engg subjects. Also organizing many technical and non technical events indirectly helped me. I had a good resume.
How many offers did you get and what is your choice?
I got placed with six companies. Indian Oil, L&T, Billimoria etc. I am opting for Billimoria.
Which books did you refer during your preparation?
We were given some FAQ’s from the placement office. Apart from that I didn’t refer to any books or material.
Did you take any training for facing the campus placement?
No, but being a part of many organizations helped me a lot. It was as if I was trained by them.
What suggestion and preparation tips would you like to give to Job aspirants?
I think all the aspirants should never lose confidence. They should be genuine in what they speak and clear in what they believe. Understanding the basics and being practical in learning helps a lot (not only fetch a job).