Well, as you might be knowing, it's an online exam, and no two people would get the all the sets of questions same, so you have to work out yourself with focus. The general instruction would be given by them, just listen to them carefully, not much of a deal with that!

There are 5 sets, 3 related to english and 2 of general aptitude- verbal and non verbal. 75 Questions and just 60 minutes, Time management is a deal with the aptitude, and
English is damn easy even if your command over it is average, you shouldn't put more than 10-12 min. on it. *The Comprehension part of it is not about reading it, but just filling up the blanks, so don't be scared to do it first, it hardly takes 2-3 mins*

The rest is the aptitude part- Non Verbal- missing series and odd man out, and Verbal . I would suggest start with the one you have better command of. Non Verbal wont take much of time if you can catch the logic easily, since it's just missing character and series, I did most of the guessing for this section. With Verbal, be thorough with RS aggarwal, verbal and nonverbal, it helps! There were some direct questions from puzzle test. And also from RS aggarwal quantitative, time and work, speed probs, practise them to get speed and accuracy, otherwise they are easy!

Overall, the test was easy. Just try to maintain FOCUS and TIME MANAGEMENT and you're through!

For my interviews, they were a cakewalk! The technical was more of HR, was asked just two-three technical questions, easy ones. Rest were puzzles and HR type questions. They want to see your confindence, approach and how calculative you are.My HR was really short and brief, hardly 2-3 mins. They were short of time, it took place at around 9.00PM and that too in a group of 7. and finally at 0000hours, result was declared, and I was through!

All the best to those appearing!